July 2016
Muslims Show Solidarity with Christians During Sunday Prayers in France and Italy
Muslims in France and Italy participated in Sunday prayers to show solidarity with Christians following the murder of a priest by radical Muslims. This act…
Erdogan Orders Changes in Turkey's Military Structure
Turkish President Erdogan has announced significant changes to the military structure, placing the army, navy, and air force directly under the Ministry of Defense and…
Iraqi Defense Minister: ISIS Leaders Have Left Mosul for Syria
Iraqi Defense Minister Khalid al-Obeidi announced that ISIS leaders are fleeing Mosul for Syria due to internal disputes and the impending military operation to reclaim…
Democratic Party Campaign Targeted by Cyber Attack Again
The Democratic Party's campaign committee has been targeted by a cyber attack for the second time in a week, with potential links to Russian hackers.…
From Islamic Terrorism to Islamophobia; Foreign Troubles
Europe has faced a series of violent attacks by Islamic extremists, predominantly carried out by foreigners, leading to a rise in anti-immigration sentiments. Western leaders…
Syria and Russia's Plan to Open 'Safe Routes' for Civilians and Militants to Exit Aleppo
Russia and Syria have initiated a humanitarian operation in Aleppo, establishing safe routes for civilians and surrendering militants. This comes amid a critical humanitarian crisis,…
Kremlin to America: Find the Footprint of the Email Hacking Scandal on Your Soil
The Kremlin has dismissed U.S. allegations of Russian involvement in the Democratic Party email hacking scandal as foolish, urging the U.S. to investigate the matter…
Trump's Request to Russia to Find Hillary Clinton's Missing Emails
Donald Trump publicly urged Russia to find and release Hillary Clinton's missing emails, prompting accusations from Clinton's campaign that he is encouraging foreign interference in…
Deadly Attacks in Western Europe Since 2014
The article details a series of deadly attacks in Western Europe since 2014, many of which have been attributed to ISIS or individuals with mental…
The identity of one of the attackers at a church in northern France has been announced as 19-year-old Adel Karimi
Adel Karimi, a 19-year-old attacker, has been identified in a church attack in northern France where an 84-year-old priest was killed. He had previously attempted…
Tehran Prosecutor: Selling Clothes with 'Corrupt and Deviant Groups' Symbols is a Crime
Tehran's prosecutor has declared the sale of clothing featuring symbols of corrupt groups a crime, urging police to shut down offending stores. This move highlights…
Hollande: The Threat of Islamist Militants Against Europe Has Never Been as Dangerous as Today
French President François Hollande declared that the threat from Islamist militants has reached unprecedented levels after an ISIS attack resulted in the murder of a…
Hostage-taking in France; ISIS claims responsibility for the attack
ISIS claimed responsibility for a hostage-taking incident at a church in northern France, resulting in the death of a priest and highlighting ongoing security concerns…
Russian Balloonist Breaks Round-the-World Travel Record
Russian balloonist Fyodor Kaniukov has set a new record for non-stop travel around the world by balloon, completing the journey in 11 days. This achievement…
9 Islamist Militants Killed in Clash with Bangladeshi Police
Nine Islamist militants were killed during a police raid on an extremist hideout in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The operation followed a series of violent attacks in…
Turkish Prime Minister: Constitutional Changes Will Be Made
Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim announced an agreement among parliamentary leaders to make minor constitutional changes to address systemic deadlocks. This comes amid growing concerns…
Train Services Between Iran and Turkey Halted Following Explosion on Railway Route
Train services between Iran and Turkey have been suspended due to a remote-controlled bomb explosion on the Turkish railway, which damaged the railway line and…
Neanderthals Were Cannibals
Recent research indicates that Neanderthals practiced cannibalism, as evidenced by bones found in Belgium. This discovery sheds light on the dietary habits and living conditions…
Chair of the Democratic National Committee Resigns Following WikiLeaks Revelations
Debbie Wasserman Schultz resigned as chair of the Democratic National Committee following WikiLeaks revelations about internal emails undermining Bernie Sanders. This incident raises concerns about…
A Syrian Refugee Killed in Self-Detonation in Germany
A 27-year-old Syrian refugee died in a self-detonation near a music festival in Ansbach, Germany, injuring at least 12 others. The individual had a history…
Suicide Attack in Shia-Dominated Kadhimayn Neighborhood of Baghdad
A suicide bombing in the Kadhimayn neighborhood of Baghdad killed at least 12 and injured 22, amidst a surge of attacks against Shia communities in…
Erdogan's Order to Close Over 2300 Civil and Educational Institutions in Turkey
President Erdogan has ordered the closure of over 2300 institutions in Turkey, including schools and charities, accusing them of ties to his political rival Fethullah…
30 Injured in Passenger Train Collision with Truck in Northern Iran
A passenger train collided with a truck in northern Iran, injuring 30 people. Emergency services responded quickly, and the condition of the passengers is reported…
European Union: Turkey Must Respect the Rule of Law and Fundamental Freedoms
The European Union has expressed concern over Turkey's declaration of a state of emergency following a failed coup attempt, urging respect for the rule of…
Iraqi Defense Minister: We Must Prepare to Assist Two Million People in Mosul
The Iraqi Defense Minister warns that two million residents of Mosul may flee during the upcoming military operation against ISIS. He emphasizes the need for…
Arrest of 10 Individuals in Brazil on Suspicion of Planning Attack on Olympic Games
Brazil has arrested 10 individuals suspected of planning terrorist attacks during the upcoming Olympic Games, with links to ISIS. This raises significant security concerns as…
Sports Arbitration Court Confirms Ban on Russian Athletics from Olympics
The Sports Arbitration Court upheld the ban on Russian athletes from the Rio 2016 Olympics due to doping allegations, rejecting Russia's appeal. This decision affects…
The Objectives of the British Prime Minister's First Foreign Visit to Germany and France
British Prime Minister Theresa May is on her first foreign trip to Germany and France to discuss Brexit and trade relations with European leaders. This…
Netanyahu: New U.S. Military Aid Package Enters Final Phase
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu announced that a new U.S. military aid package for Israel will be finalized soon, potentially increasing annual aid to four billion…
Death of Dozens of Civilians in Possible Coalition Attack on ISIS-Controlled Village in Syria
A U.S.-led coalition airstrike in northern Syria reportedly killed at least 56 civilians, including children, during ongoing conflicts with ISIS. The Syrian Democratic Forces are…
Islamic State Group: The Teenager Who Attacked Train Passengers in Germany Was One of Our Soldiers
The Islamic State claimed that a 17-year-old Afghan migrant who attacked train passengers in Germany was one of their soldiers. While the group asserts a…
Turkish Media: Former Air Force Commander Denies Involvement in Coup
Former Turkish Air Force Commander Akin Ozturk denied involvement in the recent failed coup, claiming he tried to prevent it. This denial comes amid significant…
Amnesty International: Iranian Officials Are Playing with the Health of Political Prisoners
Amnesty International's report accuses Iranian officials of deliberately denying medical care to political prisoners, risking their health and lives. The report highlights specific cases of…
Three 'Yarsan' Followers Sew Their Lips in Protest During Rouhani's Visit to Kermanshah
Three Yarsan followers protested by sewing their lips shut during President Rouhani's visit to Kermanshah, highlighting ongoing discrimination against their community. This act of protest…
Three Police Officers Killed in Louisiana; Shooter's Identity Revealed
Gavin Long, a former U.S. Marine, killed three police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on his birthday. The attack has intensified ongoing protests against police…
Fire Damages One-Third of Karkheh National Park in Khuzestan
A significant fire in Karkheh National Park in Khuzestan has destroyed 62 hectares of land, including thousands of trees and plants, with damages estimated at…
In the Aftermath of the Nice Attack, France Calls on Youth to Join Reserve Forces
In response to a deadly attack in Nice, France's Interior Minister has called on young people to join reserve forces to bolster national security. The…
Incirlik Air Base Will Not Reopen Until Turkish Air Force is Fully Cleared
The Turkish military has closed the Incirlik airbase, used by the U.S. for airstrikes against ISIS, until the Turkish Air Force is fully cleared of…
Release of the Secret 9/11 Report; Saudi Arabia Considers the Case Closed
The U.S. House Intelligence Committee released the long-awaited '28 pages' report suggesting potential links between some 9/11 hijackers and Saudi officials, but the Saudi government…
Bill for Women's Security Against Violence to Be Submitted to Government
A bill aimed at providing comprehensive security for women against violence is expected to be submitted to the Iranian government by September. The bill includes…
French President: A Group May Be Behind the Nice Attack
A terrorist attack in Nice, France, resulted in 84 deaths and over 200 injuries, with a Tunisian man identified as the attacker. The incident has…
ISPA: Only 28% of Women Support the Use of Chador with Headscarf
A recent survey by ISPA shows that only 28% of Iranian women support wearing the black chador with headscarf, indicating a significant shift in attitudes…
One Year Later; The Fate of the JCPOA
The article reflects on the one-year anniversary of the JCPOA, questioning its impact on the Iranian populace in economic and political terms. Experts discuss the…
The Fate of Zabol Teenagers Who Become Asian Champions
Omid Arami, a teenager from Zabol, won the Asian youth wrestling championship in Taiwan, becoming the third wrestler from Sistan and Baluchestan to achieve this.…
French Media: The Attacker in Nice was a Tunisian-French National
A Tunisian-French national carried out a deadly truck attack in Nice, killing 84 people during Bastille Day celebrations. The attacker was not on the police…
Truck Attack on France's National Celebration Leaves 84 Dead
A truck driver attacked a crowd in Nice, France, during Bastille Day celebrations, resulting in 84 deaths and numerous injuries. The driver, who was shot…
Bahman Kiarostami Responds to Health Ministry Spokesperson's Report
Bahman Kiarostami has publicly disputed the Iranian Health Ministry's claims regarding the treatment of his late father, Abbas Kiarostami, highlighting serious concerns about the medical…
Clinton's Victory, Sanders' Support
Senator Bernie Sanders officially endorsed Hillary Clinton for the presidency, uniting their efforts against Donald Trump, who poses a significant electoral threat. Sanders' support is…
Opposition from Leader and Senior Democratic Representatives in Congress to Three New Proposals Regarding Iran
Nancy Pelosi and senior Democratic representatives are urging their party to oppose three new congressional proposals regarding Iran that could impact U.S. commitments under the…
Obama at Dallas Memorial for Fallen Officers: We Must Set Aside Despair
Barack Obama spoke at a memorial for five police officers killed by a sniper in Dallas, urging Americans to set aside despair amid rising racial…
The Impact of the Nuclear Agreement on Human Rights and Civil Society
Nasrin Sotoudeh discusses the impact of the nuclear agreement on human rights and civil society in Iran, noting that while the situation has not worsened,…
Evolution on Earth Occurred 'Faster' During Warm Periods
A study reveals that evolution in early life forms on Earth occurred much faster during warmer periods, with genetic mutations happening 4,000 times faster than…
New Report from German Police on Sexual Crimes During New Year's Celebrations
A new report by the German Federal Police reveals over a thousand sexual crimes during New Year's celebrations, with more than two thousand men likely…
Syrian Army Extends Unilateral Ceasefire
The Syrian Army has extended a unilateral ceasefire for another 72 hours amidst ongoing clashes in Aleppo. Despite this ceasefire, rebel attacks have intensified, leading…
Carter: 560 American Soldiers to be Deployed to Iraq's Qayyarah Airbase
U.S. Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter announced the deployment of 560 American troops to Iraq's Qayyarah Airbase to assist in its reconstruction and support Iraqi…
Criticism of the Spread of 'Queen' Clothing for Men and Women in Iran
The Iranian news agency Mizan criticized the growing popularity of 'Queen' clothing, calling it a manifestation of cultural aggression from the West. Officials, including parliament…
Egyptian Foreign Minister's Visit to Israel
Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry visited Israel for the first time in nearly a decade, meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This visit is seen…
Identification of 'Large and Hidden Faults' Within Tehran
Iran's Geological Organization has identified large hidden faults in Tehran, increasing the city's earthquake risk significantly. The Pardisan fault poses a greater threat than previously…
Dallas Sniper Intended to Carry Out 'Wider Attacks'
The Dallas sniper, Micah Johnson, had plans for broader attacks prior to the recent protests against police violence. He was found with bomb-making materials and…
Fighting Resumes in South Sudan; Security Council Holds Meeting
Fighting has resumed in South Sudan between forces loyal to President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar, raising fears of civil war. The UN…
Portugal Wins the European Championship
Portugal won the European Championship for the first time by defeating France 1-0 in the final. Cristiano Ronaldo, despite being injured early in the match,…
The Body of Abbas Kiarostami Transferred from Paris to Tehran
Abbas Kiarostami's body has been returned to Tehran following his death in Paris at age 76. The Iranian Minister of Health has called for an…
The Cost of 'No!'
The article discusses the significant personal costs associated with dissent in Iran, highlighting the case of Narges Mohammadi, a human rights activist imprisoned for her…
Removal of Three Senior Security Officials in Baghdad Following Recent Explosions
Iraq's Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has dismissed three senior security officials in Baghdad following a series of deadly suicide bombings that killed around 300 people.…
Mahshahr: Fire That 'Caused Millions of Dollars in Damage' Continues
A major fire at the Bouali Petrochemical Complex in Mahshahr, which has been ongoing for three days, has reportedly caused millions of dollars in damage.…
Euro 2016: France Reaches Final by Overcoming Germany
France defeated Germany 2-0 to reach the final of Euro 2016, with Antoine Griezmann scoring both goals. The final will be against Portugal, and both…
The Oldest Payslip in the World Found in Mesopotamia
Archaeologists have discovered what is believed to be the oldest payslip in the world, dating back 5,000 years to workers in Uruk, Mesopotamia, who were…
Two Dead Following Militant Attack on Eid al-Fitr Ceremony in Bangladesh
A militant attack during Eid al-Fitr prayers in Bangladesh resulted in two police deaths and injuries to nine others. The attack follows a recent deadly…
Ministry of Health Opposed the Dispatch of Abbas Kiarostami to France
The Iranian Ministry of Health opposed sending filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami to France for treatment, deeming it unnecessary. Kiarostami, who passed away from severe cerebral hemorrhage…
Four Iranian Border Guards Killed in Sistan and Baluchestan Clashes
Four Iranian border guards were killed in a clash with armed groups near the Pakistan-Iran border in Sistan and Baluchestan. The incident highlights ongoing security…
Britain's Exit; Pound and Stocks Continue to Fall in Asia
The economic fallout from Britain's decision to leave the EU continues, with the pound and Asian stock markets experiencing significant declines. Analysts express concern over…
Death of Abbas Kiarostami: Presidents Pay Tribute to the Artist
Abbas Kiarostami, a celebrated Iranian filmmaker, passed away at the age of 76 in Paris, prompting tributes from Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and former President…
A Death That Is Hard to Believe
Abbas Kiarostami, a pivotal figure in Iranian cinema, passed away on July 5, 2016, marking a significant loss for both Iranian and global cinema. His…
Iraqi Anger Over Security Failures; Death Toll from Baghdad Attacks Rises to 213
Iraqi citizens are expressing outrage over the government's failure to secure the city following a devastating suicide bombing that killed at least 213 people. Prime…
Death of the Attacker in a Suicide Attack Near the US Consulate in Jeddah
A suicide attack occurred near the US consulate in Jeddah, resulting in the death of the attacker and injuries to two diplomatic police officers. The…
White House: Baghdad Attacks Strengthen Our Resolve to Support Iraq
The White House has reaffirmed its commitment to support Iraqi security forces following a deadly suicide bombing in Baghdad that killed at least 125 people.…
Asian Cup: France Faces Germany in Semi-Finals
France defeated Iceland 5-2 to advance to the semi-finals of the European Nations Cup, where they will face Germany. This match showcased France's offensive strength…
Government Assistance to Charities for Organizing Street Children in Tehran
The Iranian government is collaborating with charities and the private sector to organize street children in Tehran after Ramadan, as the number of registered associations…
Austrian Supreme Court Invalidates Presidential Election Results
The Austrian Supreme Court has annulled the results of the recent presidential election, allowing for a re-vote that could potentially elevate the far-right Freedom Party…
Iran and Israel: The Need for Hostility?
The article discusses the longstanding hostility between Iran and Israel, highlighting recent statements from Iranian officials about military readiness against Israel. It raises questions about…
Middle East Quartet: Israel has destroyed hopes for a Palestinian state
The Middle East Quartet's report accuses Israel of destroying hopes for a Palestinian state through extensive settlement construction and calls for renewed peace efforts. The…
Belarusians Strip After Lukashenko's Speech
Belarusian President Lukashenko's speech urging citizens to 'strip and work' sparked a national movement where people shared nude photos on social media. This incident highlights…