July 2016
Issuance of Temporary Flight Permit for American-Made Aircraft to Iran
The U.S. Treasury has temporarily allowed international airlines to fly to Iran using American-made aircraft, providing greater assurance for cooperation. This comes after the lifting…
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…
UN Human Rights Commissioner Criticizes Repression in Turkey
UN Human Rights Commissioner Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein criticized Turkey's crackdown on judges and warned against reinstating the death penalty following a failed coup. International…
U.S. and Russia Criticize UN Secretary-General's Report on Iran Agreement
The U.S. and Russia have criticized a UN report on Iran's compliance with the nuclear agreement, highlighting disagreements over missile restrictions. Samantha Power emphasized that…
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…
Iran's Challenges in Reviving Economic Status After the JCPOA
Iran faces significant challenges in revitalizing its economy following the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) due to lingering sanctions and internal economic issues. While…
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…
The Death Toll from the Explosion in Baghdad's Karrada Area Rises to 115
A suicide bombing in Baghdad's Karrada area has killed 115 people and injured 187, with ISIS claiming responsibility. The attack targeted Shiite civilians during a…