January 2015
A Review of the Life and Works of Demis Roussos, Famous Greek Singer
Demis Roussos, the famous Greek singer, has passed away at 68 after a period of illness. He was known for his global hits and significant…
International Reactions to the Death of the King of Saudi Arabia
King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia has passed away, prompting international leaders to express their condolences and praise his leadership. Notable figures such as Barack Obama,…
Netanyahu's Efforts to Prevent the Release of Old Documents on Iran-Israel Oil Deal
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is working to prevent the release of documents related to a historic oil deal with Iran to avoid financial compensation as…
Some Refugees in Papua New Guinea Sew Their Lips Shut
Refugees in Papua New Guinea are protesting their dire conditions by sewing their lips shut and going on hunger strikes, with reports of self-harm and…
Egypt's Supreme Court Acquits Hosni Mubarak of Corruption Charges
Egypt's Supreme Court acquitted former President Hosni Mubarak of corruption charges, ordering a retrial while leaving his custody status unclear. This ruling has sparked mixed…
Discovery of a 4500-Year-Old Tomb of a Forgotten Egyptian Queen
Czech archaeologists have discovered the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian queen, Khenetkawes III, who was the wife of Pharaoh Neferfre, dating back 4500 years.…
Libyan Islamists Kidnap 20 Egyptian Christians
Islamists in Libya have kidnapped 20 Egyptian Christians, highlighting ongoing violence against religious minorities in the region. The group 'Ansar al-Sharia' is implicated in these…
Aspects of 'A Woman in Istanbul' in Conversation with Ali Asghar Haqdar
Ali Asghar Haqdar's new novel 'A Woman in Istanbul' explores themes of love and confusion among his generation, reflecting on the human relationships that led…