January 2016
Israeli Defense Minister: ISIS is Funded by Oil Sales to Turkey
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon accused Turkey of financing ISIS through oil sales. This accusation could strain the recently improving relations between Turkey and Israel,…
The Most Expensive Potato in Art History
Irish photographer Kevin Abash sold a photograph of a potato for approximately one million dollars, marking a significant sale in the art world. The photograph,…
Biden Emphasizes Intensified Efforts to Push Back ISIS from the Turkish Border
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden announced a joint effort with Turkey to combat ISIS along the Turkish-Syrian border, emphasizing military options if peace talks fail.…
An Iranian has escaped from a state prison in the USA
An Iranian man, Hossein Niyari, who was extradited to the USA for serious crimes including torture, has escaped from a California prison along with two…
U.S. Army Pursues Brain-Computer Interface Technology
The U.S. Army is developing a brain-computer interface technology through a new program aimed at directly connecting the human nervous system to computers. This initiative…
Joe Biden Criticizes Freedom of Speech Situation in Turkey
Joe Biden criticized Turkey for its poor record on freedom of speech during a visit to Istanbul, highlighting the detention of journalists and academics. He…
Japan Lifts Nuclear Sanctions Against Iran
Japan has lifted its nuclear sanctions against Iran following the implementation of the JCPOA, aiming to enhance bilateral relations and contribute to regional stability. This…
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is on the Way
The article discusses the emergence of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, as analyzed by Klaus Schwab, emphasizing its profound implications on various aspects of life, including…
Death of 'at least 20 people' in attack on university in Pakistan
A deadly attack on Bacha Khan University in Pakistan has resulted in at least 20 fatalities and numerous injuries, with reports suggesting involvement from the…
126 Hostages from Hotel Attack in Burkina Faso Released
A security operation in Burkina Faso led to the release of 126 hostages from the 'Splendid' hotel after an attack by Islamist militants. The attack…
Arrest of 12 Academic Figures in Turkey Following Signature of a Statement
Turkish police arrested 12 academics from Kocaeli University for signing a statement against military operations against Kurdish rebels. The statement, which has over a thousand…
The $1.6 Billion Mega Millions Jackpot in the U.S. Goes to Three Winners
Three winners have shared a record $1.6 billion Powerball jackpot in the U.S., with tickets purchased in Tennessee, Florida, and California. The event has captivated…
Turkey Arrests 68 on Suspicion of Planning Further Attacks
Following a deadly suicide bombing in Istanbul, Turkish security forces arrested 68 individuals suspected of ISIS affiliation. The arrests were made across several cities, with…
Erdogan Condemns Suicide Bombing 'by Syrian National'
A suicide bombing in Istanbul's tourist district has resulted in at least 10 deaths and 15 injuries, with the attacker identified as a Syrian national.…
Suspension of 128 Kbps Internet Service and Increase in Internet Costs in Tehran
The Telecommunications Company of Tehran has halted the sale of 128 Kbps internet services and increased prices for higher-speed internet. This change comes amid financial…
The Hollywood Dream of El Chapo Guzmán
El Chapo Guzmán, the infamous Mexican drug lord, was arrested while attempting to escape through a tunnel. His recent interview with Sean Penn, where he…
Hila Sedighi's Account of Arrest: I Was Transported in a Cage
Hila Sedighi, an Iranian poet, was arrested upon her return to Tehran and detailed her harsh treatment during two days in detention. She emphasized her…
World Bank: 6% Growth for Iran's Economy in 2016
The World Bank projects Iran's economic growth to rise to 5.8% in 2016 and peak at 6.7% in 2017, primarily due to the expected release…
Syrian Government Agrees to Aid Cities at Risk of Mass Death
The Syrian government has agreed to provide humanitarian aid to cities suffering from severe food shortages due to military sieges. This decision comes as the…
Iran's Ambassador to Kuwait: The Level of Relations Between the Two Sides Has Not Changed
Iran's ambassador to Kuwait has clarified that relations between Iran and Kuwait remain unchanged despite Kuwait recalling its ambassador following attacks on Saudi diplomatic sites…
Subsidies are like snow, and inflation is the sun of July
Economic experts highlight the impact of inflation on the purchasing power of cash subsidies in Iran, which were intended to promote social justice. Despite a…
Armed Attack on Indian Air Force Base at Pakistan Border
An armed attack on an Indian Air Force base in Punjab near the Pakistan border resulted in the deaths of at least two attackers and…
Turkish Presidential Office: Erdogan Did Not Praise Hitler's Regime
The Turkish Presidential Office clarified that President Erdogan's comments about Hitler's regime were misinterpreted and not intended as praise. Erdogan is advocating for a shift…
The Air We Breathe
The Supreme Audit Court of Iran has raised concerns over severe air pollution in Tehran and other cities, sending confidential letters to government leaders demanding…