December 2016
Two Explosions in a Market in Baghdad Left Dozens Dead and Injured
Two suicide bombers attacked a crowded market in Baghdad, resulting in at least 27 deaths and 53 injuries. The attacks highlight ongoing security challenges in…
Record Growth Amidst Recession
Iran's economic growth rate has reportedly reached 7.4% in the first half of the year, sparking mixed reactions and doubts despite previous positive forecasts. The…
Reaction to Online Data Collection of Visa Applicants by the U.S. Government
The U.S. government has implemented a new plan requiring visa applicants to disclose their social media activities, prompting backlash from privacy advocates. Critics argue that…
First Trial Session of Defendants in Turkey's Failed Coup in Istanbul
The trial of 29 police officers accused of involvement in Turkey's failed coup on July 15 begins in Istanbul, marking a significant judicial process in…
Tehran's Air Quality Remains in Red Status
Tehran's air quality remains critically unhealthy, with an air quality index of 152, prompting warnings for vulnerable populations. Officials predict a potential improvement due to…
US Federal Police Warns of Possible Terrorist Attacks During Christmas
The FBI has issued a warning about potential terrorist attacks by ISIS supporters during the Christmas holidays in the U.S., following calls for attacks on…
Erdogan: Operation to Capture Syrian City of Al-Bab Nearly Complete
Turkish President Erdogan announced that the operation to capture Al-Bab in Syria is nearly complete, with Turkish and Syrian rebel forces close to taking control…
Release of All Passengers and Arrest of Hijackers of Libyan Flight
All passengers of a hijacked Libyan flight have been released, and the hijackers have been arrested. The incident involved 118 passengers and was linked to…
Italian Interior Minister: Suspect of Berlin Terror Attack Killed in Milan
Anis Amri, the main suspect in the Berlin terrorist attack, was killed by Italian police in Milan after he opened fire on them. The attack…
14 Turkish Soldiers Killed in Clash with ISIS in Al-Bab, Syria
At least 14 Turkish soldiers were killed and 33 wounded in clashes with ISIS in Al-Bab, Syria, marking the deadliest day for Turkish forces in…
Erdogan Points Finger at Gulen; Russia: We Must Wait for Investigation Results
Turkish President Erdogan accused Fethullah Gulen of being behind the assassination of the Russian ambassador in Ankara, which Gulen condemned. The incident raises tensions between…
How Did the Iranian Society Spend Yalda?
The article discusses how Iranian society celebrates Yalda, the longest night of the year, highlighting changes in traditions and economic challenges. While some families maintain…
Turkish Foreign Minister Blames Gulen for Russian Ambassador's Assassination in Call with John Kerry
The Turkish Foreign Minister has accused Fethullah Gulen of being responsible for the assassination of the Russian ambassador in Ankara during a call with John…
At least 29 dead and dozens injured in fireworks market explosion in Mexico
A large explosion at a fireworks market near Mexico City resulted in at least 29 fatalities and numerous injuries. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns,…
Kirby: Any Attribution of the Murder of the Russian Ambassador to the U.S. is Definitely Absurd
U.S. State Department spokesperson John Kirby dismissed Turkish claims linking the assassination of Russian Ambassador Andrei Karlov to the U.S. or Fethullah Gülen, who resides…
Electoral College Representatives Confirm Trump's Victory in U.S. Elections
Donald Trump has been confirmed as the winner of the U.S. presidential election by the Electoral College, securing 304 votes. He has pledged to unite…
Investigation into the Connection Between Gulen Network and Assailant of Karlov; Gulen Condemns the Assassination of the Russian Ambassador
The assassination of the Russian ambassador in Ankara has led to investigations suggesting a connection to the Gulen network, which Fethullah Gulen has condemned as…
Reporters Without Borders: At Least 74 Journalists and Media Activists Killed in 2016
In 2016, at least 74 journalists and media activists were killed globally, with Syria being the most dangerous country. Reporters Without Borders highlights a decrease…
9 Killed in Armed Attack in Jordan; 'Security Forces Killed Four Attackers'
An armed attack in Karak, Jordan, resulted in the deaths of 9 people, including a Canadian tourist. The attackers, labeled as terrorists by security forces,…
Iran's Minister of Labor: Purchase of Seven Airbus Aircraft Finalized
Iran has finalized the purchase of seven Airbus aircraft to enhance Aseman Airlines' fleet, with expected delivery in May next year. This move reflects Iran's…
Warning about the Role of Genetically Modified Products in Increasing Alzheimer’s and Diabetes
The Iranian Environmental Protection Organization warns that genetically modified products, particularly soy, corn, and potato concentrates, may significantly contribute to diseases such as Alzheimer’s and…
Hawking: Lessons to Learn from Brexit and the US Elections
Stephen Hawking warns of the dangers following Brexit and Trump's election, emphasizing the anger of the 'forgotten' people against the educated elite. He calls for…
Can the OPEC and Non-OPEC Agreement Alleviate the Oil Market Slump?
The oil market is currently facing a significant oversupply, prompting OPEC and non-OPEC countries to agree on production cuts to stabilize prices. This agreement marks…
Over 200 Arrested in Turkey Following Istanbul Bombings
The Turkish government has arrested over 200 individuals, including officials from pro-Kurdish parties, following deadly bombings in Istanbul claimed by a Kurdish militant group. This…
Sisi: The Coptic Church Explosion Was Terrorist and Suicide Attack
A suicide bombing at the Coptic Cathedral in Cairo resulted in 24 deaths and 49 injuries, with the perpetrator identified as a 22-year-old. President Sisi…
Kurdistan Freedom Hawks Claims Responsibility for Istanbul Attacks
The Kurdistan Freedom Hawks claimed responsibility for deadly explosions in Istanbul that killed 38 people, targeting police forces after a football match. Turkey has declared…
Death Toll from Istanbul Explosions Rises to 38
Two explosions near a stadium in Istanbul resulted in at least 38 deaths and over 160 injuries, primarily among police officers. The Turkish government has…
Arrest of Peyman Aref, Political Activist, by Turkish Security Forces
Peyman Aref, a political activist and refugee in Turkey, was arrested by Turkish security forces, reportedly due to his disclosures about a meeting concerning Iranian…
Daily Loss from Labor Accidents is 150 Billion Tomans
Akbar Shokat, head of the Supreme Council of Construction Workers' Associations, reported that labor accidents cause a daily economic loss of 150 billion tomans in…
Mentally Disabled Individuals Are Also Sources of Life and Joy
A French court has banned a film showcasing the joy of mentally disabled individuals, citing concerns over upsetting parents who have aborted such fetuses. The…
Protest Gathering by Students at Tehran University
Students at Tehran University protested against labor issues and economic hardships in Iranian universities, expressing their grievances through slogans and a comprehensive statement. The protest…
Competing with the Government Giant
The article discusses the importance of competition in addressing economic issues in Iran, highlighting the establishment of the 'Supreme Council of Competition' by government authorities…
Security Measures in Los Angeles Metro Following Threatening Phone Call 'from a Foreign Country'
A phone threat of a bombing on the Los Angeles Metro's Red Line prompted increased security measures around the Universal City station. The threat was…
Europe Warns Social Networks to Combat 'Hate Speech'
The European Commission has warned major tech companies about their inadequate response to hate speech on their platforms, threatening penalties if improvements are not made.…
Italian Prime Minister Resigns Following Referendum Defeat
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has resigned after losing a crucial referendum aimed at constitutional reform. The defeat is expected to lead to a political…
Trump Warns American Companies Against Moving Jobs Abroad
Donald Trump visited Indiana to secure an agreement with Carrier to keep 1,000 jobs from moving to Mexico, warning companies that relocating jobs will lead…
Amnesty International: Major International Companies Complicit in Human Rights Violations through Palm Oil Consumption
Amnesty International has accused major international companies, including Nestlé and Unilever, of complicity in human rights violations linked to palm oil production in Indonesia, where…
The Woman Who Saw Three Centuries
Emma Morano, the last known survivor born in the 19th century, prepares to celebrate her 117th birthday, attributing her longevity to a simple diet and…
Russia Demands Explanation from Erdogan Regarding 'Ending Assad's Regime'
Turkey's President Erdogan stated that the Turkish military's presence in Syria aims to end Assad's regime, prompting a serious response from Russia. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry…