December 2014
At Least Six Bodies of AirAsia Flight Victims Recovered from the Water
Rescue teams have recovered at least six bodies from the AirAsia flight that crashed while en route from Indonesia to Singapore. The aircraft lost contact…
The Ups and Downs of Iran's Nuclear Negotiations in 2014
In 2014, Iran's nuclear negotiations faced significant challenges, including partial successes and failures to finalize agreements with the 5+1 powers. Despite some sanctions being lifted…
The U.S. Expresses Deep Concern Over the Raid on Radio Free Europe Office in Baku
The U.S. has expressed serious concerns over the Azerbaijani government's treatment of Radio Free Europe staff following a police raid and office closure in Baku.…
Gmail Service Blocked in China
China has completely blocked access to Google's Gmail service after months of disruptions, attributing the action to its extensive internet filtering system known as the…
Interrogation of Journalists from Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty in Baku
The Azerbaijani police have interrogated journalists from Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, using force to transfer them to the prosecutor's office, raising concerns about press freedom.…
Erdogan: Instead of Focusing on Turkey, Address Europe's Islamophobia
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticized Europe for its Islamophobia and rejected European criticisms of his government, asserting that Turkey will no longer be humiliated.…
U.S. Concern Over 'Attack' on Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Office in Baku
The U.S. has expressed concern over a police raid on the Baku office of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, which included the detention and interrogation of…
U.S. Stock Indices Set New Records
U.S. stock indices, including the Dow Jones and S&P 500, have reached new record highs, driven by strong economic growth estimates. Analysts express concerns about…
Russia's New Doctrine: NATO is the Main Military Threat to Moscow
Russia's new military doctrine identifies NATO as the primary military threat, particularly in light of recent tensions over Ukraine. This doctrine suggests an increased willingness…
US Stock Index Sets Historic Record of 18,000 Points
The US stock market has reached a historic milestone with the Dow Jones surpassing 18,000 points, driven by strong economic growth of 5% in the…
Ukrainian Parliament Approves Bill to Facilitate NATO Membership
The Ukrainian Parliament has repealed a law that prohibited NATO membership, paving the way for Ukraine's integration into NATO and the EU. This decision, supported…
Attack by assailant shouting Allahu Akbar injures three police officers in France
A 20-year-old man attacked three police officers in France while shouting Allahu Akbar, injuring them before being shot dead by police. The assailant was identified…
Turkish Police Arrest Dozens of Teachers Protesting the Islamization of Schools
Turkish police have arrested over 100 teachers protesting against the government's efforts to undermine secularism in education. The arrests come amid increasing crackdowns on dissent…
Exhibition 'Fashion and Art in the European Union' Held
The European Parliament is hosting an exhibition titled 'Fashion and Art in the European Union' showcasing the works of twenty-eight European artists. The exhibition aims…
Cautious U.S. Reaction and Harsh Israeli Response to Palestinian Resolution Draft
The Palestinians submitted a draft resolution for statehood to the UN Security Council, prompting a cautious U.S. response and a harsh Israeli backlash. The resolution…
The U.S. Strongly Condemns Taliban Attack on School in Peshawar
The Taliban launched a deadly attack on a military-run school in Peshawar, Pakistan, killing over 130 people, primarily students. U.S. President Barack Obama condemned the…
At least 130 people killed in Taliban attack on school in Peshawar
A Taliban attack on a school in Peshawar resulted in the deaths of at least 130 individuals, including many students. The attack was reportedly a…
USS Ponce Equipped with Laser Weapon in Persian Gulf Waters
The USS Ponce has been equipped with a $40 million laser weapon, marking a significant advancement in U.S. naval technology. This weapon can effectively target…
John Kerry: The World Faces a 'Tragedy' from Climate Change
John Kerry emphasized the urgent need for global action against climate change at a UN conference in Lima, warning that failure to act could lead…
Typhoon Hagupit Approaches the Capital of the Philippines
Typhoon Hagupit has caused 21 deaths in the Philippines and is moving towards Manila, leading to significant disruptions. The Philippine Red Cross has confirmed the…
Arrest of Khadija Ismayilova, Azerbaijani Journalist of Radio Free Europe in Baku
Khadija Ismayilova, a prominent journalist known for exposing corruption in Azerbaijan, was arrested in Baku following allegations that she incited an individual to suicide. Her…
World Health Organization: Ebola is Intensifying in Sierra Leone
The World Health Organization reports a severe increase in Ebola cases in Sierra Leone, with 537 new cases in the last week of November. Despite…
Surrendering Does Not Mean Defeat
Three university professors in Hong Kong, who initiated the Occupy movement, have decided to surrender to the police while aiming to strengthen their networks. Lee…
Men Prefer High Heels
A French study reveals that men are more likely to assist women wearing high heels, suggesting that societal perceptions of attractiveness influence behavior. This raises…
French Parliament Votes in Favor of an Independent Palestinian State
The French Parliament voted overwhelmingly in favor of recognizing an independent Palestinian state, prompting a strong response from Israel, which claims it undermines peace efforts.…
Armenians of Aleppo Trapped in the Syrian Civil War
Armenians fleeing the Syrian civil war have relocated to Armenia, facing new challenges while holding onto their nostalgia for Aleppo. This situation highlights the ongoing…