December 2024
Aliyev: Azerbaijani Plane Crashed Due to Russian Fire
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev stated that the crash of an Azerbaijani passenger plane in Kazakhstan, which killed 38 people, was due to Russian ground-to-air fire.…
Israel's Report to the UN: Hamas Tortured Hostages
Israel's Ministry of Health reported that hostages taken by Hamas were tortured and abused, with the findings based on interviews with aid groups. The report…
The Last Hospital in Northern Gaza Ceases Operations
Israeli forces have arrested over 450 individuals, including medical staff, at Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, claiming it was a Hamas command center. The…
Arrest of 240 Hamas and Islamic Jihad Members at 'Kamal Adwan' Hospital in Gaza
The Israeli army arrested over 240 members of Hamas and Islamic Jihad during a raid at the 'Kamal Adwan' hospital in Gaza, alleging that some…
Taliban Leader's Decree on Building Windows: Women Should Not Be Seen
The Taliban leader has issued a decree prohibiting the visibility of women from windows in buildings, reflecting ongoing restrictions on women's rights in Afghanistan. This…
Putin Apologizes to Azerbaijan for Downing Passenger Plane
Vladimir Putin apologized to Azerbaijan's President for the downing of a passenger plane that killed 38, while denying Russian responsibility. Eyewitness accounts suggest explosions occurred…
Temporary Housing; Trump's Government Plan for Children of Illegal Immigrants
Donald Trump's administration plans to use temporary housing for American citizen children of illegal immigrants amid a broader deportation strategy. This approach highlights the complexities…
White House Confirms: Ninth American Telecommunications Company Targeted by China's Espionage Operation
The White House confirmed that China's espionage operation, "Salt Storm," has targeted a ninth U.S. telecommunications company, aiming to access private communications of individuals, including…
Neumann: The Iranian Government Uses Artificial Intelligence to Suppress Dissent
Hanna Neumann, head of the Iran section in the European Parliament, highlighted the Iranian government's use of artificial intelligence for suppressing dissent, particularly targeting women…
European Union: Ship Suspected of Damaging Finland's Cables Belongs to Russian Fleet
The European Commission has identified a Russian cargo ship as responsible for damaging critical cables in the Baltic Sea, leading to potential new sanctions against…
Over 10,000 Migrants Died on the Sea Route to Spain in 2024
In 2024, over 10,000 migrants died attempting to reach Spain by sea, with a significant increase in mortality rates reported. The Canary Islands have become…
Cyber Attack on Japan Airlines
Japan Airlines experienced a cyber attack that delayed multiple flights and temporarily halted ticket sales. The airline has since resumed normal operations and confirmed that…
Passenger Plane Crash in Kazakhstan; Several Survivors Reported
A passenger plane operated by Azerbaijan Airlines crashed near Aktau, Kazakhstan, with initial reports indicating at least 32 survivors among the 67 occupants. The plane…
Decoding the Silver Amulet in Germany; New Evidence of Christianity's Spread in the Northern Alps
A silver amulet found in Germany has provided the earliest written evidence of Christianity in the northern Alpine region, dating back to the third century…
Discovery of a 50,000-Year-Old Nearly Intact Baby Mammoth in Siberia
Researchers have discovered a well-preserved 50,000-year-old baby mammoth in Siberia, following the melting of permafrost. This discovery adds to a series of significant paleontological finds…
Iran's Chamber of Commerce Warns About Worker Layoffs Due to Power Outages
The head of the Iran Chamber of Commerce's Industry Commission warns of potential layoffs in the industrial sector due to ongoing power outages and a…
Erdogan Calls on Foreign Countries to Stop Supporting Syrian Kurds
Turkish President Erdogan urged foreign nations to stop supporting Syrian Kurdish fighters after Assad's potential overthrow, equating them with ISIS. This reflects Turkey's ongoing efforts…
Iran's Request for Serious Investigation into the Murder of Two Iranian Refugees in France
Iran has called on France to thoroughly investigate the murder of two Iranian Kurdish refugees, who were killed in an armed attack in Dunkirk. The…
Workers at 7 Amazon Centers in the U.S. Go on Strike
Workers at seven Amazon centers in the U.S. went on strike demanding better wages and working conditions during the holiday shopping season. The Teamsters Union…
Shutdown of Syria's Largest Refinery Following Cut in Oil Imports from Iran
Syria's largest oil refinery has halted operations due to a lack of crude oil imports from Iran, which previously supplied most of Syria's oil. The…
Dozens of International Organizations and Hundreds of Activists Call for the Release of Reza Khandan and Nasrin Sotoudeh
International legal organizations and over 750 activists are demanding the immediate release of Reza Khandan and Nasrin Sotoudeh, who are facing judicial harassment in Iran.…
Human Rights Watch Accuses Israel of 'Genocide' Over Water Situation in Gaza
Human Rights Watch has accused Israel of deliberately restricting water access for Palestinians in Gaza, potentially amounting to genocide. Israel has rejected these claims, asserting…
New EU Measures Against Russia; 52 Ships and Dozens of Companies and Individuals Sanctioned
The EU has imposed new sanctions on Russia, targeting 52 ships and 84 individuals or companies, including an Iranian firm, in response to the Kremlin's…
Suspect in New York Serial Killings of Women Charged with Killing Seventh Victim
Rex Heuermann, an architect in New York, has been charged with the murder of a seventh victim in a series of killings known as the…
Widespread Oil Spill Following Sinking of Russian Tanker in the Black Sea
A Russian tanker sank in the Black Sea, causing a significant oil spill, with two other tankers also affected during a storm. Ukraine has accused…
Syria After Assad's Fall Holds 26 Tons of Gold; Significant Decrease in Currency Reserves
Syria's Central Bank maintains 26 tons of gold despite the fall of Assad's regime, but its cash currency reserves have drastically decreased to around $200…
Discovery of the Role of 'Deep Sleep' in Enhancing Human Memory
Researchers in Germany have discovered that deep sleep plays a crucial role in enhancing memory by strengthening neuron connections and transferring information to long-term memory.…
Impeachment of South Korean President; Yoon Suk-yeol Promises to Continue Political Fight
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol was impeached by parliament over attempts to establish martial law, leading to the appointment of Han Duck-soo as interim president.…
Mikhail Kavalashvili, Former Football Player, Elected President of Georgia
Mikhail Kavalashvili, a former football player, has been elected as the President of Georgia, a move seen as a victory for Russia and a setback…
New Sanctions Against Iran and Russia Likely to Increase Oil Prices
Oil prices have surged due to the potential for new sanctions against Iran and Russia, with Brent crude hitting $74.49 per barrel. The European nations…
Biden Accelerates Aid to Ukraine Before Leaving the White House
The U.S. has allocated $20 billion in aid to Ukraine as part of a larger $50 billion loan, leveraging frozen Russian assets. This decision, made…
Twelfth Night of Protests in Tbilisi; Britain Suspends Engagement with Georgian Government
Protests in Tbilisi against the Georgian government's suspension of EU membership negotiations have continued for twelve nights, with thousands participating. The British government has suspended…
Israel: Commander of Hamas Air Force in Gaza Killed
The Israeli army has killed Nidal al-Najjar, the commander of Hamas's air force in Gaza, who was involved in the October 7 terrorist attack on…
310 Billion Dollar Damage from Natural Disasters Worldwide in 2024
In 2024, global economic losses from natural disasters reached 310 billion dollars, reflecting the growing impact of climate change. Major storms and floods, particularly in…
Mahvash Sabet, 72-Year-Old Baha'i Prisoner, Underwent Heart Surgery
Mahvash Sabet, a 72-year-old Baha'i prisoner, underwent heart surgery after delays in treatment. She was sentenced to 10 years in prison for her religious beliefs,…
Bitcoin Surpasses $100,000 for the First Time
Bitcoin has surpassed $100,000 for the first time, driven by investor optimism regarding Donald Trump's election and its potential impact on cryptocurrency regulation. This growth…
French Government Falls; Deep Political Crisis in Europe's Second Largest Economy
The French government led by Prime Minister Michel Barnier has fallen following a no-confidence vote supported by both far-right and far-left factions, marking a significant…
The French Government Dissolved Following No-Confidence Vote by Parliament Members
The French government was dissolved after a no-confidence vote by parliament members against Prime Minister Michel Barnier. This marks the first time in over sixty…
Global Oil Prices Rise Following Potential OPEC+ Production Cuts
Global oil prices have risen due to OPEC+'s decision to potentially extend production cuts until the end of Q1 2025 amid ongoing Middle Eastern tensions.…
56 Killed in Clash During Football Match in Guinea
A football match in Guinea turned deadly after a controversial referee decision led to violence, resulting in 56 fatalities, including many children. The incident has…
Increase in Right-Wing Party Seats in Romanian Parliament Despite Ruling Party's Dominance
The Romanian parliamentary elections saw the ruling Social Democratic Party maintain its dominance despite a significant rise in seats for right-wing parties, particularly the far-right…
White House: Efforts for Ceasefire in Gaza and Release of Hostages Continue
The Biden administration is actively pursuing a ceasefire and the release of hostages in Gaza, with ongoing discussions involving key regional players. Jake Sullivan emphasized…
Russia Claims Its Forces Have Captured Two Villages in Eastern Ukraine
Russia claims to have captured two villages in eastern Ukraine and shot down numerous Ukrainian drones. Ukraine's air defense reportedly intercepted several drones over Kyiv…
Massive Crowd of Protesters on the Third Night of Demonstrations in the Capital of Georgia
Thousands of protesters gathered in Tbilisi for the third consecutive night against the Georgian government's decision to postpone EU membership negotiations. The protests have escalated,…