April 2018
29 Killed in Suicide Attack in Kabul; Three Radio Free Europe Journalists Among the Dead
A suicide attack in Kabul resulted in 29 deaths, including three journalists from Radio Free Europe. The attack, claimed by ISIS, highlights the deteriorating security…
Three More Palestinians Killed in Ongoing Protests at Gaza Border
Three Palestinians were killed during protests at the Gaza-Israel border, raising the death toll to 41 amid ongoing clashes. The UN has criticized Israel for…
Merkel's Visit to Washington to Meet Trump; JCPOA Among Discussion Topics
Angela Merkel is visiting Washington to meet with Donald Trump, focusing on the Iran nuclear deal and U.S. tariffs on aluminum and steel. This meeting…
John Tierman: Macron's Very Important Trip, One of the Last Efforts to Save the JCPOA
John Tierman discusses the significance of French President Macron's upcoming visit to Washington as a crucial effort to save the JCPOA before a looming deadline.…
Saudi Arabia Claims to Have Shot Down a Drone Near the Royal Palace in Riyadh
Saudi security forces shot down a drone near the royal palace in Riyadh, claiming it was unauthorized. King Salman was not present during the incident,…
Commemoration Ceremony for Jewish Uprising in Warsaw Ghetto Against Nazis
Poland commemorated the 75th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising against the Nazis with nationwide ceremonies, attended by Polish officials and Jewish leaders. The events…
US Optimism for Successful Negotiations with European Countries to 'Fix' the JCPOA
The US is optimistic about negotiations with European allies to address concerns regarding the JCPOA ahead of a critical deadline. Donald Trump has set conditions…
French President Warns Against Nationalist Tendencies in the European Union
French President Emmanuel Macron warned against rising nationalist sentiments within the European Union during a speech at the European Parliament. He emphasized the need for…
The European Union Failed to Reach Agreement on New Sanctions Against Iran
The European Union failed to agree on new sanctions against Iran, primarily due to opposition from Italy and Austria, amid concerns that U.S. President Trump…
Qasemi: European Human Rights Sanctions Do Not Hinder Ongoing Dialogues
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated that European human rights sanctions reflect differing views but will not disrupt ongoing dialogues with the EU. The EU recently…
The European Union is 'considering' further sanctions against Syria
The EU is considering new sanctions against Syria due to its use of chemical weapons, with a meeting of foreign ministers scheduled to discuss the…
Investigation Continues into Vehicle Collision with People in Münster, Germany
A van struck people at a café in Münster, Germany, resulting in two deaths and 20 injuries. The driver, a 48-year-old German citizen, committed suicide…
Former Brazilian President to Surrender to Police for 12-Year Prison Sentence
Former Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva will surrender to police to begin serving a 12-year prison sentence for bribery charges, which he claims…
A Vehicle Crashes into a Crowd in Germany, Resulting in Two Deaths and Driver's Suicide
A van attack in Münster, Germany, resulted in two deaths and the driver's suicide. Authorities have ruled out Islamist motives, and the investigation is ongoing.…
Former South Korean President Sentenced to 24 Years in Prison
Former South Korean President Park Geun-hye has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for corruption and abuse of power. The ruling follows her impeachment…
Concerns Over Killer Robot Development Lead to Sanctions Against South Korean University
Over 50 AI experts have sanctioned South Korea's KAIST for developing weaponized AI, emphasizing the need for human control over such technologies. The issue raises…
China Responds to New US Tariffs: We Will Retaliate
The US has imposed a 25% tariff on 1,300 Chinese goods, prompting China to announce retaliatory measures. This escalation in trade tensions is part of…