May 2015
Abdullah Saleh: I Did Not Accept the Proposal to Receive Millions of Dollars from Saudi Arabia
Former Yemeni President Abdullah Saleh rejected a Saudi offer to combat Houthi forces, accusing Saudi Arabia of sectarianism. Intense clashes have erupted near Aden between…
Iraq: Discovery of Hundreds of Bodies Linked to the Spiker Base Massacre by ISIS
The Iraqi government has discovered 470 bodies believed to be from the Spiker Base massacre carried out by ISIS last year near Tikrit. The total…
Reza Daneshvar, Creator of the Novel 'Khosrow Khoban', Passed Away in Exile
Reza Daneshvar, a notable Iranian novelist known for 'Khosrow Khoban', passed away at 68 due to cancer in Paris. His death has been mourned by…
The U.S. Seeks No Extension of Nuclear Talks with Iran 'After July 1 Deadline'
The U.S. has ruled out extending nuclear negotiations with Iran beyond the July 1 deadline, emphasizing the need for a timely agreement. This comes as…
Challenges of Cash Subsidies
The Iranian government has removed gasoline rationing, leading to price increases in fuel products and potential rises in agricultural prices. Economist Shahin Fatemi warns that…
Iran's Oil Official Expresses Hope for 'Complete Lifting of Sanctions' by December
Iran's Deputy Oil Minister Amir Hossein Zamani-Nia is optimistic about the complete lifting of international sanctions by December, following potential agreements in nuclear negotiations. This…
Cannes Festival: The Palme d'Or Goes to French Director Jacques Audiard
French director Jacques Audiard won the Palme d'Or at Cannes for his film 'Dheepan,' which tells the story of Sri Lankan refugees in France. Taiwanese…
Dozens Killed in One of the Most Intense Clashes Against Cartels in Mexico
Mexican government forces engaged in a violent clash with drug cartel members, resulting in 42 suspects killed and one police officer dead. This incident marks…
Rousseau; From the Slavery of Desire to the Experience of Freedom
The article discusses the philosophical implications of Jean-Jacques Rousseau's ideas, particularly in relation to freedom and the social contract, and how they have been interpreted…
Canada Arrests 10 Young People on Suspicion of Attempting to Join ISIS
Canadian police arrested 10 young individuals at Montreal airport on suspicion of trying to join ISIS. The arrests reflect ongoing concerns about radicalization and the…
The Oldest Layers of Ice in Antarctica Will Melt by 2020
A NASA report indicates that the Larsen B ice shelf in Antarctica is rapidly melting and may completely dissolve by 2020, contributing to rising global…
Shia Militias Head to Ramadi for Battle
Shia militias are mobilizing to assist the Iraqi army in retaking Ramadi from ISIS, despite previous hesitations from Iraqi leadership and the U.S. to involve…
Government Buildings in Ramadi Captured by Islamic State Group
The Islamic State group has captured the Anbar provincial governor's building in Ramadi, marking a significant defeat for the Iraqi government led by Prime Minister…
Iraqi: Drafting the Nuclear Agreement Will Not Be Completed Soon
Abbas Araghchi announced that the drafting of the nuclear agreement will take at least another week or two due to significant disagreements among the negotiating…
European Commission's Plan for Distributing Refugees Across Member States
The European Commission is proposing a law to distribute the burden of accommodating refugees among EU member states based on various criteria. This initiative responds…
Mohammad Ali Sepanlou, the Poet of 'Tehran Epic', Passes Away
Mohammad Ali Sepanlou, a prominent Iranian poet and co-founder of the Iranian Writers' Association, passed away due to respiratory issues. His death was confirmed by…
Houthis Capture Last Major Stronghold of Mansour Hadi Supporters in Aden
Houthi militants have captured the Al-Tawahi area in Aden, the last major stronghold of supporters of Yemeni President Mansour Hadi. This escalation raises concerns for…
Capsizing of Boat in Italian Waters Claims Lives of '40 More Migrants'
A tragic incident off the coast of Italy resulted in the drowning of approximately 40 migrants after their boat capsized. This event highlights the ongoing…
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Texas Attack
The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for an attack in Texas targeting an exhibition of Prophet Muhammad's paintings, marking the first offensive action by its…