September 2015
Japan Allocates $1.5 Billion for Refugees and Peace Initiatives
Japan has pledged $1.5 billion in aid for refugees and peace efforts, significantly increasing its support compared to last year. This commitment comes alongside similar…
Italian Prime Minister: A Large Italian Delegation is Going to Iran
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi announced a significant delegation will visit Iran to explore cooperation in various sectors, including oil and gas, during a meeting…
Russia's Reaction to the 'Possible Deployment of New U.S. Nuclear Weapons in Germany'
Russia has threatened to retaliate against the U.S. for potentially deploying new nuclear weapons in Germany, specifically B61-12 bombs at the Büchel airbase. This situation…
Towards Renewable Energies; One Trillion Dollars Investment Annually
A report by Greenpeace indicates that transitioning to renewable energy by 2050 requires an annual investment of 1 trillion dollars, with significant potential for job…
The 'Syriza' Party Wins Again in Greek Parliamentary Elections
The leftist Syriza party, led by Alexis Tsipras, has won the Greek parliamentary elections with 35.5% of the votes, while the conservative New Democracy party…
A Refugee Housing Center in Germany Set on Fire
A refugee housing center in Heilbronn, Germany, was set on fire in an apparent act of arson, reflecting rising tensions over the influx of refugees…
Rouhani: The 'Death to America' Slogan Does Not Target the American People
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani clarified that the 'Death to America' slogan is not aimed at the American people but is a reaction to U.S. policies…
The Wandering of Refugees and Migrants Between Croatia, Hungary, and Austria
Refugees and migrants are stuck between Croatia, Hungary, and Austria as Hungary refuses entry from Serbia. Croatia has started transferring migrants back to Hungary, leading…
Hungary Blocks Main Route for Refugees into the European Union
Hungary has blocked the main route for refugees entering the EU, enforcing new laws that automatically return asylum seekers at the Serbian border. Prime Minister…
Hungarian Camerawoman Who Kicked Refugees Apologizes
Petra Laszlo, a Hungarian camerawoman, apologized for kicking refugees in a viral video, claiming she acted out of fear. Her actions sparked outrage, leading to…
Support from Two Jewish Senators for the JCPOA
Two American Jewish senators, Ron Wyden and Michael Bennet, have expressed their support for the Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA), arguing it is the best option…
"Only Death Will Stop Us"; Refugees March Towards Austria
Hundreds of refugees, primarily from Syria, have begun marching on foot from Budapest to Austria after being stranded at the train station. This movement highlights…
Grand Military Parade of China on the Anniversary of the End of World War II
China held a significant military parade to commemorate the 70th anniversary of Japan's surrender in World War II, highlighting its military capabilities amid rising tensions…
Discovery of the Oldest Forest in the World in Germany
Researchers have discovered the oldest known forest in Germany, dating back 390 million years, long before the dinosaurs. This significant find sheds light on ancient…
Max Weber and Democracy
The article discusses Max Weber's theories on democracy, emphasizing his advocacy for a modern democratic system and critique of traditional authorities, particularly in the context…