June 2018
New Windows Update and the Blue Screen of Death
Following a recent update to Windows 10, many users have reported significant issues, including software incompatibility and hardware failures, leading to increased dissatisfaction and repair…
Turkey's Supreme Election Council: Erdogan has won
Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been declared the winner of Turkey's presidential elections, securing over 52% of the votes, while his main rival Muharrem Ince received…
Request for Asylum by 300 Turkish Diplomats in Germany Since the Coup
Approximately 300 Turkish diplomats have sought asylum in Germany since the 2016 coup attempt, amid ongoing detentions of individuals linked to the coup. The situation…
Arrest of Several 'ISIS Members' Ahead of Turkish Elections
Fourteen suspected ISIS members were arrested in Ankara just days before Turkey's presidential and parliamentary elections. The arrests highlight ongoing security concerns in Turkey, particularly…
UN: Syrian Government and Rebels Committed War Crimes in Eastern Ghouta
The UN has accused both the Syrian government and rebel forces of committing war crimes during the prolonged siege of Eastern Ghouta, impacting 265,000 civilians.…
U.S. Senate Conditions F-35 Sale to Turkey
The U.S. Senate has passed a bill to block F-35 sales to Turkey unless it cancels its S-400 deal with Russia. This reflects ongoing tensions…
Israeli Fighter Jets Attack Hamas Positions Following Rocket Attacks from Gaza
Israeli airstrikes targeted Hamas positions in Gaza following rocket attacks, marking a significant escalation in violence. The situation has resulted in injuries to Hamas officials…
UN: Middle East Droughts Will Worsen, Be Prepared
The UN has warned that water scarcity in the Middle East and North Africa is set to worsen, urging countries to prepare for drought. The…
Mawlawi Abdulhamid: Conditions for Women's Participation in Eid al-Fitr Prayer Should Be Provided
Mawlawi Abdulhamid Ismailzahi has called for women's participation in Eid al-Fitr prayers, emphasizing their role in society and the need for constitutional reform to reflect…
Pew Research: Young People in Iran and Many Countries Are Less Religious Than Older Generations
A global study by Pew Research indicates that young people in Iran and many other countries are less religious than older generations, with a notable…
Washington Post: China Hacked Sensitive U.S. Submarine Warfare Plans
Chinese state hackers have reportedly compromised a U.S. Navy contractor's systems, stealing sensitive submarine warfare plans and data. This incident raises concerns about national security…
Vladimir Putin Criticizes Western Sanctions Against Russia
Vladimir Putin criticized Western sanctions against Russia, calling them a mistake and emphasizing the need for constructive cooperation instead. He warned of the dangers posed…
The Computer System of Tabriz Airport Hacked
The computer system of Tabriz Airport was hacked by a group called 'Tapandegan,' which displayed messages supporting strikes and protests in Iran. This incident follows…
UN: 10 Million Plastic Bags Consumed Every Minute Worldwide
The UN has reported alarming statistics about plastic consumption, highlighting that 10 million plastic bags are used every minute globally. This issue poses severe environmental…
Introduction of New UN Rapporteur on Human Rights in Iran
The UN Human Rights Council has introduced Javed Rahman as the new special rapporteur on human rights in Iran, with a likely confirmation on July…
First Driving Licenses Issued for Women in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia has begun issuing driving licenses to women for the first time, set to officially lift the ban on June 24. This initiative is…
Turkish Foreign Minister's Visit to the U.S. for Discussions on Syria
The Turkish Foreign Minister is visiting the U.S. to discuss tensions over Kurdish militants in Syria and the Manbij plan with his American counterpart. This…
Computers Could Become 'Millions of Times' Faster
Scientists have developed a method to create computers that could be millions of times faster than current technology by using infrared laser pulses on tungsten…
Deputy of Welfare Organization: Education Against Child Abuse Must Be Prioritized in Schools
The Deputy of the Social Welfare Organization of Iran has called for education against child abuse to be prioritized in schools following rising protests over…
Student Speaker's Reaction to Denial of His Arrest by Khamenei's Session
Mohammad Javad Motamedi Nejad, a student activist and speaker at a recent meeting with Iran's Supreme Leader, was arrested shortly after the meeting and later…
WHO Report Highlights Global Drowning Crisis and Calls for Preventive Action
The WHO released a report highlighting the global impact of drowning, which claims 372,000 lives annually, particularly affecting children under 5. The report emphasizes the…
WHO Updates PPE Guidelines for Ebola Response
The WHO has updated its personal protective equipment (PPE) guidelines for healthcare workers in response to the Ebola outbreak, emphasizing the importance of safety and…
WHO Report Highlights Global Progress in Malaria Elimination Efforts
The WHO report highlights significant global progress in malaria elimination, with many countries achieving substantial reductions in malaria cases and deaths. This is particularly relevant…
WHO Launches Comprehensive Report on Global Health Trends and Future Challenges
The WHO launched a report analyzing global health trends since 2000 and outlining challenges for the next 15 years, emphasizing the importance of universal health…
WHO Launches Checklist to Combat Maternal and Newborn Deaths in Health Facilities
The WHO has launched a 'Safe Childbirth Checklist and Implementation Guide' to address preventable maternal and newborn deaths, particularly in low-resource settings. This initiative involves…
Measles Vaccination Saves 17.1 Million Lives Since 2000, But Global Coverage Stagnates
The WHO reports that measles vaccination has saved an estimated 17.1 million lives since 2000, but global immunization coverage has stagnated, jeopardizing the achievement of…
Global Maternal Deaths Decrease by 44% Since 1990, Iran Among Achievers
A UN report indicates that global maternal mortality has decreased by 44% since 1990, with Iran being one of the nine countries that achieved the…
WHO Approves New Global Malaria Strategy and Budget for 2016-2017
WHO Member States have agreed on a new global malaria strategy for 2016-2030 aimed at significantly reducing malaria cases and deaths, with a focus on…
WHO Enhances Global Access to Essential Medicines for Hepatitis C, Cancer, and TB
The WHO has updated its Model List of Essential Medicines to include new treatments for hepatitis C, cancers, and multi-drug resistant TB, aiming to improve…
WHO and IHME Collaborate to Enhance Global Health Data Accuracy
The WHO and IHME signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance global health estimates, aiming for better data transparency and utility for policymakers. This collaboration…
WHO Mobilizes Funds for Long-Term Spinal Cord Treatment After Nepal Earthquake
Following the devastating earthquake in Nepal, WHO is mobilizing funds for long-term spinal cord treatment for victims like Nanda Thami, who suffered severe injuries. The…
WHO Urges Global Action to Combat Noncommunicable Diseases and Prevent Premature Deaths
The WHO report highlights the urgent need for government action to combat noncommunicable diseases (NCDs), which cause 16 million premature deaths annually. This issue is…
Final trial results confirm Ebola vaccine provides high protection against disease
A major trial in Guinea confirmed that the experimental Ebola vaccine rVSV-ZEBOV provides high protection against the virus, with no cases recorded among vaccinated individuals…
WHO Issues 29 Guidelines to Prevent Surgical Infections and Combat Superbugs
The WHO has released new guidelines recommending 29 measures to prevent surgical site infections and combat antibiotic resistance, emphasizing the importance of proper hygiene and…
Urgent Call to Protect Health Care in Conflict Zones
The WHO calls for urgent action to protect health care in conflict zones, highlighting the alarming rise in attacks against health-care workers and facilities in…
Dr. Halfdan T. Mahler, Former WHO Director-General, Passes Away at 93
Dr. Halfdan T. Mahler, former Director-General of WHO, passed away on December 14, 2016. He was a key figure in promoting primary health care and…