June 2015
Obama Emphasizes Avoiding Prejudices at White House Iftar
President Obama spoke at the White House iftar, emphasizing unity against hate and the importance of Ramadan. He acknowledged the tragic murder of three American…
Australian Foreign Minister Defends Agreement with Iran on Refugees
Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop confirmed negotiations with Iran regarding the deportation of unsuccessful asylum seekers, emphasizing that many are economic migrants. The Australian government…
Many Female Workers in Iran Receive 'One Third of the Minimum Wage'
A report highlights that many female workers in Iran are paid significantly less than the minimum wage, with some receiving only one third of it.…
Decrease in MERS Outbreak in South Korea; First Cases Confirmed in Thailand
South Korea reports a decrease in MERS cases, while Thailand confirms its first cases linked to an Omani man. The situation highlights the ongoing challenges…
Iran's Position in Global Foreign Trade
Iran's foreign trade is underutilized, with only 40 billion dollars in exports from a potential of 100 billion. The economy remains heavily reliant on oil…
My Anxious Heart: Depression and Anxiety Through Images
Katy Joy Crawford has launched a photography collection titled 'My Anxious Heart' to illustrate her personal struggles with anxiety and depression. The collection reflects her…
Iran Ranked Among the 'Most Depressed Countries in the World'
Iran has been ranked 105th out of 150 countries in terms of depression, highlighting a significant societal issue. Sports Minister Mahmoud Goudarzi suggests that sports…
Saudi Arabia Summons Iranian Ambassador Over Poisoning of Its Citizens
Saudi Arabia summoned the Iranian ambassador after four of its citizens died from poisoning in Mashhad, Iran. The incident involved 33 Shia pilgrims, with Iranian…
Ruling for the Release of a Prisoner in Louisiana After 43 Years of Solitary Confinement
Albert Woodfox, a member of the 'Angola Three,' may be released after 43 years in solitary confinement following a federal judge's ruling that criticized the…
Selling Girls for the Price of a Cigarette by the Islamic State Government
The UN has reported that ISIS continues to abduct and sell young girls, often for as little as the price of a cigarette, as part…
Australia: ISIS Seeks Access to Chemical Weapons
Australia's Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has warned that ISIS is actively seeking chemical weapons and may have the expertise to develop them. This statement comes…
Only 14 out of 456 Passengers Rescued from Sunken Chinese Ship
A Chinese passenger ship sank in the Yangtze River, resulting in only 14 survivors out of 456 passengers. The rescue operation has shifted to body…
Coronavirus Forces School Closures in South Korea
South Korea has closed over 200 elementary schools due to a MERS outbreak, which has hospitalized at least 30 people and resulted in 2 deaths.…
Chinese Ship with 458 Passengers Sinks
A Chinese passenger ship sank in the Yangtze River during a storm, with 458 people on board, mostly elderly. Eight have been rescued, and rescue…
Protests Against Facebook's Real Name Policy
User groups are protesting Facebook's real name policy, arguing it threatens their safety and identity. They plan to gather at Facebook's headquarters to voice their…