March 2018
Russia Expels Dozens of Diplomats from 23 Countries
Russia has expelled 59 diplomats from 23 countries in retaliation for the expulsion of its diplomats following the poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter…
Romania's Nuclear Reactor Shut Down Due to Technical Fault
Romania's Cernavodă nuclear power plant experienced an automatic shutdown of one reactor due to a power supply fault, with no danger reported. The incident follows…
Turkey: We Will Take Action If Kurdish Militants Do Not Leave Manbij
Turkey has issued a warning to Kurdish militants to leave the Manbij region of Syria or face military action. This situation involves Turkey, the U.S.,…
Ecuador Embassy Cuts Off Julian Assange's Internet Access
The Ecuadorian government has restricted Julian Assange's internet access due to his social media activities, which they claim could harm diplomatic relations. Assange, who has…
Syrian Civil War: 'Thousands of Women, Men, and Children Have Been Raped'
A UN report reveals that Syrian government forces and allied militias have committed widespread sexual violence against civilians, including thousands of rapes during the ongoing…
Reports of North Korean Leader's 'Visit' to China; U.S.: We Cannot Confirm
Reports indicate that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un may have traveled to China, marking his first foreign visit since taking power. The U.S. and South…
The Population of Jews and Muslims in the 'Holy Land' Has Become Equal
An Israeli report indicates that the populations of Jews and Muslims in the territories between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River are nearly equal,…
Former Catalan Separatist Leader Arrested in Germany
Carlos Puigdemont, the former leader of Catalan separatists, was arrested in Germany while returning from Finland. He faces multiple charges from the Spanish government and…
Gilan Governorate: Fire in Most Forests Controlled as of Sunday Evening
A fire that broke out in Gilan Province's forests has mostly been controlled, with rescue teams deployed to affected areas. The cause is suspected to…
Bombing in Helmand Leaves at Least 14 Dead
A bombing in Helmand province, Afghanistan, killed at least 14 people and injured 42, occurring near a local wrestling match attended by officials. The Taliban,…
Mike Pence: Pakistan Can and Should Cooperate More Closely with the U.S.
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence has urged Pakistan to enhance cooperation in combating the Taliban and other extremist groups. This comes amid tensions over U.S.…
Restrictions for Iranian iPhone Users in Accessing the App Store
iPhone users in Iran are facing restrictions in accessing the App Store, with many unable to download new apps while some can still access it…
Pedestrian Bridge Collapse in Florida Leaves at Least Four Dead
A pedestrian bridge at Florida International University collapsed, resulting in at least four fatalities and multiple injuries. Rescue operations are underway to find those trapped…
Civilians Flee Eastern Ghouta Amid Advances by Government Forces
Syrian government forces, supported by Russian airstrikes, have intensified their offensive in Eastern Ghouta, leading to significant civilian displacement, particularly from Hammuriyeh. The ongoing conflict…
Trump Administration Imposes New Sanctions Against Russia
The Trump administration has imposed new sanctions on Russia due to its interference in the 2016 U.S. elections, targeting the Internet Research Agency and its…
Syrian Army Forces Entered a Significant City in Eastern Ghouta
Syrian government forces have entered Hammuriyeh, a key city in Eastern Ghouta, amid ongoing military operations to expel rebels. The conflict has resulted in significant…
Nationwide Student Strike in the U.S. for Gun Control Reform
On March 14, thousands of American students staged a nationwide walkout to protest gun violence in schools, demanding stricter gun control laws. This movement, sparked…
Surge in Gasoline Consumption in Iran
Iran's gasoline consumption has surged by 8% this year, reaching an average of 80.2 million liters per day, marking the highest increase in over a…
U.S. Defense Secretary: Some Taliban Members Willing to Negotiate for Peace
U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis announced that some Taliban members are willing to negotiate with the Afghan government for peace, following Ashraf Ghani's proposal for…
House Republicans: No Collusion Between Trump Campaign and Moscow
House Republicans concluded their investigation into alleged collusion between Donald Trump's campaign and Russia, finding no evidence of wrongdoing. This announcement has sparked controversy, with…
US: We Will Act If the Security Council Does Not Address Syria
The US has warned the UN Security Council that it will take action in Syria if no measures are taken, particularly regarding the ongoing violence…
Clashes During Student Protests at Amir Kabir University
Students at Amir Kabir University protested against recent arrests and sentences of fellow students, leading to clashes with security forces. The protests reflect growing discontent…
US Defense Secretary Warns Syrian Government Against Use of Chemical Weapons
US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis warned the Syrian government against using chemical weapons in Eastern Ghouta, emphasizing that it would be a serious mistake. The…
British Police Investigating 240 Pieces of Evidence Regarding the Attack on Russian Spy
British police are investigating an assassination attempt on Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter, who were poisoned with nerve gas. Over 200 witnesses…
Latest Report by Asma Jahangir and the Conversion of Mohammad Ali Taheri's Death Sentence to Imprisonment
Asma Jahangir's final report on human rights in Iran highlights severe violations by the Iranian government, including the detention of activists and mistreatment in prisons.…
Reports on the 'Evacuation of Some Rebels' from Eastern Ghouta
The Jaish al-Islam group has agreed to evacuate imprisoned fighters from Eastern Ghouta, where heavy fighting has resulted in over a thousand deaths in recent…
In a Taliban Attack on a Military Outpost in Afghanistan, 10 Killed
A Taliban attack on a military outpost in Afghanistan resulted in 10 police fatalities and 9 injuries. The Taliban claimed responsibility, asserting higher casualty figures…
Iran Among Countries with the 'Least Job Opportunities' for Women
The UN report highlights that Iran and other Middle Eastern countries offer minimal job opportunities for women, leading to high unemployment rates. Women in these…
French Companies That Do Not Eliminate Gender Pay Gap Will Be Fined
French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe announced fines for companies that do not eliminate the gender pay gap, despite existing laws mandating equal pay. Meanwhile, women…
Billionaires of 2018
In 2018, Forbes reported a record 2,208 billionaires with a total wealth of $9.1 trillion, marking an 18% increase from the previous year. Notably, the…
Trump Welcomes North Korea's Readiness to Halt Nuclear Programs
Donald Trump has welcomed North Korea's commitment to halt its nuclear weapons program and engage in negotiations with the U.S. This development follows a visit…
UN Representative: Ethnic Cleansing of Rohingya Continues in Myanmar
The UN reports that ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya minority in Myanmar is ongoing, with hundreds still fleeing to Bangladesh weekly. Andrew Gilmour criticized the…
Deteriorating Condition of a Former Russian Spy Due to 'Exposure to an Unknown Substance'
The Kremlin has expressed willingness to cooperate with the UK regarding the critical condition of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal, who is hospitalized due to…
13 Killed in Turkish Shelling in Afrin Region
Thirteen people, including three children, were killed in Turkish shelling in Afrin, Syria, with reports suggesting the death toll may rise. The Turkish government denies…
Resignation of a Tajik Prison Official Due to Family Ties with ISIS
Seyed Morad Halimov, a Tajik prison official, resigned due to his family's connections to ISIS, including his brother being a wanted militant. This situation raises…
Temporary Closure of the U.S. Embassy in Ankara Due to 'Security Threat'
The U.S. Embassy in Ankara is temporarily closing due to an unspecified security threat, urging American citizens to avoid crowded areas. This closure comes amid…
Right and Far-Right Coalition Led by Berlusconi Leads Italian Elections
The right and far-right coalition led by Silvio Berlusconi has emerged as the frontrunner in the Italian elections, though no party has secured enough votes…
German Social Democratic Party Accepts Coalition with Angela Merkel
The German Social Democratic Party has accepted a coalition with Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union after a significant internal vote. This coalition marks a continuation…
Paradox with Kambez Hosseini; Interview with Madiar Sami Nejad
The weekly program 'Paradox' features an interview with Madiar Sami Nejad, a human rights activist based in Norway. The discussion highlights his work with Amnesty…
In Support of Rasoul Khadem, Heads of Wrestling Federations Across Iran Resign
Heads of wrestling federations across Iran resigned in support of Rasoul Khadem, who stepped down as president of the Wrestling Federation after calling for a…