March 2025
Detention and Premature Expulsion of Afghan Refugees from Pakistan Intensifies
The Pakistani government has begun detaining and expelling Afghan refugees ahead of the March 2025 deadline, affecting hundreds who hold temporary residence cards. The situation…
Trump: If Iran Does Not Reach a Nuclear Agreement with the U.S., It Will Be 'Bombed'
President Trump warned Iran that failing to reach a nuclear agreement with the U.S. could lead to severe consequences, including bombing and secondary tariffs. He…
Trump Says Ukraine Mineral Resources Agreement Will Be Signed Soon
Donald Trump announced that a U.S.-Ukraine agreement on sharing mineral resources will be signed soon, with ongoing negotiations in Riyadh involving both Ukrainian and Russian…
Uncertain Future for Undocumented Afghans in Iran Amid Intensified Crackdowns
Iran's new policies have severely restricted undocumented Afghans' access to essential services, forcing many to return to an unstable Afghanistan. This has led to widespread…
UNICEF Urges Taliban to Immediately Lift Ban on Girls' Education in Afghanistan
UNICEF has called for the immediate lifting of the Taliban's ban on girls' education in Afghanistan, warning that over four million girls could be deprived…
Iran's Foreign Policy in 1404; The Year of 'Super Crises'
The article discusses the complex and precarious situation Iran faces in 1404, marked by significant events in 1403, including increased nuclear activity and strained U.S.-Iran…
German Parliament Approves Unprecedented Military Budget Increase
The German Parliament has approved a historic military budget of $550 billion, marking a significant shift in defense policy amid concerns about U.S.-European relations. Friedrich…
Zelensky: Russia is Seeking Pretexts
Ukrainian President Zelensky discussed his support for a U.S.-proposed 30-day ceasefire with Franklin Graham, emphasizing Ukraine's desire for peace while accusing Russia of seeking excuses…
US: Iraq's Exemption for Purchasing Electricity from Iran Has Expired
The U.S. has allowed the exemption for Iraq to purchase electricity from Iran to expire, urging Iraq to cut natural gas purchases and develop its…
Punishment for Anti-Semitic Students and Disruptors at Columbia University
Columbia University has punished students for anti-Semitic actions, including suspensions and expulsions, amid pressure from the U.S. government. The federal government has cut funding and…
Latest Report by Mahi Sato; Concerns Raised Over Widespread Discrimination in Iran
Mahi Sato, the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Iran, released a report expressing deep concerns about human rights violations, particularly regarding gender discrimination…
The New Yorker: Celebrating the Centenary of a Witty and Cosmopolitan Magazine
The New Yorker celebrates its 100th anniversary, reflecting on its history as a significant cultural and literary publication in America. Founded in 1925, it has…
Pakistani Forces Rescue 155 Hostages from Separatist Group
Pakistani military forces successfully rescued 155 hostages from the Baloch Liberation Army, a separatist group that had kidnapped them during a train attack. The group…
The U.S. Welcomes the Syrian Interim Government's Agreement with the Kurds
The U.S. has expressed support for an agreement between the Syrian interim government and the Syrian Democratic Forces to integrate northeastern Syria into a unified…
The U.S. Welcomes the Agreement Between the Kurds and Damascus Within the Framework of a 'Unified Syria'
The U.S. has expressed support for an agreement between the Syrian Democratic Forces and the new Syrian government, which aims to integrate northeastern Syria into…
Baloch Separatist Group in Pakistan Takes Train Passengers Hostage
The Baloch Liberation Army has taken 182 hostages, including military personnel, during an attack on a train in Pakistan's Balochistan province. They threaten to kill…
Dozens of Emergency Physicians in Gilan Given Deadline to Receive Bonuses by Year-End
Emergency physicians in Gilan have protested the non-payment of bonuses for a year, threatening to cease non-emergency services if their demands are not met by…
Former Philippine President Arrested at Manila Airport by International Criminal Court Warrant
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was arrested at Manila airport under an International Criminal Court warrant for crimes against humanity related to his anti-drug campaign.…
Israeli Attacks on Military Positions and Weapon Depots in Southwestern Syria
The Israeli army targeted military positions and weapon depots in southwestern Syria, conducting multiple airstrikes without immediate reports of casualties. The Syrian Observatory for Human…
The U.S. Condemns 'Massacres' of Minorities in Syria
The U.S. condemned the killings of minorities in Syria, emphasizing support for affected communities. Ahmad al-Shara, the temporary president, called for national unity amid ongoing…
Al-Shara's Call for 'Peace' in Syria; Katz Calls Him a 'Jihadi Terrorist'
Ahmad al-Shara has called for peace in Syria after over a thousand deaths in recent clashes, while Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz labeled al-Shara's ally…
Bloomberg: Sanctions on Companies and Tankers Have Slowed Oil Flow from Iran to China
Bloomberg reports that new sanctions against Iranian companies and tankers have slowed oil exports from Iran to China due to increased costs and risks. This…
Increased Security Measures in Syria Following Deadly Clashes
The Syrian government has intensified security measures following deadly clashes that resulted in the deaths of over 500 Alawite civilians. The clashes erupted due to…
Al-Shara's Reaction to the Conflict in Syria: Remnants of the Previous Regime Will Be Tried
Ahmad al-Shara, head of the new Syrian government, announced a crackdown on remnants of the previous regime following violent clashes in western Syria. The conflict…
Continued Clashes Between Syrian Army and Remnants of Assad Regime; '340 Civilians Executed'
Clashes between Syrian government forces and remnants of the Assad regime have escalated, resulting in over 500 deaths, including at least 340 civilians executed in…
Wave of Price Increases in the Pre-New Year Market and Increased Government 'Regulatory Actions' Against Businesses
As the New Year approaches, Iran faces a surge in food prices and government regulatory actions instead of addressing inflation. Experts criticize the government's inability…
South Africa Rejects Elon Musk's Claim of Starlink Ban Due to 'Racial Reasons'
South Africa has denied Elon Musk's assertion that Starlink's operational ban is racially motivated, stating that the company never applied for a permit. The government…
Trump Signs Order to Establish a 'Government Reserve' of Bitcoin
President Trump has signed an executive order to create a government reserve of Bitcoin, holding approximately 200,000 Bitcoins seized in legal cases. This move is…
Marco Rubio: The U.S. Will Not Tolerate Support for Terrorist Groups
Marco Rubio emphasized the U.S. government's firm stance against support for terrorist organizations like Hamas, threatening visa revocation and deportation for violators. This statement follows…
UN: Women's and Girls' Rights Continue to Be Violated Worldwide
A new UN report highlights ongoing violations of women's and girls' rights globally, despite some progress in gender equality. The report notes alarming statistics, including…
The Theft of Three Piglets from a Controversial Exhibition in Denmark
Three piglets were stolen from an art exhibition in Denmark where they were to be starved as part of a controversial installation by artist Marco…
Amnesty International Calls for Global Oversight of Electric Shock Devices
Amnesty International has called for global regulation of electric shock devices, highlighting their use for torture by law enforcement in countries like Iran. The report…
SpaceX Invests $1.8 Billion in Florida
SpaceX is investing $1.8 billion in Florida to develop its Starship program, aiming to build launch pads and processing facilities. This investment is expected to…
Taiwan Seeks Closer Security and Military Relations with the United States
Taiwan is seeking closer military ties with the U.S. and plans to increase defense spending amid concerns over the semiconductor industry. Taiwanese officials are ready…
In Response to Hamas's Rejection of Ceasefire Extension; Israel Halts Goods Entry
Israel has halted the entry of goods and humanitarian aid into Gaza after Hamas rejected a U.S. proposal to extend the ceasefire. This escalation follows…
Intercept of Three Civilian Aircraft Near Trump's Residence in Mar-a-Lago
Three civilian aircraft accidentally entered restricted airspace near Mar-a-Lago, where Donald Trump was present. NORAD safely intercepted the aircraft, and initial investigations suggest the incursions…
Pentagon Strengthens Southern Border Security with Mechanized Brigade and Air Support Battalion
The U.S. is deploying a mechanized brigade and air support to enhance security at the southern border in response to illegal immigration. This move aligns…