July 2016
Occupation of Police Station in Yerevan Ends with Surrender of Armed Men After Two Weeks
After two weeks of occupation and hostage-taking at a police station in Yerevan, armed opposition members surrendered to security forces, leading to the arrest of…
Iraqi Defense Minister: ISIS Leaders Have Left Mosul for Syria
Iraqi Defense Minister Khalid al-Obeidi announced that ISIS leaders are fleeing Mosul for Syria due to internal disputes and the impending military operation to reclaim…
The Number of Injured in Yerevan Clashes Rises to 75
Clashes in Yerevan between police and demonstrators have resulted in 75 injuries and the death of a police officer due to sniper fire. The violence…
From Islamic Terrorism to Islamophobia; Foreign Troubles
Europe has faced a series of violent attacks by Islamic extremists, predominantly carried out by foreigners, leading to a rise in anti-immigration sentiments. Western leaders…
Train Traffic Between Iran and Turkey Resumes After Brief Suspension
Freight train traffic between Iran and Turkey has resumed after being halted due to a bombing attributed to the PKK. The bombing severed a significant…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini Episode 168
The radio program discusses the current political climate in Iran, highlighting the responsibilities of opposition groups and the potential for societal radicalization. It also covers…
Angela Merkel Rejects Changes in Policies Regarding Refugees
Angela Merkel reaffirmed Germany's commitment to accepting refugees despite recent terrorist attacks, emphasizing that these incidents do not reflect a loss of control by authorities.…
Trump's Request to Russia to Find Hillary Clinton's Missing Emails
Donald Trump publicly urged Russia to find and release Hillary Clinton's missing emails, prompting accusations from Clinton's campaign that he is encouraging foreign interference in…
Turkish Officials Dismiss Hundreds of Military Personnel and Shut Down Over 130 Media Outlets
Turkish authorities have dismissed over 2,400 military personnel and shut down more than 130 media outlets in a crackdown following a failed coup attempt. This…
Chair of the Democratic National Committee Resigns Following WikiLeaks Revelations
Debbie Wasserman Schultz resigned as chair of the Democratic National Committee following WikiLeaks revelations about internal emails undermining Bernie Sanders. This incident raises concerns about…
A Syrian Refugee Killed in Self-Detonation in Germany
A 27-year-old Syrian refugee died in a self-detonation near a music festival in Ansbach, Germany, injuring at least 12 others. The individual had a history…
Turkey; Government Supporters and Opponents Join Forces in a March Against the Coup
On July 24, tens of thousands of Turkish citizens marched in Istanbul against a failed coup attempt, uniting both government supporters and opponents. The event…
Unprecedented Electricity Consumption Record in Iran
Iran has experienced unprecedented electricity consumption, exceeding production capacity and leading to blackouts. The increase in consumption has resulted in a significant drop in electricity…
Suicide Bombing in Kabul Leaves Dozens Dead and Injured
A suicide bombing during a Hazara protest in Kabul resulted in at least 61 deaths and 200 injuries, with ISIS claiming responsibility. The protest was…
Voting to Leave the European Union Has 'Severely Hurt the British Economy'
A recent survey indicates that the British economy has been significantly impacted since the vote to leave the EU, with key economic indicators showing a…
Baku Takes Control of a Prominent University Linked to Gülen
The Azerbaijani government has taken control of Caucasus University, previously linked to Fethullah Gülen, amid concerns from students about the future of the institution. This…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini Episode 167
The radio program discusses the ongoing crisis in Iran, highlighting the responsibilities of the opposition and the potential radicalization of society. It also covers statements…
Clashes in Yerevan Leave 51 Injured
Clashes in Yerevan over a hostage situation have resulted in at least 51 injuries, including police. Armed individuals are demanding the release of an opposition…
Sports Arbitration Court Confirms Ban on Russian Athletics from Olympics
The Sports Arbitration Court upheld the ban on Russian athletes from the Rio 2016 Olympics due to doping allegations, rejecting Russia's appeal. This decision affects…
WikiLeaks Publishes About 300,000 Emails from Members of Turkey's Ruling Party
WikiLeaks has released approximately 300,000 emails from Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party, leading to the Turkish government blocking the site. This disclosure is seen…
Two New Records in Iran's Electricity Consumption in Two Weeks
Iran has set a new record for electricity consumption, reaching 51,229 megawatts due to extreme heat, surpassing the previous record set just two weeks prior.…
Death of Dozens of Civilians in Possible Coalition Attack on ISIS-Controlled Village in Syria
A U.S.-led coalition airstrike in northern Syria reportedly killed at least 56 civilians, including children, during ongoing conflicts with ISIS. The Syrian Democratic Forces are…
The International Olympic Committee Considers Possible Ban on Russia from Rio 2016
The International Olympic Committee is considering banning Russia from the 2016 Rio Olympics following a report from the World Anti-Doping Agency that revealed widespread doping…
Turkish Media: Former Air Force Commander Denies Involvement in Coup
Former Turkish Air Force Commander Akin Ozturk denied involvement in the recent failed coup, claiming he tried to prevent it. This denial comes amid significant…
Amnesty International: Iranian Officials Are Playing with the Health of Political Prisoners
Amnesty International's report accuses Iranian officials of deliberately denying medical care to political prisoners, risking their health and lives. The report highlights specific cases of…
Seven Arrested in Connection with Nice Massacre
Seven individuals have been arrested in connection with the Nice attack that killed 84 people, including the attacker Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, who had expressed interest…
What Will Happen to the Eight Turkish Soldiers Seeking Asylum in Greece?
Eight Turkish soldiers fled to Greece seeking asylum after the failed coup in Turkey. The Turkish government demands their extradition despite the lack of a…
France Warns Erdogan About Purge Following Coup Attempt
France's Foreign Minister has warned Turkey's President Erdogan against using the recent coup attempt as a pretext for suppressing dissent, raising concerns about Turkey's credibility…
Continued Arrests of Generals and Prosecutors in Turkey
Turkey has arrested approximately six thousand individuals, including military generals and prosecutors, in connection with a failed coup attempt that resulted in over 260 deaths.…
Draft Letter to the International Olympic Committee: Do Not Let Russia Go to Rio
Prominent sports figures in the U.S. and Canada have drafted a letter urging the International Olympic Committee to bar Russia from the Rio Olympics due…
In the Aftermath of the Nice Attack, France Calls on Youth to Join Reserve Forces
In response to a deadly attack in Nice, France's Interior Minister has called on young people to join reserve forces to bolster national security. The…
Incirlik Air Base Will Not Reopen Until Turkish Air Force is Fully Cleared
The Turkish military has closed the Incirlik airbase, used by the U.S. for airstrikes against ISIS, until the Turkish Air Force is fully cleared of…
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Deadly Nice Attack
The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the deadly truck attack in Nice, France, which killed 84 people. The attacker, identified as a 31-year-old French-Tunisian,…
Latest Developments Related to the Failed Coup in Turkey
A failed coup attempt in Turkey led to the detention of over 2,800 military personnel and more than 2,700 judicial officials. President Erdogan claims the…
Turkish Prime Minister Reports on 'Rebellion of Some Military Personnel Against the Government'
On Friday evening, unusual events occurred in Istanbul and Ankara, including gunfire and military activity. Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim labeled the incidents as an…
Bill for Women's Security Against Violence to Be Submitted to Government
A bill aimed at providing comprehensive security for women against violence is expected to be submitted to the Iranian government by September. The bill includes…
Warning of a 'Deep Divide' in France Following Terrorist Attacks
Patrick Calvar, head of France's intelligence agency, warns of a deep societal divide following terrorist attacks, urging the government to monitor far-right groups. He expresses…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini Episode 166
The radio program discusses recent events in Iran, including the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and Trump's statements regarding Iran. The program…
Clinton's Victory, Sanders' Support
Senator Bernie Sanders officially endorsed Hillary Clinton for the presidency, uniting their efforts against Donald Trump, who poses a significant electoral threat. Sanders' support is…
Flood of Twitter Messages Supporting the Freedom of Narges Mohammadi
Narges Mohammadi, a human rights activist in Iran, has been on a hunger strike for 15 days due to restrictions on contacting her children. A…
New Report from German Police on Sexual Crimes During New Year's Celebrations
A new report by the German Federal Police reveals over a thousand sexual crimes during New Year's celebrations, with more than two thousand men likely…
Portugal Wins the European Championship
Portugal won the European Championship for the first time by defeating France 1-0 in the final. Cristiano Ronaldo, despite being injured early in the match,…
Discovery of New Fundamental Particles at CERN
CERN physicists have discovered a new type of particle known as a tetraquark, which consists of four quarks. This discovery is significant as it expands…
Death toll from 'deadliest' suicide bombing since Saddam's fall in Baghdad reaches 292
A suicide bombing in Baghdad has resulted in 292 deaths, marking the deadliest attack since the fall of Saddam Hussein. The Islamic State group claimed…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini Episode 165
The radio program discusses the current political situation in Iran, including the implications of U.S. President Trump's statements on Iran and the recent death of…
Amnesty International Warns of Continued Hunger Strike by Narges Mohammadi
Amnesty International has raised alarms over Narges Mohammadi's hunger strike, protesting her inability to contact her children due to Iranian authorities' restrictions. Mohammadi, who suffers…
American, Russian, and Japanese Astronauts Depart for Joint Mission
American, Russian, and Japanese astronauts have embarked on a four-month mission to the International Space Station. This mission highlights international collaboration in space exploration and…
Team 3 of Group F Reaches the Final of the European Championship!
Portugal defeated Wales 2-0 to reach the final of Euro 2016, with Cristiano Ronaldo scoring the first goal. Despite a rocky start in the tournament,…
Tony Blair: I Accept Full Responsibility for Iraq War Mistakes
Tony Blair has publicly accepted full responsibility for the mistakes made during the Iraq War following the release of the Chilcot report, which criticized the…
Increase in Casualties from Karada Explosion; 'The Explosive Vehicle Came from Diyala'
The death toll from a recent terrorist attack in Karada, Iraq, has risen to 250, prompting the resignation of the Iraqi Minister of Interior, who…
Iran's President to Visit Azerbaijan Next Month
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani is scheduled to visit Azerbaijan next month, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations. This visit follows a history of fluctuating ties, with…
A Death That Is Hard to Believe
Abbas Kiarostami, a pivotal figure in Iranian cinema, passed away on July 5, 2016, marking a significant loss for both Iranian and global cinema. His…
Iraqi Anger Over Security Failures; Death Toll from Baghdad Attacks Rises to 213
Iraqi citizens are expressing outrage over the government's failure to secure the city following a devastating suicide bombing that killed at least 213 people. Prime…
Multiple Explosions Shake the Cities of Qatif and Medina in Saudi Arabia
Multiple bomb explosions occurred in Qatif and Medina, Saudi Arabia, resulting in casualties among bombers and security personnel. The attacks highlight ongoing sectarian tensions, particularly…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini Episode 164
The radio program discusses recent events in Iran, including the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and Trump's comments on Iran's actions. Key…
A Grand Night for Iranian Cinema at the Moscow Festival
The Moscow International Film Festival celebrated Iranian cinema with Reza Mirkarimi's film "Daughter" winning three awards, including Best Film. The film, which tells the story…
Murder of 13-Year-Old Israeli Girl in Her Bedroom by a Palestinian
A 13-year-old Israeli girl was murdered in her bedroom by a Palestinian attacker, prompting condemnation from the U.S. and Israel. The incident highlights ongoing violence…