March 2015
Islamic State Forces Kill 40 in Syria
ISIS militants attacked the village of Al-Mabouja in central Syria, killing 40 civilians, including women and children. This incident highlights the ongoing violence and instability…
At least seven Iranian pilgrims killed in suicide bombing in Iraq
A suicide bombing in Iraq has killed at least seven Iranian pilgrims and injured fourteen others while they were returning from Samarra. The attack highlights…
Canada Joins Airstrikes Against the 'Islamic State' in Syria
Canada has expanded its airstrikes against the 'Islamic State' in Syria following a parliamentary vote, with Prime Minister Stephen Harper emphasizing the need to combat…
UN Secretary-General Meets with Iraqi Prime Minister in Baghdad
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon visited Baghdad to meet with Iraqi leaders amid ongoing military operations against ISIS in Tikrit. The visit highlights international attention on…
Edible Bubble Containing Drinking Water; A Way to Eliminate Plastic Bottles
Three Spanish designers have created an edible bubble called 'Ooho' that contains drinking water, eliminating the need for plastic bottles. This innovation could significantly reduce…
Islamists Capture Idlib City
Islamist groups, including Al-Qaeda's branch, have captured Idlib city after intense fighting with Syrian government forces. This marks a significant shift in control, as it…
Reasons for the Withdrawal of Shiite Militias from the Front Lines in Tikrit
The Iraqi army and Shiite militias have struggled to remove ISIS from Tikrit, leading the Baghdad government to request U.S. airstrikes. General Lloyd Austin confirmed…
When Mourning Becomes News
Recent Iranian media coverage has focused heavily on the deaths of political figures' relatives, overshadowing community issues like student deaths and worker protests. Sociologist Hossein…
Spring Music Conversations on Radio Farda
Radio Farda features a series of spring interviews with various Iranian artists discussing themes of Nowruz, peace, and nostalgia. Key figures include Shahram Shabpareh, Faramarz…
"Islamic Caliphate" and Efforts to Recruit Children
The Islamic State has recruited at least 400 children under 18 this year, using them for military training and propaganda. This recruitment is a response…
The U.S. to Provide Air Support in the Battle for Tikrit
The U.S. is considering airstrikes to support Iraqi forces in retaking Tikrit from the Islamic State. While the U.S. is providing aerial intelligence to government-affiliated…
Attack on Passengers on a Road in Afghanistan Leaves at Least 13 Dead
Armed attackers in eastern Afghanistan ambushed a bus and two vehicles, resulting in at least 13 deaths. The Taliban denied involvement, and the motive remains…
Recent Clashes Threaten Political Agreement Process in Libya
The UN envoy to Libya warns that ongoing military clashes threaten the fragile political agreement process in the country. Bernardino Leon highlights the divide between…
UN Reporters Call for Trial of ISIS Group for War Crimes
The UN has called for the prosecution of ISIS members for war crimes and genocide, particularly against the Yazidi community in Iraq. This report, based…
The Death Toll from the Attack on Tourists in Tunisia Reaches 21
A deadly attack at the Bardo National Museum in Tunisia resulted in the deaths of at least 21 individuals, including 17 foreign tourists. The assailants,…
Zangeneh: We Can Increase Oil Exports by One Million Barrels with Sanctions Lifted
Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Zangeneh announced that the country could boost oil exports by one million barrels per day if sanctions are lifted, although he…
John Kerry: Ultimately, Negotiations with Bashar al-Assad are Necessary
John Kerry emphasized the necessity of negotiating with Bashar al-Assad to end the violence in Syria, despite the ongoing military conflict and significant casualties. The…
Iraqi Army on Standby for Attack on Central Tikrit
Iraqi forces are preparing to liberate Tikrit from the remaining Islamic State militants, who are surrounded but pose challenges due to snipers and explosives. The…
African Countries Demand Global Support Against Boko Haram
African nations are seeking global assistance to combat Boko Haram, especially after the group pledged allegiance to ISIS. They have requested funding from the UN…
CIA Chief: The U.S. Does Not Want Extremists to Replace the Syrian Regime
John Brennan, CIA Director, expressed U.S. concerns about the potential rise of extremist groups in Syria following a possible collapse of Bashar al-Assad's regime. The…
Human Rights: Absolute or Relative?
The article discusses the dire human rights situation in Iran, highlighting issues such as executions, imprisonment of journalists, and discrimination. It raises the question of…
United Nations: Syrian Criminals Will Face Justice
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, has promised that war criminals in Syria will eventually face justice, despite criticism of…
Intensification of the Tikrit Battle; Islamic State Destroys a Strategic Bridge
The battle for Tikrit has intensified as Iraqi forces engage the Islamic State group, which has destroyed a strategic bridge impacting oil supply routes. The…
Iraqi Forces Enter Tikrit City
Iraqi forces, supported by Shia militias, have entered Tikrit after ten days of fighting against ISIS. This advance is significant as it allows for preparations…
Islamic State Forces Destroy Ancient City of Hatra
Islamic State forces have reportedly destroyed the ancient city of Hatra in Iraq, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This follows previous reports of the destruction…
Iraqi Army Recaptures Cities of Al-Baghdadi and Al-Dour Around Tikrit
Iraqi forces, including Shiite militias, have recaptured Al-Baghdadi and are making advances in Al-Dour near Tikrit, pushing back ISIS. This is significant as it impacts…
Iraqi Government: Destruction of Ancient Artifacts in Nimrud by ISIS
The Iraqi government has reported that ISIS has begun destroying ancient artifacts in Nimrud, an important Assyrian site, using bulldozers. This act of cultural destruction…
Bill Gates Named 'World's Richest' in 2015
Bill Gates has been named the world's richest person for 2015 by Forbes, with a net worth of $79.2 billion, marking a $3.2 billion increase…
Operation to Liberate Salahuddin Province in Iraq Begins
Iraq's Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has announced the start of military operations to liberate Salahuddin province from the Islamic State group, emphasizing the need for…