December 2016
Nearly 100 ISIS Members Killed in One Day During Mosul Battle
In a recent battle in Mosul, 97 ISIS members were killed in three separate operations conducted by Iraqi forces and coalition airstrikes. This marks a…
Pope Francis Calls for an End to War and Violence in Syria, Iraq, and Yemen During Christmas Prayer
Pope Francis called for an end to violence and war in Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and other regions during his Christmas prayer, urging the international community…
A Ray of Knowledge on Antimatter
Scientists at CERN have made a breakthrough in understanding antimatter, revealing new methods to study its properties. This research is crucial in addressing the mystery…
14 Turkish Soldiers Killed in Clash with ISIS in Al-Bab, Syria
At least 14 Turkish soldiers were killed and 33 wounded in clashes with ISIS in Al-Bab, Syria, marking the deadliest day for Turkish forces in…
Women’s Faction in Parliament Seeks to Reform Laws Related to the Minimum Age of Marriage for Girls
The Women’s Faction in the Iranian Parliament is working to reform laws regarding the minimum marriage age for girls, currently set at 13, amid rising…
Deep Gender Gap in Employment of University Students and Graduates
The article discusses the significant gender gap in employment among university students and graduates in Iran, highlighting that despite an increase in female education, women's…
EU Leaders Approve Extension of Sanctions Against Russia
EU leaders have approved a six-month extension of economic sanctions against Russia, which were set to expire on January 31, 2017. This decision reflects the…
Hawking: Lessons to Learn from Brexit and the US Elections
Stephen Hawking warns of the dangers following Brexit and Trump's election, emphasizing the anger of the 'forgotten' people against the educated elite. He calls for…
Can the OPEC and Non-OPEC Agreement Alleviate the Oil Market Slump?
The oil market is currently facing a significant oversupply, prompting OPEC and non-OPEC countries to agree on production cuts to stabilize prices. This agreement marks…
Over 200 Arrested in Turkey Following Istanbul Bombings
The Turkish government has arrested over 200 individuals, including officials from pro-Kurdish parties, following deadly bombings in Istanbul claimed by a Kurdish militant group. This…
Sisi: The Coptic Church Explosion Was Terrorist and Suicide Attack
A suicide bombing at the Coptic Cathedral in Cairo resulted in 24 deaths and 49 injuries, with the perpetrator identified as a 22-year-old. President Sisi…
Chinese State Newspaper Says 'Beijing Can Also Sell Weapons to America's Enemies'
Chinese state media reacted strongly to Donald Trump's comments about potentially abandoning the 'One China' policy if Beijing does not cooperate. The Global Times warned…
Dozens Killed and Injured in Explosion at Coptic Church in Cairo
A deadly explosion at a Coptic church in Cairo during Sunday prayers killed 22 to 25 worshippers, mostly women and children, and injured dozens more.…
European Central Bank President Expresses Concern Over Political Developments in Europe and America
Mario Draghi, President of the European Central Bank, expressed concerns about political uncertainties in Europe and the U.S. while announcing continued bond purchases. He emphasized…
Major Military Companies' Sales Reached $370 Billion in 2015
In 2015, global military sales reached $370 billion, with U.S. companies leading at $210 billion despite a decline in sales. Western European companies saw a…
Europe Warns Social Networks to Combat 'Hate Speech'
The European Commission has warned major tech companies about their inadequate response to hate speech on their platforms, threatening penalties if improvements are not made.…
Italian Prime Minister Resigns Following Referendum Defeat
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has resigned after losing a crucial referendum aimed at constitutional reform. The defeat is expected to lead to a political…
Europol Warns of Potential 'Chemical Attacks' by ISIS in Europe
Europol has issued a warning about the potential for new ISIS attacks in Europe, highlighting the use of novel tactics and the imminent return of…