March 2017
Israeli Cabinet Approves Construction of New Settlement in West Bank
The Israeli cabinet has approved the construction of a new Jewish settlement in the West Bank, marking the first such approval in nearly two decades.…
Germany Begins Investigation into Possible Turkish Espionage
Germany has launched an investigation into potential Turkish espionage against its citizens, following tensions between the two nations over canceled speeches by Turkish officials. Turkish…
Netanyahu's New Challenge; The Radio and Television Organization
The Israeli coalition government faces a crisis as Prime Minister Netanyahu pressures Finance Minister Kahlon over the future of the National Radio and Television Organization.…
Reporters Without Borders: Pressure on Journalists in Iran Continues
The article discusses ongoing repression of journalists in Iran, highlighting accusations from the UN and human rights groups against Iranian officials. Reporters Without Borders ranks…
Unprecedented Decline in Arctic Ice Levels Continues
The Arctic continues to experience unprecedented declines in sea ice levels, reaching a new low this past winter. This alarming trend is attributed to a…
Paris Prosecutor Announces Identity of Orly Airport Attacker
A 39-year-old French citizen named Zaid bin Abulqasim attacked Orly Airport, expressing a desire to die for God. He had a history of criminal activity…
Trump: We Will Take Immigration Order Case to Supreme Court if Necessary
President Trump criticized a Hawaii court ruling that temporarily blocks his new immigration order, claiming it undermines America's strength. He vowed to continue fighting for…
Federal Judge in Hawaii Suspends Trump's New Immigration Order
A federal judge in Hawaii has temporarily suspended Trump's new immigration order that bans citizens from Iran and five other countries from entering the U.S.…
What Kind of Aircraft is Iran Air's Airbus 330?
Iran Air received its second Airbus 330, enhancing its fleet with modern aircraft capable of long-haul flights. The Airbus 330 can carry up to 300…
UN Calls on Turkey to Investigate Hundreds of Killings in Kurdish Regions
The UN Human Rights Office has urged Turkey to investigate hundreds of killings and human rights violations in Kurdish regions amid rising violence. The report…
An Official from the Forest Organization: Nearly Two Million Hectares of Oak Forests Have Dried Up
An official has reported that mismanagement of water resources has led to the drying up of 1.8 million hectares of oak forests in Iran. This…
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has fled Mosul and is hiding in the desert
U.S. and Iraqi officials believe that ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has fled Mosul and is hiding in the desert as Iraqi forces continue operations…
Hawaii Plans to Challenge Trump's New Immigration Order
Hawaii is challenging Trump's new immigration order that temporarily bans entry for citizens from Iran and five other countries. The order has sparked legal and…
Female Figures on Traffic Lights in Melbourne
Melbourne is trialing female pedestrian figures on traffic lights to promote gender equality. The initiative, supported by a non-profit organization, aims to reduce unconscious bias…
Ahmadinejad's Response to Rouhani: I Did Not Hand Over Empty Warehouses
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has publicly refuted accusations from Hassan Rouhani regarding the alleged emptiness of essential goods warehouses at the end of his presidency. Ahmadinejad claims…
Annual Report by the U.S. State Department; Criticism of Human Rights Violations in Iran
The U.S. State Department's 2016 human rights report criticized Iran for severe restrictions on civil liberties and ongoing human rights violations. Rex Tillerson emphasized the…