July 2016
Turkish Prime Minister: America's Approach to the Gulen Issue Broke Our Hearts
Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim criticized the U.S. for not extraditing Fethullah Gulen, claiming it has damaged U.S.-Turkey relations. He emphasized that evidence of Gulen's…
Hollande: The Threat of Islamist Militants Against Europe Has Never Been as Dangerous as Today
French President François Hollande declared that the threat from Islamist militants has reached unprecedented levels after an ISIS attack resulted in the murder of a…
Hostage-taking in France; ISIS claims responsibility for the attack
ISIS claimed responsibility for a hostage-taking incident at a church in northern France, resulting in the death of a priest and highlighting ongoing security concerns…
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…
Turkish Prime Minister: Presidential Guard to Be Dissolved
Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim announced the dissolution of the Presidential Guard following a failed coup attempt, citing its involvement in the coup. The government…
Erdogan's Order to Close Over 2300 Civil and Educational Institutions in Turkey
President Erdogan has ordered the closure of over 2300 institutions in Turkey, including schools and charities, accusing them of ties to his political rival Fethullah…
Munich Iranian-Origin Attacker Has 'No Connection to ISIS or Refugee Issues'
An 18-year-old Iranian-origin man carried out a shooting in Munich, killing nine people and injuring 27 others. Police have found no links to ISIS or…
The Day After the Coup; 'Coup within a Coup'?
A failed coup in Turkey led to a massive crackdown, resulting in the arrest or dismissal of around 50,000 individuals, including teachers and judges. President…
European Union: Turkey Must Respect the Rule of Law and Fundamental Freedoms
The European Union has expressed concern over Turkey's declaration of a state of emergency following a failed coup attempt, urging respect for the rule of…
Erdogan: The Structure of Turkey's Armed Forces Will Be Reconstructed
President Erdogan announced plans to restructure Turkey's military following a failed coup attempt. He highlighted the need for vigilance against potential future coups and acknowledged…
Germany to Turkey: Limit the State of Emergency
Germany's Foreign Minister has called on Turkey to limit its state of emergency following a failed coup attempt, emphasizing the need for adherence to the…
ISPA: Only 28% of Women Support the Use of Chador with Headscarf
A recent survey by ISPA shows that only 28% of Iranian women support wearing the black chador with headscarf, indicating a significant shift in attitudes…
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…
The Impact of the Nuclear Agreement on Human Rights and Civil Society
Nasrin Sotoudeh discusses the impact of the nuclear agreement on human rights and civil society in Iran, noting that while the situation has not worsened,…
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…
540 Million Dollars Awaiting Lucky Winner of Indiana Lottery
A single ticket sold in Indiana has won a record lottery prize of 540 million dollars. The winner can choose to receive the amount in…
Protests Against Police Shooting of Black Americans Continue in the U.S.
Protests against police shootings of Black Americans have persisted across multiple U.S. cities, largely remaining non-violent despite recent violent incidents in Dallas. The protests are…
Controversial Billboards in Tehran and Citizens' 'Suggested Banners'
Tehran has installed controversial anti-American billboards as part of a designated week to highlight alleged U.S. human rights violations. Critics, including sociologists, argue that this…