March 2015
Muhammadu Buhari Leads in Nigeria's Presidential Election
Muhammadu Buhari is leading in Nigeria's presidential election against incumbent Goodluck Jonathan, marking a potential historic shift in power from the ruling party to an…
Another Blogger Killed in Bangladesh
A secular blogger named Wathiq Rahman was killed in Dhaka, Bangladesh, marking the second attack on critics of religious extremism in five weeks. The incident…
Bahonar: The Outcome of Nuclear Negotiations Will Affect the 10th Parliamentary Elections
Mohammad Reza Bahonar, Deputy Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, stated that the outcome of nuclear negotiations will influence the upcoming parliamentary elections, with reformists expected…
Death Threats Against BBC Director Following Jeremy Clarkson's Dismissal
Tony Hall, the BBC director-general, is under police investigation due to death threats following his dismissal of Jeremy Clarkson from "Top Gear." This incident highlights…
AMIA Explosion: Federal Court Closes Case Against Argentine President
A federal court in Argentina has closed the case against President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner regarding the 1994 AMIA bombing, which involved allegations of conspiracy…
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…
Ashraf Ghani: Afghanistan is Deeply Indebted to America
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani addressed the U.S. Congress, expressing gratitude for American support and emphasizing the ongoing threat from ISIS. He highlighted the importance of…
Media as a Sanctuary for Women Victims of Domestic Violence
Azadeh Namdari, a prominent Iranian television presenter, has publicly shared her experience of domestic violence, sparking widespread reactions on social media. Despite evidence of abuse,…
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…
Khorramshahr Street Vendor Dies After Self-Immolation
Younes Asakereh, a street vendor in Khorramshahr, died after self-immolating in protest against the confiscation of his fruit-selling setup by municipal authorities. His death highlights…
Protests and Gatherings in Afghanistan in Response to the Murder and Burning of Farakhunde
Protests erupted in Afghanistan following the murder and burning of a woman named Farakhunde, accused falsely of burning the Quran. Activists demand justice for her…
The Musical Works of Friedrich Nietzsche on Spotify
A collection of musical works by Friedrich Nietzsche has been published for free on Spotify, highlighting his lesser-known passion for music. This initiative showcases the…
Jarass Website 'Voluntarily' Ends Its Activities
The Jarass website, a key media outlet for Iran's Green Movement, has announced its voluntary closure after six years of operation, citing a desire to…
Flights to Aden in Yemen Have Been Halted
Flights to Aden, Yemen, have been suspended due to armed clashes near the airport involving security forces loyal to former President Abdullah Saleh and the…
Reducing Women to 'Childbearing Machines' with New Law
Amnesty International has criticized a proposed Iranian law that would severely restrict women's reproductive rights and employment opportunities, claiming it reduces women to 'childbearing machines.'…
Ali Rahbari Returns to Tehran Symphony Orchestra After 9 Years
Ali Rahbari, a prominent Iranian conductor, returned to the Tehran Symphony Orchestra after a nine-year hiatus due to previous government neglect of the arts. He…
Putin Considered Nuclear Readiness During Crimea Crisis
Vladimir Putin revealed in a documentary that he was prepared to declare nuclear readiness during the Crimea crisis, emphasizing the historical significance of Crimea to…
1.5 Million Protesters Take to the Streets of Brazil
Approximately 1.5 million Brazilians protested against President Dilma Rousseff, demanding her resignation due to economic and corruption crises. The protests are reminiscent of the 2013…
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…
13,000 People Have Died Under Torture in Syrian Government Prisons
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports that around 13,000 individuals, including children, have died under torture in Syrian prisons since protests began against Bashar…
Amnesty International: New Plans in Iran Turn Women into 'Child-Making Machines'
Amnesty International has condemned new Iranian parliamentary proposals that would severely restrict women's rights and promote a culture of childbearing over individual choice. The laws,…
Sweden Ends Military Contract with Saudi Arabia for 'Human Rights' Reasons
Sweden has terminated its military contract with Saudi Arabia due to human rights concerns, particularly following criticism of Saudi Arabia's treatment of women and the…
Silence of Iranian Officials on International Women's Day
On International Women's Day, Hassan Rouhani's brief message was the only acknowledgment from Iranian officials, with no further reactions from others, including his deputy. The…
Ahmadi Moghadam Resigns; Hossein Ashtari Appointed Commander of Police Force
Brigadier General Hossein Ashtari has been appointed as the new commander of Iran's police force, replacing Ismail Ahmadi Moghadam, who confirmed his resignation was at…
Anniversary of the Disappearance of Malaysian Airlines Flight and Release of New Report
On the anniversary of the disappearance of Flight MH370, relatives of Chinese passengers protested in Beijing, demanding accountability from the Malaysian government. A new report…
Los Angeles Police Shoot and Kill Homeless Man
A homeless man was shot and killed by Los Angeles police during a struggle over an officer's weapon. The incident has sparked public attention and…