January 2015
Shooting of Two American Citizens in Shia-Dominated Area of Saudi Arabia
Two American citizens were shot in a Shia-majority area of Saudi Arabia, with one sustaining injuries. This incident highlights ongoing tensions in the region, particularly…
Unrest and Protests in Pakistan in Response to Bombing at Shia Mosque
Thousands of Shia Muslims protested in Pakistan following a suicide bombing at a Shia mosque that killed 61 people. The attack, claimed by a Sunni…
Victory of the Leftist Party 'Syriza' in Greek Elections
The leftist party Syriza, led by Alexis Tsipras, won a significant victory in the Greek parliamentary elections, signaling an end to years of austerity imposed…
Australia: Protest Movement of Refugees Comes to an End
Protests by refugees in Australia and Papua New Guinea have reportedly ended, but many continue their hunger strike under dire health conditions. The situation raises…
How Much Chance Do Reformists Have?
The reformists in Iran are attempting to re-establish their political presence by calling for free elections and protesting the restrictions on opposition leaders. Their recent…
End of Another Hostage Situation in France
A hostage situation in Colombes, north of Paris, ended peacefully with the surrender of the hostage-taker and no injuries. Meanwhile, a photographer was shot during…
Australian Immigration Minister's Reaction to Protests by Hundreds of Refugees on Manus Island
Australian Immigration Minister Peter Dutton expressed concern over protests by refugees on Manus Island, where many have gone on hunger strike and sewn their lips…
Some Refugees in Papua New Guinea Sew Their Lips Shut
Refugees in Papua New Guinea are protesting their dire conditions by sewing their lips shut and going on hunger strikes, with reports of self-harm and…
German Leaders Attend Muslim Gathering to Promote Tolerance
German leaders, including Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Joachim Gauck, attended a Muslim gathering in Berlin to promote tolerance following anti-Islam protests in Dresden. The…
Egypt's Supreme Court Acquits Hosni Mubarak of Corruption Charges
Egypt's Supreme Court acquitted former President Hosni Mubarak of corruption charges, ordering a retrial while leaving his custody status unclear. This ruling has sparked mixed…
Charlie Hebdo and Feminism
The article discusses the impact of the Charlie Hebdo magazine in France, particularly focusing on its critical stance towards social and political issues, including feminism.…
Image of Prophet Muhammad to Appear on Latest Issue of Charlie Hebdo
The latest issue of 'Charlie Hebdo' will feature a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad holding a 'Je suis Charlie' sign, following a deadly attack on…
Physical Altercation Involving Motahari in Parliament
Ali Motahari faced physical altercations in parliament after advocating for the lifting of house arrests for opposition leaders Mousavi and Karroubi. His speech was interrupted…
Mothers of the Land of Fire Protest Environmental Destruction in Italy
In Italy, environmental activists, including mothers who lost children to cancer, are protesting against poor waste management practices and raising awareness about environmental issues. Meanwhile,…
Confrontation Between Supporters and Opponents of the Anti-Islam Movement in Germany
On January 15, 2015, 18,000 demonstrators protested against the 'Islamization' of Europe in Dresden, Germany, while counter-protests occurred in several cities. The anti-Islam group Pegida…
Exhibition 'Victor Hugo in Exile' in Brussels
The exhibition 'Victor Hugo in Exile' in Brussels showcases works and manuscripts from the French writer's 19 years of exile, highlighting his political activism and…
Poll: One Third of Germans Support Protests Against 'Islamization'
A recent poll indicates that one-third of Germans support protests against the perceived 'Islamization' of their country, with the PEGIDA movement gaining traction. This reflects…