April 2018
Three More Palestinians Killed in Ongoing Protests at Gaza Border
Three Palestinians were killed during protests at the Gaza-Israel border, raising the death toll to 41 amid ongoing clashes. The UN has criticized Israel for…
The Armenian Parliament Will Vote Next Week to Elect a New Prime Minister
The Armenian Parliament is set to vote on a new Prime Minister next week after former Prime Minister Serge Sargsyan resigned amid widespread protests. Nikol…
Malaysia Releases Images of Two Suspects in the Assassination of a Hamas Member
Malaysian police released images of two suspects in the assassination of Fadi Mohammed al-Batsh, a Palestinian lecturer and Hamas member, who was shot dead in…
The Slogan 'Our Enemy is Right Here'; This Time in Kazeroon
Protests erupted in Kazeroon against the proposed division of the city, with demonstrators chanting slogans against local representative Hossein Razazadeh. The protests reflect broader discontent…
From the Struggle with Messaging Apps to the Establishment of a Country Named Qom
The program discusses the disappearance of former Tehran prosecutor Saeed Mortazavi, the situation in Syria, and the proposal to establish a country named Qom. It…
Opposition Leader Calls for Continued Street Protests in Armenia
Nikol Pashinyan, the leader of the Armenian opposition, has called for continued protests against the nomination of Serge Sargsyan for Prime Minister, following violent clashes…
Conference on 'Managing the Transition from the Islamic Republic of Iran' Held in London
The 'Alliance for Democracy in Iran' held a conference in London to discuss strategies for transitioning away from the Islamic Republic. Key topics included the…
Israeli Army Reports Destruction of Hamas Militants' Tunnel in Northern Gaza
The Israeli army has destroyed a Hamas tunnel in northern Gaza, marking the fifth such destruction in recent months. This action is part of Israel's…
Court Issues Ruling to Block Telegram in Russia
A Russian court has ruled to block Telegram after the app refused to share encryption keys with authorities, citing the need for access in investigations.…
Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Permanently Disqualified from Elections
Nawaz Sharif, former Prime Minister of Pakistan, has been permanently disqualified from holding any political office following a Supreme Court ruling related to corruption allegations.…
From the Farmers' Movement to Dancing in Coffeehouses
The program discusses the impact of dollar price fluctuations on Iranians' daily lives and covers various current events including women's basketball controversies, farmers' protests, and…
Israel Says Its Methods in Response to Gaza Border Protests Will Not Change
Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman affirmed that Israel's response to protests at the Gaza border will remain unchanged, following deadly clashes that resulted in multiple…
A Libyan Court Acquits Muammar Gaddafi's Son of Murder Charges
Saadi Gaddafi, son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, has been acquitted of murder charges by a Libyan appeals court. This ruling comes amidst ongoing…