August 2015
Reports of the 'Assassination' of Four Organizers of Recent Protests in Iraq
Four organizers of recent protests in Iraq demanding better public services and anti-corruption measures were assassinated by unknown assailants. The protests, which have gained traction…
Widespread Protests Against Malaysian Prime Minister
Widespread protests in Malaysia against Prime Minister Najib Razak have erupted following allegations of corruption involving hundreds of millions of dollars in his personal account.…
Photo Report on Beirut Protests
Lebanese protesters have occupied the Ministry of Environment building as a response to the political class being pressured by civil society. This event highlights the…
Dozens Injured in Beirut Protests
Protests in Beirut against corruption and mismanagement turned violent, resulting in at least 45 injuries. Demonstrators demand the resignation of the government and parliament amid…
Ahmadinejad's Office: Statements Regarding the Intention to Arrest Mohammad Khatami are 'Incorrect'
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's office has denied claims made by former police commander Ismail Ahmadi Moghadam that Ahmadinejad requested the arrest of former president Mohammad Khatami in…
The Emergence of the 'Chechen' and 'Turkistani' Villages in Syria
The article discusses the emergence of Chechen and Turkistani communities in northwestern Syria, particularly in the Latakia region, following the Syrian civil war. These communities…
Thai Military Government: A Suspect Identified in Bangkok Explosion
A deadly explosion at a popular Hindu temple in Bangkok has killed 21 people, marking the worst attack in Thailand's history. The military government suspects…
The Activation of Japan's First Nuclear Reactor Following the Fukushima Disaster
Japan has restarted its first nuclear reactor since the Fukushima disaster, despite public protests and opposition. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is pushing for nuclear energy…
State of Emergency Declared in Ferguson, USA Following Heavy Shootings
A state of emergency was declared in Ferguson, USA, following shootings during the anniversary of Michael Brown's death. The incident involved police responding to gunfire…
Extensive Reforms in Iraq with the Abolition of Certain Positions and Reduction of Security Personnel
The Iraqi government has approved extensive reforms proposed by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, including the abolition of certain government positions and a reduction in security…
Obstacles to Reforms in Iraq
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has launched a reform program to cut government costs and tackle corruption, starting with the elimination of Vice Presidential positions.…
Explosion in Eastern Iraq Disrupts Electricity Transfer from Iran
A bomb explosion in eastern Iraq has disrupted electricity transfer from Iran, worsening the country's ongoing electricity shortages amid a heat wave. Iraqi officials blame…
Strike of 5,500 Stone Cutting Units in Iran in Protest Against Value Added Tax
5,500 stone cutting units in Iran have gone on strike to protest the enforcement of a value-added tax, which they believe contradicts a prior agreement…
Society and Fear: Prudence or Calamity?
The article discusses the pervasive fear in Iranian society regarding expressing dissent, highlighting how this fear leads to self-censorship and a lack of trust among…
Nigerian Army: We Have Rescued 178 People from Boko Haram
The Nigerian Army has rescued 178 individuals, including 101 children, from Boko Haram during recent operations. This highlights ongoing efforts against the extremist group, which…
Sixth Session of Saeed Mortazavi's Court Held
The sixth court session for Saeed Mortazavi, former Tehran prosecutor, addressed accusations related to the Kahrizak detention center where several protesters died. The father of…