October 2018
Deployment of Armed Forces in Pakistani Cities to Counter Protesters Against 'Blasphemy' of a Christian Woman
The Supreme Court of Pakistan's decision to release a Christian woman on blasphemy charges has led to widespread protests by Islamists, prompting the government to…
Trump's Decision to Cancel Birthright Citizenship for Foreigners Born in the U.S.
President Trump plans to issue an executive order to end birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants in the U.S. This move aligns with his…
Trump Pays Tribute to Victims of Attack on Jewish Synagogue in Pittsburgh
Donald Trump visited Pittsburgh to honor the victims of a synagogue shooting that left 11 dead, accompanied by family members. His visit was met with…
South Korea Calls for 'Maximum Flexibility' from the U.S. on Iran Sanctions
South Korea is urging the U.S. to show flexibility regarding sanctions on Iran that affect its companies. This request comes as U.S. sanctions set to…
An Israeli Official: We Have Conducted Attacks on Syria After the Downing of the Russian Plane
An Israeli official confirmed that Israel has continued its military operations in Syria after the downing of a Russian military aircraft, which has heightened tensions…
The U.S. Deploys Over Five Thousand Soldiers at the Border with Mexico
The U.S. is deploying 5,200 troops to the Mexico border to prevent the entry of thousands of migrants from Central America. President Trump emphasizes that…
Victory of Far-Right Candidate in Brazilian Presidential Election
Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right candidate, won Brazil's presidential election amid accusations of racism and authoritarianism, capitalizing on public discontent with the current political and economic…
Australian Protesters Demand Closure of Nauru and Papua Camps
Australian protesters in Sydney and Melbourne demanded the closure of detention centers in Nauru and Papua New Guinea, focusing on the health of children held…
Jamal Khashoggi's Fiancée: He Thought There Would Be No Problem at the Consulate
Jamal Khashoggi's fiancée revealed that he believed he would not face issues at the Saudi consulate in Turkey, despite concerns about potential tensions. His murder…
Iraq Parliament Grants Confidence to 14 Members of Adel Abdul-Mahdi's Cabinet
Adel Abdul-Mahdi was sworn in as Iraq's Prime Minister, but only 14 out of 22 cabinet members received parliamentary approval due to disagreements over eight…
Agreement Between Two Koreas to Remove Guard Posts from Demilitarized Zone
South Korea, North Korea, and the UN have agreed to demilitarize the Panmunjom area by removing guard posts and weapons. This agreement follows recent diplomatic…
Jordan Will Not Extend Israel's Use of Its Lands
King Abdullah of Jordan announced that he will not extend the lease agreement with Israel for the Baquora and Ghamar areas, asserting their importance as…
Scientists Prepare for Journey to the Deepest Points of Five Oceans
Scientists are embarking on the 'Five Deeps Expedition' to explore the deepest parts of the oceans using a specially designed submarine. This project represents a…
The Journey of the BepiColombo Spacecraft to Mercury Has Begun
Japan and Europe have launched the BepiColombo spacecraft on a seven-year mission to explore Mercury. This mission aims to uncover significant scientific insights about Mercury's…
Meeting of Leaders from Turkey, Russia, Germany, and France on Syria in Istanbul
Leaders from Turkey, Russia, Germany, and France are set to meet in Istanbul to discuss the Syrian crisis and the situation in Idlib, following a…
Train Accident in India Leaves at Least 50 Dead
A train accident in Amritsar, India, resulted in at least 50 fatalities as a train struck a crowd gathered for a festival. This incident highlights…
Several Afghan Officials Killed in Shooting; American General Escapes Unharmed
General Abdul Razak, a key Afghan police chief, was killed in a shooting by his own guard, while General Scott Miller, the American commander, escaped…
The Number of Displaced Persons Due to Drought in Afghanistan Exceeds War Displaced
The UN reports that drought has displaced more people in Afghanistan than violence, with 275,000 individuals affected. This crisis threatens over two million people, exacerbating…
Will Ships Become Autonomous?
Rolls-Royce and Intel are collaborating to develop autonomous ships by 2025, utilizing advanced processors to enhance safety and reduce costs in maritime transport. While this…
Trump: Saudi Crown Prince Says He Doesn't Know What Happened at the Consulate
U.S. President Trump reported that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman claimed ignorance about the events surrounding journalist Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance at the Saudi consulate…
Senior American Senator: Khashoggi's Murder Was Ordered by a Rogue Crown Prince
Senator Lindsey Graham accused Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of ordering the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, calling him a rogue leader who threatens…
UAE Accuses Detained British Student of Espionage
Matthew Hedges, a British PhD student, has been accused of espionage by the UAE after being detained at Dubai airport five months ago. His wife…
Yemen's Prime Minister Dismissed
Yemen's President Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi has dismissed Prime Minister Ahmed bin Dagher due to his inability to address the country's severe economic crisis amid ongoing…
Reopening of the Nasib Crossing at the Syria-Jordan Border After Three Years
The Nasib border crossing between Syria and Jordan has reopened after three years, allowing limited movement of people and goods. This reopening is significant for…
Iran's Ambassador in Ankara: An Individual Linked to ISIS Has Threatened the Iranian Embassy
The Iranian embassy in Ankara received a suicide attack threat from an individual claiming to be affiliated with ISIS, prompting Turkish police to enhance security…
American Pastor Released Following New Court Ruling in Turkey
Andrew Brunson, an American pastor imprisoned in Turkey for two years on espionage charges, was released following a new court ruling. His release comes amid…
Trump's Lawyers Prepare to Answer Special Counsel's Questions in Russia Investigation
Donald Trump's legal team is preparing to respond to questions from special counsel Robert Mueller regarding Russian interference in the 2016 election. After months of…
Serbia Cancels Visa Exemption for Iranians
Serbia has revoked the visa exemption for Iranian citizens, citing a rise in illegal migration attempts to the EU. This decision follows over a year…
The Power of Hurricane Michael on Its Way to Florida is 'Unexpectedly' Increasing
Hurricane Michael is unexpectedly gaining strength as it approaches Florida, potentially reaching category 4 with winds of 251 km/h. Hundreds of thousands have been urged…
Saad Hariri: The New Lebanese Government Will Be Formed Within 10 Days
Saad Hariri announced that the new Lebanese government will be formed within 10 days due to urgent economic issues. This follows a prolonged political deadlock…
Putin: No Need for Large-Scale Military Operations in Idlib
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that a buffer zone in Idlib has been successfully established, negating the need for large-scale military operations. This agreement, reached…
U.S. Secretary of State to Visit North Korea Again
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is set to visit North Korea to negotiate denuclearization with Kim Jong Un, ahead of a second summit between…
Erdogan Emphasizes Resistance Against US Efforts to Sanction Turkey
Turkish President Erdogan announced Turkey's resistance to US sanctions over the trial of American pastor Andrew Brunson, who is accused of terrorism and espionage. The…
The U.S. and Canada Reach an Agreement on NAFTA at the Last Minute
The U.S. and Canada reached a last-minute agreement to revise NAFTA, now called the USMCA, after intense negotiations. This agreement is seen as a significant…