March 2018
Fire at Hodeidah Port in Yemen Destroyed Humanitarian Aid Shipments
A fire at Hodeidah port in Yemen destroyed significant humanitarian aid supplies, exacerbating the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the country. The port is crucial for…
Russia Expels Dozens of Diplomats from 23 Countries
Russia has expelled 59 diplomats from 23 countries in retaliation for the expulsion of its diplomats following the poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter…
A Palestinian Killed at the Start of the March Known as 'Earth Day'
A Palestinian farmer was killed during a protest march along the Gaza-Israel border, marking the start of the 'Million Return' march organized by Hamas and…
U.S. Grants Visa to Iranian-American Brother in Need of Bone Marrow Transplant
Kamyar Hashemi received a visa to travel to the U.S. to donate bone marrow to his brother, Maziyar Hashemi, who is suffering from a rare…
French President Meets with Syrian Democratic Forces Delegation
French President Emmanuel Macron met with a delegation from the Syrian Democratic Forces, expressing hope for negotiations between Turkey and the forces. This meeting highlights…
US Court Rejects Saudi Arabia's Request to Dismiss 9/11 Lawsuit
A US judge has denied Saudi Arabia's request to dismiss lawsuits alleging its involvement in the September 11 attacks. The decision could lead to significant…
US and UK Emphasis on Countering Russian Espionage Networks
The US and UK leaders have agreed on the need to dismantle Russian espionage networks following a nerve agent attack on a former Russian spy…
Turkey: We Will Take Action If Kurdish Militants Do Not Leave Manbij
Turkey has issued a warning to Kurdish militants to leave the Manbij region of Syria or face military action. This situation involves Turkey, the U.S.,…
Syrian Civil War: 'Thousands of Women, Men, and Children Have Been Raped'
A UN report reveals that Syrian government forces and allied militias have committed widespread sexual violence against civilians, including thousands of rapes during the ongoing…
Benjamin Netanyahu Transferred to Hospital
Benjamin Netanyahu has been hospitalized due to ongoing health issues stemming from a previous illness. This comes amid his ongoing legal troubles, including multiple interrogations…
Haider al-Abadi: Iraq Will Prevent Kurdish Militants from Attacking Turkey
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi pledged to prevent Kurdish militants from attacking Turkey, following Turkish threats of direct intervention if Iraqi operations against these militants…
Unproductive Conclusion of Erdoğan's Talks with EU Leaders
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's talks with EU leaders ended without resolution on key issues such as journalist detentions and military actions in Syria. The EU continues…
The Population of Jews and Muslims in the 'Holy Land' Has Become Equal
An Israeli report indicates that the populations of Jews and Muslims in the territories between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River are nearly equal,…
Erdogan Announces Turkish Military Operation in Sinjar; Iraq Denies
Turkey has launched a military operation in Sinjar, Iraq, claiming to target PKK militants, while Iraq denies any foreign military presence. This situation highlights the…
Senior Officials from Both Koreas to Meet This Week
Senior officials from South and North Korea are set to meet on April 9 as a precursor to a potential meeting between their leaders next…
Bombing in Helmand Leaves at Least 14 Dead
A bombing in Helmand province, Afghanistan, killed at least 14 people and injured 42, occurring near a local wrestling match attended by officials. The Taliban,…
Police: The perpetrator of the Texas bombings confessed in a video
Mark Conditt, the perpetrator of the Texas bombings, confessed in a video before taking his own life. His bombings resulted in two deaths and four…
Sessions Calls for Broader Use of Death Penalty in Drug Cases
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions has called for federal prosecutors to seek the death penalty in drug-related cases, following President Trump's push for harsher penalties.…
Suicide Attack in Kabul Leaves at Least 26 Dead
A suicide bombing at a Shia shrine in Kabul killed at least 26 people, mostly teenagers, and was claimed by the Islamic State. This incident…
U.S. Concern Over Developments in Afrin
The U.S. has expressed deep concern over the humanitarian situation in Afrin, Syria, following its capture by Turkish forces and their allies, which has led…
Putin Wins Russian Presidential Election
Vladimir Putin has won the Russian presidential election with over 74% of the votes, extending his rule for another six years. Despite his popularity, significant…
Turkey-backed Forces Take Control of Syrian City of Afrin
Turkey-backed Free Syrian Army has taken control of Afrin, a city predominantly inhabited by Kurds, with little resistance from Kurdish forces. President Erdoğan claims Kurdish…
Iraq Welcomes FIFA's Lifting of Ban on Football Matches in the Country
Iraq's Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi welcomed FIFA's decision to lift the ban on international football matches in Iraq, citing improved security and stability. FIFA's Secretary-General…
Reuters: Secret Negotiations Between Saudi Arabia and Houthis in Oman
Secret negotiations are reportedly taking place between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis in Oman, aiming to end the ongoing conflict in Yemen. The talks are…
Pedestrian Bridge Collapse in Florida Leaves at Least Four Dead
A pedestrian bridge at Florida International University collapsed, resulting in at least four fatalities and multiple injuries. Rescue operations are underway to find those trapped…
Syrian Army Forces Entered a Significant City in Eastern Ghouta
Syrian government forces have entered Hammuriyeh, a key city in Eastern Ghouta, amid ongoing military operations to expel rebels. The conflict has resulted in significant…
25 Years Imprisonment for Iranian-American for Attempting to Send Missiles to Iran
Reza Olangian, an Iranian-American, was sentenced to 25 years in prison for attempting to send missiles and aircraft parts to Iran. The case highlights ongoing…
About Mike Pompeo, Donald Trump's Proposed Secretary of State
Donald Trump appointed Mike Pompeo as the new Secretary of State after dismissing Rex Tillerson. Pompeo, a former CIA director and critic of the Iran…
CIA Chief and US Treasury Secretary Defend Trump's Decision to Meet Kim
The CIA Director and US Treasury Secretary defended Trump's decision to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, emphasizing the goal of denuclearization. Both officials expect…
US Defense Secretary Warns Syrian Government Against Use of Chemical Weapons
US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis warned the Syrian government against using chemical weapons in Eastern Ghouta, emphasizing that it would be a serious mistake. The…
British Police Investigating 240 Pieces of Evidence Regarding the Attack on Russian Spy
British police are investigating an assassination attempt on Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter, who were poisoned with nerve gas. Over 200 witnesses…
Trump: North Korea Will Halt Missile Tests During 'Meetings'
U.S. President Trump announced that North Korea has promised to halt missile tests during upcoming meetings, following an invitation from Kim Jong-un. This is significant…
Iran's Oil Exports Drop to Lowest Level in Two Years
Iran's oil exports have fallen to their lowest level in two years due to a significant decrease in purchases by Asian customers, particularly Japan. This…
Reports on the 'Evacuation of Some Rebels' from Eastern Ghouta
The Jaish al-Islam group has agreed to evacuate imprisoned fighters from Eastern Ghouta, where heavy fighting has resulted in over a thousand deaths in recent…
Relative Improvement in US-Iran Foreign Trade in January
In January, US-Iran trade saw a 28% increase compared to the previous year, reaching $13.5 million, with US exports nearly doubling. Despite this improvement, the…
Philippines' Move to List UN Rapporteur as 'Terrorist'
The Philippine government is attempting to classify UN special rapporteur Victoria Tauli-Corpuz as a terrorist amid ongoing tensions with communist groups. This move raises concerns…
British Police: Former Russian Spy and His Daughter Poisoned with Nerve Agent
Sergei Skripal, a former Russian spy, and his daughter were found unconscious in Salisbury, UK, and are in critical condition after being poisoned with a…
Berlusconi Supports League Party Leader's Candidacy for Prime Minister of Italy
Silvio Berlusconi has publicly supported Matteo Salvini, leader of the League party, for the position of Prime Minister following Italy's inconclusive elections. The center-right coalition,…
Russia's Proposal for Safe Exit of Rebels from Eastern Ghouta
The Russian army has proposed a safe exit for rebels from Eastern Ghouta, which they have not yet accepted. The Syrian army continues its offensive…
Deteriorating Condition of a Former Russian Spy Due to 'Exposure to an Unknown Substance'
The Kremlin has expressed willingness to cooperate with the UK regarding the critical condition of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal, who is hospitalized due to…
13 Killed in Turkish Shelling in Afrin Region
Thirteen people, including three children, were killed in Turkish shelling in Afrin, Syria, with reports suggesting the death toll may rise. The Turkish government denies…
North Korea Threatens to 'Confront' the U.S. if Joint Military Exercise with South Korea Takes Place
North Korea has threatened to confront the U.S. if it conducts joint military exercises with South Korea, while refusing to negotiate under any preconditions. This…
Militant Attack on French Embassy and Military Center in Burkina Faso
Extremist Islamist militants attacked the French embassy and a military center in Burkina Faso, resulting in seven deaths and 50 injuries. The incident highlights ongoing…