May 2015
ISIS Branch in Saudi Arabia Calls for Ethnic Cleansing of Shiites from the Country
The ISIS branch in Saudi Arabia has called for the ethnic cleansing of Shiites, urging Saudi youth to join their cause. This follows recent attacks…
Abdullah Saleh: I Did Not Accept the Proposal to Receive Millions of Dollars from Saudi Arabia
Former Yemeni President Abdullah Saleh rejected a Saudi offer to combat Houthi forces, accusing Saudi Arabia of sectarianism. Intense clashes have erupted near Aden between…
Tony Blair Resigns from Quartet Middle East Peace Group Representation
Tony Blair has announced his resignation from the Quartet Middle East Peace Group after eight years of criticism regarding his effectiveness in promoting peace between…
The U.S. Seeks No Extension of Nuclear Talks with Iran 'After July 1 Deadline'
The U.S. has ruled out extending nuclear negotiations with Iran beyond the July 1 deadline, emphasizing the need for a timely agreement. This comes as…
Iraqi Shiite Militias Take Over Operations in Anbar Province
Iraqi Shiite militias have taken charge of military operations in Anbar Province to expel the 'Islamic State' following a significant defeat for the Iraqi government…
Death of Mathematician Whose Life Inspired 'A Beautiful Mind'
John Nash, a celebrated mathematician and Nobel laureate, died in a car accident with his wife. The incident highlights the legacy of Nash's contributions to…
Referendum in Ireland for Same-Sex Marriage; Supporters Win
Ireland's referendum on same-sex marriage concluded with a decisive victory for supporters, marking a significant advancement in LGBTQ rights. Over 1.8 million citizens participated, with…
Counteroffensive by Shia Militias and Iraqi Army to Retake Ramadi
Shia militias and the Iraqi army have launched a counteroffensive to retake Ramadi from ISIS, which has recently intensified its attacks and captured key areas.…
Dozens Killed in One of the Most Intense Clashes Against Cartels in Mexico
Mexican government forces engaged in a violent clash with drug cartel members, resulting in 42 suspects killed and one police officer dead. This incident marks…
UN Security Council's 'Deep Concern' Over Civilian Situation in Palmyra
The UN Security Council has expressed deep concern for thousands of civilians trapped in Palmyra, Syria, now under the control of the Islamic State. The…
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Attack on Shia Mosque in Saudi Arabia
ISIS has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing at a Shia mosque in Qatif, Saudi Arabia, resulting in at least 21 deaths and 90 injuries.…
Islamic State Group Has Captured 'Half of Syrian Territory'
The Islamic State group has captured Palmyra, controlling half of Syrian territory and displacing over 100,000 refugees. This situation highlights the ongoing instability in Syria…
Islamic State Group Takes Control of Palmyra, Syria
The Islamic State group has captured the historic city of Palmyra in Syria following the retreat of government forces, raising concerns about the destruction of…
Why Should the Male Gender Exist in Nature?
A group of British scientists has discovered that the male gender is essential for sexual selection, which improves genetic quality and prevents extinction in animal…
Iraqi Forces Repel Islamic State Attack on City West of Baghdad
Iraqi forces, supported by Sunni tribes, successfully repelled an Islamic State attack on Khalidiya after the group captured Ramadi. The Iraqi government plans to arm…
House-to-House Search by Islamic State Militants in Ramadi
Islamic State militants have captured Ramadi and are conducting house-to-house searches for Iraqi forces, resulting in significant casualties. The U.S. is assisting Iraq in efforts…
The Oldest Layers of Ice in Antarctica Will Melt by 2020
A NASA report indicates that the Larsen B ice shelf in Antarctica is rapidly melting and may completely dissolve by 2020, contributing to rising global…
US: We Will Help Iraq Retake Ramadi
The U.S. is assisting Iraq in efforts to retake Ramadi from ISIS, emphasizing that Iraqi forces must take responsibility for their own defense. While airstrikes…
Shia Militias Head to Ramadi for Battle
Shia militias are mobilizing to assist the Iraqi army in retaking Ramadi from ISIS, despite previous hesitations from Iraqi leadership and the U.S. to involve…
Airstrikes Against Houthis in Yemen Resumed
The Saudi-led coalition has resumed airstrikes in Yemen's Aden against Houthi rebels following the end of a humanitarian ceasefire. The UN has called for an…
UN: Governments should grant asylum to thousands of stranded migrants in Malaysian waters
The UN has called on countries around the Andaman Sea to stop returning thousands of stranded migrants, primarily Rohingya and Bangladeshi refugees, back to sea.…
White House: One of ISIS Leaders Killed in U.S. Operations in Syria
U.S. special forces killed Abu Sayyaf, a senior ISIS leader, in an operation in eastern Syria, while capturing his wife. The operation was ordered by…
A Dinosaur the Size of a Pigeon with Bat-like Wings
Chinese scientists have discovered a dinosaur named 'Yi Qi,' which is the size of a pigeon and has bat-like wings, living around 160 million years…
New Message from Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi: The End of Saudi Rulers is Near
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS, has released an audio message declaring the imminent downfall of Saudi rulers, claiming they have lost their legitimacy.…
Obama: We Stand with Our Gulf Allies Against Foreign Attacks
President Obama reaffirmed U.S. support for Gulf allies against foreign threats during a meeting at Camp David, emphasizing that security cooperation is not aimed at…
Burundian Military Commander: Coup Against President Has Failed
The Burundian military commander declared that the coup against President Nkurunziza has failed, while heavy clashes continue in the country. Opponents are attempting to seize…
New Record in Art Sales; Picasso Painting Sold for $180 Million
A Picasso painting titled 'Women of Algiers' was sold for $179.4 million at a Christie’s auction, setting a new record for the highest price for…
Al Jazeera Journalist Files $100 Million Lawsuit Against the Network
Mohamed Fahmy, an Al Jazeera journalist, has filed a $100 million lawsuit against the network in Canada, claiming negligence led to his arrest and imprisonment…
European Commission's Plan for Distributing Refugees Across Member States
The European Commission is proposing a law to distribute the burden of accommodating refugees among EU member states based on various criteria. This initiative responds…
Opposition Politician in Moscow: 220 Russian Soldiers Killed in Ukraine War
Boris Nemtsov, a prominent critic of Putin, was assassinated shortly after seeking help to complete a report on Russian military involvement in Ukraine, which claims…
8 Police and 14 'Armed Individuals' Killed in Macedonia Clashes
Severe clashes in Macedonia's Kumanovo area have resulted in the deaths of 8 police officers and 14 armed individuals, with ongoing police operations following reports…
UN Official: Saudi Airstrikes on Saada in Yemen Violate International Law
The UN humanitarian coordinator condemned Saudi airstrikes on Saada, Yemen, as violations of international law, highlighting the plight of civilians trapped in the conflict. The…
Conservatives Lead in Polls After British Voting
The Conservatives lead in post-election polls in the UK, but may not achieve an outright majority. The Labour Party trails behind, and the Scottish National…
The Conservative Party Leads the UK Parliamentary Election Results Firmly
The Conservative Party, led by David Cameron, has emerged as the leading party in the UK parliamentary elections with 316 seats, while the Labour Party…
Saudi Arabia Proposes Five-Day Humanitarian Ceasefire in Yemen
Saudi Arabia has proposed a five-day humanitarian ceasefire in Yemen, contingent on the Houthis ceasing hostilities. The proposal comes amid a worsening humanitarian crisis in…
Four Arrested in Germany on Charges of Conspiracy to Attack Muslims
Four individuals were arrested in Germany for allegedly forming a right-wing extremist group targeting Muslims and refugees. The group, named 'Traditional Society,' aimed to attack…
Houthis Capture Last Major Stronghold of Mansour Hadi Supporters in Aden
Houthi militants have captured the Al-Tawahi area in Aden, the last major stronghold of supporters of Yemeni President Mansour Hadi. This escalation raises concerns for…
White House: It's Too Early to Link Texas Attack to ISIS
The White House has stated it is premature to link the recent Texas shooting to ISIS, despite the group claiming responsibility. The attackers, Elton Simpson…
Mortar Shelling of a Border City in Saudi Arabia; Schools and Airport in Najran Closed
Houthi militia forces shelled the Najran region of Saudi Arabia, resulting in civilian casualties and the closure of schools and flights. The Saudi government has…
New Report: Israeli Army Inflicts Unprecedented Harm on Gaza Civilians
A report by retired Israeli soldiers claims that the Israeli army caused unprecedented harm to Gaza civilians during the 2014 conflict, with soldiers reportedly firing…
Rescuers Find More Victims in Devastated Areas of Nepal
The death toll from the recent earthquake in Nepal has risen to 7,366, with rescuers finding many bodies in the devastated areas. The United Nations…
Facebook Launches Internet.org Service Project
Facebook has launched 'Internet.org' to improve internet access in remote areas of developing countries, but it faces criticism from activists in India for potentially undermining…
Two Attackers Killed at Event Related to Prophet Muhammad Cartoons in Texas
Two armed attackers were killed by police during a controversial event in Texas showcasing cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad. The event, organized by a conservative…
5800 Migrants Rescued in the Mediterranean
Over the recent weekend, Italian authorities rescued 5800 migrants from human traffickers' boats in the Mediterranean, marking a significant increase in migration attempts. The Italian…
Islamic State Has Killed 300 Yazidi Captives
Yazidi activists report that the Islamic State has executed 300 Yazidi captives in northern Iraq, raising concerns about the ongoing persecution of this minority. The…
Nepal Needs Two Billion Dollars for Reconstruction After Recent Earthquake
Nepal's Finance Minister announced a need for at least two billion dollars for reconstruction after a devastating earthquake that has killed over 6,300 people. Thousands…
The Death Toll from the Nepal Earthquake Exceeds 6,000
A devastating earthquake in Nepal has resulted in over 6,200 deaths and nearly 14,000 injuries, with significant damage reported in Kathmandu and remote areas. Rescue…