June 2015
Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's Promise for Stronger Action by Egypt's Judiciary
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi announced upcoming judicial reforms aimed at intensifying actions against extremist groups following the assassination of Attorney General Hisham Barakat. The…
Egypt's Attorney General Killed in Bomb Explosion
Hisham Barakat, Egypt's Attorney General, was killed in a bombing that indicates a rise in attacks by extremist Islamist groups against government officials. This incident…
Failed Negotiations in Brussels; Greek Prime Minister Emphasizes Referendum
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras insists on holding a referendum despite failed negotiations with Eurozone finance ministers, who have refused to grant further loans. This…
Islamist Militants Attack in Mali Leaves 11 Dead
An Islamist militant attack in western Mali has resulted in the deaths of at least 11 people, including three soldiers. The attack, attributed to the…
Arrests Made in Connection with Suicide Bombing at Shia Mosque in Kuwait
A suicide bombing at the Imam Sadiq mosque in Kuwait resulted in at least 27 deaths and 200 injuries. The Islamic State claimed responsibility for…
The Islamic State Group Massacres at Least 145 Civilians in Kobani
The Islamic State has carried out a massacre in Kobani, killing at least 145 civilians, marking the second largest massacre by the group in Syria.…
Attack on Beach in Tunisia Leaves at Least 37 Dead
An armed attack on a beach in Sousse, Tunisia, resulted in at least 37 deaths, including foreign tourists. The attack has not been claimed by…
French President Describes Recent Attack in the Country as 'Terrorist'
French President François Hollande labeled a deadly attack on a gas factory as 'terrorist,' indicating a potential second assailant. The incident has heightened security threats…
Islamic State Group Attacks Kobani Again
The Islamic State group has resumed attacks on the Kurdish cities of Kobani and Hasakah in Syria, capturing several villages and resulting in numerous casualties.…
Iran Must Answer Questions About Its Past Nuclear Research
John Kerry has communicated with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, emphasizing that Iran must address questions about its past nuclear research if it seeks…
In Response to WikiLeaks Report: France Summons US Ambassador
France summoned the US ambassador in response to revelations from WikiLeaks about US espionage on French leaders, calling the actions 'unacceptable.' President François Hollande condemned…
The Effective Role of Women in the Kurdish Forces' Battle Against the Islamic State
Kurdish forces have made significant advances against ISIS in Syria, capturing Ain Issa and moving closer to Raqqa. Reports highlight the crucial involvement of Kurdish…
WikiLeaks Documents: Iran Sent Nuclear Equipment to Sudan
WikiLeaks has revealed documents suggesting that Iran sent advanced nuclear equipment to Sudan in 2012, as believed by Saudi diplomats. This raises concerns about Iran's…
Heatwave in Karachi, Pakistan Claims Over 700 Lives
A severe heatwave in Karachi has resulted in over 700 deaths, exacerbated by power outages and inadequate medical facilities. Health officials and the electricity provider…
The U.S. Announced the Possibility of Extending the Deadline for Nuclear Negotiations with Iran
The U.S. has indicated that while the July 1 deadline for nuclear negotiations with Iran is still in effect, it may be extended if necessary.…
Attack on Afghan Parliament Ends with the Death of 'Seven Attackers'
A Taliban attack on the Afghan Parliament in Kabul resulted in the deaths of seven attackers and injuries to 19 others. The assault coincided with…
Veterinary Organization: Bird Flu in Mazandaran is Under Control
A new strain of bird flu has been reported in Mazandaran, Iran, but officials claim it is under control. No human cases have been detected,…
Saudi Arabia Warns Citizens About Sharing WikiLeaks Documents
Saudi Arabia has warned its citizens against sharing documents released by WikiLeaks, which claims to have over 500,000 diplomatic documents from the kingdom. The Saudi…
Four Bomb-Laden Vehicles Target Three Mosques in Yemen's Capital
Four bomb-laden vehicles exploded near mosques in Sana'a, targeting Houthi leaders, resulting in casualties. This attack coincides with ongoing peace talks in Switzerland, which have…
Swiss Officials Investigate Hotels Used for Iran Nuclear Negotiations
Swiss authorities are investigating potential eavesdropping at hotels used for nuclear negotiations between Iran and the P5+1 group. The investigation follows reports of spyware linked…
NATO and US Express Concern Following News of Russia's Missile Strengthening
NATO and the US have expressed concerns over Russia's plan to enhance its missile arsenal, with Putin announcing the addition of over 40 new intercontinental…
Iran's Minister of Roads: France Should Not Miss $80 Billion Contracts
Iran's Minister of Roads, Abbas Ahmad Akhoundi, emphasized the importance of an $80 billion transportation contract with France, warning that France risks losing it if…
Death Sentence for Mohamed Morsi Confirmed
The Egyptian court confirmed the death sentence for ousted President Mohamed Morsi on charges related to his role in the 2011 revolution. This ruling has…
Syrian Kurds Claim Full Control of Tal Abyad
Syrian Kurdish forces have taken full control of Tal Abyad from the Islamic State, raising concerns in Turkey. This strategic city is crucial for both…
Al-Qaeda's Number Two Leader Killed in U.S. Airstrike in Yemen
Nasser al-Wuhayshi, the number two leader of Al-Qaeda, was reportedly killed in a U.S. drone strike in Yemen, marking a significant blow to the organization.…
Flood in Tbilisi and Zoo Animals Released into the Streets
A flood in Tbilisi caused extensive damage and led to the escape of zoo animals, including a hippopotamus, lion, and bear. Some animals were captured…
Geneva Meeting on Yemen Crisis Begins
The Geneva meeting on the Yemen crisis begins with participation from both the exiled government and Houthi rebels. Despite the dire humanitarian situation and ongoing…
17-Year-Old British Teen Reportedly Detonates Himself in Iraq
A 17-year-old British boy, Talha Ismail, reportedly detonated himself in Iraq while affiliated with the Islamic State, potentially marking him as the youngest British suicide…
Clinton at Election Rally: Democracy is Not Just for Billionaires
Hillary Clinton held her first public campaign rally in New York, promising to fight for a fairer society for ordinary Americans and addressing issues important…
One US Dollar = 35 Quadrillion Zimbabwean Dollars
The Central Bank of Zimbabwe has pegged its currency to the US dollar at a rate of 35 quadrillion Zimbabwean dollars to one US dollar,…
Three Astronauts Return to Earth After a Month Delay
Three astronauts returned to Earth after a 199-day mission at the International Space Station, delayed by a month due to a failed spacecraft. The crew…
UNICEF: Over 20 Million Yemenis in Need of Humanitarian Assistance
UNICEF reports that over 20 million Yemenis require humanitarian assistance due to ongoing civil war and airstrikes, with a significant increase in needs since last…
MERS Outbreak Forces South Korea to Lower Interest Rates
The MERS outbreak in South Korea has led the central bank to lower interest rates to stimulate the economy amid declining demand. The outbreak has…
Fabius: Any Agreement with Iran Must Be Verifiable
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius emphasized the necessity of verifiable inspections in any nuclear agreement with Iran, stating that no guarantees currently exist. With only…
Obama Orders Deployment of 450 More Military Advisors to Iraq
The U.S. is deploying 450 additional military advisors to Iraq to assist in training the Iraqi army amidst rising attacks from ISIS. This decision follows…
Erdogan: Turkish Parties Should Be Sensitive to Political Stability
President Erdogan of Turkey has called on political parties to act responsibly following his party's loss of parliamentary majority in recent elections. He emphasized the…
Turkey's Ruling Party Loses Parliamentary Majority
The ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) in Turkey has lost its parliamentary majority in the recent elections, securing only 40.8% of the votes. The…
Israeli Minister Calls for Extension of Nuclear Negotiations with Iran
Israeli Minister Yuval Steinitz visited Washington to discuss the extension of nuclear negotiations with Iran, emphasizing the risks of a potential agreement. He insists that…
Explosion at Election Rally in Diyarbakir, Turkey Leaves Two Dead
An explosion at an opposition party rally in Diyarbakir, Turkey, resulted in two deaths and over 100 injuries just days before parliamentary elections. Prime Minister…
OPEC Production Ceiling Remains at 30 Million Barrels Per Day
OPEC has decided to maintain its production ceiling at 30 million barrels per day for another six months, despite Iran's request to adjust quotas to…
Reports from News Agencies: OPEC Production Ceiling Remains Unchanged
OPEC is expected to maintain its current production ceiling of 30 million barrels per day despite market oversupply and declining oil prices. Iran's oil minister…
Only 14 out of 456 Passengers Rescued from Sunken Chinese Ship
A Chinese passenger ship sank in the Yangtze River, resulting in only 14 survivors out of 456 passengers. The rescue operation has shifted to body…
Saudi Arabia Offers Reward for Information on Shiite Mosque Bombers
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Interior is offering a reward for information leading to the arrest of 16 suspects involved in recent bombings of Shiite mosques…
Consensus on Maintaining Production Ceiling Announced Ahead of OPEC Meeting
Ahead of the 167th OPEC meeting, members have reached a consensus to maintain the current production ceiling despite some improvements in global oil demand and…