July 2017
U.S. Embassy in Moscow Reports Access Denial to Its Property
The U.S. Embassy in Moscow has accused Russian officials of denying access to a recreational property, escalating diplomatic tensions amid new sanctions. Russian President Putin…
Trump Appoints National Security Secretary as His Chief of Staff; John Kelly Replaces Reince Priebus
Donald Trump appointed John Kelly as his new Chief of Staff, replacing Reince Priebus, who resigned. This change reflects Trump's ongoing reshuffling of his administration…
Senate Fails to Repeal Obamacare
The U.S. Senate has failed to repeal the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare, after Republican senators opposed the repeal. The Senate's recent vote reflects…
Tillerson Responds to Resignation Rumors: 'I'm Not Going Anywhere'
Rex Tillerson denied rumors of his resignation, asserting he will remain in his position as long as President Trump allows. This comes amid reports of…
International Red Cross Calls on the West and Regional Powers to Resolve the Yemen Crisis
The International Committee of the Red Cross has urged Western and regional powers to leverage their influence to resolve the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Yemen,…
White House: We Will Soon Decide on the Future of the Attorney General of the United States
The White House announced that a decision regarding Attorney General Jeff Sessions' future will be made soon following President Trump's criticism of Sessions' handling of…
Israeli Cabinet Approves Removal of Metal Detectors from Al-Aqsa Mosque
The Israeli cabinet has agreed to remove metal detectors from the Al-Aqsa Mosque and replace them with advanced monitoring technology following violent clashes that resulted…
Israeli Embassy Staff in Jordan Return to Tel Aviv
Israeli embassy staff in Jordan returned to Tel Aviv after a shooting incident involving a security guard who shot a Jordanian citizen. The incident has…
New Hopes for AIDS Treatment
Scientists have made significant progress in developing an experimental vaccine for AIDS, potentially leading to a definitive treatment for the disease. Major pharmaceutical companies are…
35 Killed; Latest Casualties from Bomb Explosion in Kabul
A bomb explosion in western Kabul, claimed by the Taliban, has resulted in at least 35 deaths and 40 injuries, primarily among civilians. The attack…
Two Killed in Shooting Incident at Israeli Embassy in Jordan
A shooting incident at the Israeli embassy in Jordan resulted in the deaths of two Jordanians and injuries to an Israeli. The incident may be…
Iran and Iraq Expand Military and Defense Cooperation
Iran and Iraq's defense ministers signed a memorandum to enhance military cooperation and share experiences in combating terrorism. This development raises concerns in the U.S.…
Sean Spicer Resigns as White House Press Secretary
Sean Spicer has resigned as White House Press Secretary, with Anthony Scaramucci appointed as his successor. Spicer's resignation reportedly stemmed from his opposition to Scaramucci's…
Saudi King Issues Order for Changes in the Country's Security Institutions
King Salman of Saudi Arabia has ordered significant changes in the country's security institutions, establishing a new National Security Presidency and appointing Abdulaziz Al-Huwairini as…
O.J. Simpson to be Released on Parole After 9 Years in Nevada Prison
O.J. Simpson has been granted parole after serving 9 years for robbery and armed confrontation, with his release scheduled for October. His case has garnered…
Trump Criticizes Attorney General: Sessions Should Not Have Recused Himself from Russia Investigations
President Trump criticized Attorney General Jeff Sessions for recusing himself from the Russia investigations, expressing that he would not have appointed him had he known…
Humans Arrived in Australia 18,000 Years Earlier Than Previously Thought
New archaeological findings suggest that humans arrived in Australia 65,000 years ago, 18,000 years earlier than previously thought. This discovery alters the timeline of human…
Iran's Foreign Ministry Summons Kuwaiti Chargé d'Affaires Following Diplomat Expulsions
Iran's Foreign Ministry summoned the Kuwaiti chargé d'affaires after Kuwait decided to expel 15 Iranian diplomats, reducing Iran's diplomatic presence significantly. The expulsion is linked…
Reuters Report on the Change of Crown Prince and Power Shift in Saudi Arabia
King Salman of Saudi Arabia has appointed his son Mohammed bin Salman as crown prince, replacing Mohammed bin Nayef, who has been ousted amid allegations…
India to Reduce Oil Purchases from Iran This Year
India's Oil Minister announced a reduction in oil imports from Iran for the current financial year, citing pressure on Iran to sign a gas field…
French Armed Forces Commander Resigns Due to Disagreement with Macron on Defense Budget
General Pierre de Villiers resigned as the commander of the French armed forces due to disagreements with President Emmanuel Macron over defense budget cuts. This…
The U.S. Lifts Laptop Ban on Flights from Saudi Arabia
The U.S. has lifted the laptop ban for flights from Saudi Arabia, the last Middle Eastern country affected by this regulation. This decision follows the…
A Senior Security Official from Iraqi Kurdistan: Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is Alive
A senior Kurdish official claims to be 99% certain that ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is still alive, despite conflicting reports about his death. This…
Murder of Two German Tourists and Five Police Officers in Two Separate Attacks in Egypt
Two separate attacks in Egypt resulted in the deaths of two German tourists and five police officers. The incidents highlight the ongoing violence and threats…
Saudi Arabia Reduces Oil Exports to the U.S. to Strengthen Prices
Saudi Arabia is reducing oil exports to the U.S. to support global oil prices amidst declining U.S. reserves. This strategy aims to demonstrate progress towards…
Death of Two Israeli Policemen Following Shooting Near Al-Aqsa Mosque
A shooting incident near the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem resulted in the deaths of two Israeli policemen and three Arab Israeli attackers. The event is…
Trump: I Asked Putin Twice if He Interfered in the U.S. Elections
In an interview, President Trump stated he asked Putin twice about Russian interference in U.S. elections, claiming Putin denied any involvement. Trump also defended his…
Former Brazilian President Sentenced to Prison for Financial Corruption
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, former president of Brazil, has been sentenced to 9.5 years in prison for corruption and money laundering but remains free…
UK Government Opposes Release of Report on Funding Sources of Extremist Islamists
The UK government has decided not to release a report on the funding sources of extremist Islamists, which critics claim is an attempt to shield…
Iranian Researcher Deported from Boston Airport in the U.S.
An Iranian researcher, Mohsen Dehnavy, was deported from Logan Airport in Boston along with his family despite holding a valid visa. The incident has raised…
Donald Trump Congratulates Victory in Mosul
Donald Trump congratulated Iraqi forces on their victory in recapturing Mosul from ISIS, marking a significant moment in the fight against terrorism. The operation involved…
Iraqi Prime Minister Declares 'Complete Victory' Over ISIS in Mosul
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi declared a 'complete victory' over ISIS in Mosul after nearly nine months of fighting. While this marks a significant milestone,…
Ministry of Energy Proposes Tiered Water Price Increase
The Iranian Ministry of Energy has proposed a tiered pricing system for water to address the critical water crisis in the country. This initiative aims…
Trump Conditions Changes in Russia Sanctions on 'Resolving Syria and Ukraine Issues'
Donald Trump stated that the U.S. will not change its sanctions on Russia until the issues in Syria and Ukraine are resolved. He emphasized the…
Iraqi Prime Minister Announces 'Victory' in Mosul
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi declared victory over ISIS in Mosul, marking a significant milestone in the battle that has lasted eight months. The Iraqi…
At least 23 Egyptian soldiers killed in armed militants' attack
At least 23 Egyptian soldiers were killed in suicide bombings at military checkpoints in North Sinai, with additional casualties reported. The Egyptian army has retaliated…
Severe Clashes Between G20 Protesters and German Riot Police in Hamburg
Severe clashes erupted in Hamburg between G20 summit protesters and German riot police, with around 100,000 participants voicing their discontent over the G20's failure to…
European Parliament Calls for Suspension of Turkey's EU Membership Negotiations
The European Parliament has voted to suspend Turkey's EU membership negotiations if constitutional changes expanding presidential powers are implemented. The Turkish government has rejected this…
Trump: Russia Should Cease Destabilizing Activities in Ukraine and Support for Syria and Iran
U.S. President Donald Trump called on Russia to stop its destabilizing activities in Ukraine and support for Syria and Iran during a speech in Warsaw.…
Increased Likelihood of Conflict Between Turkish Forces and Syrian Kurdish Militias
Tensions are escalating between Turkish forces and Syrian Kurdish militias, with the latter warning of potential conflict due to Turkey's military actions in northern Syria.…
37 Suspects Linked to ISIS Arrested in Turkey
Turkish police arrested 37 suspects linked to ISIS in a coordinated anti-terror operation across multiple provinces. The arrests are part of ongoing efforts to dismantle…
Germany Opposes Erdogan's Speech at Turkish Gathering in Hamburg
Germany has requested Turkish President Erdogan to avoid speaking at a gathering of Turks in Hamburg during the G20 summit, citing sovereignty concerns. This reflects…
300 Cities in Iran Facing Water Stress
Iran's Deputy Minister of Energy announced that 300 cities are facing water stress, with Isfahan province in a particularly serious situation. The water crisis has…