September 2016
U.S. Congress Overrides Obama's Veto on Saudi Arabia Lawsuit Bill
The U.S. Congress has successfully overridden President Obama's veto of a bill allowing 9/11 victims' families to sue Saudi Arabia, with the Senate voting 97-1…
Bombing of Two Main Hospitals in Aleppo
Two main hospitals in Aleppo, M10 and M2, were bombed amid ongoing Syrian government advances, resulting in severe destruction and a lack of medical facilities…
Clinton and Trump Continued Their Harsh Criticism of Each Other After the Debate
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump continued their fierce exchange of accusations following their first presidential debate, with Clinton accusing Trump of racism and tax evasion,…
Dresden Police: Possible Xenophobic Motive in Bomb Attack on Mosque
Two homemade bombs exploded in Dresden, Germany, targeting a mosque and an international conference center, with police suggesting a xenophobic motive. The incident highlights rising…
Colombian Government and Rebels Sign Peace Agreement After Half a Century
The Colombian government and FARC rebels signed a historic peace agreement, ending over 50 years of civil war. This agreement allows FARC to transition into…
Live Coverage of the First Televised Debate Between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump
The first debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump was held, expected to break viewing records. Polls show a narrowing gap between the candidates, with…
Preview of the First Election Debate Between Trump and Clinton
The first debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is set to be a highly anticipated event, with polls showing a close race. The debate…
Jordanian Writer Killed in Court Over Cartoon Case
Nahed Hattar, a Jordanian writer critical of Islamism, was shot dead by a mosque preacher while attending a court hearing related to a cartoon he…
Protests in Charlotte, USA Extend into Fourth Night
Protests in Charlotte, NC, against the police shooting of Keith Scott have continued for four nights, with calls for the release of video evidence. The…
How to Win in an Election Debate?
As the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump approaches, both candidates are preparing intensively, with Clinton focusing on addressing her weaknesses and…
Iraqi Forces Retake Strategic City from ISIS South of Mosul
Iraqi forces have retaken the strategic city of Shirqat from ISIS, marking progress towards the upcoming offensive to reclaim Mosul. The operation has been supported…
Protests in Charlotte, USA Turn Violent Following the Killing of an African American Citizen
Protests in Charlotte, North Carolina, erupted into violence after police shot and killed an African American man, Keith Scott. The situation escalated with reports of…
Google Launches New Messaging Service Named 'Allo'
Google has launched a new messaging app called Allo, which features an automatic learning system and competes with existing services like WhatsApp. Privacy advocates have…
New York Bomber 'Obsessed with Bin Laden'
Ahmad Khan Rahimi, an Afghan-American, has been charged in connection with bombings in New York and New Jersey, described as obsessed with Osama bin Laden.…
End of Hollywood's Powerful Couple; Angelina Jolie Files for Divorce
Angelina Jolie has filed for divorce from Brad Pitt, citing irreconcilable differences and seeking full custody of their six children. This marks the end of…
Obama's Optimism About Progress in the Mosul Liberation Operation by the End of This Year
President Obama expressed optimism about the liberation of Mosul from ISIS by the end of the year, urging Congress and the international community to support…
UN: Humanitarian Aid Convoy Attacked Near Aleppo
A UN humanitarian convoy was attacked near Aleppo after the Syrian army announced it would not follow a ceasefire. At least 12 people were killed…
US Reports Arrest of Ahmad Khan Rahimi, Suspect in New York Bombing
Ahmad Khan Rahimi, an Afghan-American, was arrested as a suspect in the New York bombing after a shootout with police. The FBI is investigating potential…
Investigation into Possible Connection Between Explosions and Stabbing Attack in the U.S.
The FBI is investigating potential links between recent explosions in New York and New Jersey and a stabbing attack in Minnesota, with officials considering the…
Giraffes Belong to Four Different Species
Recent research reveals that there are four distinct species of giraffes in Africa, challenging previous beliefs. Two of these species are facing alarming population declines,…
Explosion Occurs in a Neighborhood of New York; Investigation Ongoing
An explosion in New York's Chelsea neighborhood has injured at least 29 people, with investigations ongoing into the cause and potential links to terrorism. The…
Edward Albee, Creator of 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?', Passes Away
Edward Albee, a prominent American playwright known for 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?', has died at 88 after a period of illness. His contributions to…
Swedish Appeals Court Confirms Arrest Warrant for Julian Assange
A Swedish appeals court has upheld the arrest warrant for Julian Assange, allowing for his interrogation in London next month. Assange has been wanted since…
Sadiq Khan's Support for Hillary Clinton
Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, has publicly supported Hillary Clinton in the upcoming U.S. presidential election while criticizing Donald Trump's views on Muslims. He…
Lula da Silva Accused of Leading Corruption Network in Brazil's State Oil Company
Former Brazilian President Lula da Silva has been accused of leading a corruption network in Petrobras, the state oil company, which has resulted in significant…
Clinton and Trump to Release Their Medical Records
Hillary Clinton's campaign plans to release more details about her health after she was diagnosed with pneumonia, while Donald Trump has also promised to disclose…
Kerry: Agreement Between the US and Russia on Ceasefire Plan in Syria
John Kerry announced a US-Russia agreement on a ceasefire plan in Syria, aiming to reduce violence and initiate peace talks. The ceasefire is set to…
U.S. House of Representatives Approves Bill Allowing 9/11 Victims' Families to Sue Saudi Arabia
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill allowing families of 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia, despite warnings from the Obama administration about…
Erdogan: Turkey has launched the largest operation in its history against the Kurds
Turkey has launched a significant military operation against Kurdish militants, coinciding with the suspension of over 10,000 teachers accused of PKK affiliations. This move reflects…
Suicide Attacks in Kabul; 35 Dead and 100 Injured
On September 15, two suicide attacks in Kabul resulted in at least 35 deaths and over 100 injuries, with the Taliban claiming responsibility. The attacks…
Iran: $50 to $60 is a Suitable Price for a Barrel of Oil
Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh stated that a price range of $50 to $60 per barrel is favorable for OPEC members, emphasizing the need for…
Extracting Drinking Water from Urine
Belgian scientists have created a solar-powered device that converts urine into drinking water and fertilizer, aiming to address water scarcity in remote areas. This innovation…
Meeting Between Obama and Philippine President Canceled After Duterte's Insults
The planned meeting between U.S. President Barack Obama and Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was canceled after Duterte insulted Obama and rejected U.S. criticism of his…
Obama: We have deep disagreements with Russia over Syria, but negotiations continue moment by moment
U.S. President Obama acknowledged ongoing deep disagreements with Russia regarding the Syrian conflict while emphasizing the importance of continued negotiations. The talks aim to establish…
British Prime Minister: A Difficult Economic Situation Lies Ahead
British Prime Minister Theresa May warns of a challenging economic future following the Brexit referendum, despite some positive economic indicators. The government is monitoring the…
Diplomatic Sources: 'The President of Uzbekistan Has Passed Away'
Islam Karimov, the long-time President of Uzbekistan, is reported to have died, although official confirmation is pending. Prime Minister Shavkat Mirziyoyev is seen as the…
Attack on a Judicial Complex in Pakistan Leaves 12 Dead
A bombing near a judicial complex in Mardan, Pakistan, killed at least 12 people, including lawyers and police. This attack followed a separate assault on…