September 2018
Earthquake and Tsunami in Indonesia Leave Nearly 400 Dead
A powerful earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Indonesia have resulted in nearly 400 deaths and significant destruction, particularly in Palu and Dongala. The Indonesian government…
Erdogan's Visit to Berlin Amid Tensions in German-Turkish Relations
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visited Berlin to discuss improving strained German-Turkish relations, emphasizing issues like terrorism and the detention of German citizens in Turkey.…
Supreme Court Nominee Calls Allegations Against Him a 'Fabricated Political Attack'
Brett Kavanaugh, nominated by Trump for the U.S. Supreme Court, denied sexual assault allegations made by Christine Blasey Ford, claiming they are politically motivated. This…
Is the World's Largest Airline Forming?
Bloomberg reports a potential merger between Emirates and Etihad, which could create the world's largest airline controlling about five percent of global flights. While officials…
Bolton: We Will Not Withdraw Our Forces Until Iranians Leave Syrian Soil
U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton announced that U.S. forces will remain in Syria until Iranian troops leave, amidst rising tensions following Russia's decision to…
South Korea: Kim Jong Un Seeks Another Meeting with Trump
South Korean President Moon Jae-in announced that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is seeking another meeting with U.S. President Trump to advance denuclearization talks.…
Australian Doctors Warn of 'Emergency' Situation for Nauru Refugees
Australian doctors have raised alarms about the dire conditions faced by refugees in detention centers in Nauru and Papua New Guinea, urging the government to…
Pompeo: We are ready to negotiate with North Korea as soon as possible
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced readiness to negotiate with North Korea on denuclearization, inviting North Korean officials for talks. This follows North Korean…
Head of Germany's Domestic Intelligence Agency Dismissed
Hans-Georg Maassen, head of Germany's domestic intelligence, was dismissed amid accusations of supporting far-right groups. His transfer to a senior position in the Ministry of…
The Halt of Hodeidah Port 'Could Take the Lives of Hundreds of Thousands of Yemeni Children'
Save the Children warns that the halt of Hodeidah port operations could endanger the lives of hundreds of thousands of Yemeni children amid ongoing conflict…
James Mattis Denies Reports of Resignation from U.S. Defense Department
James Mattis has publicly denied rumors of his resignation from the U.S. Defense Department, stating he does not take such reports seriously. This denial comes…
Trump: The U.S. is Considering Military Presence in Poland
Donald Trump announced that the U.S. is considering establishing a permanent military base in Poland, following a proposal from Polish President Andrzej Duda. This move…
Iran and Assad Opponents Welcome Putin and Erdogan's Agreement on Idlib
Iran and Syrian opposition groups have welcomed the agreement between Turkey and Russia to establish a buffer zone in Idlib, preventing an attack on the…
Increase in the Number of Victims of the Major Storm in the Philippines
A major storm in the Philippines has resulted in at least 28 deaths and displaced thousands, with the storm now moving towards Hong Kong. The…
Hurricane Florence: At Least 5 Dead So Far
Hurricane Florence has caused at least 5 fatalities and significant damage in North and South Carolina. The storm has led to widespread power outages and…
Ireland Announces Cancellation of Donald Trump's Visit to the Country
The Irish government announced the cancellation of Donald Trump's planned visit in November, citing scheduling conflicts. While the White House has not confirmed this cancellation,…
Hurricane Florence Approaches East Coast of America; Evacuation Orders for Coastal Areas of South Carolina
Hurricane Florence is approaching the eastern U.S., prompting evacuation orders for over one million residents in South Carolina and North Carolina. The storm is expected…
Egypt Court Upholds Death Sentences for 75 in Connection with 2013 Protests
An Egyptian court has upheld death sentences for 75 individuals linked to the 2013 protests against the ousting of President Mohamed Morsi, while sentencing over…
Israeli Minister: Red Lines Against Iranian Presence Include Iraq
An Israeli minister has stated that the country's red lines regarding Iranian military presence extend to Iraq, indicating a willingness to conduct military actions there.…
Continued Protests in Basra; Iraqi Parliament to Hold Emergency Session
Protests in Basra have escalated for four consecutive days, resulting in violence and destruction of property, including government buildings. The Iraqi Parliament is set to…
Brazilian Presidential Candidate Stabbed
Jair Bolsonaro, a leading candidate in Brazil's presidential election, was stabbed during a campaign rally and is in serious but stable condition. The attack has…
Protesters in Basra Disrupt Iraq's Main Port Operations
Protests in Basra, Iraq, have escalated, leading to one death and multiple injuries as demonstrators blocked the main port and clashed with security forces. The…
North Korean Leader Says Pyongyang is 'Committed to Denuclearization'
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has reiterated Pyongyang's commitment to denuclearization ahead of a meeting with South Korean leaders. Despite this commitment, skepticism remains regarding…
Trump Denies Claim of Request to Assassinate Bashar al-Assad
Donald Trump denied claims from Bob Woodward's upcoming book that he requested the assassination of Bashar al-Assad, stating such discussions never occurred. This denial comes…
At least 20 killed in Kabul explosions
On September 4, two explosions in Kabul's Shia neighborhood killed at least 20 people and injured 70, with the Islamic State claiming responsibility. The attacks…
Donald Trump: Iran is Currently in Complete Turmoil
Donald Trump commented on Iran's current state of turmoil, stating he is open to talks but does not prioritize them. The U.S. has reinstated sanctions…
US Warns Syrian Government Again About Chemical Weapons Use in Idlib
The US has warned the Syrian government against using chemical weapons in Idlib, threatening a swift response if such actions occur again. This warning comes…
At least five killed in renewed protests in Basra
Protests in Basra, Iraq, have escalated, resulting in at least five deaths and numerous injuries among both protesters and security forces. The unrest is driven…
Spain Halts Bomb Sales to Saudi Arabia
Spain has halted the sale of bombs to Saudi Arabia due to concerns over their use in the Yemen conflict, where significant civilian casualties have…
UN: 1600 People Have Died While Crossing the Mediterranean This Year
The UN reports a significant decrease in migrants crossing the Mediterranean, but the death rate has increased dramatically, with 1,600 fatalities this year. This situation…
10 Injured in Shooting in San Bernardino, California
A shooting in San Bernardino, California, injured at least 10 people, including children, with three in critical condition. The incident highlights ongoing concerns over gun…
Rival Factions in Iraq Successfully Formed a Coalition
Rival political factions in Iraq have formed coalitions following the May parliamentary elections, with Muqtada al-Sadr and Haider al-Abadi claiming a majority. This development is…
Iran Strongly Denies Report of Missile Transfer to Iraq
Iran's Foreign Ministry has strongly denied a Reuters report claiming the transfer of ballistic missiles to Iraq, labeling it as a false and fear-mongering narrative.…