June 2015
The Islamic State has executed '3027 people' in Syria over the past year
The Islamic State has executed 3027 people in Syria over the past year, with a significant number being civilians, including children. The report highlights the…
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.…
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.…
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…
WikiLeaks to Release 500,000 Documents on Saudi Arabia
WikiLeaks has announced the release of over 500,000 documents related to Saudi Arabia, including sensitive communications and reports from the Saudi government. This release raises…
Wild Beauty: Clothing as Art
The exhibition 'Savage Beauty' by Alexander McQueen, showcasing his innovative approach to fashion as art, has arrived in London after its success in New York.…
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…
Iran Ranked Among the 'Most Depressed Countries in the World'
Iran has been ranked 105th out of 150 countries in terms of depression, highlighting a significant societal issue. Sports Minister Mahmoud Goudarzi suggests that sports…
Australia: ISIS Seeks Access to Chemical Weapons
Australia's Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has warned that ISIS is actively seeking chemical weapons and may have the expertise to develop them. This statement comes…
Senior Israeli Commander: The Syrian Army No Longer Exists in Practice
A senior Israeli military commander claims the Syrian army no longer exists, while Hezbollah's deputy leader argues it still controls key cities. The situation highlights…