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MSF Warns of Civilian Casualties in Yemen
Médecins Sans Frontières warns that the blockade in Yemen is causing civilian deaths comparable to war. The coalition led by Saudi Arabia is preventing access…
Criticism of European Indifference to Human Rights Situation in Iran
Three human rights organizations criticized the European Union for ignoring Iran's human rights abuses during official visits. They highlighted the alarming rise in executions, particularly…
UN Issues Resolution to Combat Illegal Hunting
The UN General Assembly has passed a resolution to combat illegal hunting, particularly of rhinos and elephants, which are facing extinction. This non-binding resolution reflects…
Deep Concern from the U.S. Regarding Israel's New Plan in the West Bank
The U.S. has expressed deep concern over Israel's decision to build 300 new homes in a disputed West Bank settlement, following a ruling that deemed…
Missing Malaysian Plane; Investigation on Newly Found Piece
French officials are investigating a newly discovered piece of debris on Réunion Island that may be linked to the missing Malaysian flight MH370. The piece…
Iran's Representation at the 2015 Venice Film Festival with 'Wednesday, May 19'
The film 'Wednesday, May 19' will represent Iran at the 72nd Venice Film Festival, which will feature a variety of international films competing for prestigious…
Turkish President: Continuing Peace Negotiations with Kurds is Impossible
Turkish President Erdoğan declared that peace talks with the PKK are no longer feasible and called for the revocation of legal protections for certain parliament…
Turkey and the U.S. Take Joint Action Against ISIS in Syria
Turkey and the U.S. have agreed to collaborate on creating a buffer zone in northern Syria to combat ISIS, while Turkey continues its military operations…
Houthi Leader Rejects Saudi Arabia's Ceasefire in Yemen
Houthi leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi has rejected a unilateral ceasefire proposed by the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen, claiming it aims to rearm forces loyal to the…
Does Your Facebook Posts Bring You Closer to Your Love?
Recent research from the University of Wisconsin-Madison suggests that active romantic interactions on Facebook correlate with longer-lasting relationships in real life. The study involved 180…
Turkish Fighter Jets Attack PKK Positions in Northern Iraq
Turkish fighter jets have attacked PKK positions in northern Iraq, marking a significant escalation in military operations against the group. Critics argue that these strikes…
Kurdish Singer Born in Iran Placed on ISIS Death List
Kurdish singer Heli Lou, born in Iran and currently living in Los Angeles, has gained popularity for her music related to Kurdish resistance against ISIS.…
Shooting at a Cinema in the U.S.: 3 Dead, 7 Injured
A shooting in a Louisiana cinema resulted in two deaths and seven injuries, with the shooter committing suicide. This incident highlights ongoing issues with gun…
Discovery of the 'Oldest' Quran in the World in Birmingham
A very old Quran manuscript, potentially the oldest in the world, was discovered at the University of Birmingham, dating back to between 568 and 645…
North Korea Likely Preparing for New Missile Test
North Korea is reportedly preparing for a new missile test, likely on October 10, coinciding with the 70th anniversary of the Workers' Party. This development…
Egyptian Army: 7 Soldiers and 59 Militants Killed in Sinai Clashes
The Egyptian army reported significant casualties in recent clashes in northern Sinai, with 7 soldiers and 59 militants killed. This violence is part of ongoing…
Air Pollution and 'Premature' Brain Aging
Recent studies indicate a severe link between air pollution and brain diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, with evidence showing that pollutants can lead to…
What Comes After Vienna?
The article discusses the implications of the Vienna Nuclear Agreement reached in 2015 and raises questions about the next steps for Iran's foreign policy and…
Greek Parliament Votes on Financial Rescue Package
The Greek Parliament has approved a financial rescue package amid internal party disputes, particularly within Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's Syriza party. This aid, necessary for…
Bodies of Helicopter Crash Victims Found in the Persian Gulf
A helicopter crash in the Persian Gulf resulted in the discovery of bodies of victims, including a possible pilot or co-pilot. The helicopter was on…
Why Are Republicans Concerned About the Nuclear Agreement?
Republican concerns about the nuclear agreement have grown, with some members expressing distrust towards the Iranian regime's reliability. Kourosh Sobhani highlighted that Republicans believe the…
2016 U.S. Presidential Election; Focus on Social Issues
The article discusses the central social issues shaping the 2016 U.S. presidential election, including illegal immigration, healthcare, racial tensions, and LGBTQ rights. Candidates from both…
Data Theft of 21 Million Federal Employees in the U.S.
A cyber attack on the U.S. Office of Personnel Management resulted in the theft of sensitive data from over 21 million federal employees, including Social…
Sandstorm Sweeps Through Sistan and Baluchestan
A severe sandstorm has hit northern Sistan and Baluchestan province, causing significant disruptions including reduced visibility and the closure of government offices. The storm has…
Greek Finance Minister Resigns
Yanis Varoufakis resigned as Greece's Finance Minister to help facilitate negotiations with Eurozone countries following a successful anti-austerity referendum. His confrontational style had angered European…
Solar Plane Breaks Record
The solar plane 'Solar Impulse 2' has set a new record by flying 120 hours non-stop from Japan to Hawaii, showcasing the potential of clean…
Increase of Turkish Forces at the Border with Syria; 'No Immediate Plan for Military Intervention'
Turkey has increased its military presence at the Syrian border amid ongoing heavy fighting in Aleppo, but Prime Minister Davutoğlu insists there are no immediate…
Saudi Prince Gradually Donates $32 Billion to Charity
Prince Alwaleed bin Talal of Saudi Arabia has pledged to gradually donate $32 billion to charitable causes, focusing on health and women's rights, with no…
Is Vienna the Finish Line of the Nuclear Marathon?
The article discusses the potential outcomes of the ongoing nuclear negotiations in Vienna, including the implications for Iran's nuclear program, sanctions, and domestic changes. It…
International Monetary Fund: Greece Needs Another 50 Billion Euros
The IMF has reported that Greece requires an additional 50 billion euros to stabilize its economy, with a significant portion expected from European lenders. Prime…