August 2015
What Was the Right of Mortezaei?
Saeed Mortezaei, a notorious Iranian judge linked to major human rights abuses, was acquitted in a significant case involving torture and murder of election detainees.…
Conflicting Reports on the Possible Identity of the Suspect in the Thailand Bombing
Thai police are searching for a suspect resembling Middle Eastern individuals in connection with a deadly bombing at a Hindu temple in Bangkok that killed…
Thai Military Government: A Suspect Identified in Bangkok Explosion
A deadly explosion at a popular Hindu temple in Bangkok has killed 21 people, marking the worst attack in Thailand's history. The military government suspects…
Iraqi Parliament Holds Former Prime Minister Responsible for Fall of Mosul
The Iraqi Parliament has identified former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and 35 others as responsible for the fall of Mosul to ISIS. This finding comes…
Advance of Yemeni Government Support Forces Continues
Yemeni government forces, backed by a Saudi-led coalition, continue to advance against the Houthis, recently taking control of a fifth province. The conflict remains deeply…
Afkhm's Reaction to Obama's Remarks: It's American Policies That Need to Change
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Marzieh Afkhm, criticized U.S. President Obama's call for changes in Iran's leadership and policies, labeling it as repetitive and asserting that…
Extensive Reforms in Iraq with the Abolition of Certain Positions and Reduction of Security Personnel
The Iraqi government has approved extensive reforms proposed by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, including the abolition of certain government positions and a reduction in security…
Seizure of 10 Chinese Fishing Vessels in Iranian Waters
Iran has seized 10 Chinese fishing vessels for unauthorized entry into its territorial waters, not for illegal fishing practices. The vessels were reportedly contracted to…