July 2015
American Champion's Campaign to Fund Treatment for Beitollah Abbaspour
Dennis James, an American bodybuilding champion, is raising funds for Iranian bodybuilder Beitollah Abbaspour, who is critically ill with vasculitis. The campaign aims to gather…
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…
UN Calls for Increased Efforts to Establish Ceasefire in Yemen
The UN is urging the Security Council to intensify efforts to achieve a ceasefire in Yemen, as ongoing conflicts continue to devastate the population. Stephen…
UN: 70% of Syrian People Need Assistance Today
The UN reports that 70% of Syria's population, approximately 12.2 million people, are in urgent need of assistance due to the ongoing civil war. The…
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.…
French Teen Defeats AIDS
A French girl born with HIV has shown no trace of the virus in her blood for over a decade without medication, raising questions about…
Turkey's Fear of a Kurdish Autonomous Region Forming in Syria
A suicide attack in Turkey has raised concerns over the government's handling of the Islamic State and Kurdish issues. Analysts suggest that the ongoing Syrian…
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…
Yemeni Exiled Government: Aden is Liberated
The Yemeni government in exile claims to have liberated Aden from Houthi control after months of fighting, although some areas remain contested. The situation is…
New Warning from the International Monetary Fund Regarding Greece's Situation
The IMF has warned Greece that it requires more debt forgiveness as the country faces a potential debt increase to 200% of its national income.…
Iraqi Army Launches Operation to Retake Anbar Province
The Iraqi Army, supported by Shiite militias, has launched an operation to reclaim Anbar province from the Islamic State. This operation involves 5,000 personnel and…
Greece Reaches Agreement with Lenders
Greece has reached a new financial bailout agreement with its creditors to remain in the eurozone, following extensive negotiations. The leftist government led by Alexis…
Saudi Arabia's Former Foreign Minister Saud al-Faisal Passes Away
Saud al-Faisal, the long-serving Foreign Minister of Saudi Arabia, has died at the age of 83. His tenure spanned significant events in Middle Eastern history,…
Possible Negotiation for Prisoner Exchange for the Release of Two Israeli Citizens in Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that two Israeli citizens have been detained by Hamas in Gaza, and negotiations for their release may involve a…
UNICEF: The Lives of North Korean Children Face a Serious Threat
UNICEF has raised alarms about the severe threats to North Korean children due to a recent drought and rising malnutrition rates. The organization is calling…
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…
Crowdfunding for Greeks
Tom Finney, a British shoe seller, initiated a crowdfunding campaign to help Greece with its financial crisis, suggesting that a small contribution from each European…
US Emphasizes Support for Nigeria Following Recent Boko Haram Attacks
The US has reiterated its support for Nigeria following a series of deadly attacks by Boko Haram that left over 200 people dead. The attacks…
The Majority of Greeks Said 'No' to International Creditors' Conditions
In a recent referendum, the majority of Greek voters rejected the conditions set by international creditors for financial aid, with 61% voting 'no.' Prime Minister…
Greece Holds Referendum on Debt Payment Conditions
Greece held a referendum on July 14 regarding the acceptance of conditions for paying foreign debts, which could significantly impact its future in the Eurozone…
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…