September 2015
Japan Allocates $1.5 Billion for Refugees and Peace Initiatives
Japan has pledged $1.5 billion in aid for refugees and peace efforts, significantly increasing its support compared to last year. This commitment comes alongside similar…
Simultaneous Coverage of the Seventieth Session of the UN General Assembly
The UN General Assembly's Seventieth Session commenced with key speeches from leaders including Barack Obama and Hassan Rouhani. Hollande stated France's commitment to military action…
Do you believe that cooperation among regional countries and global powers is possible in the near future to find a political solution in Syria and end its civil war?
A poll was conducted asking whether cooperation among regional and global powers is feasible for resolving the Syrian civil war. The results showed that 62%…
Putin: Supporting the Syrian Government is the Only Way to End the War
Russian President Vladimir Putin asserts that supporting the Assad government is essential to ending the Syrian civil war, warning that its collapse would lead to…
Military Investment of the Kremlin Since 1945
The article discusses the historical context of Russian military interventions from Hungary to Angola and Korea, comparing them to Russia's current military presence in Syria.…
Formation of a Regional Military Commission Between Israel and Russia
Israel and Russia have agreed to form a regional military coordination commission to monitor military activities in the region, following a meeting between Netanyahu and…
A Refugee Housing Center in Germany Set on Fire
A refugee housing center in Heilbronn, Germany, was set on fire in an apparent act of arson, reflecting rising tensions over the influx of refugees…
55 Killed in Turkish Airstrikes on PKK Positions in Iraq
Turkish airstrikes have killed at least 55 PKK members in northern Iraq amid an ongoing conflict that has escalated since a ceasefire was broken in…
Saudi Arabia Warns: We Will Respond to Political Behavior During Hajj
Saudi Arabia has issued a warning to Hajj pilgrims against political behavior during the pilgrimage, emphasizing the need for security amidst recent terrorist attacks and…
Russia: We Will Consider Military Deployment If Damascus Requests It
Russia has indicated it will consider sending military forces to Syria if requested by the Syrian government. This statement follows Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Muallem's…
Reactions to the Clash Between Hungarian Police and Refugees at the Serbian Border
Clashes occurred between Hungarian police and refugees at the Serbian border, leading to international criticism and calls for humane treatment. The Hungarian government defended its…
Lebanese Minister: Two Percent of Syrian Refugees Are Members of ISIS
Elias Bou Saab, the Lebanese Minister of Education, warned that approximately two percent of Syrian refugees in Lebanon are affiliated with ISIS, raising concerns about…
Hungary Blocks Main Route for Refugees into the European Union
Hungary has blocked the main route for refugees entering the EU, enforcing new laws that automatically return asylum seekers at the Serbian border. Prime Minister…
Muqtada al-Sadr Condemns Kidnapping of Turkish Workers in Baghdad
Muqtada al-Sadr condemned the kidnapping of 18 Turkish workers in Baghdad and expressed willingness to cooperate with the government for their release. The incident highlights…
Al-Qaeda Leader: Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is a Troublemaker and Unworthy of the Caliphate
Ayman al-Zawahiri, the leader of al-Qaeda, criticized Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS, calling him unworthy of the caliphate and a troublemaker. This criticism…
Syrian Refugees in 'Cages' in Hungary
Human Rights Watch reports that the conditions for refugees at the Hungarian-Serbian border are dire, with many detained for days in poor conditions. The organization…
Ayatollah Sistani Calls for the Release of Kidnapped Turkish Workers in Iraq
Ayatollah Sistani has called for the release of 18 Turkish workers kidnapped by a Shia militia in Baghdad. The incident highlights ongoing tensions in Iraq…
Clashes Continue in Kurdish Regions of Turkey
Clashes continue in Turkey's Kurdish regions, with military operations leading to civilian casualties and international concern over human rights abuses. The Turkish government is facing…
Warning from Senior U.S. Security Officials about the Collapse of Iraq and Syria
Senior U.S. officials warn that Iraq and Syria may fragment due to ongoing ethnic and religious conflicts, with the potential for a significant reshaping of…
Kerry and Netanyahu Emphasize the Need to Prevent Iran's Negative Actions in the Region
John Kerry and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed the importance of preventing Iran's destabilizing actions in the region during a recent phone call. This…
Iranian Photographer Donates Part of Her Prize to Refugees
Niyousha Tokalian, an Iranian photojournalist, announced her intention to donate part of her 100,000 euro prize to aid Syrian and Iraqi refugees. She expressed difficulty…
Fresh Clashes Between Police and Refugees on Greek Island
Clashes erupted on the Greek island of Lesbos between police and nearly 2,500 refugees attempting to board a government ship. The situation has been described…
ISIS Sex Slave: My Price Was Eight Dollars
Jinan, a Yazidi girl who escaped ISIS captivity, published a book detailing her experiences as a sex slave, revealing the horrific conditions and the commodification…
UNESCO Condemns the Destruction of Historical Towers in Palmyra
UNESCO condemned the destruction of seven historical towers in Palmyra, Syria, by the Islamic State group between June and August 2015. This destruction is part…
Photos That Shake the World; Capturing Tragedy in a Frame
The article discusses the powerful impact of images depicting human suffering, particularly the recent photo of a drowned Syrian child, on public opinion and social…
"Only Death Will Stop Us"; Refugees March Towards Austria
Hundreds of refugees, primarily from Syria, have begun marching on foot from Budapest to Austria after being stranded at the train station. This movement highlights…
The Last Image of Aylan on the Seashore
Aylan Kurdi, a 3-year-old Syrian boy, drowned while trying to escape the ongoing war in Syria, which has caused immense suffering and displacement. His lifeless…
Dick Cheney's Strong Criticism of the Nuclear Agreement with Iran
Dick Cheney criticizes the recent nuclear agreement with Iran, claiming it could lead to nuclear warfare. He and his daughter, Liz Cheney, argue that the…
Libya's Government Bans Entry of Citizens from Iran, Yemen, and Pakistan
The Libyan government has banned the entry of citizens from Iran, Yemen, and Pakistan, following similar bans on other countries. This decision is part of…
The 'Jewish Schindler' Rescues Dozens of Yazidi and Assyrian Women
Steve Maman, a Canadian businessman, has rescued 128 Yazidi and Assyrian women from ISIS sexual slavery and aims to free more through fundraising efforts. His…