December 2018
Netanyahu: I Will Not Resign, But a Blow to the Right Wing in Elections is a Risk
Benjamin Netanyahu has declared he will not resign despite ongoing corruption investigations as Israel approaches early elections. He remains confident that his Likud party will…
Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Sentenced to Seven Years in Prison
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has been sentenced to seven years in prison for corruption, specifically for illegally appropriating resources. This ruling follows a…
US Representative in Global Coalition Against ISIS Resigns
Brett McGurk, the US representative in the coalition against ISIS, resigned following Trump's decision to withdraw US troops from Syria, which he believes undermines ongoing…
Continued Violence and Mutual Clashes Between Israel and Palestinians
Violence continues between Israel and Palestinians, with recent attacks resulting in injuries and deaths on both sides. Israeli forces have intensified their operations in the…
Circumcision: A Religious Obligation or Violation of Children's Rights?
The article discusses the debate around circumcision in Islam, weighing its religious significance against children's rights. Experts Dr. Akbar Karami and Mojtaba Amini present differing…
Associated Press: Iranian Hackers Target Personal Emails of U.S. Officials
Iranian hackers, known as "Charming Kitten," have attempted to breach the personal emails of U.S. Treasury officials following the reinstatement of U.S. sanctions against Iran.…
Shooting at Strasbourg Christmas Market; At Least Three Dead and Several Injured
A shooting at a Christmas market in Strasbourg resulted in at least three deaths and several injuries. The suspect, a 29-year-old man on a security…
Iran's Exports to the U.S. Halted, Imports from the U.S. Surge
Following the imposition of U.S. sanctions, Iranian exports to the U.S. have nearly stopped, while U.S. exports to Iran have surged significantly. This shift highlights…
Significant Victory for Supporters of Armenian Prime Minister in Elections
Nikol Pashinyan's coalition won over 70% of the votes in Armenia's early parliamentary elections, defeating rivals including Gagik Tsarukyan. Pashinyan aims to combat government corruption…
SIPRI: The U.S. Remains the Largest Arms Seller; Russia Climbs to Second Place
The SIPRI report reveals that the U.S. remains the largest arms seller globally, while Russia has overtaken the UK to become second. This growth in…
Selection of an Angela Merkel Ally as Leader of the German Christian Democratic Party
The German Christian Democratic Party has elected Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer as its new leader, signaling a continuation of Angela Merkel's policies. This decision enhances Kramp-Karrenbauer's chances…
Significant Drop in Turkey's Oil and Gas Imports from Iran
Turkey has significantly reduced its oil and gas imports from Iran, with oil purchases dropping over 30% and gas exports down by more than 20%.…
Two Billion Tons of Soil Erosion Annually in Iran
Iran faces severe soil erosion, losing two billion tons of soil annually, which costs the economy 56 billion dollars each year. Experts warn that this…
Best Android Applications of 2018
Google Play has announced the best Android applications of 2018, with PUBG as the top mobile game and YouTube TV as the most popular app.…
UN Secretary-General: Climate Change is the Most Important Issue Facing the World
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and environmental activist David Attenborough emphasized the urgent need for global leaders to address climate change at a conference in Poland.…
Iran's Agreement with South Korea for Oil-for-Goods Trade
Iran has established a barter system with South Korea to trade oil for goods as a means to circumvent U.S. sanctions. This agreement is significant…