December 2016
Ceasefire Agreement Signed Between Assad and Opposition; Russia to Reduce Its Forces
A ceasefire agreement has been signed between the Syrian government and armed opposition, with Russia announcing a reduction of its military forces in Syria. This…
First Trial Session of Defendants in Turkey's Failed Coup in Istanbul
The trial of 29 police officers accused of involvement in Turkey's failed coup on July 15 begins in Istanbul, marking a significant judicial process in…
Erdogan: Operation to Capture Syrian City of Al-Bab Nearly Complete
Turkish President Erdogan announced that the operation to capture Al-Bab in Syria is nearly complete, with Turkish and Syrian rebel forces close to taking control…
The Side Notes of a Long and Crowded Press Conference
Vladimir Putin held a lengthy and crowded press conference in Moscow, discussing various topics while journalists employed creative methods to ask questions. The event highlighted…
14 Turkish Soldiers Killed in Clash with ISIS in Al-Bab, Syria
At least 14 Turkish soldiers were killed and 33 wounded in clashes with ISIS in Al-Bab, Syria, marking the deadliest day for Turkish forces in…
Erdogan Points Finger at Gulen; Russia: We Must Wait for Investigation Results
Turkish President Erdogan accused Fethullah Gulen of being behind the assassination of the Russian ambassador in Ankara, which Gulen condemned. The incident raises tensions between…
Turkish Foreign Minister Blames Gulen for Russian Ambassador's Assassination in Call with John Kerry
The Turkish Foreign Minister has accused Fethullah Gulen of being responsible for the assassination of the Russian ambassador in Ankara during a call with John…
Kirby: Any Attribution of the Murder of the Russian Ambassador to the U.S. is Definitely Absurd
U.S. State Department spokesperson John Kirby dismissed Turkish claims linking the assassination of Russian Ambassador Andrei Karlov to the U.S. or Fethullah Gülen, who resides…
Murder of the Russian Ambassador in Ankara; Images and Video from Radio Farda Hours After the Incident
The Russian ambassador to Turkey was assassinated while visiting an art gallery in Ankara, with the assailant identified as a riot police officer. This incident…
Investigation into the Connection Between Gulen Network and Assailant of Karlov; Gulen Condemns the Assassination of the Russian Ambassador
The assassination of the Russian ambassador in Ankara has led to investigations suggesting a connection to the Gulen network, which Fethullah Gulen has condemned as…
Hundreds Leave Eastern Aleppo
Hundreds of residents have managed to leave eastern Aleppo amid ongoing evacuation efforts facilitated by Turkey and Russia. The situation remains tense as delays continue…
Dialogue Between the Foreign Ministers of Iran, Russia, and Turkey Regarding the Syrian Crisis
The foreign ministers of Iran, Russia, and Turkey engaged in discussions about the Syrian crisis, focusing on the situation in Aleppo and the evacuation of…
Window; Iran's Situation in the Annual Report of Reporters Without Borders
Reporters Without Borders' annual report highlights Iran's status as the fifth largest jailer of journalists globally, with 24 imprisoned. The ongoing hunger strikes of several…
Explosion in Kayseri, Turkey Leaves 13 Dead and 55 Injured
A bomb explosion in Kayseri, Turkey, killed 13 soldiers and injured 55 others, with potential links to previous attacks in Istanbul claimed by the PKK.…
Iran's Foreign Ministry Summons British Chargé d'Affaires
Iran's Foreign Ministry summoned the British chargé d'affaires in response to the UK's concerns about Iran's actions in Syria. This diplomatic exchange highlights the tensions…
UN: Another 82 Civilians Killed in Aleppo
The UN reports that at least 82 civilians have been killed in Aleppo by pro-Assad forces as the city nears full government control. International organizations…
Going; From Afghanistan to the Shores of Greece
The Mahdavi brothers' new film 'Going' explores the migration experience of Afghans, portraying their journey from Iran to Europe. The film highlights the fragility of…
Over 200 Arrested in Turkey Following Istanbul Bombings
The Turkish government has arrested over 200 individuals, including officials from pro-Kurdish parties, following deadly bombings in Istanbul claimed by a Kurdish militant group. This…
Kurdistan Freedom Hawks Claims Responsibility for Istanbul Attacks
The Kurdistan Freedom Hawks claimed responsibility for deadly explosions in Istanbul that killed 38 people, targeting police forces after a football match. Turkey has declared…
Death Toll from Istanbul Explosions Rises to 38
Two explosions near a stadium in Istanbul resulted in at least 38 deaths and over 160 injuries, primarily among police officers. The Turkish government has…
Arrest of Peyman Aref, Political Activist, by Turkish Security Forces
Peyman Aref, a political activist and refugee in Turkey, was arrested by Turkish security forces, reportedly due to his disclosures about a meeting concerning Iranian…
Donald Trump Named Time Magazine's Person of the Year
Time magazine has named Donald Trump as its Person of the Year, highlighting his unconventional impact on global events. Hillary Clinton ranked second, and hackers…
Iranian Society and the Taboo of Virginity
The article discusses the ongoing social taboo surrounding virginity in Iran, featuring insights from women's rights activist Asieh Amini and sexual therapist Sara Naserzadeh. They…
Russia Demands Explanation from Erdogan Regarding 'Ending Assad's Regime'
Turkey's President Erdogan stated that the Turkish military's presence in Syria aims to end Assad's regime, prompting a serious response from Russia. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry…