September 2015
Decline in Support for the Justice and Development Party in the Weeks Leading Up to Turkey's Elections
Support for Turkey's ruling AKP party is declining ahead of the upcoming elections, with recent polls showing a drop to 39.3%. President Erdoğan and Prime…
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…
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…
Continued Unrest in Turkey: Death of Two More Police Officers in Diyarbakir Due to Bomb Explosion
A bomb explosion in Diyarbakir, Turkey, killed two police officers and injured five others, attributed to PKK militants. The Turkish army continues operations against the…
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…
Hungarian Camerawoman Who Kicked Refugees Apologizes
Petra Laszlo, a Hungarian camerawoman, apologized for kicking refugees in a viral video, claiming she acted out of fear. Her actions sparked outrage, leading to…
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…
Turkey's Forces Enter Iraq in Pursuit of PKK
Turkish military forces have entered Iraq to pursue PKK militants following recent deadly attacks that resulted in the deaths of Turkish soldiers. This escalation reflects…
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…
Following Deadly PKK Attack, Turkey Conducts Airstrikes on 13 Targets
A PKK attack in southeastern Turkey has resulted in several Turkish soldier casualties, prompting Turkey to launch airstrikes on PKK positions. The situation reflects escalating…
Continued Clashes in Southeast Turkey
Clashes between PKK militants and Turkish security forces have intensified in southeastern Turkey, resulting in multiple casualties. The violence follows the breakdown of a ceasefire…
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…
International Monetary Fund: The Impact of China's Economic Recession is Beyond Initial Expectations
The IMF warns that China's economic recession is impacting the global economy more than expected, urging countries to continue supporting reforms and investments. This situation…