March 2025
Bodies of Three Missing American Soldiers Found in a Swamp in Lithuania
The bodies of three American soldiers missing during a military exercise in Lithuania have been found in a submerged vehicle. The search for a fourth…
Ali Khamenei: If the US and Israel attack, Iran will respond strongly
Ali Khamenei warned that Iran would respond strongly if the US or Israel attacked, following threats from Donald Trump regarding Iran's nuclear program. Khamenei also…
Detention and Premature Expulsion of Afghan Refugees from Pakistan Intensifies
The Pakistani government has begun detaining and expelling Afghan refugees ahead of the March 2025 deadline, affecting hundreds who hold temporary residence cards. The situation…
Syrian Kurds Reject Legitimacy of New Government
Kurdish groups in northeastern Syria have rejected the legitimacy of a new transitional government led by Ahmad al-Shara, criticizing it for lacking representation and perpetuating…
The Fourth School Year Begins Without Millions of Afghan Girls in Schools
The Taliban's ban on education for girls over 12 has persisted for four years, affecting 2.2 million Afghan girls and leading to increased child marriages…
European Union Urges Households to Stockpile Food, Water, and Essentials for '72 Hours'
The European Union has called on its citizens to prepare for potential crises by stockpiling essential supplies for at least three days. This request comes…
Uncertain Future for Undocumented Afghans in Iran Amid Intensified Crackdowns
Iran's new policies have severely restricted undocumented Afghans' access to essential services, forcing many to return to an unstable Afghanistan. This has led to widespread…
UNICEF Urges Taliban to Immediately Lift Ban on Girls' Education in Afghanistan
UNICEF has called for the immediate lifting of the Taliban's ban on girls' education in Afghanistan, warning that over four million girls could be deprived…
Rapid Advances of the Sudanese Army Against Rebels After Two Years
The Sudanese army has made significant territorial gains against the 'Rapid Support Forces' rebels, including control of the presidential palace and central bank in Khartoum.…
Donald Trump Issues Executive Order to Dissolve the U.S. Department of Education
Donald Trump has signed an executive order to dissolve the U.S. Department of Education, citing its inefficiency and liberal bias. While Republicans support the move,…
Nowruz in Afghanistan, a Celebration That No Longer Exists
Nowruz celebrations in Afghanistan have diminished significantly under Taliban rule, with many Afghans, particularly women, unable to celebrate due to severe restrictions and poverty. The…
Olivier Grondin, French Citizen Imprisoned in Iran, Released and Returned to France
Olivier Grondin, a French citizen imprisoned in Iran for over 880 days, has been released and returned to France. French President Emmanuel Macron called for…
Israel Regains Control of the Netzarim Corridor as Ground Operations Begin in Gaza
Israel has launched ground operations in Gaza following a deadly airstrike, regaining control of the Netzarim Corridor. Prime Minister Netanyahu has stated that military actions…
German Parliament Approves Unprecedented Military Budget Increase
The German Parliament has approved a historic military budget of $550 billion, marking a significant shift in defense policy amid concerns about U.S.-European relations. Friedrich…
End of a 9-Month Wait; NASA and SpaceX Send Rescue Team to Space
NASA and SpaceX have successfully launched a rescue team to bring back astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sonny Williams from the International Space Station after a…
Scientists: Humans Have Been Unable to Understand Dog Emotions
Researchers from Arizona State University found that humans often misinterpret dog emotions, believing they reflect human feelings. This misunderstanding stems from projecting human traits onto…
Criticism of Sexual Abuse by UN Peacekeepers Against Children at the Human Rights Council
The UN Human Rights Council discussed ongoing sexual abuse of children by UN peacekeepers, with special rapporteur Mama Fatima Singateh highlighting the need for stronger…
Punishment for Anti-Semitic Students and Disruptors at Columbia University
Columbia University has punished students for anti-Semitic actions, including suspensions and expulsions, amid pressure from the U.S. government. The federal government has cut funding and…
Canada Reduces Sanctions Against Syria
Canada announced a reduction of sanctions against Syria for six months, providing $84 million in humanitarian aid. This decision follows a meeting between Canadian and…
Military Intervention: A Guarantee for the Survival of the Islamic Republic or an Excuse for Further Repression?
The article discusses the implications of potential military intervention in Iran, questioning whether it would ensure the regime's longevity or lead to increased repression. It…
Latest Report by Mahi Sato; Concerns Raised Over Widespread Discrimination in Iran
Mahi Sato, the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in Iran, released a report expressing deep concerns about human rights violations, particularly regarding gender discrimination…
Ahmad al-Shara' to Visit Brussels for Financial Aid for Syria
Ahmad al-Shara', the interim president of Syria, is set to visit Brussels for an international financial aid conference aimed at supporting a peaceful transition in…
The U.S. Welcomes the Syrian Interim Government's Agreement with the Kurds
The U.S. has expressed support for an agreement between the Syrian interim government and the Syrian Democratic Forces to integrate northeastern Syria into a unified…
Dozens of Emergency Physicians in Gilan Given Deadline to Receive Bonuses by Year-End
Emergency physicians in Gilan have protested the non-payment of bonuses for a year, threatening to cease non-emergency services if their demands are not met by…
Belgium and WHO Strengthen Collaboration on Global Health Priorities
Belgium and the WHO engaged in a three-day strategic dialogue to enhance their partnership on health issues, focusing on universal health coverage and equitable access…
Israeli Attacks on Military Positions and Weapon Depots in Southwestern Syria
The Israeli army targeted military positions and weapon depots in southwestern Syria, conducting multiple airstrikes without immediate reports of casualties. The Syrian Observatory for Human…
Understanding in Damascus: 'Syrian Democratic Forces' to Integrate into Government
The Syrian Democratic Forces have signed an agreement to integrate into the Syrian government, marking a significant shift in control over eastern Syria. This agreement,…
Greenland Elections: Which Path Will the Island Choose? Independence, Denmark, or the USA
The upcoming elections in Greenland are overshadowed by the question of independence versus remaining under Danish rule or joining the USA, especially after Trump's interest…
North Korea Fires Missiles Amid Joint US-South Korea Military Exercises
North Korea launched ballistic missiles in response to joint military exercises by the US and South Korea, which it condemned as provocative. The incident highlights…
White House: Non-renewal of Iraq's Exemption Aligns with Maximum Pressure Policy on Iran
The U.S. has decided not to renew Iraq's exemption for purchasing electricity from Iran, aligning with its maximum pressure strategy on Tehran. This decision may…
Saar Calls for Europe's 'Awakening' Against 'Suit-Wearing Jihadists' in Syria
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar criticized the new Syrian government, labeling its leaders as 'suit-wearing jihadists' and called for European nations to change their stance…
Reduction of Prison Sentence for Ali Younesi and Amirhossein Moradi to 6 Years and 8 Months
Ali Younesi and Amirhossein Moradi, two imprisoned students in Iran, had their prison sentences reduced to 6 years and 8 months after a retrial was…
The U.S. Condemns 'Massacres' of Minorities in Syria
The U.S. condemned the killings of minorities in Syria, emphasizing support for affected communities. Ahmad al-Shara, the temporary president, called for national unity amid ongoing…
Farshteh Pezeshk's Perspective on Khamenei's Remarks
Ali Khamenei publicly rejected negotiations with the U.S. regarding Iran's nuclear program, despite ongoing indirect talks. This statement follows a letter from the U.S. President…
Trump to Lead Special Task Force for 2026 FIFA World Cup
Donald Trump announced he will lead a special task force for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, co-hosted by the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. This event…
UN Welcomes Trump's Letter to Khamenei: Diplomacy is the Best Option
The UN has welcomed Trump's letter to Khamenei, emphasizing diplomacy as the best option for Iran's nuclear program. Trump expressed hope for negotiations, warning of…
International Women's Day Ceremony Held in Sanandaj Despite Government Security Pressures
A ceremony for International Women's Day was held in Sanandaj, Iran, by various women's rights organizations despite government threats. The event highlighted the oppressive laws…
Al-Shara's Reaction to the Conflict in Syria: Remnants of the Previous Regime Will Be Tried
Ahmad al-Shara, head of the new Syrian government, announced a crackdown on remnants of the previous regime following violent clashes in western Syria. The conflict…
Writers' Association: Women's Struggle for Freedom and Equality is Unstoppable
The Iranian Writers' Association released a statement on International Women's Day, highlighting the ongoing struggle of women for freedom and equality in Iran despite government…
Trump Administration Cancels $400 Million Financial Aid to Columbia University
The Trump administration canceled $400 million in aid to Columbia University due to its failure to address anti-Semitic harassment of Jewish students amid protests related…
Clashes Between Security Forces and Assad Supporters Continue in Western Syria
Clashes between Syrian security forces and supporters of former President Bashar Assad have resulted in over 120 deaths, challenging the interim government led by Ahmad…
Increased Security and Judicial Pressure on Civil Activists Ahead of International Women's Day
As International Women's Day approaches, the Iranian government has intensified security and judicial pressures on women activists, including arrests and summonses. Notable activists like Hasti…
New Discovery on the Effect of Aspirin in Preventing Cancer Metastasis
A study from the University of Cambridge reveals that daily aspirin intake may prevent cancer metastasis by stimulating the immune system. This finding could lead…
Israel Allows Limited Entry of West Bank Muslims to Al-Aqsa Mosque
Israel has announced restrictions on the entry of West Bank Muslims to Al-Aqsa Mosque during Ramadan, allowing only specific age groups to enter. This decision…
UN: Women's and Girls' Rights Continue to Be Violated Worldwide
A new UN report highlights ongoing violations of women's and girls' rights globally, despite some progress in gender equality. The report notes alarming statistics, including…
Turkey's Operations in Iraq and Syria Continue Despite Ocalan's Peace Call
Turkey continues military operations against Kurdish militants in Iraq and Syria despite a peace call from Abdullah Ocalan, the imprisoned leader of the PKK. The…
Ongoing Clashes in Southern Lebanon; UN Warns About Explosive Remnants
Ongoing clashes between Hezbollah and the Israeli army in southern Lebanon have prompted UNIFIL to strengthen its presence in the region. The UN warns of…
Taiwan Seeks Closer Security and Military Relations with the United States
Taiwan is seeking closer military ties with the U.S. and plans to increase defense spending amid concerns over the semiconductor industry. Taiwanese officials are ready…
The U.S. Distinguishes the People of China from Their Government
The U.S. has officially distinguished between the Chinese people and their government, viewing the latter as an adversary. This shift in language and policy reflects…
Will the U.S. Leave NATO? Officials Dismiss Growing Doubts
Recent statements by U.S. officials, including Senator Mike Lee and Elon Musk, have raised questions about the U.S. commitment to NATO. However, NATO officials have…
Russian Security Service Reports Foiling of Terrorist Attack Plans in Moscow
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) reported the killing of a suspect planning terrorist attacks in Moscow, targeting the metro and a Jewish institution. This…
Avalanche in Kurdistan Province Claims the Lives of Six Mountaineers
Six mountaineers died in Kurdistan Province due to three consecutive avalanches while returning from a climb. The incident highlights the dangers posed by severe weather…
The U.S. Reports the Killing of the Military Leader of an Al-Qaeda Affiliated Group in Syria
The U.S. Central Command has confirmed the killing of Muhammad Youssef Zia, the military leader of the al-Qaeda affiliated group Hurras al-Din, in an airstrike…
Taliban Claims Doha Agreement with the U.S. Has Ended
The Taliban announced that the Doha Agreement with the U.S. is no longer valid, claiming they have established their own governance system. This statement comes…