October 2015
"Drop Your Knife": Suicide by Knife Attack
Isra Abad Zaidane, a 29-year-old Palestinian girl, was shot by Israeli police after refusing to drop a knife, which her family claims was a suicide…
UNICEF: 39 Humanitarian Centers in Yemen Have Been Attacked So Far
UNICEF reports that a hospital in Yemen was the 39th humanitarian center attacked since March, with the Saudi-led coalition denying responsibility. The UN Secretary-General has…
Chinese Scientists Create Super Dog Through Genetic Manipulation
Chinese scientists have successfully bred a genetically modified dog with double the muscle strength of regular dogs, aiming to study human muscle diseases through this…
Kerry Announces Agreement Between Jordan and Israel on Al-Aqsa Mosque
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry announced an agreement between Israel and Jordan to implement new security measures at the Al-Aqsa Mosque, including security cameras,…
Deadliest Accident in France in Three Decades Leaves 43 Dead
A tragic bus accident in France resulted in the deaths of 43 individuals, marking the deadliest traffic incident in the country in three decades. The…
Iranian-American Engineer Facing Ten-Year Prison Sentence in the U.S.
Mozafar Khazaei, an Iranian-American engineer, is facing a ten-year prison sentence for sending sensitive military documents to Iran as part of a teaching application. He…
Decrease in 'Average Unemployment Benefit Claims' in the U.S.
The U.S. has reported a significant drop in unemployment benefit claims, reaching a 40-year low, despite a recent decline in job growth. This trend raises…
Prohibition of Ineligible Athletes from Joining Iran's National Teams
Iran's military has announced a ban on athletes who have violated military service regulations from participating in national teams. This decision follows concerns over fraudulent…
4.1 Billion Years: The Age of Life on Earth
Recent discoveries of ancient zircon crystals in Australia suggest that life on Earth began 4.1 billion years ago, significantly earlier than previous estimates. This challenges…
Ebola Virus Can Remain Active in Semen of Survivors for Up to 9 Months
Research indicates that the Ebola virus can remain active in the semen of male survivors for up to nine months, raising concerns about potential transmission…
China's Economic Growth at Lowest Point Since Financial Crisis
China's economic growth has reached its lowest point since the financial crisis, with a 6.9% increase in GDP for the third quarter, raising concerns about…
Two Killed and 11 Injured in Southern Israel Clashes
A Palestinian attack in Be'er Sheva resulted in the deaths of an Israeli soldier and the attacker, with 11 others injured. This incident marks one…
Car Imports to Iran Halved in the First Half of 2015
Car imports to Iran have significantly decreased, with a 57% drop in numbers and a 48% drop in value in the first half of 2015…
U.S. Defense Secretary: We Will Not Leave Afghanistan
U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter announced that the U.S. will keep more troops in Afghanistan than planned after 2016, countering claims that the U.S. is…
Following the Explosions in Turkey, Ankara Police Chief Dismissed
The police chief of Ankara and two senior officials were dismissed following deadly explosions that killed at least 99 people during a peace rally. The…
Israel Implements Severe Security Measures in Jerusalem
Israel has enacted severe security measures in East Jerusalem in response to recent violence, including the killing of three Israelis by armed Palestinians. This has…
Impact of Recent Explosions on Political Landscape in Turkey
Recent explosions in Ankara have led to accusations against the Turkish government and the AKP, with analysts debating their involvement. The situation could affect the…
Davutoğlu Blames ISIS for Deadly Ankara Explosions
The Turkish Prime Minister has linked the recent deadly bombings in Ankara to ISIS, with investigations underway and multiple arrests made. The bombings occurred during…
The Secret of Elephants' Resistance to Cancer
Researchers have discovered that elephants have a significantly lower incidence of cancer compared to humans, potentially due to their possession of 20 times more cancer-fighting…
Two Palestinian Attackers Killed in Monday's Clashes
On October 20, multiple knife attacks by Palestinians in Jerusalem resulted in the deaths of two attackers and injuries to several others, including Israeli police…
Meeting with Ayoub Parkar
Ayoub Parkar, a former pilot and critic of the Iranian government, was arrested in 2009 for alleged connections with the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization and faced…
Discovery of a 48-Million-Year-Old Pregnant Horse
A 48-million-year-old pregnant horse fossil has been discovered in Germany, showcasing well-preserved remains including a fetus and uterine tissues. This find is significant as it…
Turkish Prime Minister: At least 95 killed in Ankara explosions
On October 10, 2015, two suicide bombings in Ankara killed at least 95 people during a rally organized by pro-Kurdish and labor parties. The Turkish…
Continued Severe Security Crisis Between Israel and Palestinians
The ongoing security crisis between Israel and Palestinians has escalated, with multiple attacks resulting in casualties on both sides. Key incidents include knife attacks by…
Dozens Dead Following Two Explosions in Central Ankara
Two explosions in Ankara have resulted in at least 30 deaths and 126 injuries, occurring during a peace march against the Turkish government's conflict with…
Rising Tensions in Palestinian Territories and Israel; Six Killed in Gaza
A new wave of violence has erupted in Palestinian territories and Israel, resulting in the deaths of six Palestinian protesters and injuries to several others.…
Who was Hossein Hamadani and what role did he play in Syria?
Hossein Hamadani, a senior IRGC commander, was killed in Syria, where he played a significant role in military operations. His death highlights the ongoing involvement…
UN Calls for Investigation into Attack on Wedding Ceremony in Yemen
The UN has called for an immediate investigation into an attack on a wedding in Yemen that reportedly killed dozens, including women and children. The…
Nobel Prize Winner: Chronicler of War and the Chernobyl Disaster
Svetlana Alexievich, a Belarusian Nobel laureate, is renowned for her poignant narratives on Chernobyl and World War II, reflecting on the Soviet legacy and censorship…
Water Dogs: Survivors from the Time of Dinosaurs
Scientists have discovered fossils of a new species of rodent, Kimbetopsalis simmonsae, in New Mexico, which lived shortly after the extinction of dinosaurs. This discovery…
The First Sand Hotel; Realization of a Childhood Fantasy
A unique sand hotel has been built in Oos, Netherlands, attracting tourists looking to fulfill childhood fantasies. The hotel, inspired by ice hotels, offers comfortable…
Dozens Killed and Injured in Airstrike on Wedding Ceremony in Yemen
An airstrike on a wedding in Yemen, reportedly conducted by the Saudi-led coalition, has killed at least 13 people and injured 38. The incident highlights…
Houthis Accept UN Security Council Resolution on Yemen
The Houthis and the Congress Party led by Ali Abdullah Saleh have expressed their commitment to the UN Security Council resolution regarding the Yemen crisis…
Animals That Have Taken Refuge from Humans in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone
Research shows that animal populations in the Chernobyl exclusion zone have significantly increased since humans left the area following the nuclear disaster. This resurgence highlights…
Abbas Emphasizes Continued Cooperation with Israel Amid Likelihood of 'Third Intifada'
Tensions in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are escalating, with Abbas urging continued cooperation with Israel to prevent further unrest, while Netanyahu blames him for incitement following…
The Extinction of Dinosaurs Due to Two Simultaneous Disasters
New research suggests that the extinction of dinosaurs was caused by the simultaneous impact of a massive asteroid and extensive volcanic eruptions in India. This…
American General: Airstrike on Kunduz Was at the Request of Afghan Forces
An airstrike in Kunduz, Afghanistan, requested by Afghan forces to combat Taliban attacks, resulted in civilian casualties and has been labeled a 'war crime' by…
Meeting with Farhad Salimi
The article discusses the case of Farhad Salimi, a Kurdish political prisoner arrested in 2010 for alleged collaboration with radical groups. His situation highlights the…
Russian Military Official's Visit to Israel for Coordination on Syria
A Russian military official is set to visit Israel for discussions on coordinating military operations in Syria, amid ongoing airstrikes by Russia. Israel has been…
Death of at least 9 Médecins Sans Frontières members in Kunduz hospital bombing
At least 9 members of Médecins Sans Frontières were killed in a bombing of a hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan, amid ongoing conflict as the Taliban…
Shooting at College in America Leaves at Least 10 Dead
A shooting at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon, resulted in at least 10 deaths and 20 injuries. The shooter, identified as Chris Harper-Morse, was…