October 2018
North Korea Prepares Its Nuclear and Missile Sites for International Inspectors' Visits
North Korea is reportedly preparing its nuclear and missile sites for international inspections, particularly the Punggye-ri nuclear test site and Sohae missile launch site. This…
Trump's Decision to Cancel Birthright Citizenship for Foreigners Born in the U.S.
President Trump plans to issue an executive order to end birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants in the U.S. This move aligns with his…
Former German Nurse Admits to Murdering 100 Patients
Niels Högel, a former nurse in Germany, has admitted to murdering 100 patients during his employment at two hospitals. His trial, which began with a…
South Korea Calls for 'Maximum Flexibility' from the U.S. on Iran Sanctions
South Korea is urging the U.S. to show flexibility regarding sanctions on Iran that affect its companies. This request comes as U.S. sanctions set to…
Angela Merkel to Step Down from Politics in 2021
Angela Merkel announced her decision to step down as leader of the CDU and not to run for Chancellor in 2021, marking the end of…
Australian Protesters Demand Closure of Nauru and Papua Camps
Australian protesters in Sydney and Melbourne demanded the closure of detention centers in Nauru and Papua New Guinea, focusing on the health of children held…
Jamal Khashoggi's Fiancée: He Thought There Would Be No Problem at the Consulate
Jamal Khashoggi's fiancée revealed that he believed he would not face issues at the Saudi consulate in Turkey, despite concerns about potential tensions. His murder…
New Approach to Dealing with Labor Activists; Arrest with Ambulance and Transfer to Psychiatric Hospital
Hashim Khastaar, a retired teacher and labor rights activist, has been detained by the Ministry of Intelligence and transferred to a psychiatric hospital under unclear…
Saudi Prosecutor: Turkish Information Indicates Planned Murder of Khashoggi
Saudi officials have acknowledged that Jamal Khashoggi's murder was premeditated, following Turkish President Erdoğan's claims. The case remains contentious, with Turkey refusing to take it…
Putin: Hosts of American Missiles Will Be Within Russia's Reach
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that if the U.S. deploys intermediate-range missiles in Europe, Russia will respond similarly. This statement follows Trump's announcement of the…
Amnesty International Calls for Immediate Release of Farhad Mithaami
Amnesty International has called for the immediate and unconditional release of Farhad Mithaami, a civil activist and physician detained for opposing compulsory hijab laws. He…
Bolton and Putin Discuss New Meeting Between US and Russian Leaders
John Bolton met with Vladimir Putin in Moscow to discuss a potential meeting between US President Trump and Putin in Paris. This comes after the…
Agreement Between Two Koreas to Remove Guard Posts from Demilitarized Zone
South Korea, North Korea, and the UN have agreed to demilitarize the Panmunjom area by removing guard posts and weapons. This agreement follows recent diplomatic…
Train Accident in India Leaves at Least 50 Dead
A train accident in Amritsar, India, resulted in at least 50 fatalities as a train struck a crowd gathered for a festival. This incident highlights…
The Number of Displaced Persons Due to Drought in Afghanistan Exceeds War Displaced
The UN reports that drought has displaced more people in Afghanistan than violence, with 275,000 individuals affected. This crisis threatens over two million people, exacerbating…
A Survey: Only Six Percent of American Jews Would Vote for Trump in the 2020 Election
A recent survey shows that only six percent of American Jews might vote for Trump in the 2020 election, despite his strong support for Israel.…
Shooting in Crimea; a teenager kills 17 college students
A shooting at a college in Crimea resulted in at least 17 deaths and numerous injuries, with the assailant, an 18-year-old student, committing suicide. The…
Yemen's Prime Minister Dismissed
Yemen's President Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi has dismissed Prime Minister Ahmed bin Dagher due to his inability to address the country's severe economic crisis amid ongoing…
The Spread of a Parasite is One of the Reasons for the Increase in Accident Statistics in Iran
A senior Iranian researcher claims that a significant percentage of the population is infected with the Toxoplasma parasite, which may contribute to increased traffic accidents,…
Why Jamal Khashoggi Was Likely Killed?
U.S. President Trump has warned of severe consequences for those responsible for Jamal Khashoggi's potential murder, while Turkey's Foreign Minister accuses Saudi Arabia of failing…
UN's Demand from the Australian Government: Close Nauru and Papua Detention Centers
The UN Refugee Agency has called on Australia to close its offshore detention centers for asylum seekers due to deteriorating health conditions. Doctors Without Borders…
Reporters Without Borders: The Number of Journalists Killed in the Past 9 Months Reaches 56
Reporters Without Borders reported that 56 journalists have been killed in the past 9 months, surpassing last year's total of 55. Afghanistan and Yemen are…
The Troubles of a Bill
The article discusses the approval of a bill aimed at combating terrorism financing in Iran's parliament, alongside various social and political issues. It highlights the…
Doctors Without Borders: The Mental Health of Refugee Children in Nauru is Very Critical
Doctors Without Borders has reported a critical mental health crisis among refugees, particularly children, in the Nauru detention center, urging the Australian government to take…
Major Issues Following Windows 10 Update
Microsoft has halted the latest Windows 10 update due to significant bugs reported by users, including file deletions and hardware issues. The company advises affected…
The Continued Undefeated Streak of Khabib Nurmagomedov in the Cage
Khabib Nurmagomedov defeated Conor McGregor in a highly publicized MMA fight in Las Vegas, maintaining his undefeated record. The fight ended in controversy with post-fight…
Nearly 300,000 Deaths in Traffic Accidents in Iran Over the Past Decade
Over the past decade, nearly 300,000 people have died in traffic accidents in Iran, with a significant number of injuries reported. The head of the…
Putin: No Need for Large-Scale Military Operations in Idlib
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that a buffer zone in Idlib has been successfully established, negating the need for large-scale military operations. This agreement, reached…
Oh Akbar Velayati! You Are Amazing! A Resurrection!
The article presents a surreal dream involving Dr. Ali Akbar Velayati, where he humorously discusses resistance and the necessity of dry bread while being half-naked.…
Zainab Sekanvand, who 'committed a crime' as a teenager, was executed
Zainab Sekanvand was executed in Iran after being convicted of murdering her husband as a teenager. Amnesty International had warned against her execution, citing a…
Amnesty International's Concern Over Imminent Execution of Zeinab Sekanvand
Amnesty International has raised alarms about the imminent execution of Zeinab Sekanvand, who was arrested for murdering her husband at age 17. The organization highlights…
Syrian Rebels Deny Reports of Weapons Transfer from Buffer Zone in Idlib
Syrian rebels have denied reports of withdrawing heavy weapons from the Idlib buffer zone, despite a recent agreement between Russia and Turkey aimed at reducing…