March 2015
Nationwide Power Outage in Turkey; 'Sabotage is Possible'
Turkey experienced a widespread power outage affecting transportation systems in major cities, with officials investigating potential sabotage or technical failures. Prime Minister Davutoğlu stated that…
Shooting at the Entrance of the U.S. National Security Agency Leaves One Dead
A shooting incident at the entrance of the U.S. NSA resulted in one death and two injuries. The suspects, possibly under the influence of drugs,…
Another Blogger Killed in Bangladesh
A secular blogger named Wathiq Rahman was killed in Dhaka, Bangladesh, marking the second attack on critics of religious extremism in five weeks. The incident…
Saudi Arabia's Strong Criticism of Putin's Letter to Arab Summit
Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister criticized Putin for his contradictory stance on Middle Eastern issues, particularly regarding Syria and support for Assad. This comes after Putin…
Putin: We Support the Establishment of a Palestinian State with Jerusalem as Its Capital
Vladimir Putin has expressed Russia's support for the establishment of a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital during the Arab League summit. This…
Co-pilot of Germanwings Flight Suffered from Severe Depression
The co-pilot of the Germanwings flight that crashed in the French Alps was found to have been suffering from severe depression and had concealed his…
Decline in China's Economic Activity and Its Impact on Iran
China's manufacturing activity has declined significantly, impacting Iran's oil exports. Economic expert Ahmad Alavi warns that this could hinder Iran's recovery from recession and suggests…
Will You Be My Friend?
The article discusses the evolution of social media and its role in modern friendships, highlighting platforms like MeetUp, People Hunt, FourSquare, and Agora that facilitate…
The Musical Works of Friedrich Nietzsche on Spotify
A collection of musical works by Friedrich Nietzsche has been published for free on Spotify, highlighting his lesser-known passion for music. This initiative showcases the…
Concerns Over the Condition of Saeed Razavi Faqih
Saeed Razavi Faqih, a political prisoner whose sentence has ended, remains in poor health and is still incarcerated. His brother, Masoud Razavi Faqih, expresses concerns…
Flights to Aden in Yemen Have Been Halted
Flights to Aden, Yemen, have been suspended due to armed clashes near the airport involving security forces loyal to former President Abdullah Saleh and the…
The Death Toll from the Attack on Tourists in Tunisia Reaches 21
A deadly attack at the Bardo National Museum in Tunisia resulted in the deaths of at least 21 individuals, including 17 foreign tourists. The assailants,…
Indonesia to End Search Operations for AirAsia Crash Victims
The Indonesian government will officially end search operations for victims of the AirAsia Flight 8501 crash, which occurred in December 2022, leaving 56 bodies still…
U.S. State Department Spokesperson: Negotiation with Bashar al-Assad is Out of the Question
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry suggested negotiations with Bashar al-Assad are necessary for peace in Syria, but State Department spokesperson Jen Psaki clarified that…
Putin Considered Nuclear Readiness During Crimea Crisis
Vladimir Putin revealed in a documentary that he was prepared to declare nuclear readiness during the Crimea crisis, emphasizing the historical significance of Crimea to…
Discovery of Two Mummies on the Highest Peak of Mexico
Mexican authorities discovered two mummified bodies believed to be climbers who went missing 56 years ago on Pico de Orizaba. The bodies were found embracing…
Iraqi Kurdistan: ISIS Has Used Chlorine Gas Against Peshmerga
The Kurdistan Region of Iraq has reported that ISIS used chlorine gas as a chemical weapon against Peshmerga forces during a suicide attack. This incident…
United Nations: Syrian Criminals Will Face Justice
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, has promised that war criminals in Syria will eventually face justice, despite criticism of…
Freedom of Access: Reporters Without Borders Campaign Against Internet Censorship
Reporters Without Borders launched a campaign called 'Freedom of Access' to combat internet censorship, highlighting eleven countries as enemies of the internet. They selected blocked…
Discovery of a 2300-Year-Old Treasure from the Time of Alexander the Great in Israel
Israeli archaeologists have uncovered a 2300-year-old treasure from the time of Alexander the Great in Galilee, including silver coins and jewelry. This discovery is significant…
Putin Reveals Plans for Crimea Annexation Before Referendum
Vladimir Putin revealed that he ordered officials to take control of Crimea weeks before the referendum on its annexation to Russia, contradicting previous official statements.…
Injuries of 'More than 91,000 People' Due to Fights in Tehran
In Tehran, over 91,000 people have sought medical attention due to injuries from fights in the past ten months, marking a 1.9% increase from the…
Difficult Year for Oil-Dependent Countries
The AON Institute predicts that 2015 will be a challenging year for oil-dependent countries, particularly Iran, due to falling oil prices and heavy sanctions. This…
Russia Arrests Two Suspects in Boris Nemtsov's Murder
Russia has arrested two suspects in the murder of opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, who was killed near the Kremlin. The arrests come amid ongoing concerns…
Harrison Ford Crashes His Private Plane on a Golf Course
Harrison Ford crashed his private plane on a golf course in Los Angeles due to engine failure. He was hospitalized but is reportedly in stable…
Palestinian Car Attack on Citizens and Police in Jerusalem
A Palestinian youth attacked pedestrians and police in Jerusalem, injuring several individuals, just a day after the Palestine Liberation Organization announced the end of security…
Thousands March in Moscow to Commemorate Slain Opposition Politician Boris Nemtsov
Thousands gathered in Moscow to honor Boris Nemtsov, a prominent opposition figure murdered near the Kremlin. The event has drawn significant attention, with varying estimates…