April 2016
Riyad Mansour Implicitly Compares Israel's Actions to Nazi Germany
Riyad Mansour, the Palestinian UN ambassador, compared Israel's actions to those of Nazi Germany during a press conference following a heated exchange with the Israeli…
Disciplinary Action Against 16 American Soldiers Related to the Kunduz Hospital Attack
The U.S. government is set to announce disciplinary actions against 16 soldiers involved in the airstrike on a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan,…
UN: Famine and Hunger in North Korea are Worsening
The UN's FAO has reported a significant decline in food production in North Korea, leading to increased risks of famine and hunger among its population.…
Houshang Asadi: My Brother is Not a Journalist
Davood Asadi has been sentenced to five years in prison, but his family asserts he is not a journalist and has no media connections. This…
Controversies Surrounding a Canceled Concert: 'Why Did You Leave?'
The concert 'Why Did You Leave?' featuring Homayoun Shajarian was canceled in Hamburg due to a dispute between the organizer and the music group, despite…
North Korean Leader Emphasizes Readiness to Attack South Korea and the U.S.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has declared the country's readiness to attack South Korea and the U.S. following a submarine missile test, which South Korea…
Obama Urges Britain Not to Leave the European Union
President Obama has urged British citizens to vote to remain in the EU, emphasizing that issues like terrorism and economic problems are better resolved within…
Facebook and Gmail Accounts of Iran's Vice President for Women and Family Affairs Hacked
Shahindokht Molaverdi, Iran's Vice President for Women and Family Affairs, reported that her Facebook and Gmail accounts were hacked. This incident follows her recent summons…
LSD Makes the Brain Function Like a Baby's Brain
Scientists have discovered that LSD alters brain function, making it operate similarly to an infant's brain. This research, led by Imperial College London, suggests potential…
Iran Faces 'Finding Ships' Challenge for Increasing Oil Exports
Iran is facing challenges in finding tankers for its increasing oil exports due to the condition of its fleet and ongoing international reluctance to engage…
Turkey Sets Deadline for EU Agreement Implementation
Turkey's Prime Minister has set a deadline for the EU to lift visa requirements for Turkish citizens, threatening to cancel agreements if the deadline is…
Ministry of Interior Ready to Grant Licenses to Marriage Websites
The Iranian Ministry of Interior is prepared to grant licenses to marriage websites, indicating a shift in policy towards these platforms. This development comes amidst…
Paralyzed Man Plays Guitar After Brain Chip Implant
Jan Burkhardt, a 24-year-old man paralyzed from the shoulders down, can now play guitar and perform other movements thanks to a brain chip implant. This…
Indian Spring... with Color, Dance, and Song
The article describes the vibrant celebration of Holi in India, highlighting its significance as a festival of colors marking the arrival of spring. It contrasts…
North Korea's Missile Test on Kim's Grandfather's Birthday 'Failed'
North Korea's recent missile test, coinciding with a significant anniversary, was deemed unsuccessful by South Korean and U.S. military officials. This incident highlights ongoing tensions…
Increasing Concerns Among American Officials About Zika Virus
American officials are increasingly concerned about the Zika virus as research links it to severe birth defects like microcephaly. President Obama has requested $1.9 billion…
Putin Accuses Turkey of Collaborating with Extremists and Terrorists
Vladimir Putin accused Turkey of being unsafe for Russian tourists and collaborating with extremist groups during a press conference. This statement could further harm Turkey's…
Order Issued for Hossein Ronaghi Maleki's Hospitalization
Hossein Ronaghi Maleki, a political prisoner, has been ordered for hospitalization after 18 days of hunger strike due to health issues stemming from inadequate medical…
Belgian Prosecutor Files Charges Against Two Individuals and Arrests Three Others
Belgian authorities have filed charges against two men linked to the Brussels attacks and arrested three others connected to the Paris attacks. This highlights ongoing…
Death of Two Soldiers and Injury of Approximately 50 in Attack by PKK
A bomb explosion attributed to the PKK in southeastern Turkey resulted in the death of two soldiers and injuries to around 50 others. This incident…
Virus Engineered to Attack Cancer Cells
Researchers in Argentina have genetically modified a virus to target cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue, potentially revolutionizing cancer treatment. This development is part of…
Brussels Attackers Intended to Launch Operations Again in Paris
The Belgian prosecutor revealed that the attackers of the Brussels airport and metro had initially planned a terrorist operation in France but changed their target…
6.6 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Pakistan-Afghanistan Border
A 6.6 magnitude earthquake hit the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, with tremors felt in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and India. No casualties or damages have been reported yet. This…
Over 100 People Killed in Temple Fire in India
A tragic fire at the Puttingal temple in Kerala, India, has resulted in the deaths of over 100 people during Hindu New Year celebrations. The…
Panama Papers: Salvadoran Police Raids Mossack Fonseca Offices
The Salvadoran police raided the offices of Mossack Fonseca, a company implicated in global tax evasion scandals known as the Panama Papers. This action follows…
Germany: The Number of Asylum Applications Reviewed Has Doubled in the Past Three Months
Germany has seen a significant increase in asylum applications, with 180,000 reviewed in the first quarter of 2023, more than double last year's figures. The…
Europe Gives Green Light to Gene Therapy for Children
The European Medicines Agency has approved the first gene therapy for children suffering from severe combined immunodeficiency, developed by GlaxoSmithKline and Italian scientists. This therapy…
Survey in Israel: Current Situation Worse than During the Intifada
A recent survey indicates that 51% of Israelis believe the current situation with Palestinians is worse than during the Second Intifada, with heightened fears of…
12 Azerbaijani Soldiers Killed in Clashes with Armenian Forces
Twelve Azerbaijani soldiers were killed in recent clashes with Armenian forces in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, marking the most severe fighting since 1994. Both sides report…
Amnesty International: Turkey Returns Syrian Refugees, Not a Safe Country
Amnesty International has accused Turkey of illegally returning thousands of Syrian refugees to their war-torn country, contradicting international laws. The Turkish government denies these claims,…
Head of Criminal Investigation Department in Iranshahr Killed in Clash with 'Outlaws'
The head of the Criminal Investigation Department in Iranshahr was killed during a confrontation with armed individuals labeled as 'outlaws'. This incident highlights ongoing violence…