September 2015
Raising the Palestinian Flag at the United Nations Headquarters
The Palestinian flag was raised at the UN for the first time after Mahmoud Abbas's speech calling for full UN membership for Palestine. Abbas criticized…
Molaweardi: We Want to Reform the Law Requiring Husband's Permission for Women's Exit
The Iranian government is addressing the controversial law requiring husbands' permission for women to leave the country, highlighted by the case of futsal captain Niloufar…
Ministry of Energy: Water Prices to Increase in the Coming Days
The Iranian Ministry of Energy has approved a proposal to increase water tariffs, primarily affecting high consumption classes, while maintaining lower rates for average consumers.…
Reports of '30 Civilians' Killed in Arab Coalition Attacks in Yemen
Reports indicate that at least 30 civilians were killed in an airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen, a claim denied by Saudi officials. The…
Putin: Supporting the Syrian Government is the Only Way to End the War
Russian President Vladimir Putin asserts that supporting the Assad government is essential to ending the Syrian civil war, warning that its collapse would lead to…
41 Billion Liters of Fuel Consumed in Iran in the First Half of This Year
Iran has consumed 41 billion liters of fuel in the first half of this year, with gasoline usage increasing by over 3% compared to last…
Formation of a Regional Military Commission Between Israel and Russia
Israel and Russia have agreed to form a regional military coordination commission to monitor military activities in the region, following a meeting between Netanyahu and…
Decline in Support for the Justice and Development Party in the Weeks Leading Up to Turkey's Elections
Support for Turkey's ruling AKP party is declining ahead of the upcoming elections, with recent polls showing a drop to 39.3%. President Erdoğan and Prime…
Abbas Threatens Resignation If Peace Talks Do Not Change
Mahmoud Abbas has threatened to resign from the Palestinian Authority if peace talks with Israel do not improve within three months. A recent poll indicates…
Game of Thrones Receives 12 Emmy Awards
The fifth season of 'Game of Thrones' won 12 Emmy Awards, setting a record for the most awards won by a series at the Emmys.…
Republican Candidate: Muslims Are Not Suitable for the U.S. Presidency
Ben Carson, a Republican presidential candidate, stated that Muslims are unsuitable for the U.S. presidency, sparking significant backlash from civil rights groups and political figures.…
An Invisible Cloak is Also Being Created
Scientists have developed a small cloak using gold metal that can make objects invisible by scattering light. This technology, while currently at a microscopic scale,…
A Refugee Housing Center in Germany Set on Fire
A refugee housing center in Heilbronn, Germany, was set on fire in an apparent act of arson, reflecting rising tensions over the influx of refugees…
55 Killed in Turkish Airstrikes on PKK Positions in Iraq
Turkish airstrikes have killed at least 55 PKK members in northern Iraq amid an ongoing conflict that has escalated since a ceasefire was broken in…
Saudi Arabia Warns: We Will Respond to Political Behavior During Hajj
Saudi Arabia has issued a warning to Hajj pilgrims against political behavior during the pilgrimage, emphasizing the need for security amidst recent terrorist attacks and…
Democratic Party Financial Supporters Call for Joe Biden's Participation in Presidential Election
Prominent financial supporters of the Democratic Party are urging Joe Biden to enter the presidential race against Hillary Clinton. They express confidence in his leadership…
Russia: We Will Consider Military Deployment If Damascus Requests It
Russia has indicated it will consider sending military forces to Syria if requested by the Syrian government. This statement follows Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Muallem's…
The Death Toll from the Severe Earthquake in Chile Reaches Eight
A severe 8.3 magnitude earthquake struck Chile, resulting in eight deaths and prompting over one million evacuations. The Chilean government has lifted the tsunami warning…
Yemen's Prime Minister Returns to Aden After Months of Leading Exiled Government
Khaled Bahah, Yemen's Prime Minister, has returned to Aden after months of leading the government in exile due to the Houthi advance. His return is…
The U.S. Warns North Korea Against Engaging in 'Provocative Actions'
The U.S. has warned North Korea against provocative actions following its announcement to resume nuclear activities at the Yongbyon facility. This warning comes amid concerns…
Hungary Blocks Main Route for Refugees into the European Union
Hungary has blocked the main route for refugees entering the EU, enforcing new laws that automatically return asylum seekers at the Serbian border. Prime Minister…
Aaron Williams-Malle's First Encounter with the Red Sunset
Aaron Williams-Malle, a boy with color blindness, experienced color for the first time using special glasses gifted by his family. His emotional reaction to seeing…
Syrian Refugees in 'Cages' in Hungary
Human Rights Watch reports that the conditions for refugees at the Hungarian-Serbian border are dire, with many detained for days in poor conditions. The organization…
Gas Explosion in Restaurant in India Kills at Least 82 People
A gas cylinder explosion in a restaurant in Petlawad, India, resulted in at least 82 fatalities and numerous injuries. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns…
Clashes Continue in Kurdish Regions of Turkey
Clashes continue in Turkey's Kurdish regions, with military operations leading to civilian casualties and international concern over human rights abuses. The Turkish government is facing…
Signs of Increased Plutonium Production in North Korea
North Korea is reportedly resuming plutonium production, which could enhance its nuclear capabilities, according to analysts from Johns Hopkins University. This increase in atomic activity…
Dick Cheney Criticizes Barack Obama's Policy on Iran Nuclear Deal
Dick Cheney has publicly criticized Barack Obama's approach to the Iran nuclear deal and counter-terrorism efforts. This criticism highlights ongoing partisan divides in U.S. foreign…
Following Deadly PKK Attack, Turkey Conducts Airstrikes on 13 Targets
A PKK attack in southeastern Turkey has resulted in several Turkish soldier casualties, prompting Turkey to launch airstrikes on PKK positions. The situation reflects escalating…
Concerns Among Internet Users Over Possible Arrest of Arash Zad
Arash Zad, a prominent Iranian technology blogger and entrepreneur, is reportedly arrested, raising concerns among internet users and activists. His arrest has not been confirmed…
Iraj Karimi; An Influential Critic of a Generation
Iraj Karimi, a prominent Iranian film critic and filmmaker, passed away due to advanced bone marrow cancer. He was influential in shaping film criticism in…
"Only Death Will Stop Us"; Refugees March Towards Austria
Hundreds of refugees, primarily from Syria, have begun marching on foot from Budapest to Austria after being stranded at the train station. This movement highlights…
Treating Deaf Mice with Gene Therapy
Researchers at Boston Children's Hospital are developing a gene therapy to treat genetic deafness in children. This innovative approach aims to correct defective genes in…
Iran is a Key Topic in Saudi King and Barack Obama's Dialogue
King Salman of Saudi Arabia is set to meet with President Obama to discuss security concerns related to Iran's nuclear agreement. The U.S. aims to…
The Case Regarding Yasser Arafat's Death in France Closed
French judges have closed the case regarding the suspicious death of Yasser Arafat, citing insufficient evidence to support claims of foul play. Despite this, Palestinian…
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Mosque Bombings in Yemen
The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for bombings at a Shiite mosque in Yemen, resulting in at least 28 deaths and 75 injuries. The attacks…
Iraj Karimi, Renowned Critic and Director of Cinema, Passed Away
Iraj Karimi, a prominent Iranian film director and critic, passed away due to leukemia after a long career in cinema and criticism. His contributions to…
Poll in the U.S.: Majority of People Want Congressional Support for Nuclear Agreement
A recent poll shows that 55% of Americans support Congressional backing for the nuclear agreement with Iran, despite Republican opposition in Congress. The survey comes…
Support from Two More Senators for Iran Deal; Total Supporters Reach 33
Senators Bob Casey and Chris Coons have joined the supporters of the Iran nuclear deal, increasing total support to 33. President Obama needs 34 votes…