September 2023
First Anniversary of Occupation of 4 Regions in Ukraine; Putin: They Wanted to Join Russia
Vladimir Putin claimed that residents of four Ukrainian regions annexed by Russia last year wanted to join Russia, despite widespread accusations of election fraud. The…
Moscow Format Meeting; Taliban: Collaborate with Us Instead of Providing Governance Models
The fifth Moscow Format meeting on Afghanistan took place in Kazan, Russia, where the Taliban's foreign minister urged regional cooperation instead of foreign governance models.…
A Blast in Pakistan's Balochistan Leaves Around 52 Dead
A suicide bombing in Mastung, Balochistan, Pakistan, has resulted in at least 52 deaths and over fifty injuries during a religious ceremony. The incident raises…
Fact-checking: Twitter Users Supporting the Kremlin Spread Fake Information
Pro-Russian Twitter users are spreading misinformation about the Ukraine war, claiming it is fabricated and that Western aid is being misused. An anonymous user, 'MyLordBibo,'…
CENTCOM Reports 'Unsafe and Unprofessional' Encounter Between IRGC and U.S. Helicopter
The U.S. Navy reported an unsafe encounter with an IRGC helicopter in the Persian Gulf, where IRGC vessels directed laser lights at an American helicopter.…
North Korea Amends Constitution to Strengthen Nuclear Capabilities
North Korea has amended its constitution to reinforce its nuclear capabilities, a move approved unanimously by its parliament. This development raises concerns for the U.S.…
Trudeau Apologizes After Canadian Lawmakers Praise Former Nazi Soldier
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologized after lawmakers praised a former Nazi soldier, leading to the resignation of House Speaker Anthony Rota. This incident has…
Increase in Cholera and Dengue Fever Outbreaks in Eastern Sudan; UN: Climate Change Alongside Poverty and Conflict Are Culprits
The UN health agency has reported outbreaks of cholera and dengue fever in eastern Sudan amid ongoing civil conflict, with thousands seeking refuge in crowded…
Alexei Navalny's Appeal Rejected by Court
Alexei Navalny's appeal against a 19-year prison sentence was rejected, leading to a potential total of over 30 years in prison. This ruling is seen…
Speaker of Canada's House of Commons Announces Resignation After Inviting Nazi Soldier
Anthony Rota, Speaker of Canada's House of Commons, announced his resignation after inviting Yaroslav Hunka, a former Nazi soldier, to a parliamentary session honoring Ukraine's…
The American Video Game Actors Guild Approves Possible Strike
The American Video Game Actors Guild has approved a potential strike due to demands for higher wages and better working conditions, following the expiration of…
New Research: Diagnosis of 'Chronic COVID' May Be Possible with Blood Test
A new study reveals significant differences in the blood of individuals suffering from chronic COVID, providing scientific evidence for the existence of the illness. Researchers…
Ukraine Claims to Have Killed Russian Admiral in Missile Strike on Crimea
Ukraine claims to have killed Admiral Viktor Sokolov, the commander of the Russian Black Sea fleet, in a missile strike on Crimea, which also injured…
Kremlin Critic Journalist Transferred to Prison in Siberia
Vladimir Kara-Murza, a journalist and Kremlin critic, has been transferred to a high-security prison in Siberia after being sentenced to 25 years for treason. His…
Britain's Efforts to Lead Global Management of Artificial Intelligence
Britain is positioning itself as a leader in global AI management at the UN General Assembly, with Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden emphasizing the country's…
Resignation of Academy of Sciences Secretary in Protest Against 'Interference' of Supreme Cultural Revolution Council
Reza Faraji-Dana, the Secretary of the Academy of Sciences in Iran, has resigned in protest against the Supreme Cultural Revolution Council's interference in appointments within…
Portering on the Death Line; 85 Porters Killed or Injured in Six Months
In the first half of 2023, 85 porters were reported killed or injured in Iran's border provinces, primarily due to military gunfire. The situation highlights…
Arash Mirahmadi, Iranian Actor, Passes Away
Arash Mirahmadi, a well-known Iranian actor and comedian, has passed away at the age of 52 after a battle with cancer and liver complications. His…
Arash Sadeghi's Appeal Rejected; Court of Appeals Confirms 4-Year Sentence for Civil Activist
Arash Sadeghi's appeal against a four-year prison sentence has been rejected by the Court of Appeals in Iran. He faces multiple charges related to his…
US and Saudi Arabia Conduct Anti-Drone Exercise 'Red Sands'
The US and Saudi Arabia conducted a joint anti-drone exercise named 'Red Sands 23.2' to showcase their capabilities against drone threats. This exercise reflects the…
Research Results: 75% Increase in Executions in Iran After Mahsa Amini's Death
A report indicates that executions in Iran have surged by 75% since Mahsa Amini's death, with over 650 executions recorded since September 2022. This alarming…
An Expert Displays Two 'Alien' Corpses at the Mexican Congress
Jaime Maussan presented two alleged alien corpses at the Mexican Congress, claiming they are 1000 years old and not part of human evolution. This event…
Renewed Meeting in Russia; 'Missile Program and Expansion of Military Cooperation' the Focus of Kim and Putin's Dialogue
Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin met in Russia to discuss military cooperation and North Korea's space programs amid the Ukraine war. This meeting is…
North Korean Leader Heads to Russia for Talks with Putin
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is traveling to Russia to meet with President Vladimir Putin, with discussions likely centered on military cooperation and economic…
Reactions Continue; A University of Tehran Professor Speaks of 'Threat to Iran', Another Professor Talks of 'Dying' After Dismissal
Recent dismissals of professors at Iranian universities, particularly those critical of the government, have sparked significant backlash. Professors Abbas Kazemi and Hossein Akhani have voiced…
Earthquake Damages Several Historical Buildings in Morocco
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Morocco, causing significant damage to historical buildings and resulting in over 1,000 fatalities. The city of Marrakech, known for its…
Twelve Art Associations Protest the Dismissal of Professors; Criticism and Protest Do Not Deserve Punishment
Twelve art associations in Iran have protested against the dismissal of professors and called for an end to violent actions and the creation of a…
Scientists Grow Artificial Embryo Models Without Sperm, Egg, or Womb
Scientists at the Weizmann Institute have successfully created artificial embryo models from stem cells without using sperm, eggs, or a womb, growing them for up…
Increase in Dollar Value; Chinese Yuan Falls to Lowest Level in 16 Years
The U.S. dollar has strengthened due to positive economic indicators, while the Chinese yuan has fallen to a 16-year low amid economic pressures. This situation…
Completion of Studies on Dinosaur Fossil 'Quasi-Bird'; Filling the Evolutionary Gap of Birds
Researchers have completed studies on a 150-million-year-old dinosaur fossil, Fujianvenator, which may represent an early stage in bird evolution. This discovery challenges existing narratives about…
Long Stays on the Moon and Mars Made Possible; NASA Achieves Technology for Oxygen Production from the Atmosphere of Other Celestial Bodies
NASA has successfully developed technology to produce oxygen from the atmospheres of Mars and the Moon, enabling long-term human presence and exploration. The MOXIE device…
Joe Biden to Attend G20 Summit; Absence of Russian and Chinese Leaders
Joe Biden will attend the G20 summit in India, focusing on global cooperation despite the absence of key leaders Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping. The…
The World Experienced the Hottest Summer in History
The UN has declared the summer of 2023 as the hottest on record, prompting Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to call for urgent climate action from world…
Analytical Report; A Mirage Called China's 'Economic Miracle'
In 2023, China's economic reforms initiated by Xi Jinping a decade ago have largely failed, leading to concerns of a potential economic recession similar to…
Eight Months Imprisonment for a Kurdish Teacher
Soleiman Abdi, a Kurdish teacher and union member, has been sentenced to eight months in prison for propaganda against the regime. He has a history…
Possible Visit of Kim to Russia; North Korean Leader to Meet with Putin
Kim Jong Un is expected to visit Russia to meet with Vladimir Putin, focusing on military cooperation amid the Ukraine conflict. The U.S. has urged…
Meeting of the Presidents of Turkey and Russia; Erdogan: Revival of the 'Grain Agreement' Will Soon Be Possible
Turkish President Erdogan met with Russian President Putin to discuss the revival of the Black Sea grain agreement, which is crucial for safe grain exports…
Joint Naval Exercise of the United States and the Philippines in the South China Sea
The United States and the Philippines conducted a joint naval exercise in the South China Sea, marking a significant collaboration amid rising tensions with China.…
Claim by a Media Outlet in Iran; A 'Famous' Mourner Becomes a Professor at the University of Tehran
Saeed Hadadian, a prominent mourner, has been appointed as a professor at the University of Tehran amid a trend of expelling critical faculty members. This…
North Korea Conducts Simulated Nuclear Attack Drill
North Korea conducted a simulated nuclear attack drill, launching two long-range cruise missiles as a warning to its perceived enemies. The drill follows recent joint…
North Korea Fires Cruise Missiles Towards Yellow Sea
North Korea fired several cruise missiles towards the Yellow Sea, prompting analysis from South Korean and U.S. intelligence. This act follows recent military drills by…
Former Owner of Fulham Football Club and Father of Princess Diana's 'Love Partner' Passes Away
Mohamed Al-Fayed, the former owner of Fulham Football Club and father of Dodi Fayed, passed away at 94. His life was marked by the tragic…
Discovery of 'Mysterious' Channels in the Ancient City of Jerusalem
Archaeologists have discovered a network of ancient channels in Jerusalem, dating back 2800 years, which do not appear to have been used for drainage or…