January 2015
Kurdish Peshmerga Forces Targeted by ISIS in Various Locations in Iraq
ISIS launched attacks on Kurdish Peshmerga forces in Kirkuk, resulting in significant casualties and increased oil prices. The U.S. also reported the death of a…
Pentagon: The U.S. Has Established Contact with Houthis in Yemen
The U.S. has begun communicating with various factions in Yemen, including the Houthis, amid a fragile political situation following the resignation of Yemen's president. This…
Warning from Former Obama Advisor Regarding Iran
Former Obama advisors criticized his approach to Iran, arguing he is not tough enough amid rising Iranian influence in the region. They suggest a political…
Former CIA Officer Convicted of Leaking Information About Iran
Jeffrey Sterling, a former CIA officer, was convicted of leaking classified information about a covert operation against Iran's nuclear program to a New York Times…
The U.S. Embassy in Yemen Has Closed
The U.S. has closed its embassy in Yemen due to security concerns following the resignation of the Yemeni president and ongoing instability. The closure comes…
Mossad Denies Opposition to New Sanctions Against Iran
Mossad has denied reports of its opposition to new sanctions against Iran, asserting that sanctions have been crucial in bringing Iran to negotiations. The statement…
High-Level American Delegation Visits Cuba After Several Decades
A high-level American delegation is visiting Cuba for the first time in 35 years to discuss resuming diplomatic relations and lifting sanctions. This visit follows…
Strong Opposition from the U.S. to ICC Criminal Investigations Regarding Israel
The U.S. has expressed strong opposition to the ICC's decision to investigate Israel for alleged war crimes in Palestinian territories. This development follows a request…
Obama's Remarks on Increasing Internet Speed in the U.S.
Barack Obama discusses new initiatives to improve internet speed in the U.S. The article also highlights issues related to Iran, including the death of a…
Trial of Former CIA Officer Begins Over Leak of Information Regarding Iran
The trial of Jeffrey Sterling, a former CIA officer, has commenced for leaking classified information about a covert operation against Iran's nuclear program to journalist…
North Korea Proposes Direct Dialogue with the U.S.
North Korea has proposed direct negotiations with the U.S. to suspend its nuclear programs in exchange for halting U.S.-South Korea military exercises. The U.S. has…
Cyber Caliphate Hacks U.S. Central Command's Twitter and YouTube Accounts
A group of hackers linked to ISIS successfully hacked the social media accounts of the U.S. Central Command, leading to the suspension of its Twitter…
Fitch International Rating Agency Downgrades Russia's Credit Rating
Fitch has downgraded Russia's credit rating to 'BBB' due to falling oil prices and economic sanctions related to the Ukraine crisis. Russian officials claim the…
One of the Suspects in the Paris Attack 'Was in Contact with Al-Qaeda in Yemen'
U.S. officials report that one of the Kouachi brothers, suspected of the Charlie Hebdo attack, was trained by Al-Qaeda in Yemen in 2011. Both brothers…
The U.S. Investigates Potential Civilian Casualties from Coalition Airstrikes
The U.S. Department of Defense is investigating potential civilian casualties from airstrikes against Islamists in Syria and Iraq. This marks the first acknowledgment by the…
Severe Decline in Stock Markets and Oil Prices for the Second Consecutive Day
U.S. stock markets and oil prices have declined for two consecutive days due to new government statistics showing a slowdown in economic growth. The upcoming…
Death of Suspect in U.S. Embassy Bombing Before Trial in New York
Abu Anas al-Libi, an al-Qaeda suspect accused of the 1998 U.S. embassy bombings, died in a New York hospital shortly before his trial. His death…
Palestine Submits Request for Membership in the International Criminal Court
Palestine has officially submitted its request for membership in the International Criminal Court, despite opposition from Israel and the United States. This move could allow…
Over 90,000 People Killed in Syria and Iraq in 2014
In 2014, over 90,000 people were killed in the ongoing conflicts in Syria and Iraq, with significant civilian casualties reported. The Syrian Observatory for Human…