April 2016
Response of Guardian Council Member to Rouhani's Position on Minou Khalighi
Siamak Rahpeyk of the Guardian Council responded to President Rouhani's comments about the disqualification of Minou Khalighi, asserting that the Guardian Council retains authority over…
Rising Heat Wave in India Leaves 300 Dead
India is facing a severe heat wave that has resulted in over 300 deaths, prompting officials to ban cooking in drought-affected areas to prevent fires.…
Amazon Suspends Accounts of Several Iranian Officials
Amazon has suspended the accounts of several Iranian officials who made purchases totaling nearly $110,000, citing U.S. sanctions that prohibit such economic activities. This action…
The Challenge of Remaining Secular in Turkey's Constitution
The Turkish Parliament Speaker's call for a religiously oriented constitution has sparked significant political and social backlash, highlighting the ongoing tension between secularism and religious…
Interior Ministry's Response to Hadad Adel's Claims of Government Interference in Elections
The Iranian Interior Minister and his deputy have responded to claims made by Gholamali Hadad Adel regarding government interference in the elections, requesting evidence and…
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…
Former Speaker of the U.S. House John Boehner Criticizes Ted Cruz
John Boehner has publicly criticized Ted Cruz, calling him the 'embodiment of the devil' and stating that Cruz must 'pass over my dead body' to…
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,…
US Police Arrest Three in Connection with San Bernardino Shooting
Three individuals, including the brother and wife of the main shooter from the San Bernardino attack, have been arrested for their alleged involvement in a…
U.S. Vice President Makes Unannounced Visit to Iraq
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden made an unannounced visit to Iraq to support the Iraqi government amid a political crisis and ongoing conflict with the…
80 Percent of Zayandeh Rud Dam in Isfahan is Empty
The Zayandeh Rud Dam in Isfahan is currently 80% empty, with significant implications for water supply in the region. Official Mehrzad Ehsani warns of a…
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…
Letter from Over 16,000 Civil Activists for the Release of Omid Kokabi
Over 16,000 activists have signed a letter calling for the release of Omid Kokabi, a physicist in Iran suffering from kidney cancer. The letter was…
Venezuelan Government Employees to Work Two Days a Week
The Venezuelan government has mandated that public sector employees work only two days a week to conserve energy amid severe electricity shortages and a worsening…
Second Round of Parliamentary Elections; Verbal Tensions Between Conservatives and Reformists
As the second round of parliamentary elections approaches, tensions between conservatives and reformists are escalating, particularly regarding the reformist 'Hope List.' Former President Khatami has…
It Was Their Day; Trump and Clinton
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump emerged victorious in the latest primary elections, with Clinton's wins solidifying her lead over Bernie Sanders. Trump's victory, while significant,…
Clinton and Trump Lead in Eastern States Primary Elections
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have emerged as frontrunners in the recent primary elections across five Eastern states in the U.S. Trump has secured all…
Eat Pickles to Reduce Anxiety
Researchers at William & Mary University found that fermented foods like pickles can help reduce anxiety among students. The study suggests that probiotics in these…
International Aid for Chernobyl Radiation Control
International organizations have pledged 87.5 million euros to help secure the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, which remains a hazard 30 years after its catastrophic explosion.…
US State Department Warns About 2017 Green Card Lottery
The US State Department has issued a warning regarding the 2017 Green Card lottery, clarifying that they do not send notifications via email or text…
The Dreams of Ayatollah
Ayatollah Khamenei discussed the stages of achieving Islamic civilization during a meeting, outlining five stages with the current focus on forming an Islamic government. Analysts…
Ahura Mazda in the TV Series 'Game of Thrones'
The sixth season of 'Game of Thrones' features the character Azor Ahai, who embodies traits of Ahura Mazda from Zoroastrianism. This character is expected to…
Canada Condemns the Murder of Its Citizen by Abu Sayyaf Group
Justin Trudeau condemned the murder of Canadian citizen John Ridsdel by the Abu Sayyaf group in the Philippines, following his kidnapping in 2015. The Philippine…
Facebook is Concerned
Facebook is experiencing a significant decline in personal content sharing, with over a 20% drop in user-generated posts, photos, and videos. This trend raises concerns…
Genetic Mutation Shields Some Convicts from Paralysis or Death
Researchers have discovered a genetic mutation that protects certain individuals from debilitating diseases, potentially leading to new treatments for conditions like cystic fibrosis. The study…
Majority of Senate Requests Obama to Increase Military Aid to Israel
A bipartisan majority of U.S. Senators has urged President Obama to increase military aid to Israel, currently set at $3 billion annually, amid rising defense…
Ashraf Ghani Warns Pakistan About 'Continued Hosting of Terrorists'
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has warned Pakistan against its support for the Taliban and other terrorist groups, calling for action against them and expressing the…
PKK Warns of Intensifying Attacks Across Turkey
Jamil Bayik of the PKK announced the group's readiness to intensify its attacks across Turkey in response to President Erdogan's military actions against them. This…
Nazak Afshar Case; Abdulkarim Lahiji's Perspective
Nazak Afshar, a former French embassy employee, has been released on bail after being sentenced to six years in prison. Her case has drawn attention…
Omid Kokabi and the 'Unacceptable' Accusations
Omid Kokabi, a postdoctoral student, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison on espionage charges, which his lawyer and supporters claim are unfounded. He…
Parliament's Involvement in the Case of Domestic Torture of Azam and Her Daughters in Mashhad
The Iranian parliament is addressing the case of Azam, a woman who was tortured for 21 days by her husband along with her two daughters…
Ejei: The Police's Unseen Patrols Are Correct, But Their Method Is Debatable
Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei, the spokesperson for Iran's judiciary, acknowledged the police's initiative to address visible crimes through unseen patrols but criticized their methods and the…
Facebook and Twitter 'Have Closed Some Major Hamas Accounts'
Facebook and Twitter have closed several major accounts associated with Hamas, including that of its military wing's spokesperson. This action has been attributed to Israeli…
From the Past; An Interview with Ebrahim Golestan and Related Matters
The article discusses an interview with Ebrahim Golestan, a prominent Iranian intellectual, highlighting his candidness and the challenges faced in accurately representing his thoughts in…
Bernie Sanders' Campaign is the Wealthiest in the U.S. Presidential Election
Bernie Sanders has outpaced Hillary Clinton in fundraising, making his campaign the wealthiest in the U.S. presidential election. Sanders raised over $182 million, while Clinton…
Here You Go, Sit or Lie Down? A Look at the Rhetoric of a Leader
The article examines the increasingly derogatory and insulting language used by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iran, in his public statements. It questions…
Twitter Storm: 'Free Omid' Campaign
Omid Kokabi, a physicist imprisoned for refusing to cooperate with Iran's military nuclear program, underwent surgery for kidney cancer, prompting a social media campaign for…
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…
Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the Role of Shia Factions in Iraq's Political Crisis
Moqtada al-Sadr has called for protests in Baghdad to pressure parliament for the approval of a new cabinet led by Haider al-Abadi. The political landscape…
The Relationship Between Religion and Gender: Are Women More Religious Than Men?
A recent study reveals that women globally are more religious than men, though this relationship varies by region and religion. The findings highlight the complexity…
Omid Kokabi's Right Kidney Removed
Omid Kokabi, a physicist imprisoned in Iran, has had his right kidney removed due to cancer. He was arrested in 2010 after rejecting a military…
Trial of Narges Mohammadi in 'Closed Court'
Narges Mohammadi, a civil rights activist, is facing trial in a closed court despite her deteriorating health and partial completion of her sentence. Amnesty International…
First U.S. Airstrike Against ISIS Using B-52 Bombers
The U.S. military has conducted its first airstrike against ISIS in Iraq using B-52 bombers, marking a significant escalation in military operations against the group.…
Image of African American Woman on $20 Bills
The U.S. Treasury will feature Harriet Tubman's image on the new twenty-dollar bill, replacing Andrew Jackson, a known slave owner. This change coincides with the…
A Conservative Website Reports the Arrest of a Host from a Persian Language Network in Tehran
Sabri Hassanpour, a spokesperson for a Persian language network and critic of the Iranian government, has reportedly been arrested in Tehran while visiting family. There…
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…
The History of Political Parties in America; From the First Impeachment to Franklin Roosevelt
The article discusses the evolution of political parties in the United States from Lincoln's assassination to Roosevelt's presidency, highlighting key events such as the Civil…
Abbas Ghaderi's 'Qasam' Released Without Permit in Tehran
Abbas Ghaderi's latest album 'Qasam' has been released and distributed in Tehran without the necessary permits from the Ministry of Culture. His son, Shahram Ghaderi,…
The Octopus That Escaped from the Aquarium
Inky, an octopus from the National Aquarium of New Zealand, successfully escaped to Hawke Bay after navigating through a waterway. This incident highlights the intelligence…
Cancellation of Minoo Khalighi's Votes; Ministry of Interior: Not All Issues Should Be Politicized
The Iranian Ministry of Interior is facing backlash over the cancellation of Minoo Khalighi's election votes, with calls for a calm resolution rather than politicization.…
Iran's Minister of Intelligence: A Plot to Explode in a Crowded Area of the Country Was Foiled
Iran's Minister of Intelligence, Mahmoud Alavi, announced the foiling of a terrorist plot aimed at causing an explosion in a crowded area. This incident highlights…
Trump and Clinton Win in New York's Primary Elections
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton emerged victorious in New York's primary elections, solidifying their leads in their respective parties. Trump's win brings him closer to…
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…
Extremist Jew Convicted for Killing a Girl at Gay Parade
An extremist Jew was convicted for murdering a 16-year-old girl during a gay pride parade in Jerusalem, raising serious concerns about police negligence. The court…
The Adventures of Steve Jobs in the Soviet Union
In 1985, Steve Jobs visited the Soviet Union, where he met with Apple representatives and discussed plans for a computer factory, which raised concerns about…
Emerging Phenomenon of Licensed Women's Discotheques in Iran
A new trend of licensed women's discotheques has emerged in major Iranian cities, particularly in Tehran, where women gather for social events. Organizers are using…
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…
Police Disperses Gathering to Commemorate Setayesh Ghoreishi
The Iranian police dispersed a gathering intended to commemorate Setayesh Ghoreishi, a six-year-old Afghan girl murdered by a neighbor. Participants attempted to light candles in…
Death of Iran's 'Smartest' Rescue Dog
Doman, a renowned rescue dog from the Red Crescent in Iran, passed away due to cancer after saving 50 lives in various operations. His training…
Mir Hossein Mousavi Transferred to Hospital for Several Hours
Mir Hossein Mousavi was taken to a hospital for cardiac tests, with his condition reported as stable. His wife, Zahra Rahnavard, was with him, and…
Withdrawal from the National Development Fund and the Dispute Surrounding It
Ahmad Tavakoli has raised concerns about a $2.5 billion withdrawal from the National Development Fund, claiming it occurred before Rouhani's presidency. Eshaq Jahangiri refuted these…
Minister of Intelligence Reports Arrest of a 'Terrorist' in Western Iran
Iran's Minister of Intelligence announced the arrest of a terrorist in western Iran who planned an explosive attack, highlighting ongoing security concerns in the region.…
A Killer in Iran Saved from Execution for the Second Time
Nader, a prisoner in Iran, was spared execution for the second time after killing Mohsen in a prison altercation over a financial dispute. His forgiveness…
Rouhani in Ankara: We Have No Disagreements with Turkey on Principles
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani stated that there are no fundamental disagreements between Iran and Turkey during a press conference in Ankara. Both leaders emphasized cooperation…
Iranian Elite Physicist Diagnosed with Kidney Cancer in Prison
Omid Kokabi, an Iranian physicist imprisoned since 2011, has been diagnosed with kidney cancer while in Evin Prison. His lawyer has called for immediate surgery,…
Second Strong Earthquake Strikes Southern Japan; Tsunami Warning Issued
A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck southern Japan, following a weaker quake that killed 9 people the previous day. The region is experiencing significant aftershocks…
300% Increase in Migration of Nurses in Farvardin
The migration of Iranian nurses has surged by 300% in April 2016 compared to the previous year, with 30 nurses seeking to leave the country…
The Battle of Life and Death for Democrats in the 'Empire State'
In a heated debate in Brooklyn, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton fiercely criticized each other ahead of the New York primary on April 19. The…
Persepolis Climbs to Top of Premier League Table with Victory over Esteghlal
Persepolis defeated Esteghlal 4-2, securing the top position in the Iranian Premier League. Mehdi Taremi starred with two goals and a penalty miss, while Esteghlal's…
The Duel of 'Ahmad's Son' with Power
Mehdi Karroubi's recent letter to Hassan Rouhani has reignited discussions about the Green Movement in Iran, as he calls for his own trial and criticizes…
Merkel's Agreement to Prosecute German Comedian at Erdogan's Request
Angela Merkel has agreed to Erdogan's request to prosecute German comedian Jan Böhmermann for a satirical poem mocking him. This decision has sparked controversy and…
The Gorilla Who Danced Ballet for His Birthday
A three-year-old gorilla named Loop has gained viral fame for performing a ballet dance to celebrate his birthday at a zoo in Australia. The video…
Meeting Between the Governor of the Central Bank of Iran and the U.S. Treasury Secretary
U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew met with Iranian Central Bank Governor Valiollah Seif, affirming that the U.S. will uphold its commitments under the nuclear deal…
UN: Iran Should Halt Executions of Drug Traffickers Until Parliament Decides
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has called on Iran to stop executing drug traffickers until the parliament decides on related laws, citing the…
Match 82; A Look at the Statistics and Figures of the Great Encounter
The article discusses the historical statistics of the Tehran derby between Esteghlal and Persepolis, highlighting their past encounters, notable players, and current standings. As both…
Escalation of Political Crisis in Iraq with Representatives' Move to Dismiss Parliament Speaker
Iraqi parliament members voted to dismiss Speaker Salim al-Jabouri amid a political crisis over the introduction of a new cabinet by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.…
Discovery of a Caravaggio Artwork Worth $137 Million in an Attic
French experts have confirmed that a painting discovered in an attic in southern France is likely a work by Caravaggio, valued at approximately $137 million.…
Director General of Veterinary Medicine in Lorestan: 'Stoning' of the Persian Gazelle is 'a lie'
The Director General of Veterinary Medicine in Lorestan denied reports of an Iranian yellow deer being stoned, attributing its death to stress caused by crowding…
Release of US State Department Human Rights Report; Kerry: We Oppose All Forms of Torture
John Kerry reaffirmed the US stance against torture during the release of the State Department's annual human rights report, which criticized Iran and other nations…
Uncertain Fate of the Subsidy Law
The Iranian parliament has approved a resolution to reduce the number of subsidy recipients, targeting the wealthiest income deciles. Economists and officials express concerns about…
Sisi's Speech on Egypt's Island Transfer to Saudi Arabia Sparks Controversy
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Sisi's recent speech aimed to address controversies over the transfer of two islands to Saudi Arabia but ended up igniting debates…
98% Similarity Between Human and Gorilla Genomes
Scientists have unveiled an updated gorilla genome that reveals a 98.4% similarity to human DNA, filling gaps from previous research. This study could enhance understanding…
US Representatives Renew Request to Travel to Iran in Letter to Zarif
Three Republican US Congress members have reiterated their request for visas to travel to Iran, expressing frustration over the lack of response from Iranian officials.…
Paul Ryan: I Will Not Run for President of the United States
Paul Ryan has publicly declared that he will not run for the Republican presidential nomination, emphasizing his desire to maintain party unity amid ongoing disputes…
See a Doctor if You Notice These 9 Signs
The article outlines nine health warning signs that should prompt individuals, especially women, to seek medical advice. These include unusual vaginal bleeding, sudden weight loss,…
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…
The History of Political Parties in America; From the Beginning to the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
The article outlines the history of political parties in the United States, focusing on the origins and evolution of the Federalist and Democratic-Republican parties, leading…
Ministry of Culture Pursues Removal of 'For Sunni' Phrase from Non-Dogmatic Books
The Iranian Ministry of Culture is addressing the request from Kurdish publishers to remove the phrase 'For Sunni' from their books, replacing it with 'Based…
Venezuelan President: Women Should Not Use Hair Dryers
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has urged women to stop using hair dryers to conserve energy amid a severe electricity crisis. This measure is part of…
The Poet of 'Sultan of Hearts' in Hospital Due to Illness
Mohammad Ali Shirazi, a renowned Iranian poet and songwriter, is hospitalized due to lung and gastrointestinal illnesses. His contributions to Iranian music include many popular…
Golshifteh Farahani's 'Altamira' Hits Theaters in Spain
Golshifteh Farahani stars in the historical drama 'Altamira', which premiered in Spain on April 1st. The film, directed by Hugh Hudson, tells the story of…
Netanyahu: Palestinian Attacks Have Decreased Significantly
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu claims that violence from Palestinians has significantly decreased due to effective security measures, but warns that the situation remains volatile. He…
Tehran's Independence Draw Leads to Khuzestan's Independence Top Position
Tehran's Independence drew with Sepahan, allowing Khuzestan's Independence to maintain its top position in the Iranian Premier League. The match highlighted ongoing issues within Sepahan…
Why Did Karroubi Write a Letter to Rouhani?
Mehdi Karroubi, a key figure in the 2009 election protests, wrote a letter to President Rouhani demanding a public trial to challenge the legitimacy 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…
Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders Achieve New Victories
Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders have both secured victories in their respective party primaries, with Cruz winning in Colorado and Sanders in Wyoming. These wins…
Continued Harsh Criticism from Bernie Sanders Towards Israel
Bernie Sanders has intensified his criticism of Israel, stating that American public opinion is shifting against the country. His remarks come as he prepares for…
Soraya Hekmat, Actress of Cinema and Television, Passes Away
Soraya Hekmat, a well-known Iranian actress, passed away at the age of 62 after suffering from severe financial difficulties and health issues. Her death highlights…
Kerry's Visit to Baghdad; US to Provide Additional $155 Million Aid to Iraq
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry visited Baghdad to support Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's political efforts and announced an additional $155 million in aid to…
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…
Golden State on the Verge of Breaking NBA Historical Record
Golden State defeated San Antonio 112-101, moving closer to breaking the NBA record for most wins in a season. They currently have 70 wins and…
Two-Week Deadline for Thousands of Stranded Migrants in Piraeus Port
Greece has issued a two-week ultimatum to thousands of migrants in Piraeus, urging them to move to government camps or face expulsion. This move aligns…
Tesla 3: A Revolution in the Automotive Industry
Tesla is set to revolutionize the automotive industry with the launch of the Model 3, priced at $35,000, making electric vehicles more accessible to middle-class…
Russia: Annual Revenue of the 'Islamic State' from Antiquities Smuggling Up to $200 Million
Russia's UN representative claims the 'Islamic State' earns $150-$200 million annually from antiquities smuggling, controlling significant cultural artifacts in Syria and Iraq. The letter accuses…
Murder of Anti-Religion and Anti-Islam Student with a Machete in Bangladesh
Nazimuddin Samad, a 26-year-old student known for his anti-religious views, was murdered in Dhaka, Bangladesh, by unidentified assailants. His death marks the sixth killing of…
After Wisconsin, the Breath of Democrats is Held in New York!
The primary elections in Wisconsin have significant implications for both the Democratic and Republican parties, with Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz emerging as winners. As…
Cruz and Sanders Surpass Leading Candidates in Wisconsin
In Wisconsin, Ted Cruz defeated Donald Trump in the Republican primaries, while Bernie Sanders won against Hillary Clinton in the Democratic primaries. Cruz gained 33…
Iran Registered in the List of Countries Without Animal Circuses
Iran has officially joined the list of countries that do not allow animal circuses, thanks to the efforts of a working group and support from…
Queiroz: National Team's Enemies Should Read the Tale of Molla Nasreddin and Roof Repair
Carlos Queiroz, the coach of Iran's national football team, expressed frustration over broken promises and lack of support from the Football Federation, stating that he…
Amnesty International Calls for Immediate Release of Narges Mohammadi
Amnesty International has called for the immediate release of Narges Mohammadi, a prominent Iranian human rights activist facing trial on charges related to national security.…
Ahmad Ronaghi Maleki: Hossein's Condition in Prison is Critical
Hossein Ronaghi Maleki, a political activist imprisoned in Iran, is reported to be in critical condition due to health issues, including kidney failure. His father,…
Teacher Dies in Khash While Rescuing Students
A teacher named Hamidreza Gangoozehi died while rescuing students from a collapsing wall in Khash, Sistan and Baluchestan. Another teacher was injured in the incident,…
Air France's Female Flight Attendants Exempted from Iran Flights
Air France has allowed female flight attendants to opt out of flights to Iran to avoid wearing a headscarf. This decision comes after concerns from…
Greece Begins Process of Returning Refugees to Turkey
Greece has begun returning refugees to Turkey, starting with a group of 131 individuals. This process is part of an EU-Turkey agreement, which has raised…
The Expansion of the Phenomenon of 'False Witnesses' in Iranian Courts
The article discusses the rise of 'false witnesses' in Iranian courts, complicating legal proceedings and raising concerns about the integrity of the judicial system. Legal…
The Sexual Adventures of Homo Sapiens with Extinct Species
Recent scientific research reveals that Homo sapiens had sexual relationships with at least three other extinct human species over the past 100,000 years, a fact…
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…
Air France Flight Attendants Protest Mandatory Hijab in Iran
Female flight attendants from Air France are protesting a new requirement to wear hijab when entering Iran. The directive comes as Air France prepares to…
Numerous American Parties and Their Candidates; Three Myths About American Elections
The article discusses three prevalent myths about American elections among Persian speakers: the notion of power alternating every eight years between Democrats and Republicans, the…
Netanyahu: Israel is an ally of Arab countries against Iran and ISIS
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declared that many Arab nations now see Israel as an ally against Iran and ISIS, marking a significant shift in regional…
Iran's Embassy Responds to Pakistan Following 'Confessions of Former Indian Officer'
The Iranian Embassy in Pakistan has responded to media reports about an Indian spy's arrest, warning that such reports could harm bilateral relations. Islamabad has…
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,…