January 2018
Netanyahu's Protest Against Polish Parliament's Legislation: Israel Will Not Tolerate Historical Revisionism
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned a new Polish law that criminalizes accusations of Poland's involvement in the Holocaust, asserting that Israel will not tolerate historical…
Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Announces His Expected Release in the Coming Days
Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, a prominent Saudi billionaire, announced his expected release from detention amid an anti-corruption crackdown. He maintains his innocence and hopes to…
Madrid's Efforts to Prevent Puigdemont's Re-election as Leader of Catalonia
The Spanish government is attempting to block Carlos Puigdemont from returning as the leader of Catalonia, citing his illegal actions in the past. Puigdemont, currently…
Naomi Parker, Inspiration for the Most Famous Feminist Poster, Passes Away at 96
Naomi Parker Friley, who inspired the iconic 'We Can Do It!' poster representing female empowerment during WWII, has died at 96. Her legacy as 'Rosie…
Arrest of Former Egyptian General Who Was a Presidential Candidate
Sami Hafez Anan, a former Egyptian military chief and potential presidential candidate, was arrested by security forces on orders from President el-Sisi, who is preparing…
Reduction of U.S. Aid to the United Nations Agency for Palestinian Affairs
The U.S. is withholding $65 million in aid to the UN agency for Palestinians while providing $60 million to prevent budget shortages in essential services.…
Donald Trump Cancels His Upcoming Trip to London
Donald Trump has canceled his upcoming trip to London, citing criticism of the new US embassy's location and cost. The British government linked the cancellation…
U.S. House of Representatives Approves Extension of Internet Surveillance Law
The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a bill extending the NSA's authority to surveil internet communications without warrants for another six years. This decision…
North Korea Agrees to Resume Official Talks with South Korea
North Korea has agreed to resume official talks with South Korea after a two-year hiatus, coinciding with the postponement of joint military exercises with the…
Shinzo Abe: The Security Threat Against Japan is Unprecedented Since World War II
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe warns that the security threat from North Korea is at its worst since World War II, emphasizing the need for…
The Newspaper 'Jameh Farda' Ceases Publication Due to Financial Problems
The reformist newspaper 'Jameh Farda' has ceased publication due to financial difficulties, marking its last issue as number 52. The owner expressed hope for future…
Support from Bernie Sanders, Clinton, and Graham for Protesters in Iran
U.S. political figures, including Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, and Lindsey Graham, have expressed support for the ongoing protests in Iran, emphasizing the citizens' right to…