November 2017
The Incident of the Head Coach and Women's Kabaddi Matches in Golestan
The male head coach of the Thai women's kabaddi team was photographed wearing a hijab during the Asian Kabaddi Championship in Iran, leading to widespread…
Head of Syrian High Negotiations Committee Resigns
Riyad Hijab, head of the Syrian High Negotiations Committee, resigned amid ongoing negotiations among opposition groups in Saudi Arabia. His resignation raises questions about the…
Women and Earthquakes
The article discusses the experiences of women in the aftermath of an earthquake in Iran, highlighting their unique struggles and needs compared to men. It…
Saad Hariri: I Remain in Saudi Arabia for Consultation
Saad Hariri, the resigned Lebanese Prime Minister, remains in Saudi Arabia for consultations regarding Lebanon's future and its relations with Arab states. His resignation has…
Sheikh Ali Salman to be Tried for 'Espionage' for Qatar
Sheikh Ali Salman, a prominent Shia opposition leader in Bahrain, is facing trial for alleged espionage for Qatar, amidst ongoing tensions between Bahrain and Qatar.…
Papua: We Will Use Force If Necessary to Evacuate Manus Camp
Papua New Guinea officials have begun evacuating the Manus refugee camp, threatening to use force against the 600 migrants if they do not leave voluntarily.…
Islamic Sciences Professor Takes Leave from Oxford University After Being Accused of 'Rape'
Tariq Ramadan, a prominent Islamic scholar at Oxford University, has taken a leave of absence following allegations of rape and sexual harassment from two women.…
Change of Two Key Ministers and Widespread Arrests in Saudi Arabia
King Salman of Saudi Arabia has made significant changes in leadership, including the arrest of 11 princes and several ministers, as part of efforts to…
11-Minute Disruption in the Twitter Account of the U.S. President
Donald Trump's Twitter account was deactivated for 11 minutes due to human error by an employee on their last day at work. Trump emphasized the…
The 'Curse' and 'Magic' in Iranian Football Make Headlines Again
The use of urine to dispel curses in a football match in Iran has sparked controversy, with officials from Gol Gohar Sirjan claiming it was…