Author: Mehrdad Behdad

Iran’s missiles were intended to “kill personnel” in Iraq, said the Pentagon
January 9, 2020 No Responses

Iran’s missiles were intended to “kill personnel” in Iraq, said the Pentagon

Pentagon officials believe that the more than a dozen missiles launched at two bases in Iraq housing U.S. forces Tuesday night were designed to kill Americans, but the Iranian efforts were thwarted by the military’s Early Warning Systems, Defense Secretary...
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Trump slams Macron for the ‘non-answer’ on ISIS fighters, in a tense meeting overseas
December 3, 2019 No Responses

Trump slams Macron for the ‘non-answer’ on ISIS fighters, in a tense meeting overseas

President Trump on Tuesday tangled with French President Emmanuel Macron in a tense exchange in front of reporters in London, where Trump asked Macron if he’d like to take back “some nice ISIS fighters” and then dinged him for his...
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Bolivia election: Protests sparked by as Evo Morales reelected
October 25, 2019 No Responses

Bolivia election: Protests sparked by as Evo Morales reelected

Bolivian President Evo Morales has been declared the winner of Sunday’s election, despite disputed results that have sparked riots and claims of fraud. Officials said Mr Morales had won 47.1% of the vote and beaten his closest rival by more...
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Jazeera Airways About to Launch The First UK Connection in Half a Century
August 5, 2019 No Responses

Jazeera Airways About to Launch The First UK Connection in Half a Century

A new Jazeera Airways connection will be launched between UK and Kuwait using an Airbus A320 Jazeera Airways will start flying to Kuwait from London Gatwick on October 27th using a new A320neo aircraft – this being the first new...
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China Banned All Meat Coming From Canada
June 26, 2019 No Responses

China Banned All Meat Coming From Canada

Canada allegedly forged customs certificates for meat they exported to China The Chinese government has recently announced the suspension of imports of meat products from Canada due to forged customs documents, this being a new sign of deteriorating relations ...
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Traces of Drugs Found on 1000-Year-Old South American Ritual Kit
May 9, 2019 No Responses

Traces of Drugs Found on 1000-Year-Old South American Ritual Kit

The find in Bolivia reveals extensive knowledge of botany and existence of trade or travel across large distances The ritual container recently discovered in Bolivia is 1000-year-old and it’s made of three fox snouts that contain traces of five psychoactive....
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London Implements a 24-Hour Air Pollution Charge Zone
April 18, 2019 No Responses

London Implements a 24-Hour Air Pollution Charge Zone

A 24-hour, seven day a week Ultra Low Emission Zone has been implemented in central London last week, therefore any vehicles entering the zone and not meeting the emissions standards will face a charge Those affected by the new charge...
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