January 2016
Ministry of Interior: 15 Million Judicial Cases Opened Last Year
Morteza Mirbagheri, Iran's Deputy Minister of Interior, revealed that 15 million judicial cases were opened last year, indicating a failure in societal dialogue and resolution.…
Fugitive Iranian Suspect from Orange County Jail Arrested
Hussein Neri, an Iranian-American fugitive, along with two other suspects, has been arrested after escaping from Orange County state prison. An Iranian-American woman, Nourafarin Ravaghi,…
Air Pollution Increases Mortality Risk in Iran
Air pollution in Iran is significantly increasing premature mortality rates, particularly affecting patients with cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. Officials are raising alarms about the health…
Cause of Mashhad Air Accident Announced: 'Accumulation of Snow on the Runway'
A Zagros Airlines Boeing aircraft veered off the runway at Mashhad airport due to snow accumulation, resulting in minor injuries to some passengers. This incident…
Sweden to Deport Up to 80,000 Refugees
Sweden plans to deport up to 80,000 refugees who arrived in 2015, following a significant influx. The Swedish government is facing challenges as many refugees…
Ministry of Culture Official: People Do Not Trust Official Media
An Iranian Ministry of Culture official stated that people do not trust official media, labeling state media as the greatest social harm. He highlighted the…
Rafsanjani's Defense of People's Rights: What Motivates It?
Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani has publicly called for free elections and freedom of expression, opposing repression and criticizing hardliners. His statements position him as a political…
Saeed Abedini: I Was Tortured in Prison
Saeed Abedini, an Iranian-American pastor, claims he was tortured in Evin Prison for refusing to sign false confessions. He was recently released as part of…
The Most Expensive Potato in Art History
Irish photographer Kevin Abash sold a photograph of a potato for approximately one million dollars, marking a significant sale in the art world. The photograph,…
Brands and Smuggling: The Cause of the Crisis in Iran's Apparel Industry
Iran's apparel industry is in crisis due to increased smuggling and competition from international brands following the lifting of sanctions. The industry is struggling to…
U.S. Army Pursues Brain-Computer Interface Technology
The U.S. Army is developing a brain-computer interface technology through a new program aimed at directly connecting the human nervous system to computers. This initiative…
5.4 Magnitude Earthquake in Doubarji Caused No Damage
A 5.4 magnitude earthquake struck Doubarji in Fars province early Saturday, but authorities reported no damage or casualties. The earthquake's epicenter was located near the…
80 Percent of Iranians Cannot Afford Private Hospitals
A recent report reveals that over 80% of Iranians cannot afford private healthcare, with only a small percentage able to access it through supplementary insurance.…
Hollande: Iran's Return to the International Stage is Now Possible
François Hollande states that Iran's reintegration into international relations is now feasible after sanctions were lifted. This follows Iran's compliance with nuclear commitments, and President…
Iranian Ambassador Meets with Tajik Foreign Minister
The Iranian ambassador to Tajikistan met with the Tajik foreign minister to discuss cooperation against extremism following Tajikistan's protest over the visit of an opposition…
126 Hostages from Hotel Attack in Burkina Faso Released
A security operation in Burkina Faso led to the release of 126 hostages from the 'Splendid' hotel after an attack by Islamist militants. The attack…
Cost and Benefit of Iran in Syria
The article discusses the recent deaths of five Iranian military personnel in Syria, highlighting the ongoing costs of Iran's involvement in the conflict. While Iranian…
A Jewish Synagogue in Tehran Collapses Due to Age and Excavation
A synagogue in Tehran collapsed due to age and improper renovations while 16 worshippers were inside, but no injuries were reported. The incident highlights concerns…
Indonesian President: Jakarta Attacks Were Terrorist
On January 24, Jakarta experienced multiple explosions and gunfire, leading to at least four deaths, including a police officer. Indonesian President Joko Widodo condemned the…
Suspension of 128 Kbps Internet Service and Increase in Internet Costs in Tehran
The Telecommunications Company of Tehran has halted the sale of 128 Kbps internet services and increased prices for higher-speed internet. This change comes amid financial…
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Explosions in Iraq
ISIS has claimed responsibility for multiple explosions in Iraq that resulted in at least 45 deaths and numerous injuries. The attacks occurred as the Iraqi…
Another Footballer Summoned to the Culture and Media Prosecutor's Office
A former footballer from Iran's national team and Persepolis has been summoned to provide explanations to the Culture and Media Prosecutor's Office. This follows the…
Iraq: ISIS Spokesman Injured
The Iraqi army reports that Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, the spokesman for ISIS, has been injured in an airstrike in Anbar province. This incident is significant…
Guardian Council: The eligibility of absent candidates in the Assembly of Experts exam may be confirmed
The Guardian Council has indicated that candidates who did not participate in the Assembly of Experts exam may still have their qualifications confirmed. This comes…
Fire in Assaluyeh Claims Lives of Three Workers
A fire in Assaluyeh's sewage system killed three workers and injured another. This incident highlights ongoing safety issues in Iran's labor sector, particularly affecting construction…
Over 65% of Female Graduates Are Unemployed
A recent report reveals that over 65% of female university graduates in Iran are unemployed, highlighting a significant gender disparity in employment opportunities. The report…
A 6.7 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Northeastern India
A 6.7 magnitude earthquake hit northeastern India, causing at least five confirmed deaths and injuries to dozens. The quake prompted widespread panic, with many residents…
The Death of Tehran's Trees Due to the Implementation of the 'Tower-Garden' Resolution
Tehran's trees and gardens are facing severe destruction due to the 'Tower-Garden' resolution passed in 2003, which allowed significant construction in these areas. City council…
How the Creator of 'Monopoly' Fell into Monopoly
The article discusses the history of the board game Monopoly, highlighting that while it is commonly attributed to Charles Darrow, it was actually invented by…
Mohammad Ali Inanlou, Naturalist and Documentary Filmmaker, Passes Away
Mohammad Ali Inanlou, a well-known Iranian naturalist and documentary filmmaker, died of cardiac arrest at the age of 68 after suffering from a brain injury.…
Why Do We Dream?
The article explores the mystery of why humans dream, tracing theories from ancient philosophy to modern psychology. Despite significant discoveries about sleep, including REM sleep,…