February 2018
From Islamization of Sciences to Najafi's Clay Play
The article discusses Ahmad Najafi's symbolic act of sealing a door with clay, the controversies surrounding a major football match, and Rasoul Khadem's resignation from…
Increase in Prison Population Due to Judges' Preference for Imprisonment and Temporary Detention
A parliamentary member reported a 4.5% increase in Iran's prison population and temporary detentions, attributing it to judges' preference for imprisonment despite directives aimed at…
USA: Any Negotiation with Pyongyang Must Lead to North Korea's Denuclearization
The U.S. has stated that any negotiations with North Korea must lead to its denuclearization, following North Korea's expressed willingness to engage in talks. This…
A Palestinian Fisherman Killed by Israeli Naval Fire on the Gaza Coast
A Palestinian fisherman was killed by Israeli naval fire while fishing off the Gaza coast, which the Israeli army justified as a violation of fishing…
Jamaledin Khajani Transferred Back to Prison After Heart Surgery
Jamaledin Khajani, a Baha'i leader in Iran, was transferred back to Evin Prison after undergoing heart surgery. At nearly 85 years old, his health has…
Explosion Near U.S. Embassy in Montenegro
A small explosion occurred outside the U.S. Embassy in Podgorica, Montenegro, when a man threw an explosive device and then detonated himself. The U.S. Embassy…
Establishment of the First Call on 5G Internet
The first successful call on 5G internet was conducted by Verizon, Nokia, and Qualcomm, marking a significant milestone in telecommunications. This technology promises to revolutionize…
US Court of Appeals Rules Against Trump's Travel Ban
The US Court of Appeals ruled against Donald Trump's travel ban, declaring it unconstitutional due to its discriminatory nature against Muslims. This ruling upholds a…
The Dangers of Old Plastic Toys for Children
A UK study reveals that children playing with old plastic toys may be exposed to harmful chemicals like lead and cadmium, which can affect their…
Senate Funding Vote Fails; U.S. Government Temporarily Shut Down
The U.S. Senate failed to vote on a budget, leading to a temporary government shutdown. Senate leaders are hopeful for a quick resolution, but significant…
North Korea's Military Parade Ahead of Seoul Olympics
North Korea held a military parade to commemorate the 70th anniversary of its military formation, coinciding with the upcoming Winter Olympics in South Korea. The…
Oil Pollution from Sunken Iranian Ship Likely Reached Japan's Shores
An oil slick believed to be leaking from the sunken Iranian tanker Sanchi has reached Japan's southern shores, prompting investigations by Japanese officials. The Sanchi…