December 2014
Saudi Arabia Sets New Record in Executions by Beheading in 2014
Saudi Arabia executed a Pakistani man for drug trafficking, marking a record 83 beheadings in 2014. This reflects the country's ongoing use of capital punishment,…
At Least Six Bodies of AirAsia Flight Victims Recovered from the Water
Rescue teams have recovered at least six bodies from the AirAsia flight that crashed while en route from Indonesia to Singapore. The aircraft lost contact…
Bodies of Passengers from Missing AirAsia Plane Found
The search for the missing AirAsia plane has led to the discovery of numerous bodies and aircraft debris in the Java Sea, suggesting a tragic…
Judiciary Deputy Chief States Iran Ranks Among Top Ten Countries in Prison Population, Sees Exponential Growth in Legal Cases
The Iranian Judiciary's Strategic Deputy highlighted that Iran has one of the highest prison populations globally and noted a significant increase in legal cases. This…
Arson Attack on Mosque in Sweden Leaves Five Injured
An intentional fire at a mosque in Skellefteå, Sweden, injured five people and is being investigated as arson. The incident reflects the rising anti-immigrant sentiment…
Pakistan to Prosecute Terrorism Suspects in Military Courts
Following a deadly attack on a school in Peshawar, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif announced that suspects of terrorism will be tried in military courts in…
Police Shooting of Armed Black Man in Missouri Sparks Protests
A police shooting of an armed Black man in Missouri has sparked protests reminiscent of previous unrest following the killing of Michael Brown. The incident…
Amir Hekmati Temporarily Ends Hunger Strike
Amir Hekmati, a former U.S. Marine imprisoned in Iran, has temporarily ended his hunger strike after prison officials agreed to review his case. He was…
Committee to Protect Journalists: At Least 60 Journalists Were Killed in 2014
The Committee to Protect Journalists reported that at least 60 journalists were killed globally in 2014, with a notable number being international journalists. The report…
Pregnancy Allowance for Fourth Child and Beyond
The Iranian Social Security Organization has announced the cancellation of restrictions on pregnancy allowances for families having fourth children and beyond, aligning with government policies…
A Garbage Truck Collides with Pedestrians in Central Glasgow
A garbage truck in Glasgow killed six and injured seven after veering onto a sidewalk. The police have ruled out terrorism, suggesting the driver may…
Obama: The Return of North Korea to the List of State Sponsors of Terrorism is Under Consideration
President Obama announced that the U.S. is considering re-listing North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism following a cyber attack on Sony Pictures. The…
Is 'Medication' the Solution to 'Opium'?
The article discusses the alarming rates of drug addiction in Iran, highlighting that two percent of the population and one percent of students are addicted.…
Bodies of Eight Children Found in a House in Australia
Eight children were found dead in a house in Cairns, Australia, alongside a severely injured woman believed to be their mother. The incident has shocked…
The U.S. Delays Publication of Historical Documents on the August 28 Coup
The U.S. has decided to delay the publication of historical documents related to the August 28 coup in Iran to avoid jeopardizing ongoing nuclear negotiations.…
Significant Events in US-Cuba Relations After the 1959 Revolution
The US and Cuba announced their readiness to normalize diplomatic relations after decades of hostility, marking a significant shift in their relationship. This decision comes…
ISIS Intensifies Attacks to Capture Samarra
ISIS has intensified its attacks to capture Samarra, a significant Shia holy city, leading to warnings from Ayatollah Sistani and calls for stronger military action…
Social Networks; From 'Highway of Free Information' to 'Virus-Contaminated Water'
Iranian officials are debating the freedom and restriction of social networks, with contrasting views from President Hassan Rouhani and conservative figures. This discussion highlights the…
Iranian News Agencies: Explosions Occurred in Karbala
Explosions have occurred in Karbala, Iraq, where millions of Shia pilgrims are gathered for the Arbaeen ceremony. While there are reports of injuries, no Iranian…
Dick Cheney: George Bush Was Aware of CIA Interrogation Details
Dick Cheney asserts that George W. Bush was aware of the CIA's torture methods on terrorism suspects, contradicting claims of ignorance. The Senate report reveals…
Overview of Human Rights Situation in Iran
On International Human Rights Day, the UN and human rights organizations accuse Iran of extensive human rights violations, which Iranian officials deny. This highlights ongoing…
Alert at U.S. Embassies Ahead of Senate Committee Report Release
The U.S. is bracing for potential security threats ahead of the release of a Senate report detailing harsh interrogation methods used by the CIA post-9/11.…
Iran Trade Development Organization: Labor Exports Halved
The Iranian government has announced a significant reduction in labor exports, with only $32 million dispatched this year compared to $75 million last year. Minister…
Arrest of 'Wife and Son' of ISIS Leader in Lebanon
Lebanese authorities have arrested the wife and son of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who are currently being interrogated. This arrest occurs amid ongoing negotiations…
No Significant Security Threat for Closing Canadian Embassy in Tehran
A recent CBC report reveals that the Canadian embassy in Tehran was not facing significant security threats when it was closed two years ago, contradicting…