March 2016
Iran's Minister of Energy: We Will Desalinate Persian Gulf Water and Transfer It to the Central Plateau
Iran's Minister of Energy announced a plan to desalinate water from the Persian Gulf and transfer it to 17 provinces in the central plateau, aiming…
Austrian Newspaper: Cancellation of Rouhani's Trip Due to Anti-Islamic Republic Protests
Hassan Rouhani's planned trip to Austria was canceled after the Austrian government refused to prevent an anti-Islamic Republic protest during his visit. This incident highlights…
Criticism of Workers' Conditions Involved in the Construction of Qatar's Stadiums
Amnesty International has reported serious human rights violations against workers in Qatar's stadium construction for the 2022 World Cup, including poor living conditions and confiscated…
Why Hassan Rouhani's Trip to Austria Was Canceled
Hassan Rouhani's trip to Austria was canceled due to security concerns, as stated by both the Iranian and Austrian presidencies. This cancellation raises questions about…
Farmers in Isfahan Protest Against 'Closure of Zayandeh Rud Water'
Farmers in Isfahan protested against the lack of water flow in the Zayandeh Rud river, demanding its reopening for spring planting. The protest highlights ongoing…
Ministry of Interior Unaware of Reasons for Annulment of Votes in Isfahan
The Iranian Deputy Minister of Interior, Hossein Ali Amiri, stated that the ministry has not been informed about the reasons for the annulment of votes…
Iran and Pakistan Relations: From Economic Cooperation to Security Considerations
Iran and Pakistan signed six cooperation agreements focusing on economic, diplomatic, and medical fields during President Rouhani's visit to Islamabad, marking the first official visit…
Australia: Parts Found in Mozambique Likely Belong to MH370
Parts believed to belong to the missing MH370 have been found in Mozambique, two years after its disappearance. Australian officials continue to investigate these findings,…
Isfahan Governor Calls for Explanation Regarding Invalidated Votes of Third Elected Member of Parliament
The governor of Isfahan announced that the Guardian Council has invalidated the votes of Mino Khaleghi, the third elected member of parliament from Isfahan. Khaleghi,…
New Findings from NASA's New Horizons Probe on Pluto and Its Moon Charon
NASA's New Horizons probe has revealed new insights about Pluto, indicating it has a complex and active geological structure. The findings challenge previous perceptions of…
Iranian Refugee: If I Had Known the Conditions, I Would Never Have Left Iran
Australian officials are facilitating the return of Iranian refugees who withdraw their asylum claims, yet many remain in camps unwilling to return. A controversial law…
Obama's Meeting with Critics of the Cuban Government on the Last Day of His Trip to Havana
Barack Obama is concluding his historic trip to Cuba by meeting with civil activists and critics of the Castro government, addressing criticisms of his engagement…
Barack Obama: A New Day in U.S.-Cuba Relations Has Begun
Barack Obama and Raul Castro met in Havana to discuss improving U.S.-Cuba relations, marking a significant diplomatic moment. Despite deep disagreements over human rights and…
Marashi: Rouhani Should Replace Managers with Bold and Responsible Ones
Hosseini Marashi, spokesperson for the Construction Workers Party, urges President Hassan Rouhani to replace some of his economic managers with more dynamic leaders to effectively…
Erdogan: Turkey Faces One of the Largest Waves of Terrorism in Its History
Turkish President Erdogan announced that Turkey is facing a significant wave of terrorism, particularly from ISIS and Kurdish rebels, following a recent suicide bombing in…
New Clues About the Burial Place of Queen Nefertiti
The Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities has announced new findings suggesting that Queen Nefertiti may be buried in a hidden chamber behind Tutankhamun's tomb. This discovery…
What's Up Cuba?; Obama Arrives in Havana
Barack Obama has made a historic visit to Cuba, the first by a U.S. President in nearly 90 years, signaling a potential thaw in relations…
Shajarian's 15-Year Illness Cited as Reason for Canceling Nowruz Concert in Armenia
Mohammad Reza Shajarian, a renowned Iranian singer, canceled his Nowruz concert in Armenia due to a long-term illness that has recently worsened. He hinted at…
Historic Visit of Barack Obama to Cuba
Barack Obama made a historic visit to Cuba, marking the first trip by a U.S. president since 1928, aimed at normalizing relations after decades of…
Iran's Ministry of Science to Address Thesis Buying and Selling
The Iranian Ministry of Science is taking steps to combat the buying and selling of academic theses, labeling it a serious violation. Deputy Minister Vahid…
Dozens Killed in Passenger Plane Crash in Russia
A FlyDubai Boeing 737 crashed in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, killing all 62 people on board. The cause is under investigation, with initial reports suggesting pilot error…
Substitute Teachers Receive Only One Month of Overdue Salaries
Substitute teachers in Iran have only received one month of overdue salaries out of six months owed, raising concerns about their financial situation. The Ministry…
The United States Accuses the Islamic State of Genocide Against Christians, Yazidis, and Shiites
The U.S. Secretary of State has accused ISIS of committing genocide against Christians, Yazidis, and Shiites in Iraq and Syria, following a congressional resolution labeling…
ISIS Has Lost 22% of Its Territory
ISIS has lost 22% of its territory in Iraq and Syria over the past 15 months due to ongoing military operations by the US-led coalition…
The Second Round of Parliamentary Elections to Be Held on May 10
The second round of Iran's parliamentary elections is set for May 10, 2016, following significant victories for reformists in the first round. The outcome is…
The Penguin Traveling to Brazil to See Mr. D'Souza
A Brazilian man named João Pereira D'Souza has formed a remarkable bond with a Magellanic penguin he rescued, named Jing Jing. Every spring, Jing Jing…
Chemical Attack by Islamic State Group Near Kirkuk
A chemical attack by the Islamic State near Kirkuk killed a child and injured hundreds. This incident follows the arrest of a key ISIS chemical…
Signs Indicating 'No Returns on Sold Goods' to Be Removed
Iran's Deputy Minister of Industry announced the removal of signs stating 'No returns on sold goods' from stores, mandating that all shops must provide after-sales…
Significant Progress in Talks to Return Refugees from Australia to Iran
Iran and Australia are making significant progress in negotiations to return Iranian refugees whose asylum requests have been denied. This issue is being discussed during…
Deputy of the Environmental Protection Organization: Over Two Million Weapons Are in the Hands of the Public
Farhad Dabiri, Deputy of the Environmental Protection Organization, revealed that over two million firearms are held by the public in Iran, with half being unauthorized.…
Security Official: Armed Clash with 'Terrorist' Group in Khuzestan
A security official announced that members of a terrorist group planning sabotage operations in Iran were killed in an armed clash in Khuzestan. This follows…
North Korean Leader Calls for Nuclear Readiness in the Country
Kim Jong-un has declared that North Korea's nuclear arsenal must be ready for use at any moment amid heightened international sanctions following recent nuclear tests.…
Possible Connection of Parts Found in Mozambique to Missing Malaysian Airplane
Parts of a Boeing 777, likely linked to the missing Malaysian flight MH370, have been discovered near Mozambique. The Malaysian Transport Minister confirmed the connection,…
Female Viagra 'Has No Significant Effect'
A study from Erasmus University in Rotterdam found that Addyi, marketed as female Viagra, has no significant effect on increasing women's sexual desire and should…
Rouhani's Deputy: Statistics on Underage Marriages are Concerning
Shahindokht Molaverdi has raised concerns over the rising statistics of underage marriages in Iran, particularly highlighting cases of girls under 10. The UN has previously…