April 2016
China Denies American Naval Group Entry to Hong Kong
China has denied an American naval group's entry to Hong Kong, citing the current geopolitical climate. The USS John C. Stennis-led group was previously allowed…
80 Percent of Zayandeh Rud Dam in Isfahan is Empty
The Zayandeh Rud Dam in Isfahan is currently 80% empty, with significant implications for water supply in the region. Official Mehrzad Ehsani warns of a…
Arrest of 15 in Turkey Following Suicide Bombing in Bursa
Fifteen individuals were arrested in Turkey following a suicide bombing in Bursa that injured 13 people but caused no fatalities. The bombing occurred shortly after…
International Aid for Chernobyl Radiation Control
International organizations have pledged 87.5 million euros to help secure the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, which remains a hazard 30 years after its catastrophic explosion.…
Russia is 'considering the possibility of purchasing' heavy water from Iran
Iran is negotiating with Russia for the sale of 40 tons of heavy water, while the U.S. has confirmed a purchase of 32 tons as…
U.S. Concern Over Reports of Russian Weapons Shipment to Syria
The U.S. has raised concerns about Russian military equipment being sent to Syria, potentially escalating the conflict as opposition negotiators plan to leave peace talks…
Abbas Ghaderi's 'Qasam' Released Without Permit in Tehran
Abbas Ghaderi's latest album 'Qasam' has been released and distributed in Tehran without the necessary permits from the Ministry of Culture. His son, Shahram Ghaderi,…
Discovery of a Planet in a Triple Star System
Scientists have discovered a gas giant planet, KELT-4Ab, in a triple star system 685 light-years away. This finding challenges previous beliefs about the formation and…
Cancellation of Minoo Khalighi's Votes; Ministry of Interior: Not All Issues Should Be Politicized
The Iranian Ministry of Interior is facing backlash over the cancellation of Minoo Khalighi's election votes, with calls for a calm resolution rather than politicization.…
Iran Faces 'Finding Ships' Challenge for Increasing Oil Exports
Iran is facing challenges in finding tankers for its increasing oil exports due to the condition of its fleet and ongoing international reluctance to engage…
Ministry of Interior Ready to Grant Licenses to Marriage Websites
The Iranian Ministry of Interior is prepared to grant licenses to marriage websites, indicating a shift in policy towards these platforms. This development comes amidst…
Emerging Phenomenon of Licensed Women's Discotheques in Iran
A new trend of licensed women's discotheques has emerged in major Iranian cities, particularly in Tehran, where women gather for social events. Organizers are using…
Danish Chargé d'Affaires Summoned Following 'Assault' on Iranian Embassy
The Iranian Foreign Ministry summoned the Danish Chargé d'Affaires after four Iranians allegedly assaulted the Iranian embassy in Copenhagen. The incident highlights ongoing tensions and…
Ministry of Culture Pursues Removal of 'For Sunni' Phrase from Non-Dogmatic Books
The Iranian Ministry of Culture is addressing the request from Kurdish publishers to remove the phrase 'For Sunni' from their books, replacing it with 'Based…
Iran Implicitly Denies Receiving S-300 System Equipment
The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson denied reports of receiving S-300 equipment, clarifying that his earlier comments were misinterpreted. Meanwhile, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister confirmed the…
Germany: The Number of Asylum Applications Reviewed Has Doubled in the Past Three Months
Germany has seen a significant increase in asylum applications, with 180,000 reviewed in the first quarter of 2023, more than double last year's figures. The…
12 Azerbaijani Soldiers Killed in Clashes with Armenian Forces
Twelve Azerbaijani soldiers were killed in recent clashes with Armenian forces in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, marking the most severe fighting since 1994. Both sides report…