September 2024
The Far-Right Freedom Party Likely to Win in Austria's General Elections
The far-right Freedom Party in Austria is poised to win the upcoming general elections, with immigration as a central campaign issue. Herbert Kickl, the party…
11 Trillion Tomans; The Cost of Imposing Hijab in Iranian Girls' Schools
The cost of mandatory hijab uniforms for schoolgirls in Iran is projected to exceed 10 trillion tomans, significantly impacting parents' finances. Additionally, the costs for…
Cholera Outbreak in Sudan Claims Hundreds of Lives Amid Civil War
A cholera outbreak in Sudan has resulted in at least 388 deaths and nearly 13,000 infections amid ongoing civil conflict. The situation is exacerbated by…
Minister of Education Claims Unawareness of Partial Payments to Educators
The Iranian Minister of Education, Alireza Kazemi, claimed ignorance about the partial payment of educators' arrears, despite government announcements of such payments. The Ministry owes…
The U.S. Approves First Home-Use Nasal Flu Vaccine
The FDA has approved AstraZeneca's nasal flu vaccine, 'FluMist', for home use, marking a significant advancement in flu prevention. This vaccine is designed to be…
790,000 Students in Iran Have Not Yet Registered for Schools
As the new school year approaches, 790,000 students in Iran have not registered for classes, with only 100,000 having ordered textbooks. This situation is attributed…
FBI: We Disrupted Operations of Another Chinese Hacking Group
The FBI disrupted the operations of a Chinese hacking group called 'Flex Typhoon,' which was collecting information for Chinese security. This operation is part of…
Christian Weber, Austrian Citizen Imprisoned in Iran, Released
Christian Weber, an Austrian citizen imprisoned in Iran, has been released following intervention from Austrian officials. His release comes amid ongoing concerns about the treatment…
Continued Russian Attacks in Eastern Ukraine; Over 200 Prisoners of War Exchanged
Russia and Ukraine have exchanged 206 prisoners of war, mediated by the UAE, amid ongoing fighting in eastern Ukraine. Ukrainian President Zelensky confirmed the return…
The Number of Dengue Fever Cases in Iran Approaches 200
Iran has reported nearly 200 cases of Dengue Fever, with most patients having traveled abroad. Local transmission cases have also been identified, raising concerns about…
A Baloch Father Sets Himself on Fire Following His Child's Registration Denial in Zahedan; Education Ministry Spokesperson: 'We Do Not Deny the Issue'
A Baloch father attempted self-immolation in protest of his child's denied school registration in Zahedan, highlighting ongoing discrimination against Baloch students. The Education Ministry acknowledged…
After Various Provinces, Bread Prices in Tehran Have Increased
Bread prices in Tehran have officially increased, with significant hikes reported for various types of bread. This change follows earlier unofficial reports and comes amid…
Extensive Turkish Airstrikes on PKK Positions in Iraqi Kurdistan
Turkey conducted extensive airstrikes against PKK positions in Iraqi Kurdistan, resulting in the destruction of 21 sites and the death of many PKK members. This…
Observing the 'Hidden World' Beneath the Skin
Scientists have developed a method to temporarily make parts of the skin invisible using an edible dye, allowing for direct observation of internal body functions.…
Admissions to Cardiology, Pediatrics, Anesthesia, and Emergency Medicine Programs Have Reached Zero
Iran's medical fields, particularly in cardiology, pediatrics, anesthesia, and emergency medicine, are facing a severe shortage of applicants, leading to a potential healthcare crisis. The…
Water Supply Cut to Dozens of Public Schools in Tehran Due to Lack of 'Sewage Connection Rights'
The Tehran Water and Wastewater Company has cut off water to dozens of public schools due to unpaid sewage connection fees, claiming a debt of…
Kuwait Executes Six People Including 'Two Iranians'
Kuwait executed six men, including two Iranians, marking the first execution in two years. The Iranians were sentenced for the murder of a member of…
Increase in Islamophobia in Germany; Deletion of Video Showing Young Woman Being Devoured by Muslim Cleric
The Bavarian Ministry of the Interior deleted a controversial cartoon video depicting a Muslim cleric devouring a young woman after facing backlash for promoting Islamophobia.…
Major Changes in Ukrainian Cabinet; Resignation of Three Ministers Amid Deadliest Russian Attack This Year
Three Ukrainian ministers resigned amid speculation of significant government changes while Ukraine faced its deadliest Russian missile attack this year, resulting in numerous casualties. This…
Increase in Drug-Related Deaths in Iran
Iran has seen a significant increase in drug-related deaths, with approximately 6,500 recorded in 2023, the highest in five years. This alarming trend reflects a…
Tajik President's Commitment to Preserving Iranian Culture; Rahmon Calls for Annual Shahnameh Reading Competition
Tajik President Emomali Rahmon has initiated an annual Shahnameh reading competition to promote Iranian culture and literacy in Tajikistan, coinciding with the country's independence anniversary.…
Why is the Sale of Second-Hand Gold Banned in Iran?
Iran has banned the sale of second-hand gold, a decision that has drawn significant public and industry backlash. Officials argue the ban aims to protect…
Kyiv and Kharkiv Targeted by Heavy Russian Missile and Drone Attacks
Russia launched heavy missile and drone attacks on Kyiv and Kharkiv, causing significant damage and injuries. This escalation follows Ukraine's drone strikes targeting Russian infrastructure,…