March 2025
The U.S. Government Halts Processing of Certain Permanent Residency Applications
The U.S. has temporarily halted the processing of certain green card applications due to an executive order by President Trump aimed at enhancing security checks…
Palestinian Filmmaker Awarded Oscar 'Detained and Then Released'
Hamdan Bilal, a Palestinian filmmaker and Oscar winner, was injured and briefly detained following an attack by Israeli settlers during an Iftar gathering in his…
Ukrainian Museums Rush to Preserve Cultural Artifacts from Russian Bombings
Ukrainian museums are urgently relocating cultural artifacts to protect them from ongoing Russian bombings. With over three million items still at risk, officials are particularly…
Uncertain Future for Undocumented Afghans in Iran Amid Intensified Crackdowns
Iran's new policies have severely restricted undocumented Afghans' access to essential services, forcing many to return to an unstable Afghanistan. This has led to widespread…
UNICEF Urges Taliban to Immediately Lift Ban on Girls' Education in Afghanistan
UNICEF has called for the immediate lifting of the Taliban's ban on girls' education in Afghanistan, warning that over four million girls could be deprived…
Witkoff: Iran is in Contact with the U.S. 'Through Several Countries'
U.S. Special Representative Steve Witkoff stated that Iran is in contact with the U.S. through intermediaries, as Trump seeks to avoid military conflict and prefers…
Israel's Supreme Court Suspends Government's Decision to Dismiss Shin Bet Chief
Israel's Supreme Court has temporarily suspended the government's decision to dismiss Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar, following a unanimous vote by Netanyahu's cabinet. This decision…
Iran's Foreign Policy in 1404; The Year of 'Super Crises'
The article discusses the complex and precarious situation Iran faces in 1404, marked by significant events in 1403, including increased nuclear activity and strained U.S.-Iran…
Thousands of Documents Related to the Assassination of John F. Kennedy Declassified
Thousands of previously classified documents related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy have been released by the U.S. government, fulfilling a promise made by…
Investigation Ordered into Political Leaks in U.S. Intelligence Agencies
The U.S. Director of National Intelligence has ordered an investigation into politically motivated leaks within intelligence agencies, highlighting concerns over national security and public trust.…
US Special Envoy Reveals Details of Proposed Gaza Ceasefire Extension Plan
US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff has proposed an extension of the Gaza ceasefire, requiring Hamas to release live hostages in exchange for prisoners. This proposal…
Revisiting 'In Exile' and Sohrab Shahid Saless in Conversation with Parviz Sayad
A restored version of Sohrab Shahid Saless's film 'In Exile' has sparked renewed discussions about the filmmaker's unique contributions to Iranian cinema. Parviz Sayad, who…
The New Yorker: Celebrating the Centenary of a Witty and Cosmopolitan Magazine
The New Yorker celebrates its 100th anniversary, reflecting on its history as a significant cultural and literary publication in America. Founded in 1925, it has…
Fire Following Collision of Cargo Ship with Jet Fuel Tanker in the North Sea
A cargo ship collided with a jet fuel tanker near the northeastern coast of Britain, resulting in a significant fire and injuries among crew members.…
A Trade Official Considers Reducing Working Hours as Detrimental to the Economy
A trade official criticized the Iranian parliament's decision to reduce government working hours from 44 to 40 hours a week and close on Thursdays, arguing…
Continued Clashes Between Syrian Army and Remnants of Assad Regime; '340 Civilians Executed'
Clashes between Syrian government forces and remnants of the Assad regime have escalated, resulting in over 500 deaths, including at least 340 civilians executed in…
Cause of Death for Gene Hackman and His Wife Declared 'Natural'
Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa both died of natural causes in New Mexico, with Hackman suffering from coronary artery disease and Alzheimer's, while…
New Wave of Violence in Syria; Government Forces Clash with Militias Linked to Bashar al-Assad
Violence has escalated in Syria as government forces clash with militias loyal to Bashar al-Assad, resulting in multiple casualties. The new Syrian government faces significant…
The Theft of Three Piglets from a Controversial Exhibition in Denmark
Three piglets were stolen from an art exhibition in Denmark where they were to be starved as part of a controversial installation by artist Marco…
The U.S. Halts Transfer of Classified Information to Ukraine
The U.S. has halted the sharing of classified information with Ukraine, with officials indicating this may be a temporary measure amid ongoing negotiations for a…
U.S. Officials Visit Southern Border: Border Security is a Priority
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance visited the southern border to emphasize border security, accompanied by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard.…
The U.S. Halts Information Exchange with Ukraine
The U.S. has halted military aid and information exchange with Ukraine due to concerns over President Zelensky's commitment to peace negotiations with Russia. This decision…
Kari Lake Begins Work as Senior Advisor to the U.S. Global Media Agency
Kari Lake has officially begun her role as a senior advisor to the U.S. Global Media Agency, with plans to combat fake news and enhance…
NATO Secretary General to Zelensky: You Need to Repair Your Relations with Trump
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to repair his relationship with former U.S. President Donald Trump following a tense meeting. This…
Spread of Deadly Disease in Congo; Possible Poisoning from Contaminated Water
A mysterious disease in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed at least 60 people, with possible links to contaminated water. The World Health Organization…