June 2024
Scientists Autopsy 44,000-Year-Old Wolf Remains
Russian scientists have autopsied the remains of a 44,000-year-old wolf found in Yakutia, marking the first discovery of a large carnivore from the late Pleistocene…
Iran Human Rights Organization Warns of Execution of Right Hand Finger Amputation for 4 Prisoners
The Iran Human Rights Organization has warned that four prisoners sentenced to amputation of their right fingers for theft are at imminent risk of having…
Julian Assange Heads to Australia After Release Order
Julian Assange was released from a U.S. court after accepting a charge related to espionage laws and has traveled to Australia. His case has drawn…
Strike of 'over eight thousand' project workers in oil and gas companies
Over eight thousand project workers in Iran's oil and gas sector have gone on strike due to unpaid wages and poor working conditions. Their demands…
Buali Sina University Denies Security's Prevention of Ambulance Entry to Save a Student's Life
A female architecture student at Buali Sina University reportedly committed suicide, with claims that university security delayed an ambulance's entry for 40 minutes, contributing to…
Over 1500 French Writers and Publishers Sign Petition Against Far-Right
Over 1500 French writers and publishers have signed a petition urging voters not to support the far-right party in the upcoming parliamentary elections, fearing its…
Polls: The Conservative Party of Britain is on the brink of a historic defeat in the elections
Recent polls indicate that the Conservative Party in Britain, led by Rishi Sunak, is facing a historic defeat in the upcoming elections, with the Labour…
Anouk Aimée, Famous French Actress, Passes Away at 92
Anouk Aimée, a celebrated French actress known for her roles in classic films, has died at 92. Her passing was confirmed by her daughter, and…
Some Schools Refuse to Provide Students' Academic Records to Mothers
Some Iranian schools are refusing to provide academic records to mothers, citing regulations that require fathers' presence. This has sparked a debate over the legal…
UNESCO Warning: Artificial Intelligence May Spread Misinformation About the Holocaust
UNESCO has issued a warning about the potential for artificial intelligence to spread misinformation regarding the Holocaust, highlighting concerns about deep fakes and the rise…
UN Agencies Demand Release of Their Staff in Yemen
UN agencies and NGOs have demanded the immediate release of their detained staff in Yemen, highlighting that such detentions are unprecedented and hinder humanitarian efforts.…
Al-Hurra: Lebanon Surrendered a Defected Syrian Army Officer to Bashar Assad's Government
Lebanon has surrendered Abdullah Al-Zahouri, a defected Syrian army officer, to the Syrian government, raising concerns for his safety. Al-Zahouri, along with his family, had…
Iran's Energy Crisis; Power Cut to 10 'High Consumption' Offices in Tehran
Iran is facing a severe energy crisis, leading to power cuts in high-consumption offices in Tehran. The government has dispatched teams to evaluate energy conservation…
UN World Food Program Halts Humanitarian Aid Distribution via Floating Dock
The UN World Food Program has halted food distribution from a US-built dock in Gaza due to security concerns after Israeli military operations targeted UN…
Life Under the Blade of Censorship and Death in 'The Depths of Night' by Farhad Vilkij
Farhad Vilkij's film 'The Depths of Night' premiered at Cannes, showcasing the struggles of a writer under censorship in Iran. The film reflects Vilkij's personal…
UNICEF: Over 180 Million Children Live in Severe Food Insecurity
UNICEF reports that over 180 million children globally face severe food insecurity, significantly impacting their growth and development. The report highlights the dire situation in…
Joe Biden Signs Executive Order Limiting Refugee Admissions at the US-Mexico Border
President Joe Biden signed an executive order that limits asylum admissions at the US-Mexico border, halting the review process when daily crossings exceed 2,500. This…
U.S. Expresses Concern Over Islamic Republic's Extraterritorial Actions to Suppress Opponents
The U.S. has expressed serious concerns over the Iranian government's extraterritorial actions against dissenters, particularly in the context of a recent protest in Maryland. Deputy…
Decrease in Protein Consumption in Iran; Experts Express Concern for Iranians' Health
Iran is experiencing a significant decline in protein consumption due to rising prices, raising concerns among nutrition experts about malnutrition and health risks for current…
Iranian Beauty Pageant Held After 45 Years; Hosted in Italy by an American Company
The first Iranian beauty pageant in 45 years will take place in Rome, Italy, with 21 participants from various countries due to restrictions in Iran.…
Warning from a Civil Activist about the Non-Payment of Health Allowance: 'Welfare' is Playing with the Lives of Paralyzed and Bedridden Individuals
Behrouz Marouti, a civil rights activist, criticized the Welfare Organization for failing to pay a crucial hygiene allowance for paralyzed and bedridden individuals, which he…
Construction Project of TV Series '300'; Touraj Daryaei: Iranians Must Introduce Their History to the World
Warner Bros has begun production on a TV series based on the film '300', focusing on events before the original story. Touraj Daryaei, a historian,…
Continued 'Widespread Fire' in the Forests of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad
Widespread fires are continuing in the forests of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad province, with local officials citing difficult terrain and human factors as causes. The governor…
Lawyer Expresses Concern Over Several Political Prisoners Contracting 'Autoimmune Disease' After Release
Concerns have been raised by lawyers about political prisoners developing autoimmune diseases after their release, with specific cases highlighted including Sasan Chamranara and Taraneh Alidoosti.…