June 2015
The Shine of the English Women's Team with a 32-Year-Old Coach
The English women's football team, led by 32-year-old coach Mark Sampson, has reached the semifinals of the 2015 Women's World Cup for the first time…
Failed Negotiations in Brussels; Greek Prime Minister Emphasizes Referendum
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras insists on holding a referendum despite failed negotiations with Eurozone finance ministers, who have refused to grant further loans. This…
Islamist Militants Attack in Mali Leaves 11 Dead
An Islamist militant attack in western Mali has resulted in the deaths of at least 11 people, including three soldiers. The attack, attributed to the…
Five Areas of 'Tension' with Saudi Arabia Defined by the Head of Civil Defense
Gholamreza Jalali, head of Iran's Civil Defense Organization, outlined five areas of tension with Saudi Arabia, emphasizing the imminent threat posed by differing Islamic ideologies…
Death of Yevgeny Primakov, a Failed Politician in the Maze of Russian Politics
Yevgeny Primakov, a significant figure in Russian politics and former Prime Minister, has died at 85. He was known for his attempts to influence international…
The Islamic State Group Massacres at Least 145 Civilians in Kobani
The Islamic State has carried out a massacre in Kobani, killing at least 145 civilians, marking the second largest massacre by the group in Syria.…
Rouhani: We Seek Fair and Just Understanding
Iran's President Rouhani stated the country seeks serious negotiations regarding its nuclear program, emphasizing fairness and justice, following Supreme Leader Khamenei's declaration of red lines…
Restrictions on Security Defendants' Access to Lawyers During Interrogation Stages
The Iranian Parliament has enacted a new regulation limiting security defendants to lawyers approved by the Judiciary during interrogation stages, a move criticized for violating…
Attack on Afghan Parliament Ends with the Death of 'Seven Attackers'
A Taliban attack on the Afghan Parliament in Kabul resulted in the deaths of seven attackers and injuries to 19 others. The assault coincided with…
Members of Parliament Warn Rouhani's Deputy Over Criticism of Women's Stadium Ban
Members of the Iranian Parliament's Women's Fraction criticized Deputy Shahindokht Molaverdi for her comments on the ban of women in stadiums, calling them irresponsible. This…
Resalat Newspaper Accuses Rouhani's First Vice President of 6 Billion Toman Misconduct
Resalat newspaper has accused Eshaq Jahangiri, Iran's First Vice President, of a misconduct case involving over 6 billion tomans during his time as Minister of…
Lawyer in Acid Attack Case: Arrest and Identification of a Suspect
The lawyer for victims of acid attacks in Isfahan announced the arrest of a suspect, with two victims identifying him. Conflicting statements from police and…
Women Barred Again from Stadiums; The Lock on 'Azadi' Remains Closed
Iran hosted a global sporting event but barred women from attending the stadium, leading to protests and the use of fake press credentials to allow…
Yemen Peace Talks End Without Result in Geneva
The Yemen peace talks in Geneva concluded without any agreement, as the Houthi rebels failed to reach a consensus with the former government representatives. The…
Interior Ministry Declares Activities of 'Yekta' Front Illegal
The Iranian Interior Ministry has declared the newly formed political organization 'Yekta' illegal, stating it did not obtain the necessary permits. The group, comprised of…
Jeb Bush Officially Enters the U.S. Presidential Election Campaign
Jeb Bush has officially announced his candidacy for the U.S. presidential election, emphasizing the need for a president who can enact change and criticizing current…
The Body of an Iranian Woman in the Culture of Acid Attacks
Reza Kazemzadeh analyzes the culture of acid attacks in Iran, emphasizing the psychological impact of such events on society. He argues that the rapid attribution…
The Instrument That Fell Silent in the Struggle Between Police and Government
The recent clash between the Iranian government and police resulted in the silencing of prominent musician Kayhan Kalhor, who protested by canceling his concerts. Other…
Obama Orders Deployment of 450 More Military Advisors to Iraq
The U.S. is deploying 450 additional military advisors to Iraq to assist in training the Iraqi army amidst rising attacks from ISIS. This decision follows…
Ahmadinejad's Position in the 'Yekta' Organization
A new political party named 'Yekta' has been formed by some former ministers of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, without his consultation. This emergence reflects a chaotic political…
Poisoning of 23 Saudi Pilgrims in Iran and Death of Three
Twenty-three Saudi pilgrims were hospitalized in Iran due to poisoning, resulting in the deaths of three individuals, including a 14-year-old girl. Investigations are ongoing, with…
Confirmation of the Child Abuser Supervisor's Sentence: Two Years of Exile and Education Ban
A school supervisor in Tehran has been sentenced to two years of exile and a ban on educational activities after being found guilty of child…
Saudi Arabia Offers Reward for Information on Shiite Mosque Bombers
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Interior is offering a reward for information leading to the arrest of 16 suspects involved in recent bombings of Shiite mosques…
Senior Israeli Commander: The Syrian Army No Longer Exists in Practice
A senior Israeli military commander claims the Syrian army no longer exists, while Hezbollah's deputy leader argues it still controls key cities. The situation highlights…