July 2023
A Parliament Member Criticizes the Raisi Government: They Are Driving the Country to the Brink
Mohammad Wahidi, a member of the Iranian Parliament, criticized the Raisi government's handling of the economy, claiming it is leading the country towards disaster. He…
Biden Administration Unveils Advanced 'Error-Free Cancer Cell Surgery' Program
The Biden administration has launched a multi-billion dollar program to assist surgeons in accurately identifying and removing cancer cells without damaging surrounding tissues. This initiative,…
Governor of the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic: Non-publication of Certain Statistics Has Security Considerations
The Governor of the Central Bank of Iran announced that certain economic statistics, including inflation data, will not be published due to legal and security…
Efforts for Cleaner Air; NASA Monitors Air Pollution in Major Cities
NASA is launching a new satellite, TEMPO, to monitor air pollution in North American cities, particularly in light of recent wildfires in Canada that have…
The Government's Economic Locomotive on a Path to Collapse; Food Prices Remain at the Top of Inflation Table
The Iranian economy is facing severe inflation, particularly in food prices, which have reached 70%. Rural communities are experiencing even higher inflation rates, leading to…
Hollywood Strikes Continue; Emmy Awards 2023 Postponed
The 75th Emmy Awards have been postponed due to ongoing strikes by Hollywood actors and writers over job security and concerns about artificial intelligence. The…
US Health Agency Warns: Tick Bites Can Cause Red Meat Allergy
The CDC warns that over 100,000 Americans have developed an allergy to red meat due to tick bites, with estimates suggesting around 450,000 may be…
An Ancient Glassmaking Workshop Discovered in Central Europe
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient glassmaking workshop at the Nimchiseh site in Central Europe, associated with the La Tène civilization. This finding confirms previous suspicions…
Britain Investigates Links Between Weight Loss and Diabetes Drugs and Suicide and Self-Harm
Britain is investigating the safety of several diabetes and weight loss drugs after reports of suicidal thoughts and self-harm among patients. The review includes drugs…
Hun Sen to Transfer Cambodian Premiership to His Son After 38 Years
Hun Sen announced he will resign as Cambodia's Prime Minister next month, passing the role to his son Hun Manet after 38 years in power.…
Tehran Bus Workers' Syndicate: Security Officials Prevent Surgery for Reza Shahabi
The Tehran Bus Workers' Syndicate claims that security officials are obstructing the medical treatment of imprisoned board member Reza Shahabi, who suffers from severe health…
Severe Heat and Wildfires on Both Sides of the Mediterranean; Greece: No Magic Solution to the Problem
Severe heat and wildfires are affecting Mediterranean countries, with scientists attributing the events to climate change. The Prime Minister of Greece stated there is no…
Doctors and Healthcare Staff in Israel Go on Strike
Doctors and healthcare staff in Israel have initiated a 24-hour strike in response to the approval of controversial judicial reforms by the Knesset. The reforms,…
Deputy Minister of Education Confirms: Only One Twelfth Grade Student Achieved a GPA of 20
The Deputy Minister of Education confirmed that only one student achieved the highest GPA in this year's final exams, which faced significant criticism due to…
Official Statistics Show 40% of Unemployed Are Graduates
Official statistics reveal that 40.8% of unemployed individuals in Iran are higher education graduates, marking a concerning trend of increasing unemployment among educated youth. Despite…
Exclusive | Negar Korkor: My brother was not at the scene during the shooting of the Pirflak family's car
Negar Korkor claims her brother Mojahid was not present during the shooting of the Pirflak family's car, which resulted in Kian Pirflak's death. She urges…
Controversial Judicial Reforms in Israel; Netanyahu from Hospital: I Will Participate in Voting
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, recovering from heart surgery, vows to participate in a crucial Knesset vote on controversial judicial reforms that have sparked massive…
Environmental Crisis; Dust Storms Send 20,000 People to Emergency Rooms in South Khorasan
Over 20,000 people in South Khorasan were hospitalized due to severe dust storms, highlighting the ongoing environmental crisis in Iran. The situation has worsened with…
Tens of Thousands of Israelis Protest Against Judicial Reform Bill: Threat to Democracy
Tens of thousands of Israelis protested in Jerusalem against Netanyahu's judicial reform bill, which they see as a threat to democracy. The protests included former…
Yasser Akbari, Christian Convert, Writes from Prison: I Am a Captive in the Hands of My Country's Enemies
Yasser Akbari, a Christian convert imprisoned in Iran, details in a letter his inability to attend his son's funeral due to prison authorities' restrictions. His…
Tony Bennett, Renowned American Singer, Passes Away at 96
Tony Bennett, the iconic American singer, has died at the age of 96. He was celebrated for his contributions to music and won numerous awards…
The $1 Billion Powerball Lottery Prize Goes to a Winner in California
A $1 billion Powerball lottery prize was won by a buyer in California after several draws without a winner. This is the third time the…
Spain to Extradite Former Venezuelan Intelligence Chief to the U.S.
Hugo Carvajal, former head of Venezuela's intelligence agency, is being extradited from Spain to the U.S. to face drug trafficking charges. He is accused of…
New Discovery: Some Prehistoric Mammals May Have Hunted Dinosaurs for Dinner
A new fossil discovery in China reveals that early mammals may have hunted dinosaurs, challenging previous perceptions of the dinosaur era. The fossil, found in…
First Drug for Protecting Infants Against Respiratory Syncytial Virus Approved in the U.S.
The FDA has approved the first drug, Beyfortus, to protect infants against RSV, which causes significant hospitalizations and deaths among children in the U.S. This…
Heat Wave in the Northern Hemisphere; 'Red Alert' Declared in Southern and Eastern Europe
A 'red alert' for a heat wave has been declared in southern and eastern Europe, with temperatures expected to exceed 47 degrees Celsius in some…
Australian Man and His Dog Rescued After 3 Months Adrift in the Pacific Ocean
An Australian sailor and his dog were rescued after being adrift for three months in the Pacific Ocean. They were found by a Mexican fishing…
Hollywood Strikes; Tehran Stops
The filming of the series "Tehran" has been halted due to a strike by Hollywood actors. The strike is primarily focused on job security, the…
Russian Wagner Forces Enter Central African Republic Ahead of Referendum
Wagner forces have re-entered the Central African Republic to assist in a constitutional referendum that could extend the current president's term limits. This move follows…
Closure of Educational Institute 'Gaj' Due to Allegedly 'Biased' Questions
The Gaj educational institute was closed due to allegedly biased exam questions that incited unrest during last year's protests. Ahmad Mahmoudzadeh, a government official, announced…
Warning from Medical Scientific Associations: Dismissal of Prominent Professors Threatens the Country's Future
A group of medical professionals in Iran has raised alarms over the systematic dismissal of prominent professors, linking it to a broader trend of government…
Critical Condition of a Labor Activist in Prison; Davood Razavi on the Brink of Blindness
Davood Razavi, a labor activist imprisoned in Iran, is facing severe health issues, including the risk of blindness due to harsh prison conditions. His syndicate…
Silent March in Zahedan; Abdulhamid: Our Path is Moderation and Balance
In Zahedan, Molavi Abdulhamid condemned a recent police station attack and called for dialogue as a solution to national issues, emphasizing moderation and the importance…
Due to Non-Compliance with 'Mandatory Hijab'; A Resident Condemned to 'Cleaning Services'
A female medical resident in Iran was sentenced to perform cleaning services for not adhering to the mandatory hijab while driving. This ruling has drawn…
U.S. State Department Spokesperson: Providing Certain Information About Robert Malley Is Not Advisable
The U.S. State Department has responded to concerns from the House Foreign Affairs Committee regarding Robert Malley's suspension, stating that providing certain information is not…
Results of a Study: Humans Entered the Americas Earlier Than Previously Thought
A new study reveals that prehistoric humans lived in the Americas alongside giant sloths, dating back 25,000 to 27,000 years, earlier than previously thought. This…
In Two Years; Housing Construction Costs Doubled
The cost of housing construction in Iran has doubled over the past two years, significantly impacting affordability and access to housing. Despite promises from President…
Iranian Filmmakers Shine at Karlovy Vary; Babak Jalali Wins 'Best Director' Award
At the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, Babak Jalali won the 'Best Director' award for his film 'Fremont', while 'Empty Tours' by Behrouz Karimizadeh received…
Humanoid Robots at UN Press Conference: We Can Be Better Leaders
At a UN press conference in Geneva, nine humanoid robots claimed they could be more effective leaders than humans while assuring that they would not…
Greta Thunberg, Swedish Environmental Activist, May Face Six Months in Prison
Greta Thunberg is facing legal action in Sweden for blocking a highway during a climate protest, potentially leading to a fine or six months in…
Latest Discovery by the James Webb Space Telescope: The Farthest Black Holes in the Universe
NASA researchers have discovered the farthest active supermassive black holes using the James Webb Space Telescope. These black holes, located in the Sears galaxy, formed…
The End of Titan; Adventurous Journeys of the Titan Submarine Are Discontinued
OceanGate has ceased all operations of the Titan submarine after it exploded during a dive to the Titanic wreck, killing all five passengers. Investigations by…
Commemoration of July Fourth; America Celebrates Its Independence Day
On July Fourth, President Joe Biden will celebrate the 247th Independence Day of the United States with events at the White House, including a barbecue…
Mask on Users' Nerves; New Restrictions by Twitter's New Owner Elon Musk Spark Controversy
Elon Musk has imposed new reading limits on Twitter users, which has sparked significant backlash. Verified accounts can read up to 8,000 tweets per day,…
Euclid Goes to Space; Goal: Mapping the Universe from 10 Billion Years Ago
A SpaceX rocket is set to launch the Euclid space telescope, which aims to explore dark energy and dark matter, making up 95% of the…
Archaeologists Recover 2500-Year-Old Phoenician Shipwreck from Underwater
Spanish archaeologists are working to recover the 2500-year-old Phoenician ship 'Masaron 2' from the Mediterranean Sea before it is destroyed by storms. The recovery project…