October 2018
Management Conditional on Istikhara
The article discusses a radio program that addresses various political and social issues in Iran, including Rouhani's comments on istikhara in management, Rasoul Khadem's resignation,…
Rasoul Khadem Resigns from Wrestling Federation Presidency
Rasoul Khadem has resigned from the presidency of the Wrestling Federation after facing challenges related to competing against Israeli athletes and expressing concerns about the…
National Bank of Iran Apologizes for Currency Payment Method to Iranian Pilgrims in Iraq
The National Bank of Iran apologized for the problematic currency payment method for Iranian pilgrims in Iraq, which involved receiving currency through holes in a…
Former German Nurse Admits to Murdering 100 Patients
Niels Högel, a former nurse in Germany, has admitted to murdering 100 patients during his employment at two hospitals. His trial, which began with a…
Destruction of 60% of Wildlife in Just Four Decades
A recent World Wildlife Fund report reveals that 60% of wildlife has vanished in the last four decades due to human activities. The report coincides…
An Israeli Official: We Have Conducted Attacks on Syria After the Downing of the Russian Plane
An Israeli official confirmed that Israel has continued its military operations in Syria after the downing of a Russian military aircraft, which has heightened tensions…
Angela Merkel to Step Down from Politics in 2021
Angela Merkel announced her decision to step down as leader of the CDU and not to run for Chancellor in 2021, marking the end of…
U.S. Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty for Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooter
U.S. prosecutors are pursuing the death penalty for Robert Bowers, who killed 11 people at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, marking one of…
Victory of Far-Right Candidate in Brazilian Presidential Election
Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right candidate, won Brazil's presidential election amid accusations of racism and authoritarianism, capitalizing on public discontent with the current political and economic…
Australian Protesters Demand Closure of Nauru and Papua Camps
Australian protesters in Sydney and Melbourne demanded the closure of detention centers in Nauru and Papua New Guinea, focusing on the health of children held…
For the First Time, a Woman Becomes President of Ethiopia
Ethiopia has elected its first female president, Sahle-Work Zewde, following the approval of a gender-balanced cabinet. This election is significant in a patriarchal society, aiming…
Discovery of Explosive Packages Sent to Robert De Niro and Joe Biden
Explosive packages were discovered sent to Robert De Niro and Joe Biden, reflecting rising political tensions in the U.S. ahead of the midterm elections. None…
Iraq Parliament Grants Confidence to 14 Members of Adel Abdul-Mahdi's Cabinet
Adel Abdul-Mahdi was sworn in as Iraq's Prime Minister, but only 14 out of 22 cabinet members received parliamentary approval due to disagreements over eight…
Escaping the Saw of Two Rogue Forces
The article is a surreal dream narrative where the author imagines a cabinet meeting where President Rouhani discusses Khashoggi's murder, leading to a chaotic scene…
Why Electric Cars Have Not Yet Become Widespread?
Electric cars are becoming a hot topic due to their environmental benefits, but they face significant challenges that hinder widespread adoption. Key issues include limited…
Decline in Renault's Automotive Revenue Due to Suspension of Exports to Iran and Asia
Renault's automotive revenue fell by 8.4% in Q3 2018 due to halted exports to Iran, despite a 10% increase in sales to Iran this year.…
Agreement Between Two Koreas to Remove Guard Posts from Demilitarized Zone
South Korea, North Korea, and the UN have agreed to demilitarize the Panmunjom area by removing guard posts and weapons. This agreement follows recent diplomatic…
Jahangiri: Increasing Gasoline Prices is Not Feasible, Society Cannot Bear It
Iran's First Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri stated that increasing gasoline prices is currently unfeasible due to societal pressures. Despite past parliamentary opposition to energy price…
Technology That Will 'Transform' Transportation
Various companies, including Virgin, are developing hyperloop technology that promises to revolutionize transportation by drastically reducing travel times between major cities in the Middle East…
Saudi Foreign Minister Calls Khashoggi's Killing a 'Major and Fatal Mistake'
Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir called the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi a significant mistake and promised accountability. Turkish President Erdogan is set to reveal…
Meeting of Leaders from Turkey, Russia, Germany, and France on Syria in Istanbul
Leaders from Turkey, Russia, Germany, and France are set to meet in Istanbul to discuss the Syrian crisis and the situation in Idlib, following a…
From the Killing of Zebras to Border Hostage Situations
The article discusses various topics to be covered in a radio program, including recent teacher protests, luxury theater productions in Iran, and the disappearance of…
Huawei Launches the World's Most Expensive Smartphone
Huawei has launched the Mate 20 series, including the high-end Mate 20 Porsche Design, priced at 2,095 euros, surpassing Apple's iPhone XS Max. The new…
Shooting in Crimea; a teenager kills 17 college students
A shooting at a college in Crimea resulted in at least 17 deaths and numerous injuries, with the assailant, an 18-year-old student, committing suicide. The…
Australian Medical Association: Immediately Remove Refugee Children from Nauru
The Australian Medical Association has called for the immediate removal of refugee children from Nauru due to severe psychological harm and unsafe conditions. Prime Minister…
UN's Demand from the Australian Government: Close Nauru and Papua Detention Centers
The UN Refugee Agency has called on Australia to close its offshore detention centers for asylum seekers due to deteriorating health conditions. Doctors Without Borders…
Paradox with Kambeez Hosseini; Use of Washbasins Banned!
The Iranian parliament is criticized for its ineffectiveness, particularly in approving significant issues like the JCPOA while being quick to legislate trivial matters. Kambeez Hosseini…
13% Decrease in Number of Domestic and International Air Passengers in Iran
Iran has experienced a 13% decrease in domestic and international air travel in the first half of the year compared to the previous year, attributed…
The U.S. Halts F-35 Fighter Jet Flights
The U.S. has temporarily halted all F-35 flights after a crash during a training exercise, leading to inspections of fuel transfer tubes. This decision affects…
Reporters Without Borders: The Number of Journalists Killed in the Past 9 Months Reaches 56
Reporters Without Borders reported that 56 journalists have been killed in the past 9 months, surpassing last year's total of 55. Afghanistan and Yemen are…
Doctors Without Borders: The Mental Health of Refugee Children in Nauru is Very Critical
Doctors Without Borders has reported a critical mental health crisis among refugees, particularly children, in the Nauru detention center, urging the Australian government to take…
The Power of Hurricane Michael on Its Way to Florida is 'Unexpectedly' Increasing
Hurricane Michael is unexpectedly gaining strength as it approaches Florida, potentially reaching category 4 with winds of 251 km/h. Hundreds of thousands have been urged…
Zhila Masoud: Critics Say My Poetry Has Enriched the Swedish Language
Zhila Masoud, an Iranian-Swedish poet, was recently appointed to the Nobel Literature Committee, surprising many, including herself. Despite her significant body of work, she remains…
Far-right Candidate Leads in First Round of Brazilian Presidential Election
In Brazil's presidential election, Jair Bolsonaro leads the first round with 46% of the votes, while Fernando Haddad follows with 29%. The election is marked…
Old Automakers Seek to Mass Produce Electric Vehicles
The Paris Motor Show has seen traditional automakers like Peugeot and Renault unveil new electric vehicles, indicating a shift in the automotive industry towards electric…
Mahmoud Sadeghi: Some Opponents of CFT Were Worried About Their Commissions
Mahmoud Sadeghi claims that some opponents of the CFT bill are primarily motivated by concerns over losing financial commissions tied to irregular economic practices. He…
The Continued Undefeated Streak of Khabib Nurmagomedov in the Cage
Khabib Nurmagomedov defeated Conor McGregor in a highly publicized MMA fight in Las Vegas, maintaining his undefeated record. The fight ended in controversy with post-fight…
A Fresh Breeze in the Nobel Literature Committee; Interview with Zhila Masoud
Zhila Masoud, an Iranian-Swedish poet, has been appointed as a new member of the Swedish Academy, making her the first person of foreign descent to…
In August, the U.S. Exported More Goods to Iran Than in All of Last Year
In August 2023, the U.S. exported nearly $150 million in goods to Iran, exceeding total exports for all of 2017. Despite recent sanctions, U.S. exports…
Increasing Presence of Women in the Lebanese Army
The Lebanese Army is experiencing an increase in female participation, with plans for women to eventually engage in field operations. Additionally, Lubna Al-Olayan has become…
In a Chador at Azadi Stadium
The article recounts a dream where the narrator finds themselves at a military exercise in Azadi Stadium, disguised in a chador among Basij women. The…
Winners of the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize Announced: Denis Mukwege, Nadia Murad
Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad were awarded the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts to combat sexual violence in conflict. Mukwege is a Congolese…
Snowballing Inflation; Producer Price Index Reaches 18 Percent
Iran's Producer Price Index has reached 18.2%, indicating a significant rise in production costs due to inflation and currency fluctuations. This situation raises concerns about…
Barham Salih Becomes New President of Iraq
Barham Salih has been elected as the new President of Iraq by the parliament, marking a significant step towards forming a new government. He received…
Three Scientists from the US, Canada, and France Win the 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics
Three scientists, Arthur Ashkin, Donna Strickland, and Gérard Mourou, won the 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics for their groundbreaking research in laser technology, which has…
The Death Toll from the Devastating Earthquake in Indonesia Reaches 1,300
A devastating earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia have resulted in over 1,300 deaths, with hundreds more injured and potentially trapped. Rescue efforts are underway, but…
The Number of Russian Soldiers Killed in Syria Has Reached 112
The Russian parliament's defense committee has reported that 112 military personnel have been killed in Syria since Russia's direct involvement began. This includes significant losses…
Barham Salih Becomes New President of Iraq
Barham Salih has been elected as the new President of Iraq, receiving 220 votes from the parliament. This election is a significant step towards forming…
Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to Two Cancer Researchers from the USA and Japan
The 2018 Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to James Allison and Tasuku Honjo for their groundbreaking research in cancer immunotherapy, which has revolutionized cancer…
The U.S. and Canada Reach an Agreement on NAFTA at the Last Minute
The U.S. and Canada reached a last-minute agreement to revise NAFTA, now called the USMCA, after intense negotiations. This agreement is seen as a significant…