March 2016
Belgium to Extradite Paris Terror Attack Planner to France
Belgium has agreed to extradite Salah Abdeslam, the sole surviving suspect of the November 2015 Paris attacks, to France. This extradition is significant as it…
Iraqi Prime Minister Reshuffles Cabinet to Combat Corruption
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi reshuffled his cabinet to combat corruption, appointing new ministers for oil, finance, and foreign affairs. This move is seen as…
Netanyahu Criticizes Senators Opposing Human Rights Violations Against Palestinians
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu criticized a letter from eleven U.S. senators calling for the suspension of aid to Israel over human rights violations against Palestinians.…
Sources Close to Hashemi Rafsanjani Deny His Attributed Twitter Account
Sources close to Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani have denied a controversial tweet attributed to him, claiming it was edited and not representative of his views. The…
White House: The War in Syria Will Not End Until Assad Leaves
The White House has stated that the war in Syria will not end until Bashar al-Assad steps down, emphasizing that his continued presidency is incompatible…
Trump: Women Who Have Abortions Should Be Punished
Donald Trump stated that women who have abortions should be punished, igniting significant backlash on social media. Hillary Clinton criticized his comments, highlighting the ongoing…
Iran's Tile Factories on the Brink of Bankruptcy
Iran's tile and ceramics industry is facing severe economic challenges, with many factories on the brink of bankruptcy due to a lack of liquidity and…
Why Hassan Rouhani's Trip to Austria Was Canceled
Hassan Rouhani's trip to Austria was canceled due to security concerns, as stated by both the Iranian and Austrian presidencies. This cancellation raises questions about…
USA: Russia Is Isolating Itself by Not Attending Nuclear Security Summit
The U.S. criticized Russia for not attending the upcoming nuclear security summit, suggesting that it is isolating itself and missing a key opportunity. Ben Rhodes…
Brazil's Largest Party Withdraws from Rousseff's Government Coalition
Brazil's largest political party has withdrawn from President Dilma Rousseff's coalition, demanding the resignation of its ministers, which could lead to her impeachment. This withdrawal…
Hijacking in the Skies of Egypt: Egyptian Hijacker Arrested
An Egyptian hijacker took control of an EgyptAir flight on April 10, 2023, demanding political asylum in Cyprus. Most passengers were released unharmed, and the…
Severe Fire in a Residential Tower in the UAE
A severe fire broke out in a high-rise residential tower in Ajman, UAE, leading to the evacuation of residents but no reported casualties. This incident…
Congress Building Incident; 'Police Injured Armed Individual'
An armed individual was shot by police at the U.S. Congress while attempting to enter the visitor section. The suspect, identified as Larry Russell Dawson,…
Iranian Boxers' Consecutive Failures in Olympic Qualifying Competitions
Iranian boxers have faced consecutive eliminations in the Olympic qualifying competitions held in China, with only three victories recorded, two against the Pitcairn Islands. The…
German Interior Minister Warns Refugees About Residency Rights
German Interior Minister Thomas de Maizière is proposing a new law that mandates refugees to learn German and integrate into society to retain their residency…
Both Clinton and Sanders are Quite Hopeful; Why?
The Democratic primary elections in six western states saw Bernie Sanders achieve significant victories, winning approximately 70% of the votes in five of those states.…
Kerry: Everywhere I Go, People Ask Me What's Happening in America
John Kerry criticized the rhetoric of Republican candidates in the U.S. presidential race, describing it as embarrassing and alarming to world leaders. He highlighted concerns…
Dozens Killed in Lahore Suicide Attack; 'Most Victims are Women and Children'
A suicide attack in Lahore, Pakistan, has resulted in over 60 deaths, primarily among women and children, during the Easter holiday. The attack occurred near…
Plants' Adaptation to Global Warming in Carbon Dioxide Production
Recent studies reveal that plants adapt to global warming more effectively than previously believed, emitting less carbon dioxide than expected. This research suggests that the…
Wireless Mice: A Gateway for Hackers
A cybersecurity startup, Bestyle, warns that wireless mice from major companies can be exploited by hackers due to unencrypted signals, allowing unauthorized access to computers.…
Coalition Conducts 26 Attacks in Iraq and Syria Against ISIS
The U.S.-led coalition has intensified airstrikes against ISIS in Iraq and Syria, targeting 26 positions following the death of a senior commander. This escalation raises…
Intra-Party Elections; Sanders Wins in Washington and Alaska
Bernie Sanders has won the Democratic primaries in Washington and Alaska, with expectations of further victories in Hawaii. Despite these wins, he still trails Hillary…
Belgian Government Calls for Cancellation of Sunday Demonstrations in Support of Victims
The Belgian government has requested the cancellation of a planned demonstration in support of victims of recent bombings to allow police investigations to proceed. Three…
French Interior Minister: We have thwarted a terrorist attack in its final stages
French security forces arrested a suspect in a thwarted terrorist attack just before it was to be executed, following the deadly Brussels attacks that killed…
Warning About the Dangers of Painkillers
The CDC has issued new guidelines to reduce the prescription of opioid painkillers due to the rising overdose deaths in the U.S., which have quadrupled…
The Nobel Academy Condemns Salman Rushdie's Death Fatwa After 27 Years
The Royal Swedish Academy has condemned the 1989 death fatwa against Salman Rushdie, issued by Ayatollah Khomeini, after 27 years of silence. This condemnation highlights…
Freedom of Expression in 2015; Interview with Reza Moieni
The article discusses the deteriorating state of freedom of expression in Iran, highlighting the imprisonment of journalists and the country's low ranking in media freedom.…
Brussels Attacks: Emergency Meeting of EU Ministers
An emergency meeting of EU interior and justice ministers is set to take place in Brussels following the recent suicide bombings that killed over 30…
Return of 19th Century Diseases Scarlet Fever and Measles
Scarlet fever and measles, diseases previously eradicated in many parts of the world, are re-emerging in England, with scarlet fever cases at a 50-year high…
Trump Accuses Iran of Carrying Out Terrorist Attacks in 25 Countries Across 5 Continents
Donald Trump accused Iran of conducting terrorist attacks in 25 countries during a speech at AIPAC. PolitiFact investigated these claims and found that while Iran…
Third Suspect in Brussels Explosions Denied Arrest
Belgian authorities have denied that a third suspect arrested in connection with the Brussels bombings is Najim Laachraoui, who is believed to be an associate…
4.1 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Amol
A 4.1 magnitude earthquake hit Amol, Mazandaran province, today at 12:11 PM. Assessment and rescue teams have been dispatched, but there are currently no reports…
Belgian Media: Arrest of Suspect Linked to Brussels Attacks
Najm al-Ashrawi, a suspect linked to the Brussels attacks, has been arrested in Belgium. He is also accused of involvement in the Paris attacks and…
U.S. Primaries: Two Wins for Sanders, One Win for Cruz
In the recent U.S. primaries, Hillary Clinton won Arizona while Bernie Sanders secured victories in Utah and Idaho, with Ted Cruz also winning in Utah.…
Increase in Casualties from Brussels Attacks; US Warns About Travel to Europe
The death toll from the Brussels attacks has risen to 34, prompting the US to enhance airport security and issue travel warnings to its citizens.…
Iranian Refugee: If I Had Known the Conditions, I Would Never Have Left Iran
Australian officials are facilitating the return of Iranian refugees who withdraw their asylum claims, yet many remain in camps unwilling to return. A controversial law…
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On Tuesday, terrorist attacks struck Brussels' airport and metro, causing numerous deaths and injuries. The attacks highlight ongoing security concerns in Europe, particularly regarding terrorism.…
Explosions at Brussels Airport and Metro Leave Dozens Dead and Injured
Two explosions at Brussels Airport resulted in at least one death and multiple injuries, with reports suggesting the death toll could be higher. The attacks…
Obama's Meeting with Critics of the Cuban Government on the Last Day of His Trip to Havana
Barack Obama is concluding his historic trip to Cuba by meeting with civil activists and critics of the Castro government, addressing criticisms of his engagement…
The Leader of the Islamic Republic Introduces 2016 as the Year of 'Resistance Economy, Action and Implementation'
The Leader of Iran has declared 2016 as the year focused on a resistance economy, prompting government officials to announce 12 national programs aimed at…
Protest Outside Evin Prison Escalates into Violence
A protest outside Evin Prison on New Year's Day turned violent when law enforcement dispersed the attendees with force. Key figures included human rights activists…
Intergalactic Spaces Are Not 'Empty'
Recent research reveals that intergalactic spaces, previously thought to be empty, actually contain about 20% of the universe's ordinary matter due to supermassive black holes.…
News-Making Figure of 2015 Selected by You: Mohammad Javad Zarif
Mohammad Javad Zarif has been named the most news-making figure of 2015 by Radio Farda's audience for the third year in a row. He received…
Biden: Ongoing Israeli Settlement Construction Undermines Two-State Solution
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden criticized Israeli settlement expansion, stating it undermines the two-state solution during a speech at the AIPAC conference. He expressed disagreement…
What's Up Cuba?; Obama Arrives in Havana
Barack Obama has made a historic visit to Cuba, the first by a U.S. President in nearly 90 years, signaling a potential thaw in relations…
Dozens Arrested in Kurdish Newroz Gathering in Istanbul
Dozens of Kurdish citizens were arrested in Istanbul during a Newroz celebration as police used force to disperse the crowd following a recent suicide attack.…
After the Arrest of Salah Abdeslam, Interpol Calls for Increased Border Vigilance
Interpol has called for heightened border security following the arrest of Salah Abdeslam, the main suspect in the Paris terrorist attacks. His arrest raises concerns…
25Band: Music, Love, and Forgiveness
The Iranian music group 25Band, consisting of the couple Idel and Tamina, discusses their artistic collaboration and personal relationship in a New Year's interview. They…
Iran's Failure in the Start of Olympic Greco-Roman Wrestling Qualifiers
Iranian wrestlers faced setbacks at the Olympic Greco-Roman wrestling qualifiers in Kazakhstan, with both Hamid Sourian and Bashir Babajan-Zadeh eliminated without securing Olympic spots. This…
Second Dena Ranger Saved from Execution
Gholamhossein Khaledi, a ranger in Iran's Dena region, was saved from execution after receiving consent from the victim's family following six years in prison. His…
Salah Abdeslam, Main Suspect in Paris Terror Attacks, Arrested
Salah Abdeslam, the main suspect in the 2015 Paris terror attacks, was arrested in Brussels during a police operation. His capture is a significant achievement…
Ahmad Khatami's Protest Against the 'Lack of Revolutionary Spirit in Seminaries'
Ahmad Khatami has expressed concern over the diminishing revolutionary spirit in Iranian seminaries, echoing recent comments by Ayatollah Khamenei about the dangers of 'de-revolutionizing' these…
What is Philosophy?
The article explores the nature and historical significance of philosophy, emphasizing its role in addressing eternal questions and the evolution of thought. It discusses the…
Thousands of Muqtada al-Sadr Supporters Protest, Demanding Reforms in Government
Thousands of supporters of Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr protested in Baghdad, demanding significant government reforms. Despite a government ban on gatherings, protesters gathered in the…
Kurds Officially Declare Federal System in Northern Syria
Syrian Kurds and their allies have officially declared a federal system in northern Syria, facing opposition from the Assad regime and Turkey. This move is…
Syrian Kurds' Decision to Declare Federalism in Northern Syria
Syrian Kurdish leaders announced plans to establish a federal governance system in northern Syria, aiming for broader implementation across the country. This move follows their…
Increased Risk of Secondary Cancer After Prostate Cancer Treatment with Radiation Therapy
A new study reveals that radiation therapy for prostate cancer significantly increases the risk of secondary cancers, particularly colorectal, rectal, and bladder cancers. This finding…
AFC: Iran and Saudi Arabia Must Play on Neutral Ground
The AFC has decided that matches between Iran and Saudi Arabia in the AFC Champions League will take place on neutral ground due to unresolved…
U.S. Primary Elections: Major Victories for Clinton and Trump
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump achieved significant victories in the U.S. primary elections, with Clinton leading in key states while Trump faced criticism despite his…
At least 41 civilians killed in Saudi attacks in Yemen
Recent airstrikes by the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen's Hajjah province have resulted in at least 41 civilian deaths and numerous injuries, with conflicting reports on…
At least '3 dead and 250 injured' in Chaharshanbe Suri incidents
During the Chaharshanbe Suri celebrations in Iran, at least 3 people died and over 250 were injured due to firecracker explosions. The incidents highlight ongoing…
Kerry to Visit Moscow for Talks on Withdrawal of Russian Forces from Syria
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is set to visit Moscow to discuss the withdrawal of Russian forces from Syria, following President Putin's announcement of…
Railway Team Faces Internal Conflict and Strike Ahead of Charshanbe Suri
The Railway football team is facing internal strife and a players' strike due to ongoing financial issues, leading to dismissals of key players. This situation…
Deployment of Firefighters at Over a Thousand Locations in Tehran
Tehran's Fire Department is deploying nearly 3,000 firefighters across the city for Chaharshanbe Suri, a traditional celebration that has become dangerous due to the use…
New Warning for Travel to Iran; Harassment of Americans Continues Even After JCPOA
The U.S. State Department has issued a new travel advisory warning American citizens about the risks of arrest in Iran, particularly for those with dual…
Approval of the General Budget for the First Two Months of 2016 in Parliament
The Iranian parliament approved a two-month budget for 2016 due to delays in presenting the full budget, which is expected to be approved later. The…
The Death of Volleyball Coach Marks the End of the Most Controversial Sports League of the Year
Reza Ebrahimi, a prominent volleyball coach, died shortly before the final match of the Premier League, leading to the cancellation of the game and the…
ExoMars 2016 Launched in Search of Life on Mars
The ExoMars 2016 probe was launched to Mars to search for signs of life and test new landing technologies. This joint mission between Europe and…
Turkish Security Officials: One Suspect in Ankara Bombing was PKK Member
A bombing in Ankara on March 14, attributed to the PKK, resulted in 37 deaths. Turkish authorities are responding with arrests and military action against…
German State Elections; 'Successes of the Far Right'
The far-right party in Germany has made significant gains in the recent state elections, while Chancellor Merkel's Christian Democratic Party has seen a decline in…
Increase in the Number of Victims of the Ankara Explosion
The death toll from a recent explosion in Ankara has risen to 37, with the HDP condemning the attack and expressing solidarity with victims. Although…
Armed Conflict at the Border of Azerbaijan and Iran
An armed conflict at the Azerbaijan-Iran border resulted in the deaths of five Azerbaijani citizens after a group attempted to illegally cross into Iran. This…
Use of Stem Cells for Cataract Treatment
Researchers have developed innovative methods using stem cells to treat cataracts, which are a leading cause of blindness globally. These methods could potentially replace current…
Dogs Distinguish Human Emotions
Recent research indicates that dogs can recognize and mimic human emotions, demonstrating a significant emotional connection between the two species. The study involved untrained dogs…
Continued Criticism of Donald Trump's Campaign
Hillary Clinton and other Republican candidates criticized Donald Trump following the cancellation of his Chicago speech due to security concerns and subsequent violence. Trump is…
The Penguin Traveling to Brazil to See Mr. D'Souza
A Brazilian man named João Pereira D'Souza has formed a remarkable bond with a Magellanic penguin he rescued, named Jing Jing. Every spring, Jing Jing…
Opposition Representative: Assad Must Go, Dead or Alive
The Syrian opposition insists that Bashar Assad must leave power for any political transition to begin, while the Syrian government maintains that Assad is a…
Syrian Foreign Minister: Assad is a Red Line and We Will Not Negotiate on Him
The Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Moallem declared that the removal of Bashar al-Assad is a 'red line' and that the government will not negotiate on…
67 Killed in Turkish Airstrike on Kurdish Positions in Northern Iraq
Turkish airstrikes in northern Iraq targeting PKK positions resulted in 67 deaths, marking a significant escalation in military action against Kurdish forces. This attack comes…
Muqtada al-Sadr Calls on Supporters to Protest in Baghdad
Muqtada al-Sadr has called for a sit-in in Baghdad to pressure Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi for reforms, emphasizing the need to combat political and economic…
Chemical Attack by Islamic State Group Near Kirkuk
A chemical attack by the Islamic State near Kirkuk killed a child and injured hundreds. This incident follows the arrest of a key ISIS chemical…
Ministry of Interior: In Our View, Mohammad Reza Najafi is the Elected Representative of Tehran
The Iranian Ministry of Interior has recognized Mohammad Reza Najafi as the elected representative of Tehran, despite a complaint questioning his eligibility due to a…
Endless Anxieties of Trump and Clinton; In the Fateful Week
The American party primaries are at a critical juncture with elections in key states like Florida and Ohio approaching. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are…
Babak Zanjani's Lawyer: My Client Emphasized to Return the Funds
Babak Zanjani's lawyer has stated that Zanjani is eager to return blocked funds to pay off debts following his death sentence. Despite this, the lawyer…
Release of Lawyer Mohammad Seifzadeh After Five Years
Lawyer Mohammad Seifzadeh has been released from prison after serving five years for charges related to national security. His release follows concerns about his health…
Signs Indicating 'No Returns on Sold Goods' to Be Removed
Iran's Deputy Minister of Industry announced the removal of signs stating 'No returns on sold goods' from stores, mandating that all shops must provide after-sales…
Intra-Party Conflicts in the U.S. Presidential Elections Have Intensified!
Intra-party conflicts are intensifying within both the Democratic and Republican parties as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump face significant challenges despite leading in the polls.…
Escalation of Street Attacks in Israel Coinciding with Biden's Visit
Street attacks in Israel have intensified during U.S. Vice President Joe Biden's visit, leading to casualties and raising security concerns. The attacks, carried out by…
US Primaries: Trump's Victories Continue
Donald Trump continues to secure victories in the US Republican primaries, while Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are competing closely among Democrats. Trump's popularity among…
Deputy of the Environmental Protection Organization: Over Two Million Weapons Are in the Hands of the Public
Farhad Dabiri, Deputy of the Environmental Protection Organization, revealed that over two million firearms are held by the public in Iran, with half being unauthorized.…
White House: Netanyahu Did Not Accept Invitation to Meet Obama
The White House announced that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declined an invitation to meet President Obama, surprising U.S. officials. Netanyahu's cancellation is attributed to his…
Complaint Filed by Several Representatives Against Nader Qazizadeh for 'Offensive Remarks'
Nader Qazizadeh, a parliamentary representative from Urmia, faces a complaint from the Women's Faction and other representatives for making offensive remarks about women. His comments…
Netanyahu: Our Relations with the US Are Strong in All Areas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed the strength of US-Israel relations ahead of Vice President Joe Biden's upcoming visit, despite past disagreements over Iran's nuclear…
Discovery of 520-Million-Year-Old Fossil with Nervous System
Scientists have discovered a 520-million-year-old fossil of a crustacean with a remarkably preserved nervous system in China. This finding enhances our understanding of the evolution…
U.S. Primaries; Sanders and Clinton Win, Cruz and Trump Triumph
The U.S. presidential primaries saw victories for Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton in the Democratic Party, while Ted Cruz and Donald Trump won in the…
Return to Earth After 340 Days Living in Space
Scott Kelly returned to Earth after 340 days in space, expressing joy at reuniting with loved ones. The article also highlights ongoing political tensions in…
Iran Improves Its Ranking in the Human Development Index
Iran has improved its ranking in the Human Development Index, moving up 6 places to 69th out of 188 countries. This change is attributed to…
Change in the Kurdistan Region's Strategy Towards Syria and the Likelihood of Confrontation with Turkey
Masoud Barzani has expressed support for a federal system in Syria, emphasizing its importance for stability and regional participation. This shift in strategy may influence…
North Korean Leader Calls for Nuclear Readiness in the Country
Kim Jong-un has declared that North Korea's nuclear arsenal must be ready for use at any moment amid heightened international sanctions following recent nuclear tests.…
Approximately 500,000 Iranians Suffer from Heart and Brain Attacks Annually
Reza Malekzadeh, a health official, revealed that around 500,000 Iranians suffer from heart and brain attacks annually, with significant mortality rates. He emphasized the need…
Parliament Elections and 'Enforcement of Law' for the President of the Shooting Federation
Seyed Mahdi Hashemi, president of the Shooting Federation, failed to secure a seat in the Tehran parliamentary elections, despite holding both positions simultaneously. This situation…
Attack by Two Women on a Police Station in Istanbul
Two women attacked a police station in Istanbul with grenades and gunfire, leading to their eventual neutralization by police. This incident is part of a…
Have Clinton and Trump Finished the Job?
The article discusses the ongoing U.S. presidential primaries, highlighting that while Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are not yet confirmed nominees, their early successes in…
Clinton and Trump Victory in Most States on 'Super Tuesday'
On Super Tuesday, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump emerged victorious in the majority of states during the U.S. primary elections, solidifying their positions as frontrunners…
Clinton and Trump Lead in Super Tuesday Primaries
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump emerged as the leading candidates in the Super Tuesday primaries, winning multiple states. Clinton secured victories in six states while…
Super Tuesday and the Tumultuous Preliminary Elections for the U.S. Presidency
Super Tuesday 2016 is set to be a critical day in the U.S. presidential primaries, with significant implications for both the Republican and Democratic parties.…
Woman with Decapitated Child in Moscow
A woman in Moscow has been arrested for murdering a four-year-old girl she was babysitting, shocking the public. The incident involved the woman displaying the…