April 2018
Clashes Between 'Democratic Forces' and Syrian Army Near the Euphrates
Clashes erupted between the Syrian army and the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces near the Euphrates River, with both sides claiming territorial gains. The situation highlights…
Health Ministry Official: 60 Percent of AIDS Patients Are Unaware of Their Condition
The Iranian Health Ministry reports that 60% of AIDS patients are unaware of their condition, with a significant number of infections occurring among young adults.…
Lack of Information on Imprisoned Gonabadi Dervishes and Continued Detention of Political and Civil Activists in Iran
Over two months after the detention of Gonabadi dervishes in Tehran, their situation remains unclear, with reports of injuries and inadequate medical care in prison.…
Kim Jong Un Crosses the Border Between North and South Korea on Foot
Kim Jong Un is set to cross into South Korea for a historic meeting aimed at halting nuclear activities, marking the first such visit since…
Reverse Age Gap in Marriage: Challenges and Judgments
The article discusses the phenomenon of reverse age gap marriages in Iran, where women are significantly older than their male partners. Experts debate the implications…
Pejman: Article 15 of the Constitution Should Be Implemented for All
Masoud Pejman, Deputy Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, called for the implementation of Article 15 of the Constitution to support all ethnicities in Iran, following…
Trump: North Korean Leader Has Shown Honest and Respectful Behavior
Donald Trump praised North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for his honest behavior and expressed eagerness for a historic meeting to negotiate nuclear disarmament. This…
32 Chinese Citizens Killed in Bus Accident in North Korea
A bus accident in North Korea resulted in the deaths of 32 Chinese tourists and four North Korean citizens, with two others critically injured. This…
Preventing the Dispatch of Iran's Judo Champion Due to 'Risk of Seeking Asylum'
Iranian judo champion Nasser Nasiripour announced his withdrawal from the national team due to neglect and concerns over potential asylum following a teammate's defection. Despite…
Iran's Energy Minister: 334 Cities with 35 Million People Face Water Stress
Iran's Energy Minister has warned that 334 cities, home to 35 million people, are facing severe water stress this year, marking the toughest water supply…
US: The People of Iran Continue to Suffer from Their Leaders
The US State Department's 2017 report highlights ongoing human rights violations in Iran, criticizing the Iranian government for suppressing freedoms and inflicting suffering on its…
U.S. and Russian Military Commanders Discuss NATO and Syria in Baku
U.S. and Russian military leaders met in Baku to discuss military activities in Europe and Syria, marking their first meeting since 2013. The discussions focused…
The Government's Struggle with the Popular Messaging App
The Iranian government is increasingly considering filtering Telegram, a popular messaging app with 40 million users, as it plays a crucial role in daily life…
The Slogan 'Our Enemy is Right Here'; This Time in Kazeroon
Protests erupted in Kazeroon against the proposed division of the city, with demonstrators chanting slogans against local representative Hossein Razazadeh. The protests reflect broader discontent…
Commemoration Ceremony for Jewish Uprising in Warsaw Ghetto Against Nazis
Poland commemorated the 75th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising against the Nazis with nationwide ceremonies, attended by Polish officials and Jewish leaders. The events…
Miguel Diaz-Canel Elected President of Cuba
Miguel Diaz-Canel has been elected as the new president of Cuba, marking a significant political shift as he is the first leader outside the Castro…
Note: Miguel Díaz-Canel, a Younger Version of the Castros?
Miguel Díaz-Canel is set to become Cuba's new president, succeeding Raúl Castro, who has promised to step down after his term. Díaz-Canel's rise is seen…
Erdogan Announces Early Elections in Turkey to Be Held in July
Turkish President Erdogan announced early presidential and parliamentary elections to be held on June 24, 2018, a year earlier than planned. This decision follows discussions…
From Mortazavi in a Hole to Explosive Drugs
The program discusses various issues including the disappearance of Saeed Mortazavi, controversies surrounding the national football team's jersey, and the summoning of the football federation…
Khawand: The Market Does Not Accept the 4200 Toman Dollar
Recent tensions in Iran's currency market have led to rising prices for goods, particularly food, raising inflation concerns. Economist Fereydoun Khawand emphasized that the market…
Trump Announces Direct Negotiations Between the U.S. and North Korea
Donald Trump announced that high-level negotiations are taking place between the U.S. and North Korea ahead of a summit. The discussions involve potential meeting locations…
Saudi Arabia's Readiness to Deploy Military Forces to Syria
Saudi Arabia is prepared to send military forces to Syria as part of a U.S.-led coalition, according to Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir. This readiness comes…
France to Revoke Legion of Honor from Bashar al-Assad
France plans to revoke the Legion of Honor from Syrian President Bashar al-Assad following a chemical attack attributed to his government. This decision, made by…
French President Warns Against Nationalist Tendencies in the European Union
French President Emmanuel Macron warned against rising nationalist sentiments within the European Union during a speech at the European Parliament. He emphasized the need for…
Design of Plastic-Eating Enzyme to Combat Environmental Pollution
Scientists have developed a plastic-eating enzyme that can digest PET plastics, which are a major environmental pollutant. The research, led by teams from the University…
Will the Reduction of Iran's Infrastructure Budget Lead to Increased Road Casualties?
The Iranian government has cut the infrastructure budget for 2018, which may halt projects and increase road casualties due to unsafe conditions. Officials express concern…
One Billion Dollar Fine for Major Global Communications Company for Violating Sanctions Against Iran and North Korea
The U.S. Department of Commerce has fined the Chinese telecommunications company ZTE $1.19 billion for violating sanctions by providing technology to Iran and North Korea.…
Conference on 'Managing the Transition from the Islamic Republic of Iran' Held in London
The 'Alliance for Democracy in Iran' held a conference in London to discuss strategies for transitioning away from the Islamic Republic. Key topics included the…
Annual Amnesty International Report: Iran Has the Highest Execution Rate per Capita in the World
Amnesty International's annual report reveals that Iran has the second-highest number of executions globally, with 507 last year. The report highlights issues of unfair trials…
Miloš Forman, Director of 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,' Passes Away at 86
Miloš Forman, the acclaimed Czech filmmaker known for 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' and 'Amadeus,' has died at 86 after a brief illness. His…
At least 13 killed in two attacks attributed to the Taliban in Afghanistan
At least 13 Afghan security forces were killed in two Taliban attacks in Herat and Paktia provinces. The attacks highlight the ongoing violence in Afghanistan,…
43 Members of the Ninth and Tenth Governments Criticize Ahmadinejad's Recent Actions
A group of 43 former officials from Ahmadinejad's administrations has publicly criticized him for his recent actions, claiming they undermine the Islamic system. Ahmadinejad has…
Over 30,000 Workers Were Injured in 2017
In 2017, over 30,000 workers in Iran were injured in workplace accidents, highlighting a significant safety crisis in the country. Officials have pointed to negligence…
Death Sentences Issued for 36 Defendants in Attacks on Coptic Churches in Egypt
A military court in Egypt has sentenced 36 individuals to death for their involvement in attacks on Coptic churches that killed at least 46 people.…
Arrest of a Christian Convert in Karaj
Aziz Majidzadeh, a Christian convert, was arrested in Karaj along with about 20 others during a workshop. His continued detention highlights the Iranian government's crackdown…
Donald Trump's Domestic Security and Counterterrorism Advisor Resigns
Tom Bossert, Donald Trump's domestic security and counterterrorism advisor, has resigned amid a series of personnel changes in the White House. His resignation coincides with…
Return of Rasoul Khadem to the Wrestling Federation, Maintaining Previous Positions
Rasoul Khadem has returned to the Wrestling Federation after being urged by members to do so, despite previously resigning over the lack of action against…
Trump Condemns FBI Raid on His Lawyer's Office
The FBI raided the office of Donald Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen, leading Trump to condemn the action as a politically motivated attack. This incident raises…
Russia Calls US Sanctions 'Unacceptable'; Ruble Value Decreases
Russia has condemned new US sanctions as unacceptable and illegal, while the ruble's value has dropped significantly. The sanctions target influential Russian figures and companies…
Trump expresses hope for 'reaching an agreement on North Korea's nuclear disarmament'
U.S. President Donald Trump announced that his administration has been in contact with North Korea to arrange meetings aimed at discussing nuclear disarmament. This development…
The Fastest Laptop Processor Hits the Market
Intel has launched its fastest laptop processor, the Core i9-8950HK, featuring six cores and significant performance improvements over previous models. This move is a response…
A Vehicle Crashes into a Crowd in Germany, Resulting in Two Deaths and Driver's Suicide
A van attack in Münster, Germany, resulted in two deaths and the driver's suicide. Authorities have ruled out Islamist motives, and the investigation is ongoing.…
Former Catalan Separatist Leader Awaits German Court Ruling
Carlos Puigdemont, the former leader of Catalan separatists, is awaiting a German court ruling after his extradition request to Spain was rejected. He faces multiple…
U.S. National Guard Forces Deployed to the Mexico Border
The U.S. National Guard is deploying troops to the Mexico border as part of Trump's ongoing efforts to secure the border and build a wall.…
Islamic Reformism: Service or Betrayal to Freedom-Seeking?
The article discusses the debate surrounding Islamic reformism in Iran, questioning whether it aids or hinders the pursuit of democracy and individual rights. Proponents see…
Iran Falls Behind by Six Billion Dollars in Non-Oil Export Goals
Iran's non-oil exports reached 47 billion dollars in 2017-2018, falling short of the government's target of 53 billion dollars by six billion. The increase in…
An Iranian-American Lawyer Appointed as Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Commerce
Nazak Nikakhtar, an Iranian-American lawyer, has been appointed as the Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Commerce, officially sworn in on April 2. This…
Israel Says Its Methods in Response to Gaza Border Protests Will Not Change
Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman affirmed that Israel's response to protests at the Gaza border will remain unchanged, following deadly clashes that resulted in multiple…
China Responds to New US Tariffs: We Will Retaliate
The US has imposed a 25% tariff on 1,300 Chinese goods, prompting China to announce retaliatory measures. This escalation in trade tensions is part of…
Winnie Mandela, Anti-Apartheid Activist from South Africa, Passes Away
Winnie Madikizela Mandela, a key anti-apartheid activist and former wife of Nelson Mandela, passed away at 81 after a long illness. She was a significant…
Syrian State Media: Jaysh al-Islam Forces are Leaving Ghouta
The last group of opposition fighters, Jaysh al-Islam, is reportedly leaving Douma in Eastern Ghouta amid heavy military pressure from Syrian and Russian forces. The…