May 2015
The Virtual World of Fashion
The article discusses how technology is transforming the fashion industry, highlighting various applications that change traditional shopping and style perceptions. Notable apps like Polyvor, PS…
Mehdi Karroubi's Eye Surgery Conducted by Health Minister of Rouhani's Government
Mehdi Karroubi underwent eye surgery for cataracts conducted by Health Minister Hassan Ghazizadeh Hashemi. His son reported that his condition is satisfactory, while concerns about…
Zahra Rahnavard Transferred to Hospital for Eye Surgery
Zahra Rahnavard, wife of Mir Hossein Mousavi, was transferred to a hospital for eye surgery, with concerns raised about the lack of communication with her…
Seven Senior FIFA Officials Arrested on Corruption Charges
Seven senior FIFA officials have been arrested on corruption charges, prompting questions about the integrity of the organization. The FIFA president is committed to eradicating…
Death toll from severe heatwave in India reaches 1,100
A severe heatwave in India has resulted in 1,100 deaths, primarily affecting vulnerable populations such as construction workers and the homeless. The situation is exacerbated…
65-Year-Old German Woman Gives Birth to Quadruplets, Becomes Mother of 17 Children
Ingrit Ronik, a 65-year-old German woman, has given birth to quadruplets, making her the oldest woman to do so and bringing her total number of…
Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan: PKK has attacked us
The Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan reported an attack by PKK forces on their Peshmerga, resulting in casualties on both sides. This conflict highlights ongoing…
Challenges Ahead in the Turkish Elections
Turkey is preparing for critical parliamentary elections on June 7, which could significantly impact its political landscape. The ruling Justice and Development Party aims to…
Sweden Wins Eurovision 2015
Sweden's Måns Zelmerlöw won the Eurovision Song Contest 2015 held in Vienna, scoring 365 points. This victory marks Sweden's sixth win in the competition's history,…
Iran's Supreme Court Confirms Death Sentence for Assailant of Basij Member
The Iranian Supreme Court has confirmed the death sentence for Ehsan Sh., who fatally stabbed Basij member Ali Khalili, despite Khalili's later forgiveness of the…
Nasrin Sotoudeh: Ahmad Zeidabadi's Sentence Should Be Reviewed
Ahmad Zeidabadi, a journalist imprisoned since 2009, was set to be released but was instead exiled. Lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh argues that his sentence, along with…
Consequences of the Tabriz Incident: Head of the Refereeing Department Resigns
Hossein Asgari, head of the refereeing department of the Iranian Football Federation, resigned following controversies surrounding refereeing mistakes in a match between Tractor Sazi and…
Iraqi Forces Repel Islamic State Attack on City West of Baghdad
Iraqi forces, supported by Sunni tribes, successfully repelled an Islamic State attack on Khalidiya after the group captured Ramadi. The Iraqi government plans to arm…
Eleven Police Officers Sentenced to Imprisonment in Connection with the Murder of Farkhunda
In Afghanistan, eleven police officers were sentenced to one year in prison for failing to prevent the murder of Farkhunda, a woman falsely accused of…
House-to-House Search by Islamic State Militants in Ramadi
Islamic State militants have captured Ramadi and are conducting house-to-house searches for Iraqi forces, resulting in significant casualties. The U.S. is assisting Iraq in efforts…
Shia Militias Head to Ramadi for Battle
Shia militias are mobilizing to assist the Iraqi army in retaking Ramadi from ISIS, despite previous hesitations from Iraqi leadership and the U.S. to involve…
Nahid at Cannes Festival; A Narrative of Iranian Women's Struggle for Independence
The film 'Nahid' premiered at the Cannes Festival, showcasing the struggles of a divorced Iranian woman for independence amidst societal pressures. Directed by Aida Panahandeh,…
White House: One of ISIS Leaders Killed in U.S. Operations in Syria
U.S. special forces killed Abu Sayyaf, a senior ISIS leader, in an operation in eastern Syria, while capturing his wife. The operation was ordered by…
Astonishment Over Iran's 'Bitter Eight Minutes' of Football
The recent match between Naft Tehran and Tractor Sazi Tabriz ended in controversy, with officials expressing confusion and dismay over the events that transpired. Coaches…
The 80th Derby Points Deposited to Persepolis Account
In the 80th Tehran derby, Persepolis defeated Esteghlal 1-0, with Ali Alipour scoring the only goal. The match had no bearing on the league standings…
Government Buildings in Ramadi Captured by Islamic State Group
The Islamic State group has captured the Anbar provincial governor's building in Ramadi, marking a significant defeat for the Iraqi government led by Prime Minister…
Obama: We Stand with Our Gulf Allies Against Foreign Attacks
President Obama reaffirmed U.S. support for Gulf allies against foreign threats during a meeting at Camp David, emphasizing that security cooperation is not aimed at…
Iraqi: Drafting the Nuclear Agreement Will Not Be Completed Soon
Abbas Araghchi announced that the drafting of the nuclear agreement will take at least another week or two due to significant disagreements among the negotiating…
Praise for Cinema, Women, and Life; Re-release of Fellini's '8½'
'8½', a restored masterpiece by Federico Fellini, is being re-released in London, offering a unique opportunity to experience one of cinema's greatest works. The film…
Crash of Flying Car During Test Flight
The Aircar 3.0 prototype crashed during a test flight in Slovakia, but the pilot safely escaped using a parachute. This incident raises concerns about the…
Dozens More Killed in 7.3 Magnitude Earthquake in Nepal
A 7.3 magnitude earthquake in Nepal has resulted in at least 66 deaths and significant injuries, with ongoing aid efforts complicated by the disappearance of…
New Record in Art Sales; Picasso Painting Sold for $180 Million
A Picasso painting titled 'Women of Algiers' was sold for $179.4 million at a Christie’s auction, setting a new record for the highest price for…
Al Jazeera Journalist Files $100 Million Lawsuit Against the Network
Mohamed Fahmy, an Al Jazeera journalist, has filed a $100 million lawsuit against the network in Canada, claiming negligence led to his arrest and imprisonment…
Former CIA Officer Sentenced to Prison for Leaking Information About Iran
Jeffrey Sterling, a former CIA officer, was sentenced to three and a half years in prison for leaking classified information about a covert program related…
Mr. Kane of Cinema Turns One Hundred; Preparation of Orson Welles' Unfinished Film
Orson Welles' unfinished film 'The Other Side of the Wind' is being prepared for completion and release on the occasion of his centenary. Legal issues…
8 Police and 14 'Armed Individuals' Killed in Macedonia Clashes
Severe clashes in Macedonia's Kumanovo area have resulted in the deaths of 8 police officers and 14 armed individuals, with ongoing police operations following reports…
UN Official: Saudi Airstrikes on Saada in Yemen Violate International Law
The UN humanitarian coordinator condemned Saudi airstrikes on Saada, Yemen, as violations of international law, highlighting the plight of civilians trapped in the conflict. The…
Decisive Victory for the Conservative Party in British Parliamentary Elections
The Conservative Party, led by David Cameron, won a decisive victory in the British parliamentary elections, securing 326 seats for a majority. This result allows…
Conservatives Lead in Polls After British Voting
The Conservatives lead in post-election polls in the UK, but may not achieve an outright majority. The Labour Party trails behind, and the Scottish National…
The Conservative Party Leads the UK Parliamentary Election Results Firmly
The Conservative Party, led by David Cameron, has emerged as the leading party in the UK parliamentary elections with 316 seats, while the Labour Party…
Saudi Arabia Proposes Five-Day Humanitarian Ceasefire in Yemen
Saudi Arabia has proposed a five-day humanitarian ceasefire in Yemen, contingent on the Houthis ceasing hostilities. The proposal comes amid a worsening humanitarian crisis in…
Masoud Barzani Meets with the President of the United States
Masoud Barzani, President of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, met with U.S. President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden at the White House. They…
Four Arrested in Germany on Charges of Conspiracy to Attack Muslims
Four individuals were arrested in Germany for allegedly forming a right-wing extremist group targeting Muslims and refugees. The group, named 'Traditional Society,' aimed to attack…
Deaths and Poisoning of Several Workers in Repeated Incidents at Shazand Refinery
Three workers have died and several others have been hospitalized due to toxic gas leaks at the Shazand refinery in Iran, with multiple incidents reported.…
Death Sentences Issued for Four Men in the Case of Farakhondeh, Afghan Woman
A Kabul court sentenced four men to death for the public murder of Farakhondeh, an Afghan woman falsely accused of burning the Quran. The case…
Shirin Ebadi's Letter to Ahmed Shaheed Regarding 'Case Fabrication Against Narges Mohammadi'
Shirin Ebadi has called on UN Rapporteur Ahmed Shaheed to intervene for the release of Narges Mohammadi, a prominent human rights activist arrested in Tehran.…
The Oldest Complete Version of the 'Ten Commandments' to Be Displayed
The oldest complete version of the 'Ten Commandments' will be displayed for the first time in Israel as part of an exhibition celebrating significant milestones…
Rouhani's Deputy: 200 Children Are in Prison with Their Mothers
Shahindokht Molaverdi, Iran's Vice President for Women and Family Affairs, revealed that 200 children are living in prisons with their mothers, highlighting the dire conditions…
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Texas Attack
The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for an attack in Texas targeting an exhibition of Prophet Muhammad's paintings, marking the first offensive action by its…
"WYZ Kami"; From Blurred Faces to the Plains of Iran
The Gagosian Gallery in London is showcasing the works of Iranian artist Kamran Youssefzadeh, known as WYZ Kami, featuring his large-scale portraits and abstract paintings.…
Two Attackers Killed at Event Related to Prophet Muhammad Cartoons in Texas
Two armed attackers were killed by police during a controversial event in Texas showcasing cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad. The event, organized by a conservative…
Second Court Session for Those Accused of Burning Farakhunde Held
The second court session for the trial of 12 men accused of murdering Farakhunde took place in Kabul. Farakhunde was killed and burned by a…
World Press Freedom Day in Iran; 'Journalism Without Freedom of Expression'
World Press Freedom Day highlights the challenges faced by journalists in Iran, where many are imprisoned. The article features an interview with journalist Eisa Saharkhiz…
The U.S. is investigating the report of '52 Syrian civilians killed in airstrikes'
The U.S. military is investigating a report by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights claiming that airstrikes by the U.S.-led coalition killed 52 civilians, including…
New Invention by the US Army: 'Self-Targeting Bullets'
The US Army has successfully tested a new type of smart bullet called 'Execto' that can accurately hit moving targets, potentially revolutionizing shooting accuracy. This…
Baltimore Prosecutor: Freddie Gray Killed While in Police Custody
Freddie Gray, a young Black man, was declared killed while in police custody in Baltimore, leading to arrest warrants for six officers. His death has…
Crime or Sin; Which Should the Police Fight Against?
Hassan Rouhani's comments about the police's role have led to significant backlash from conservative figures in Iran, including the Supreme Leader and various clerics and…
Iran's President States Police's Duty is Not 'Enforcing Islam' but Only 'Enforcing the Law'
Iran's President has clarified that the police's role is limited to enforcing the law, which has sparked backlash from senior clerics. This debate highlights the…