January 2019
"Yellow Cake" Cheaper than Chocolate! Nuclear Advertising in Critical Days
The Islamic Republic of Iran has announced the transfer of 30 tons of yellow cake to its nuclear facilities amid rising tensions with the EU…
Is Global Warming Causing Severe Cold in America?
The Midwest of the United States is experiencing severe cold, prompting President Trump to question global warming. Scientists clarify that weather fluctuations do not negate…
Europe's Special Trade Mechanism with Iran Launches on Thursday: Under the New Name INSTEX
The European countries Britain, Germany, and France are set to launch a special trade mechanism with Iran called INSTEX, despite warnings from the U.S. about…
Dutch Prosecutor: No Evidence Found Linking Iranian Government to Ali Motamed's Murder
The Dutch prosecutor has stated that there is currently no evidence linking the Iranian government to the murder of Ali Motamed, despite earlier claims by…
Polar Cold Grips Parts of America; At Least 12 People Have Died
A severe polar cold front has hit parts of the U.S., leading to at least 12 deaths and significant disruptions, including thousands of flight cancellations…
European Leaders Unanimously Reject Changes to Brexit Agreement
European leaders have rejected Britain's request to renegotiate the Brexit agreement, emphasizing that no changes will be accepted. This decision comes as the March 29…
US Official's Trip to Europe to Discuss 'Iran's Support for Terrorism'
A senior US diplomat is traveling to Europe to discuss Iran's support for terrorism and related issues with officials in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. This…
British Parliament Calls for Renegotiation with the European Union on Brexit
The British Parliament has mandated Prime Minister Theresa May to renegotiate the Brexit agreement concerning the Irish border, following a previous rejection of her deal.…
German Foreign Minister: Special Financial Mechanism for Iran to Be Implemented Soon
The German Foreign Minister announced that the EU will soon implement a special financial mechanism to facilitate transactions with Iran, circumventing U.S. sanctions. This move…
The Return of Autumn in Iran-Europe Relations
Iran's relations with the EU are deteriorating, influenced by geopolitical tensions and differing expectations regarding the JCPOA and missile programs. The Islamic Republic remains firm…
Exclusive: The European Council's Position on Iran's Actions Coincides with the Registration of the 'Special Mechanism'
The European Council is set to approve a statement expressing concerns about Iran's regional actions and missile program while supporting the JCPOA, coinciding with the…
A Swedish Scientist Produces Gasoline from Wood
Christian Holteberg, a Swedish chemical engineer, has developed a method to produce gasoline from wood residues, potentially offering a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels. This…
Clashes Between Greek Police and Opponents of Macedonia Name Change Agreement
Tens of thousands of Greeks protested outside the parliament against the agreement to change Macedonia's name to North Macedonia, leading to clashes with police. The…
Kharrazi Criticizes 'Repeated Delays by the European Union' in Implementing Special Financial Mechanism
Kamal Kharrazi criticized the European Union for delays in implementing a financial mechanism for cooperation with Iran, calling it unacceptable. Tensions have risen between Iran…
Germany Calls on Moscow to Uphold Nuclear Treaty with the U.S.
Germany's Foreign Minister Heiko Maas urged Russia to comply with the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty during his visit to Moscow, while Russia denied any violations.…
Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati: Ultimately, We Must Burn the JCPOA
Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati criticized the Rouhani government for not exiting the nuclear deal, suggesting that they should ultimately burn the JCPOA. His comments reflect the…
IRNA: Europe's Special Financial Channel is in Final Stages of Launch
The European Union's special financial channel for trade with Iran is reportedly in its final stages of launch, as confirmed by an anonymous EU spokesperson.…
Theresa May's Government Receives Confidence Vote in the UK Parliament Again
Theresa May's government received a confidence vote in the UK Parliament, allowing it to continue despite a recent heavy defeat on her Brexit plan. With…
Job Advertisement for Journalist at Radio Farda
Radio Farda is seeking qualified journalists for its editorial team in Prague, highlighting its role as part of a larger news organization. This recruitment effort…
Reactions to the Defeat of Brexit Plan in the British Parliament
Theresa May's Brexit plan was overwhelmingly rejected in the UK Parliament, prompting strong reactions from European leaders who warn of the consequences of a no-deal…
Historic Vote in British Parliament on Brexit Proposal
The British Parliament is set to vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit proposal, which is likely to fail, raising concerns about a no-deal exit…
The U.S. and Europe; An Unprecedented Rift That Is Deepening
The article discusses the deepening rift between the U.S. and Europe, particularly in relation to the JCPOA and the Trump administration's policies. It highlights how…
Two Financial Backers of Brexit: Britain Will Not Leave the European Union
Two prominent financial backers of Brexit express doubt about its implementation, suggesting that the UK government may abandon the exit from the EU. Peter Hargreaves…
Netherlands: The Islamic Republic Involved in Planning Two Assassinations on Dutch Soil
The Dutch Foreign Minister accused the Islamic Republic of Iran of planning two assassinations in the Netherlands, leading to potential new sanctions from the EU.…
World Bank President Resigns
Jim Yong Kim, President of the World Bank, announced his resignation effective February 1, 2019, citing disagreements with the Trump administration on climate change. He…
Iran's Oil Buyers 'Will Not Purchase Even a Barrel Beyond Their Exemption'
Iran's Deputy Oil Minister revealed that countries exempted from U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil are not increasing their purchases due to U.S. financial pressure. Despite…