September 2017
Mattis: New Strategy in Afghanistan Destroys Insurgents' Hope for Victory Through Violence
U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis visited Afghanistan to announce a new military strategy aimed at defeating insurgent groups like the Taliban. This strategy involves…
French President's Warning on Anti-Immigration Nationalism
French President Emmanuel Macron warned against the resurgence of anti-immigration nationalism, emphasizing its contradiction to EU principles. He proposed a common military force, a joint…
Heir of L'Oréal Cosmetics Company Passes Away at Age 94
Liliane Bettencourt, the heir of L'Oréal and the richest woman in the world, passed away at 94, potentially altering the dynamics of L'Oréal and its…
Iran's Central Bank Announces Signing of First 'Banking Contracts' with European Banks
Iran has signed its first banking credit line contracts with European banks since the JCPOA, involving Oberbank and Danske Bank. This development signifies a renewed…
Mass Gathering of Houthi Supporters on the Third Anniversary of Yemen's Capital Capture
Houthi rebels celebrated the third anniversary of their capture of Yemen's capital, Sana'a, amidst ongoing conflict with the Saudi-led coalition. The event highlighted the Houthis'…
US-backed Forces Capture '90 Percent' of Raqqa
US-backed Syrian forces have captured 90% of Raqqa from ISIS, marking a significant military achievement in the fight against the group. The Syrian Democratic Forces,…
Iran's National Volleyball Team Secures Bronze at World Champions Cup
Iran's national volleyball team won its first-ever bronze medal at the World Champions Cup by defeating France. Brazil claimed the championship title, while Italy secured…
Second Suspect Related to London Subway Bombing Arrested
British police have arrested a second suspect, a 21-year-old man, in connection with a subway bombing in London that injured 30 people. The Islamic State…
Opening of British Airways' Headquarters in Tehran
British Airways has reopened its headquarters in Tehran after resuming flights to the city, enhancing connectivity for its customers. This move follows the lifting of…
The Barrier of 'Political Men' in the Path of Women's Presidency
The term 'political men' has been a longstanding barrier for women seeking to run for the presidency in Iran. Despite recent announcements allowing women to…
Two Suicide Attacks in Iraq; At Least 74 People Killed
Two suicide attacks in southern Iraq resulted in at least 74 deaths, including Iranian casualties among pilgrims returning from Karbala. The attacks, claimed by ISIS,…
The Death Toll from Irma Reaches 'At Least 40'; Florida Still Without Power
Hurricane Irma has caused at least 40 deaths, with millions in Florida still without power. The storm, which made landfall on September 10, has been…
Iran Daroudi's Dinner Party; A 'Traditional Woman' Hosting Cyrus the Great
Iran Daroudi, a prominent Iranian painter, passed away at 85, and an interview reflecting on her life and influences is republished. She discusses her admiration…
Sustainable Development in Iran Depends on Increasing Education Levels
On International Literacy Day, experts highlight the paradox of Iran's high education enrollment alongside significant illiteracy rates. Saeed Piyvandi emphasizes the need for a literate…
Facebook's Evidence on 'Virtual Group Supporting Russia' Before US Elections
Facebook revealed that it sold advertisements to a group of Russian government supporters who targeted US voters before the 2020 presidential election. Investigations by US…
Suicide Attack on Power Plant in Samarra Leaves Seven Dead
A suicide attack on a power plant in Samarra, Iraq, resulted in seven deaths and multiple injuries, with ISIS claiming responsibility. This incident highlights ongoing…