January 2015
Shooting of Two American Citizens in Shia-Dominated Area of Saudi Arabia
Two American citizens were shot in a Shia-majority area of Saudi Arabia, with one sustaining injuries. This incident highlights ongoing tensions in the region, particularly…
Inventor of Laser and Nobel Prize Winner Charles Hard Townes Passes Away
Charles Hard Townes, the inventor of the laser and Nobel Prize-winning physicist, has died at the age of 99. His groundbreaking work in laser technology…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 95
The radio program discusses the ongoing teacher strikes in Iran due to inadequate wages, highlighting the government's neglect of their demands. This situation reflects broader…
A New Style Experience; Latest in the UK Music Market
The UK music market sees new releases including Meghan Trainor's debut album and a collaboration single by Rihanna, Kanye West, and Paul McCartney. These artists…
Mindfulness: Spiritual Calm Without the Need for Religious Belief
Sam Harris discusses his book "Waking Up," which promotes mindfulness as a means to achieve spiritual calm without religious belief. He argues that mindfulness is…
Iran Sanctions Bill Delayed in U.S. Senate Until Late March
The U.S. Senate's consideration of intensified sanctions against Iran has been postponed until late March, with key Democratic senators expressing support only if no political…
Warning from Former Obama Advisor Regarding Iran
Former Obama advisors criticized his approach to Iran, arguing he is not tough enough amid rising Iranian influence in the region. They suggest a political…
Former CIA Officer Convicted of Leaking Information About Iran
Jeffrey Sterling, a former CIA officer, was convicted of leaking classified information about a covert operation against Iran's nuclear program to a New York Times…
CIA's Head of Espionage Resigns
The head of the CIA's espionage division, Frank Archibald, has resigned as part of a significant restructuring within the U.S. intelligence community. This change reflects…
The U.S. Embassy in Yemen Has Closed
The U.S. has closed its embassy in Yemen due to security concerns following the resignation of the Yemeni president and ongoing instability. The closure comes…
New Nuclear Agreement Between India and the United States
The U.S. and India have reached a new agreement regarding the insurance of India's nuclear facilities, facilitating American companies' involvement in their construction. This agreement…
Perpetrators of Suicide Attacks Speak of Their Recruitment and Training
The Afghan Intelligence Agency has allowed media to interview individuals who were recruited for suicide attacks, revealing their motivations and training experiences. Young recruits like…
Barack Obama, President of the United States, Arrives in India
Barack Obama has arrived in India for a three-day visit, welcomed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The visit focuses on bilateral relations, global security, and…
Freedom of Expression; Walking on a Narrow Red Line
The article discusses the contentious issue of freedom of expression in Iran, particularly in light of recent events surrounding the publication of a controversial cartoon…
International Reactions to the Death of the King of Saudi Arabia
King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia has passed away, prompting international leaders to express their condolences and praise his leadership. Notable figures such as Barack Obama,…
Around the World Journey with Solar-Powered Aircraft
The Solar Impulse team is preparing for a groundbreaking round-the-world journey using a solar-powered aircraft, which, if successful, will mark a historic first. The journey…
European Central Bank to Purchase 60 Billion Euros in Bonds Monthly
The European Central Bank has announced a bond purchasing program to buy 60 billion euros worth of bonds monthly to stimulate the economy and combat…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 94
The radio program discusses the closure of the newspaper 'Mardom-e Emruz' due to a controversial headline about the Charlie Hebdo incident. It highlights the ongoing…
High-Level American Delegation Visits Cuba After Several Decades
A high-level American delegation is visiting Cuba for the first time in 35 years to discuss resuming diplomatic relations and lifting sanctions. This visit follows…
UN Warning: 11 Million Increase in Unemployed Individuals in the Next Five Years
The UN warns of a projected increase of 11 million unemployed individuals globally over the next five years due to economic slowdown and fluctuations. The…
New Efforts by U.S. Senators for Sanctions or Voting on Final Agreement with Iran
U.S. senators are working on proposing lighter sanctions against Iran and may put any potential agreement to a congressional vote. This comes amid President Obama's…
Why is the Euro Falling?
The Euro continues to decline against the US dollar, reaching $1.15 for the first time in 12 years, with predictions that it may equal one…
2014, the Hottest Year on Earth
The article reports that 2014 was the hottest year on record, surpassing previous highs and indicating significant climate change driven by human activities. Key scientists…
Condoleezza Rice's Presence in Court Regarding Iran-Related Information Disclosure
Condoleezza Rice testified in a court case regarding the disclosure of classified CIA information related to Iran's nuclear program. The case involves Jeffrey Sterling, a…
Iran and US Foreign Ministers Meet in Paris
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and US Secretary of State John Kerry met in Paris to discuss the ongoing nuclear negotiations. This meeting comes…
Zarif and Kerry Likely to Meet Again in Paris on Friday
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif are likely to meet again in Paris on Friday, following a six-hour…
Woody Allen Creates His First Television Series
Woody Allen has signed a contract with Amazon to create his first television series, which he will write and direct. The series is set to…
Cyber Caliphate Hacks U.S. Central Command's Twitter and YouTube Accounts
A group of hackers linked to ISIS successfully hacked the social media accounts of the U.S. Central Command, leading to the suspension of its Twitter…
Ayatollah Khamenei: Strictness Towards 'Infidels' Instead of Condemning Terrorism
Ayatollah Khamenei emphasized the importance of unity among Muslims while denying religious pluralism and advocating strictness towards non-believers. He made no mention of the recent…
Four Corners: From Russia's Armored Taxi to India's 600 Million Toilet Problem
A Soviet-era armored vehicle has been approved to operate as a taxi in St. Petersburg, Russia, while India's Prime Minister Modi is launching a national…
Obama: America Stands with France Today and Tomorrow
Barack Obama expressed strong support for France following deadly Islamist attacks, emphasizing the U.S. commitment to its oldest ally. The attacks resulted in significant casualties…
One of the Suspects in the Paris Attack 'Was in Contact with Al-Qaeda in Yemen'
U.S. officials report that one of the Kouachi brothers, suspected of the Charlie Hebdo attack, was trained by Al-Qaeda in Yemen in 2011. Both brothers…
American Woman Rejects $975 Million Check from Ex-Husband
Su Ann Arnall rejected a $975 million check from her ex-husband Harold Hamm, believing her rightful share of his fortune is much larger. The couple's…
Discovery of Earth-like Planets Outside the Solar System
NASA has discovered three or four Earth-like planets outside the solar system, located in the Goldilocks Zone, which could potentially support liquid water. However, these…
The Interview Becomes Sony's Best-Selling Online Film
Sony's 'The Interview' has become its best-selling online film after a controversial release following cyberattacks attributed to North Korea. The film's success, generating $31 million…
Khamenei's Costly Display of Power in Iraq and the Region
The article discusses Iran's significant financial investments in religious sites in Iraq amidst its own economic struggles, highlighting the contrast between domestic poverty and external…
Iranian Scientist Who Fought Against Ebola
Pardis Sabeti, an Iranian-American scientist at Harvard, was recognized by Time magazine in 2014 for her efforts in combating the Ebola virus. Her research focuses…