May 2015
Turkey's Game with the 'Islamic State' Card
The article discusses allegations that Turkey is lax in controlling jihadist travelers heading to Syria to join ISIS, with opposition figures claiming Erdoğan's government supports…
Charles Bukowski's Poetry in Conversation with the Translator; We Are All Unfortunate
Mostafa Razei has translated and published four collections of Charles Bukowski's poetry for free in Iran after facing censorship issues. The translations aim to make…
Pentagon Accidentally Sent Anthrax Samples to Several Laboratories
The Pentagon mistakenly sent anthrax samples to various labs, leading to preventive treatments for dozens of individuals potentially exposed. No cases of anthrax disease have…
The U.S. Seeks No Extension of Nuclear Talks with Iran 'After July 1 Deadline'
The U.S. has ruled out extending nuclear negotiations with Iran beyond the July 1 deadline, emphasizing the need for a timely agreement. This comes as…
Attack on a Hotel in Kabul Ends with the Death of Attackers After Hours
A hotel in Kabul was attacked by Taliban militants, resulting in the death of four attackers after hours of fighting. No civilian or military casualties…
Iran's History Turned a Page in Masjed Soleiman
The article discusses the historical significance of the oil discovery in Masjed Soleiman, which occurred 107 years ago, and its profound impact on Iran's political…
Eight Months in Prison for Olmert, Former Prime Minister of Israel
Ehud Olmert, former Prime Minister of Israel, has been sentenced to eight months in prison for financial corruption involving bribery from an American businessman. This…
Death of Mathematician Whose Life Inspired 'A Beautiful Mind'
John Nash, a celebrated mathematician and Nobel laureate, died in a car accident with his wife. The incident highlights the legacy of Nash's contributions to…
Counteroffensive by Shia Militias and Iraqi Army to Retake Ramadi
Shia militias and the Iraqi army have launched a counteroffensive to retake Ramadi from ISIS, which has recently intensified its attacks and captured key areas.…
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The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various issues in Iran, including the recent death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and the potential…
The Global Booker Prize Awarded to Hungarian Author
Hungarian author László Krasznahorkai won the prestigious Global Booker Prize for his literary works, which are often compared to those of Kafka and Beckett. The…
Discovery of the First Warm-Blooded Fish Species
Scientists have discovered that the opah fish is the first warm-blooded fish species, capable of maintaining its body temperature in cold ocean depths. This adaptation…
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…
The Oldest Layers of Ice in Antarctica Will Melt by 2020
A NASA report indicates that the Larsen B ice shelf in Antarctica is rapidly melting and may completely dissolve by 2020, contributing to rising global…
Hassan Nasrallah Announces Hezbollah's 'Victory' in Area of Syria
Hassan Nasrallah announced Hezbollah's military success in driving Sunni armed groups from a strategic area in Syria, reporting casualties among his forces and the Syrian…
B.B. King, the 'King' of Blues, Passes Away
B.B. King, an iconic figure in blues music, has died at the age of 89. He was known for his extraordinary guitar skills and had…
U.S. House of Representatives Approves 'Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act'
The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a bill that allows Congress to review any nuclear agreement with Iran, which President Obama is expected to…
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The radio program discusses various current events in Iran, including the implications of proxy wars and the radicalization of society. It highlights tensions between 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…
Introduction of the American Rock Duo 'The White Stripes'
The article introduces the American rock duo 'The White Stripes' in the context of a radio program. The significance of this introduction lies in the…
The White House Denies Seymour Hersh's Claims About the Bin Laden Operation
The White House has dismissed Seymour Hersh's claims that the U.S. collaborated with Pakistan in the operation that killed Osama bin Laden, asserting that the…
Parliament Leadership: Proposal to Counter US Senate Resolution Not Currently Necessary
The Iranian Parliament's leadership announced that there is currently no need for new proposals to counter the recent US Senate resolution on Iran's nuclear program.…
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…
Nature Tourism Enhanced by New Technologies
Researchers from major U.S. institutions have developed several applications to enhance nature tourism by allowing users to identify plants, birds, and stars using their smartphones.…
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The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and rising tensions between…
Behrouz Bayat: The Institute for Science and International Security Opposes the Nuclear Agreement
The Institute for Science and International Security has advised the U.S. to take the issue of low-enriched uranium more seriously in any final nuclear agreement…
The U.S. Ends Mission to Accompany Commercial Ships in Hormuz
The U.S. has concluded its mission to escort commercial ships through the Strait of Hormuz after several days of no incidents. This decision follows the…
Over 200 American Writers Protest Tribute to Charlie Hebdo
The American PEN Association honored Charlie Hebdo for its commitment to free speech, which sparked backlash from over 200 writers within the organization. This controversy…
White House: It's Too Early to Link Texas Attack to ISIS
The White House has stated it is premature to link the recent Texas shooting to ISIS, despite the group claiming responsibility. The attackers, Elton Simpson…
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…
Facebook Launches Internet.org Service Project
Facebook has launched 'Internet.org' to improve internet access in remote areas of developing countries, but it faces criticism from activists in India for potentially undermining…
"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…
Islamic State Has Killed 300 Yazidi Captives
Yazidi activists report that the Islamic State has executed 300 Yazidi captives in northern Iraq, raising concerns about the ongoing persecution of this minority. The…
The 2015 PEN America Award Granted to Sattar Beheshti
PEN America has awarded its 2015 prize to the late Iranian blogger Sattar Beheshti, honoring his courage against censorship and repression. The award ceremony took…
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…
12 Countries Most Satisfied with Their Sexual Relationships
A report reveals that the U.S. lags behind many countries in sexual satisfaction despite its global superpower status. An international study shows that only 48%…
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…