August 2023
Request for Assistance in Implementing Raisi's Plan; Planting One Billion Trees Costs 18 Trillion Tomans
Iran's government, led by President Ebrahim Raisi, is seeking assistance to implement a plan to plant one billion trees, estimated to cost 18 trillion tomans.…
National Search Plan for the Disappeared During Chile's Military Rule to Be Announced
Gabriel Boric, the President of Chile, is set to announce a national search plan for individuals who disappeared during General Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship, coinciding with…
FBI's Largest Global Operation; Complex Malware Kokkabat Targeted
The FBI has successfully conducted its largest global operation to dismantle the Kokkabat malware, a tool for cybercrime. This operation involved international collaboration and resulted…
The US and China Agree to Hold New Trade Negotiations
The US and China have agreed to hold new trade negotiations amidst ongoing tensions. US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo emphasized the importance of cooperation on…
Trump to Be Tried for 'Conspiracy to Overturn Election Results' One Day Before 'Super Tuesday'
Donald Trump is set to be tried for conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election results on March 4, 2024, just before Super Tuesday. This trial…
Continued Reactions to the Expulsion of Protesting Professors; Interior Ministry's Support for This Illegal Action
The Iranian Interior Ministry's support for the expulsion of critical professors has sparked widespread opposition, with legal experts condemning the actions as illegal interference. Key…
A Study: China is the Main Supplier of Drone Parts for Russia in the Ukraine War
A study reveals that China supplies 67% of drone parts for Russia in the Ukraine war, with other suppliers including Hong Kong, Turkey, and the…
Exclusive: Details of the Arrest of Hananeh Kiya's Family from a Relative's Perspective
Hananeh Kiya's family members were arrested by Iranian security forces, with reports of harassment and searches of their home. The arrests are seen as part…
Ban on Women's Entry to Afghanistan's National Park; Taliban: Leisure is Not Essential, Hijab is Mandatory
The Taliban has banned women from entering Afghanistan's Band-e Amir national park without proper hijab, citing the necessity of adherence to Islamic law. This decision…
First Visit of Three U.S. Congress Members to Areas of Syria: Biden Administration Should Support Opponents
Three U.S. Congress members visited northwestern Syria, urging continued pressure on Bashar al-Assad's government and support for opposition groups. This visit highlights the ongoing U.S.…
Discovery of a 'Religious Leader' Grave in Northern Peru; Archaeologists Date it to 3000 Years Ago
Archaeologists discovered a 3000-year-old grave of a religious leader in northern Peru, believed to belong to Priest Pakopampa. This find includes unusual burial artifacts and…
Dust Storms Affect Golestan and Mazandaran; Expert Warns Conditions Will Worsen
Dust storms are increasingly affecting northern provinces in Iran, with experts warning of severe environmental consequences. Mohammad Darvish and Mansour Sohrabi highlight the role of…
Prediction by a Member of Parliament: The Hijab Law Will Be Implemented from October
A member of the Iranian Parliament announced that the controversial Hijab and Chastity law will be implemented starting in October, despite previous denials from other…
Sixtieth Anniversary of March in Washington Led by Martin Luther King Held
Thousands gathered in Washington, D.C. to commemorate the sixtieth anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous 'I Have a Dream' speech. Speakers emphasized that racial…
U.S. Special Representative for Iran Office Expresses Satisfaction with Yasmin Maqbali's Leadership in NASA's Space Mission
Yasmin Maqbali, an Iranian American astronaut, is leading NASA's Crew 7 mission to the International Space Station, marking her first space flight. The U.S. Special…
Lukashenko: I told Prigozhin to take care of himself, he said: to hell with it, let me be killed
Yevgeny Prigozhin, leader of the Wagner mercenary group, was killed in a plane crash shortly after a rebellion against the Russian army. Alexander Lukashenko claimed…
Successful Launch of Crew 7 Mission; Yasmin Maqbali: We Are One Team with a Common Goal
The Crew 7 mission, led by Iranian-American astronaut Yasmin Maqbali, successfully launched towards the International Space Station, marking a historic moment with astronauts from four…
Ambiguity Surrounds the Status of the 'Chastity and Hijab' Bill; Guardian Council: It Seems the Committee's Review Has Not Yet Concluded
The status of the 'Chastity and Hijab' bill remains unclear as the Guardian Council states that the parliamentary committee has not completed its review. Conflicting…
Biden's Statement on 'Women's Equality Day'; Emphasis on Economic Security and Workplace Safety
President Joe Biden issued a statement on Women's Equality Day, emphasizing the ongoing struggle for gender equality, economic security for women, and the impact of…
U.S. Commerce Secretary Heads to China for Meetings with Senior Officials
U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo is traveling to China to meet with senior officials amid new trade restrictions. The trip aims to improve U.S.-China trade…
Exclusive; Brother of Mohammad Hajirassouli, a Victim of Protests: We Will Not Rest Until Freedom is Achieved
Hiwa Hajirassouli, brother of a victim of the protests against Mahsa Amini's death, asserts that families of victims will continue their fight for justice despite…
Yasmin Maqbali and Astronaut Team's Journey to Space Station Delayed by One Day
Yasmin Maqbali's space mission has been delayed by one day due to minor technical issues and administrative details. She commands a team of astronauts from…
Trump Surrenders to Fulton County Jail Officials, Posts $200,000 Bail, and Returns Home; Trump: 'We Did Nothing Wrong'
Donald Trump surrendered to the Fulton County Jail in Georgia, posted bail, and returned home, asserting he did nothing wrong. He faces multiple charges related…
Recreating Pink Floyd's Song from the Brain; Dr. Vahid Behrovan: We Are Close to Complete Speech Reconstruction for Patients
Researchers at UC Berkeley have developed a method to extract and replay Pink Floyd's song from the brains of epilepsy patients using AI, marking a…
Meeting of Three American Senators with Zelensky; Russian Combat Power Reduced by '50 Percent'
Three U.S. senators met with Ukrainian officials to discuss military support and the ongoing conflict with Russia, highlighting a significant reduction in Russian combat power.…
Extension of Detention for American Journalist in Russia; Wall Street Journal: His Charges are False
Evan Gershkovich, a journalist for the Wall Street Journal, has had his detention extended in Russia until the end of November on espionage charges deemed…
Milwaukee Hosts First Debate of Eight Republican Candidates; Trump Did Not Participate
The first debate among eight Republican candidates took place in Milwaukee, with Donald Trump opting out. Ron DeSantis is expected to be the main target…
Publication of the Book 'Mirrors; Contemporary Songwriting in Iran'; A Collection of Ardalan Sarfaraz's Songs in English
A collection of 40 songs by renowned Iranian songwriter Ardalan Sarfaraz has been published in English in Canada, translated by Sara Akrami. The book highlights…
Yacov Nimrodi, Israel's First Military Attaché in Iran, Passes Away
Yacov Nimrodi, Israel's first military attaché in Iran, has died at 97. He played a significant role in various military operations and intelligence activities during…
Ibrahim Golestan, Renowned Iranian Writer and Director, Passes Away in Britain
Ibrahim Golestan, a prominent Iranian writer and filmmaker, passed away at the age of 101 in Britain. His contributions to Iranian cinema and literature were…
A Ukrainian Official Says Russian Bombing Left 5 Dead and 3 Injured
A recent Russian bombing in the Donetsk region resulted in at least 5 deaths and 3 injuries, according to Ukrainian officials. The ongoing conflict sees…
A Lawyer: The 'Chastity and Hijab' Bill Will Increase Urban Violence in Iran
A lawyer has warned that the proposed 'Chastity and Hijab' bill could significantly increase urban violence in Iran. The bill includes strict regulations on women's…
White House: Agreement for the Release of American Prisoners in Iran Remains on Track
The White House believes an agreement for the release of five American prisoners in Iran is progressing, with four being moved to house arrest. This…
Dadban: Mashallah Karami, Father of Executed Protester, Arrested
Mashallah Karami, the father of executed protester Mohammad Mehdi Karami, and his lawyer were arrested ahead of the anniversary of Mahsa Amini's death. This incident…
Continued Counteroffensives Against Russia; Ukrainian Soldiers Enter Strategic Village of Robotyne
Ukrainian forces have entered the strategic village of Robotyne, marking a significant advance in their counteroffensive against Russian troops. This move is crucial as it…
Trudeau's Strong Criticism; Meta Prioritized Its Interests Over Public Safety in Canada's Wildfire News
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau criticized Meta for prioritizing corporate profits over public safety during ongoing wildfires. Meta's decision to block news content in Canada…
Lionel Messi's First Trophy in America; The Most Decorated Player in History
Lionel Messi led Inter Miami to victory in the Leagues Cup final, making him the most decorated player in football history with 44 titles. He…
Britney Spears After Separation from Sam Asghari: I Could No Longer Endure This Pain
Britney Spears announced her separation from Sam Asghari, expressing her inability to endure the pain of their relationship's end. Sam filed for divorce citing irreconcilable…
Ukrainian Defense Minister: Operational Training for F-16 Pilots Has Begun
Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov announced the start of training for F-16 pilots to combat Russian air superiority. The U.S. has agreed to facilitate the…
Court of Appeals Ruling; Michael Jackson's Sexual Abuse Case Reopens
The California Court of Appeal has ruled in favor of two men alleging sexual abuse by Michael Jackson during their childhood, allowing their case to…
Lukashenko: Belarus Will Use Russian Nuclear Weapons in Case of 'Foreign Aggression'
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko declared that Belarus would utilize Russian nuclear weapons if provoked by NATO countries. This statement highlights the growing tensions in Eastern…
Maryland Court Orders Transfer of Iranian-American Citizen to Prison
Behrouz Mokhtari, a 72-year-old Iranian-American, was sentenced to 41 months in prison for violating U.S. sanctions against Iran. After attempting to obtain an Iranian passport,…
Sam Asghari Confirms Separation from Britney Spears: Wishing Her the Best
Sam Asghari has confirmed his separation from Britney Spears after 14 months of marriage, expressing love and respect for her. He filed for divorce citing…
Woman Who Sent Poisonous Letter to Trump Sentenced to 22 Years in Prison
Pascal Cecile Veronique Friar was sentenced to 22 years in prison for sending a poisonous letter to Donald Trump before the 2020 election. She expressed…
PEN America: Saeed Roustayi's Prison Sentence is an Attempt to 'Silence' Creative Voices
PEN America has condemned the six-month prison sentence of Iranian filmmaker Saeed Roustayi for allegedly engaging in propaganda against the regime due to his film…
Two Muslims File Complaint Against Mesa Airlines in Arizona for 'Racial Prejudice'
Two Muslim men have filed a complaint against Mesa Airlines for racial prejudice after being denied boarding due to their ethnicity. The Fifth Circuit Court…
US Ambassador to the UN Encourages Azerbaijan to Reopen the 'Lachin Corridor'
US Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield urged Azerbaijan to reopen the Lachin Corridor to address humanitarian concerns in Nagorno-Karabakh. Leaders from Azerbaijan and Armenia expressed cautious optimism…
US: Shahab Dalili is not classified as 'wrongfully detained' dual national; Patel: We are assessing the conditions of detainees
The US State Department clarified that Shahab Dalili is not classified as a 'wrongfully detained' dual national. Vedant Patel emphasized the ongoing assessment of detainee…
Coalition Commander: Advisory Units in Iraq Ready to Respond to Militia Threats
Lieutenant General Matthew McFarlane of coalition forces confirmed that advisory units in Iraq are ready to respond to threats from Iranian-affiliated militias. The Iraqi Prime…
The 'Bridges of Solidarity' Project in Northern California to Support Iranian Freedom Struggles
The 'Bridges of Solidarity' project in Northern California involves Iranian volunteers raising awareness about the protests in Iran by displaying slogans and images on busy…
Russia and North Korea Target Comprehensive Military Cooperation
North Korea and Russia are enhancing military cooperation amid Western sanctions and isolation. Kim Jong Un has ordered increased production of missiles and weapons, particularly…
Travis King, American 'Deserter', Seeks Asylum in North Korea
Travis King, an American soldier, has sought asylum in North Korea, citing mistreatment in the U.S. Army. North Korea has confirmed his asylum request, complicating…
Surprises of the Women's World Cup; Elimination of the USA and Germany Poses Problems for Nike and Adidas
The early elimination of the USA and Germany from the Women's World Cup has caused significant challenges for sportswear giants Nike and Adidas, prompting them…
Exclusive; Ariana Saeed: The Achievements of 20 Years in Afghanistan Were Destroyed Under Taliban Rule
Ariana Saeed, a prominent Afghan singer, criticizes the Taliban's rule on the second anniversary of their takeover, highlighting severe economic issues and the loss of…
Approval of Two New Cancer Drugs in the U.S.; Shahram Kordasti: A 'Very Good' News for Patients
The U.S. FDA has approved two new cancer drugs, 'Alerxifio' by Pfizer and 'Talvey' by Johnson & Johnson, providing hope for multiple myeloma patients. Shahram…
Ambiguity Surrounds the Fate of 'Establishing a Ministry of Commerce'; Minister of 'Industry, Mine and Trade' Opposes, Government Supports
The establishment of a Ministry of Commerce in Iran faces uncertainty due to the opposition of the new Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade, despite…
The U.S. Denies Visas to Officials from Several Russian Ministries and Government Agencies
The U.S. has denied visas to several Russian officials planning to attend an economic summit in Seattle, further straining diplomatic relations. This follows a pattern…
Over Twenty Million Americans Registered for 'Affordable Internet'
Over 20 million American households have registered for a federal program providing discounts on internet services to address the digital divide. This initiative highlights the…
Tehran: Prisoner Exchange with the U.S. Will Be Within the Framework of a 'Understanding'
Iran and the U.S. are negotiating a prisoner exchange, with five American dual nationals recently moved to house arrest in Tehran. The Iranian Foreign Ministry…
Summoning Hanieh Daemi; "Agents of the Islamic Republic are struggling to prevent the start of protests"
As the anniversary of Mahsa Amini's death approaches, Iranian authorities are intensifying threats against families of victims and civil rights activists. Hanieh Daemi was summoned…
The U.S. Returned Dozens of Smuggled Antiquities to Italy
The U.S. returned 266 smuggled antiquities to Italy, valued at tens of millions of euros, following a collaboration between judicial authorities. The items date back…
Hollywood Writers Guild Says They Have Received a 'New Proposal' from Representatives of Major Studios
The Hollywood Writers Guild has received a new proposal from major studio representatives, signaling potential progress in their ongoing strike that has lasted over 100…
Abadan Teen Footballer in Coma Due to Heatstroke Passes Away
Hossam Najadi-Yousefi, a 16-year-old footballer from Abadan, died after suffering heatstroke during a match due to delayed medical assistance and extreme temperatures. His death has…
Criticism of the Central Bank Governor of Iran; Trade News: Cherry-Picking Economic Statistics Continues
The Central Bank of Iran's Governor, Mohammad Reza Farzin, faces criticism for contradictory statements regarding inflation, as rising prices severely impact the purchasing power of…
Head of Environmental Organization: The Situation of Lake Urmia is Dire
The head of Iran's Environmental Organization has admitted that Lake Urmia is in a dire state, with five million people at risk due to its…
CNN: The Framework for 'Dual National Prisoner Exchange' is Separate from 'Nuclear Agreement Negotiations'
CNN reports that the U.S. and Iran are negotiating the release of American prisoners separately from nuclear talks. The Biden administration is focused on bringing…
Siamak Namazi's Family Confirms Transfer of Four Iranian-American Prisoners from Evin Prison
Siamak Namazi and three other Iranian-American prisoners have been transferred from Evin Prison to house arrest, as confirmed by their families. This development follows notifications…
North Korean Leader Calls for Increased 'War Readiness' After Dismissing Chief of General Staff
Kim Jong Un has dismissed the Chief of General Staff and called for heightened military readiness and weapons production in response to perceived threats, particularly…
Astronomical Prices for Dental Care in Iran and Teeth Extracted Without Replacement
The cost of dental care in Iran has skyrocketed, with treatments for adults costing between 50 to 100 million tomans, leading many to extract teeth…
White House Announces Details of U.S. Investment Ban in Technology in China
The White House is set to announce a ban on certain U.S. investments in sensitive technologies in China to prevent threats to national security. President…
Parliament Research Center: 6 Deciles of Society Have Lost Access to Housing
The Parliament Research Center reports that a significant portion of Iranian society, particularly low-income groups, has lost access to housing, with prices soaring dramatically. The…
Two American Legislators Express Concern Over Chinese-Made Wireless Modules
Two U.S. lawmakers are pressing the FCC to respond to security concerns about Chinese-made wireless modules that could allow China to control American technology remotely.…
White House Hosts America's Baseball Champion; Jersey Number 46 Presented to Biden
President Joe Biden hosted the Houston Astros, the Major League Baseball champions, at the White House, where they presented him with a jersey number 46.…
Pope Francis Warns of Potential Dangers of Artificial Intelligence
Pope Francis issued a warning about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence, calling for global reflection on its ethical implications. This message was part of…
American Scientists Successfully Repeat Nuclear Fusion Ignition for the Second Time
American scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have successfully repeated nuclear fusion ignition, achieving a higher energy yield than a previous experiment. This breakthrough is…
U.S. Military Response to Russian and Chinese Naval Exercise Near Alaska
The U.S. responded militarily to a joint naval exercise by Russia and China near Alaska, deploying destroyers to monitor the situation. Senators expressed concern over…
The Troubling Housing Situation in Iran; Housing Statistics Have Become Security-Sensitive
The Iranian housing market is in crisis, with government claims of decreasing prices met with skepticism from experts. The lack of transparency in housing statistics…
Return of American Gymnast Star; Simone Biles Competes After Two Years
Simone Biles is set to return to competitive gymnastics after a two-year hiatus due to mental health challenges. She will compete in the 'Core Hydration'…
Hollywood Strike; Negotiations Between Writers Guild Representatives and Major Studios Ended Without Result
The Writers Guild of America and major studios met for negotiations regarding the ongoing Hollywood writers' strike but failed to reach an agreement. The strike,…
United States Halts Part of Aid Programs to Niger Government
The U.S. has temporarily halted some aid to Niger's government following a military coup that ousted President Bazoum. Secretary of State Antony Blinken emphasized that…
Protesting Women Burn Images of Taliban Leaders and Their Supporters in Kabul
Women in Kabul protested against the Taliban by burning images of their leaders, demanding the non-recognition and destruction of the group. They reject any negotiations…
ISIS Confirms Death of Its Leader; Another Takes Over from Qureshi
ISIS has confirmed the death of its leader, Abu Hussein Qureshi, and appointed Abu Hafs al-Hashimi al-Qureshi as his successor. This confirmation follows earlier announcements…
Artemis 3 Mission: NASA Uses Colorado Mountains to Simulate Moon Landing
NASA is training astronauts for a safe Moon landing as part of the Artemis 3 mission, using Colorado mountains to simulate lunar conditions. This mission,…
Former U.S. President in Court; Trump: A Very Sad Day for America
Donald Trump appeared in court for charges related to conspiracy to change election results, calling it a sad day for America. The charges stem from…
In Continued Anti-Western Propaganda, Hundreds Protest Against France in Niger
Hundreds protested against France in Niger following a military coup that ousted President Mohamed Bazoum, who was seen as a symbol of democratic transition. The…
US Secretary of State Calls for 'End to War' in Ukraine While Condemning Russia
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken condemned Russia's actions in the Ukraine war and called for an end to the conflict, citing its negative impact…
A Tortoise's Run at the World Championships; Somali Athlete Completed the 100-Meter Race in 20 Seconds
A Somali athlete, Nasra Abubakar Ali, took over 20 seconds to complete a 100-meter race at the World University Games, prompting the Somali Sports Minister…
Contradictory Statements by Health Minister Regarding Potential Extension of Nationwide Closure in Iran
The Iranian Health Minister made conflicting statements about the potential extension of a nationwide closure due to heat, suggesting it would depend on harmful temperatures…
The Release of 'Barbie' in Japan Faces Issues
The release of 'Barbie' in Japan is facing backlash due to a petition against its promotional use of the hashtag 'Barbenheimer,' which many find offensive…
Messi's Fireworks Continue in America
Lionel Messi continues to excel with Inter Miami, scoring two goals in a recent 3-1 victory over Orlando City. Since his arrival, the team has…
Turkey's Anger Over Cancellation of 'Atatürk' Series by Disney Plus
Disney Turkey has canceled the broadcast of a documentary series about Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, leading to outrage in Turkey, which blames American Armenian lobbying for…
Continued Success of the Protest Music Video 'Yar'; Farnaz Ohadi: I Speak of the Courage of the People of Iran
Farnaz Ohadi's music video 'Yar,' inspired by the protests in Iran following Mahsa Amini's death, continues to gain international recognition, winning multiple awards. Ohadi emphasizes…
Azerbaijan and Armenia Leaders Express Hope for Resolving Disputes over Nagorno-Karabakh Region
Leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia express optimism for a peace agreement regarding the Nagorno-Karabakh region, contingent on Armenia's recognition of Azerbaijan's territorial integrity. Tensions remain…
North Korea's Response to the UN Regarding the Fate of American Soldier
North Korea has responded briefly to the UN regarding American soldier Travis King, who was detained after crossing into North Korea. The response did not…
Preliminary Hearing Sessions Conclude; Nima Momeni's Case as 'Murder Suspect' Goes to Court
Nima Momeni has been charged with the murder of Bob Lee, founder of Cash App, following a preliminary hearing that provided substantial evidence against him.…
Nasrin Shakeri: Let Us Turn Our Pain into Motivation for a Prosperous and Free Iran
Nasrin Shakeri, mother of Nika Shakeri, calls for transforming grief into motivation for a free Iran as she reflects on the protests following her daughter's…
New Studies by the U.S. National Institutes of Health on Treating Chronic COVID Symptoms
The U.S. National Institutes of Health is launching studies to explore potential treatments for chronic COVID, affecting millions with symptoms like brain fog. With 24,000…
Hearing Session for Nima Momeni, Suspect in Bob Lee's Murder; Proceedings Continue
Nima Momeni is facing charges for the murder of Bob Lee, the founder of Cash App, in a San Francisco court. The proceedings have revealed…
Despair Over Reviving Lake Urmia; MP: No Hope with 'Imaginary Plans'
A parliamentary member has expressed deep concerns over the revival of Lake Urmia, stating that current water transfer projects are inadequate and that the lake…
Meeting Between US Representatives and Taliban in Qatar; Human Rights, Economy, and Drug Control in Focus
US officials met with Taliban representatives in Qatar to discuss human rights, economic challenges, and drug control in Afghanistan. The discussions highlighted concerns over the…