March 2018
Fire at Hodeidah Port in Yemen Destroyed Humanitarian Aid Shipments
A fire at Hodeidah port in Yemen destroyed significant humanitarian aid supplies, exacerbating the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the country. The port is crucial for…
Romania's Nuclear Reactor Shut Down Due to Technical Fault
Romania's Cernavodă nuclear power plant experienced an automatic shutdown of one reactor due to a power supply fault, with no danger reported. The incident follows…
Member of the Economic Commission of Parliament: The Government's Performance in Controlling the Currency Market Was Unsuccessful
A member of Iran's Economic Commission criticized the government's failure to control the currency market, noting a significant drop in the national currency's value. While…
Nissan to Produce Eight Electric Vehicles
Nissan plans to launch eight electric vehicles by 2022, focusing on markets like China and aiming to produce affordable models. The company, in collaboration with…
Sean Penn, Oscar-winning Actor, Turns to Writing
Sean Penn, the Oscar-winning actor, has shifted his focus from acting to writing, releasing a novel titled 'Bob Honey Who Just Do Stuff'. He discusses…
Syrian Civil War: 'Thousands of Women, Men, and Children Have Been Raped'
A UN report reveals that Syrian government forces and allied militias have committed widespread sexual violence against civilians, including thousands of rapes during the ongoing…
The Population of Jews and Muslims in the 'Holy Land' Has Become Equal
An Israeli report indicates that the populations of Jews and Muslims in the territories between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River are nearly equal,…
The Decline in Windows Usage Continues
The use of Windows operating systems is declining, with a loss of 170 million users in the past year, as many shift to mobile devices.…
Publication of Ehud Olmert's Memoirs: 'The First Person' in Israel
Ehud Olmert, former Israeli Prime Minister, has published his memoirs, harshly criticizing political rivals like Ehud Barak and Benjamin Netanyahu. The book includes his reflections…
Are Self-Driving Cars Reliable?
A fatal accident involving an Uber self-driving car has raised questions about the reliability of autonomous vehicles, leading Uber to suspend its testing in the…
Is What is Taught in Religious Seminaries Considered 'Science'?
The article discusses the debate over whether the teachings in Iranian religious seminaries can be classified as 'science.' Key figures, Dr. Taghi Kimiayi Asadi and…
Dariush Shayegan Passed Away at 83
Dariush Shayegan, a prominent Iranian writer and philosopher, passed away at the age of 83 in Tehran after suffering a stroke. His death has prompted…
China: We Will Respond to Possible US Sanctions
The US is set to impose sanctions on China for intellectual property theft, prompting warnings of retaliation from Chinese officials. This escalation raises concerns of…
Over 19,000 People in Iraq Imprisoned on Charges of Ties to ISIS and Extremist Groups
Over 19,000 individuals are imprisoned in Iraq for alleged ties to ISIS and other extremist groups, with significant concerns regarding justice and the potential for…
Sessions Calls for Broader Use of Death Penalty in Drug Cases
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions has called for federal prosecutors to seek the death penalty in drug-related cases, following President Trump's push for harsher penalties.…
Xi Jinping Re-elected as President of China
Xi Jinping has been re-elected for another five-year term as President of China, with the removal of term limits allowing him to potentially remain in…
A Time for Street Display; 1396
In 1396, Iran witnessed significant street protests from various groups, including economic protesters and women advocating for rights. These events challenge the ruling regime and…
Interrogation Sessions for Ministers of Rouhani's Cabinet Begin
The Iranian Parliament has begun impeachment sessions for two ministers from Rouhani's cabinet, Ali Rabiei and Abbas Akhoundi, due to failures in their respective departments,…
China's National Congress Removes Presidential Term Limits
The National People's Congress of China has voted to remove the two-term limit for the presidency, allowing Xi Jinping to potentially remain in power indefinitely.…
German Automakers Create a Stir at the Geneva Auto Show
The Geneva Auto Show showcased a range of new automotive innovations, prominently featuring German automakers like Bugatti, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Jaguar. Notable highlights included the…
The Iranian Society and the Issue of Gender Change
The article discusses the complexities of gender change in Iran, where surgery is legal despite the criminalization of homosexuality. Activists highlight the stigma faced by…
No to Mandatory Hijab; A Social Movement
A social movement against mandatory hijab in Iran has gained momentum, with women peacefully protesting by hanging their headscarves on sticks. This movement reflects a…
French Companies That Do Not Eliminate Gender Pay Gap Will Be Fined
French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe announced fines for companies that do not eliminate the gender pay gap, despite existing laws mandating equal pay. Meanwhile, women…
Vladimir Putin Praises Donald Trump: He is Someone You Can Talk To
Vladimir Putin praised Donald Trump, highlighting his communication skills and the potential for dialogue. He criticized the American political system as ineffective and expressed hope…
Conference on Growth and Development Strategy for the Future of Iran
A conference in Virginia focused on planning for Iran's future, attended by over twenty experts and Prince Reza Pahlavi. The discussions emphasized the need for…
Putin: We Will Respond Immediately to Any Nuclear Attack on Russia and Its Allies
Vladimir Putin declared that Russia will immediately respond to any nuclear attack against it or its allies, emphasizing the country's readiness to use nuclear weapons…