July 2023
The 'Taqche' Reading Platform Has Been Filtered; Experts Warn of Despair and Youth Emigration
The Iranian reading platform 'Taqche' has been filtered by the government, leading to warnings from experts about increasing despair and emigration among youth. The Ministry…
Former Israeli Officials Call for U.S. Intervention Against Judicial Reforms
Three former Israeli officials are urging the U.S. to intervene against proposed judicial reforms in Israel, drawing parallels to past actions against apartheid South Africa.…
How to Obtain Psiphon 3?
The article explains how to obtain and set up Psiphon 3, a tool designed to bypass internet filtering in Iran. It provides instructions for downloading…
Reactions to the Exile of a Journalist; A Member of Parliament Calls 'Value-Oriented' Individuals 'Turnips'
A member of the Iranian parliament, Jalil Rahimi, criticized the exile of journalist Marzieh Mahmoudi, sparking a Twitter feud with regime supporters. He referred to…
Hollywood Strikes Continue; Emmy Awards 2023 Postponed
The 75th Emmy Awards have been postponed due to ongoing strikes by Hollywood actors and writers over job security and concerns about artificial intelligence. The…
Sanctioned Iraqi Banks Warn of Dinar Devaluation
Fourteen Iraqi banks have been sanctioned by the US for allegedly aiding dollar transfers to Iran, prompting warnings of further devaluation of the Iraqi dinar.…
Former Mossad Chief: Defense Minister Should Have Resigned Due to Judicial Reform Law Approval
Dani Yatom, former head of Mossad, criticized Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for not resigning after the approval of controversial judicial reforms in Israel. The reforms,…
Human Rights Activists React to Recent Sentences: The Islamic Republic Focuses on Humiliating Women
Human Rights Activists in Iran condemned recent sentences against women related to mandatory hijab, coinciding with the return of the morality police. They warn that…
White House Reaction to Israeli Parliament Vote: We Support Broader Consensus
The White House expressed concern over the Israeli Knesset's approval of judicial reforms proposed by Netanyahu, emphasizing the need for broader consensus in a democratic…
Judicial Reforms in Israel; Voting Begins, Herzog Describes Situation as 'Emergency'
The Knesset has begun voting on controversial judicial reforms proposed by Netanyahu, amidst significant public protests and political turmoil. President Herzog describes the situation as…
Deputy Minister of Education Confirms: Only One Twelfth Grade Student Achieved a GPA of 20
The Deputy Minister of Education confirmed that only one student achieved the highest GPA in this year's final exams, which faced significant criticism due to…
Sudan's Civil War Enters 100th Day
The civil war in Sudan has entered its 100th day with escalating violence and failed ceasefire negotiations. Over 3 million people have been displaced, and…
Member of the National Security Commission: No One is Willing to Accept Responsibility for 'Guidance Patrol'
Jalil Rahimi Jahangabadi, a member of Iran's parliament, criticized the return of the Guidance Patrol, stating that no one wants to take responsibility for it,…
Benjamin Netanyahu to Undergo Surgery for Heart Pacemaker Implant
Benjamin Netanyahu announced he will undergo surgery for a heart pacemaker after a monitoring device indicated the need for it. This comes amid significant protests…
National Emergency Regarding Lebanon Extended; Reference to Continued Iranian Arms Shipments to Hezbollah
President Joe Biden has requested the extension of the national emergency concerning Lebanon due to ongoing Iranian arms shipments to Hezbollah. This extension is significant…
White House Secures Commitments from U.S. Tech Giants on Artificial Intelligence
The White House has secured commitments from major U.S. tech companies to implement safety measures for artificial intelligence products. This initiative aims to address concerns…
Continued Hot and Long Summer in North America, Europe, and China
A severe heatwave is impacting North America, Europe, and parts of Asia, with record temperatures and medical emergencies increasing. Labor unions in Italy are protesting…
Opposition Parties in India Form Coalition to Defeat Narendra Modi
Over twenty opposition parties in India have formed a coalition named 'India' to challenge the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party led by Narendra Modi in the…
First Drug for Protecting Infants Against Respiratory Syncytial Virus Approved in the U.S.
The FDA has approved the first drug, Beyfortus, to protect infants against RSV, which causes significant hospitalizations and deaths among children in the U.S. This…
Russia Conducts 'Retaliatory' Attack on Odesa Port in Ukraine
Russia launched a retaliatory attack on Ukraine's Odesa port, claiming it was punishment for a prior assault on the Kerch Bridge. Ukraine's air defenses reportedly…
Return of 'Guidance Patrol'; A Sociologist: Iranian Society Has Passed the 'Hijab Passage'
The Iranian government has announced the return of the 'Guidance Patrol' to enforce hijab laws, leading to increased tensions between law enforcement and the public.…
General Framework for Separating Trade from Industry Approved; 'Trade' on the Verge of Returning to the Ministry Circle
The Iranian parliament has approved the revival of the Ministry of Trade, despite concerns about its cost and potential contradictions with the Sixth Development Plan.…
Zelensky: Russia Will Do Anything to Halt Ukraine's Advance in the South
Ukrainian President Zelensky warned that Russia is focusing all its efforts to halt Ukraine's military advances in the south. Ukrainian forces are facing significant challenges…
Martyrs Foundation Confirms 'Hacking Attack' on Its Servers
The Martyrs Foundation confirmed a hacking attack on its servers, attributed to a group called 'Bakhtak,' which claimed to have deleted critical data. This incident…
Russian General: My Soldiers Were Stabbed in the Back in Ukraine
Lieutenant General Ivan Popov of Russia was dismissed after revealing the poor conditions on the Ukrainian front, claiming that senior commanders betrayed their troops. This…
Collaboration of Iranian-Origin Professor in Britain with Sharif University Despite Sanctions
Dr. Soheil Jafari, an Iranian-origin professor at Cranfield University, has shared research on jet engines with Sharif University, which is under UK sanctions. This collaboration…
Russian Army Commander Dismissed After Reporting on Deteriorating Situation
A Russian army commander, Ivan Popov, was dismissed after he reported on the deteriorating conditions of the Russian military in Ukraine, highlighting failures in leadership…
Germany Will Not Deliver Eurofighter Jets to Saudi Arabia in the Near Future
Germany's Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced that the country will not deliver Eurofighter jets to Saudi Arabia soon, linking the decision to the ongoing war in…
Continued Tension at the Lebanon-Israel Border; Several Hezbollah Members Injured
Tensions continue at the Lebanon-Israel border as several Hezbollah members were injured in an explosion attributed to Israeli forces. This incident coincides with the anniversary…
Microsoft Reports Chinese Hackers Breached Emails of U.S. Government Organizations
Microsoft revealed that Chinese hackers accessed the emails of around 25 organizations, including U.S. government agencies, in a cyber espionage campaign that began in May.…
Observation of a New Exoplanet with Metallic Clouds; A Giant Mirror Shining in Space
Researchers have discovered a new exoplanet named 'LTT 9779 b', which is larger than Neptune and reflects about 80% of incoming light due to its…
Israeli Knesset to Decide on Restrictions for Judiciary
The Israeli Knesset is preparing to vote on a controversial bill that would limit the powers of the Supreme Court, leading to widespread protests and…
Zarghami's Reaction to the Closure of Tourism Centers Over Mandatory Hijab: Restrooms Are a Priority
Ezzatollah Zarghami, Iran's Minister of Cultural Heritage, criticized the government's focus on enforcing mandatory hijab while neglecting basic public services like restrooms. This statement reflects…
Head of Labor Faction in Parliament: Workers' Tables Are Empty; Government Should Provide 'Essential Goods' to Workers
Ali Babaei Karanami, head of the Labor Faction in Iran's Parliament, criticized the government for failing to provide essential goods to workers amid rising inflation.…
Israel Witnesses Largest Anti-Government Protests Against Benjamin Netanyahu
Tens of thousands of Israelis protested against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's judicial reforms, marking the largest anti-government demonstrations in recent weeks. The protests were notably…
U.S. Treasury Secretary Meets with Six Women Economists in Beijing
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen met with six women economists in Beijing to promote gender diversity and discuss economic cooperation between the U.S. and China.…
Mohsen Renani: We Are Quietly Moving Towards 'Cartoonish Science'
Mohsen Renani critiques the Iranian government's recent actions to suppress academic freedom, linking them to a broader trend of silencing dissent following the Mahsa movement.…
Pentagon Increases Control Over Classified Information
The Pentagon is tightening controls over classified information following the arrest of Jack Teixeira, a member of the Air National Guard, for leaking sensitive documents…
Ukrainian Innovators' Efforts to More Effectively Down Russian 'Shahed' Drones
Ukrainian engineers and military officials met to develop strategies to counter Iranian 'Shahed' drones used by Russia. They awarded $3 million to teams creating effective…
Government Includes Five Income Deciles in Free Insurance; Health Network: We Lack Service Capacity
The Iranian government has expanded its free health insurance program to include two additional income deciles, raising concerns from the health network about service capacity.…
Israeli Army's Night Operation in the West Bank
The Israeli army conducted a significant operation in Jenin, West Bank, resulting in at least one death and several injuries. This operation is part of…
Increase in Alcohol-Related Deaths from Non-Standard Consumption in the Capital; Age Group: Twenty to Forty Years
Tehran's forensic chief reports a 36.8% rise in alcohol-related deaths, primarily among individuals aged 20 to 40, due to methanol and counterfeit alcohol consumption. The…
The U.S. Rejects China's Requests to Lift Sanctions
The U.S. has rejected China's requests to lift sanctions in exchange for military communication, citing no valid reason for China to avoid dialogue. This comes…