August 2023
For the First Time in the World, Injection Approval for Cancer Treatment Issued in Britain
England has received approval to start cancer treatment through injections, making it the first country to do so. Hundreds of patients will be eligible for…
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…
Storm and Dust in Sistan and Baluchestan Sends 800 People to Hospitals and Treatment Centers
A severe storm and dust in Sistan and Baluchestan has led to 800 people seeking medical treatment, with respiratory and other health issues being the…
Another Journalist Summoned for Publishing Images of Unveiled Women Dancing at Lidoma Festival in Tehran
Journalist Javad Heydarian has been summoned by Tehran's prosecutor for sharing images of unveiled women dancing at the Lidoma Festival. This incident highlights ongoing tensions…
U.S. Federal Court Ruling: Works Created by Artificial Intelligence Are Not Eligible for Copyright
A U.S. federal court ruled that works created entirely by artificial intelligence are not eligible for copyright protection, affirming the stance of the U.S. Copyright…
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…
Armed Clash in Isfahan; Two Police Officers Killed
An armed confrontation in Isfahan resulted in the deaths of two police officers and two other individuals. The incident occurred during a chase after one…
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,…
Identity of 'Ötzi' Discovered; The Ice Man Was Descended from Modern Turkish Farmers
Scientists have discovered that Ötzi, the Ice Man, descended from modern Turkish farmers and had a different appearance than previously thought. This new understanding of…
Attack on a Christian Neighborhood in Pakistan Under the Pretext of 'Blasphemy'
A mob of Pakistani Muslims attacked a Christian neighborhood in Jaranwala, Punjab, burning a church and homes after accusations of blasphemy against a local Christian.…
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…
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…
Armed Clashes Once Again Bring Violence to the Capital of Libya
Armed clashes erupted in Tripoli between the 'Brigade 444' and the 'Special Deterrence Force,' marking the most severe violence in the city this year. The…
Massive Explosion Near Tel Aviv
A massive explosion occurred in Ramat Hasharon, injuring three people, with the cause still unknown. This incident follows a similar explosion in Herzliya and highlights…
The Death Toll from Unprecedented Fires in Hawaii Reaches 93
The death toll from wildfires in Maui, Hawaii, has reached 93, making it the deadliest wildfire in over a century in the U.S. Governor Josh…
Czech Police Seizes 646 Kilograms of Cocaine Hidden in Ecuadorian Banana Shipments
Czech police seized 646 kg of cocaine hidden in banana shipments from Ecuador, valued at approximately $91 million. This incident highlights growing concerns over drug…
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…
New Research: Severe Frost Caused the Extinction of 'Homo Erectus' in Europe
New research indicates that a severe glaciation event around 1.1 million years ago led to the extinction of 'Homo erectus' in Europe. Researchers highlight the…
Ecuadorian Presidential Candidate and 'Staunch Critic of Corruption' Shot Dead
Fernando Villavicencio, a presidential candidate in Ecuador known for his strong stance against corruption, was assassinated during a campaign event. The attack also injured several…
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…
Voters in Ohio Reject Republican-Supported Abortion Measure
Ohio voters rejected a Republican measure aimed at making it harder to amend the constitution for abortion rights, marking a significant win for abortion advocates.…
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…
Scientists: Even Antarctica is not immune to severe climate changes
Scientists warn that Antarctica is experiencing severe climate changes, with rapid glacier melting and unprecedented low sea ice levels. If greenhouse gas emissions are not…
Britain's Plan to Cut Costs Begins; Transfer of Refugees to a Barge on British Shores
Britain has started transferring migrants to a barge named 'Bibby Stockholm' to cut costs associated with their accommodation in hotels. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is…
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…
The Death Toll from the Building Collapse in Tehran Reaches Four, Two Victims Were Police Officers
A building collapse in southern Tehran during a crackdown on illegal construction resulted in four deaths, including two police officers. The incident highlights the ongoing…
Italy Rescues Dozens of Migrants from Capsized Boats
The Italian Coast Guard rescued 57 migrants and found the bodies of a child and a woman after three trafficker boats capsized near Lampedusa. Approximately…
In the First Half of Mordad; Tens of Thousands of Calls Regarding 'Heat Stroke' Registered with Tehran Emergency Services
From August 1 to 13, Tehran's emergency services received over 87,000 calls related to heat stroke, coinciding with record temperatures reaching 50 degrees Celsius in…
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…
Arrest of Two U.S. Navy Sailors on Charges of Espionage and Collaboration with China
Two U.S. Navy sailors were arrested on espionage charges for allegedly collaborating with Chinese intelligence. Jinchaowei and Wenheng Zhao are accused of providing sensitive military…
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…
Approximately 400 Pakistani Migrants Freed from Smugglers' Warehouses in Libya
Approximately 385 Pakistani migrants were freed from smuggler warehouses in Libya during a raid by security officials. The migrants had intended to travel to Europe…
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…