June 2016
Disruption in Child Growth in Developing Countries Costs $177 Billion
A Harvard study reveals that children born in developing countries this year will lose over $177 billion in potential income due to growth disruptions. Poor…
Construction of 12-Story Buildings and Higher in Tehran Banned
The Iranian government has banned the construction of buildings 12 stories and higher in Tehran until new regulations are approved, citing excessive use of capacity.…
The British Referendum and the Likelihood of Trump's Victory
The British referendum on leaving the EU surprised many, as analysts believed the British would not vote for chaos. This outcome has raised doubts about…
Iran Air Purchases Four Boeing 747 Aircraft
Iran Air has announced the purchase of four new Boeing 747 aircraft, alongside other models, to enhance its fleet after grounding its last long-range aircraft.…
Arrest of Three Suspects in Planning Attack on Sexual Minorities in Turkey
Three suspects, including a Turkish citizen and two Dagestani nationals, were arrested in Turkey for planning an attack on a rally for sexual minorities. The…
Iron Men Champion: The Federation Said to Go Sell Drugs
Mehrab Fatemi, a champion in power competitions, exposes financial corruption and drug abuse within the Iranian sports federation, claiming that athletes are encouraged to sell…
North Korea: Successfully Tested Two Long-Range Missiles
North Korea successfully tested two long-range Hwasong missiles, claiming to enhance its capability to attack the U.S. Kim Jong-un oversaw the tests, which were conducted…
Obama: Any terrorist or disturbed person in America can easily buy powerful weapons
Barack Obama criticized the easy access to powerful weapons in the U.S. during his visit to Orlando, where he met with victims' families of the…
Iran Becomes the 100th Member of the International Surfing Federation
Iran has officially joined the International Surfing Federation as its 100th member, a development sparked by an Irish surfer's visit in 2010. This growth in…
Wife of Orlando Shooter Was Aware of His Intentions
Noor Salman, the wife of Orlando shooter Omar Mateen, is reported to have known about his intentions and may soon face criminal charges. Investigators are…
The Resurgence of Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' as a Best-Seller
The Italian newspaper 'Il Giornale' plans to distribute 'Mein Kampf' for free, reigniting controversy over the book's ongoing popularity. This move has drawn criticism from…
Funeral Ceremony for Muhammad Ali; Erdogan Not Allowed to Speak
Muhammad Ali's funeral was attended by thousands, including notable figures, but Turkish President Erdogan was not allowed to speak, leading to his early departure. This…
Iranian Paralympic Weightlifter Expelled from National Team for 'Public Disturbance'
Majid Farzin, a gold medalist weightlifter, was expelled from Iran's national Paralympic team for criticizing the training conditions and officials' promises, accused of 'public disturbance.'…
Telegram Gathering in Tehran Leads to Temporary Closure of a Mall
A Telegram-organized gathering of young people in Tehran's Kourosh Mall led to police intervention and the mall's temporary closure due to crowding. This incident highlights…
Do you think the issuance of flogging sentences for protesting workers in Iran is becoming a growing trend in the judiciary?
A poll was conducted asking whether the issuance of flogging sentences for protesting workers in Iran is becoming a trend in the judiciary. The results…
UN Calls for the Release of Zeinab Jalalian, Kurdish Activist
The UN has called for the immediate release of Zeinab Jalalian, a Kurdish activist imprisoned in Iran, citing violations of her human rights during detention.…
White Marriage: A Room with an Open Door
The article discusses the concept of white marriage in Iran, a form of cohabitation without legal or religious registration, which is becoming increasingly common. Individuals…