September 2018
World Volleyball Championships: Poland Crowned Champion, Iran Finishes Thirteenth
Poland won the World Volleyball Championship by defeating Brazil 3-0, marking their second consecutive title. Iran finished thirteenth, falling short of expectations after their recent…
Request by 2222 Doctors and Civil Activists for the Release of Farhad Mishtami
2222 doctors and civil activists have called for the release of Farhad Mishtami, a civil activist and doctor detained under unjust charges. Mishtami's deteriorating health…
Start of Parliamentary Elections in Afghanistan
The electoral campaign for Afghanistan's parliamentary elections has begun amid violence and allegations of fraud, with over 2,500 candidates vying for 249 seats. The elections…
The Series of Iran's Football Exits from Asia: Youth, Young Adults, and Hopes
Iran's U-17 football team has been eliminated from the Asian qualifiers, adding to the recent failures of the country's youth teams. Despite previous successes, the…
Mahmoud Abbas: Jerusalem is not for sale; Netanyahu: Abbas supports terrorism
Mahmoud Abbas and Benjamin Netanyahu exchanged sharp criticisms at the UN, with Abbas asserting Palestinian rights and Netanyahu accusing Abbas of supporting terrorism. The ongoing…
Increase in Alcohol Poisoning Victims: 12 Dead in Two Days; Two Arrested
In Iran, the number of deaths from alcohol poisoning has risen to 12 within two days due to homemade alcohol consumption, with 154 reported cases…
Start of Electoral Competition in Afghanistan
The electoral campaign in Afghanistan has commenced amid violence and fraud allegations, with over 2,500 candidates vying for parliamentary seats. This election is significant as…
If Women Want Equality, Why Do They Accept Dowries?
The article discusses the debate over dowries in Iran, with activists divided on whether they empower women or commodify them. Mahboubeh Abbasgholizadeh argues that dowries…
Struggle with Zainab at Azadi Stadium
The article describes a surreal dream where the author encounters a woman posing as an officer at Azadi Stadium, leading to a comedic and chaotic…
New Iraqi Ambassador Appointed in Iran
Saad Jawad Qandil has been appointed as the new Iraqi ambassador to Iran following the recall of the previous ambassador due to his harsh treatment…
Emmanuel Macron: Those Who Sold Brexit Were Liars
Emmanuel Macron criticized British politicians for misleading claims about Brexit's simplicity and warned Theresa May to finalize her exit plan before an important October meeting.…
Meeting with Zafar Ali Moqimi
Zafar Ali Moqimi, a 36-year-old metallurgy PhD graduate, has been imprisoned since March 2018 after being arrested during clashes between Gonabadi dervishes and police in…
Meeting with Shokufe Yadollahi
Shokufe Yadollahi, a 51-year-old educational psychologist and mother of three, was arrested during protests in Tehran and is currently imprisoned along with her children. This…
Kiumars Marzban, Iranian Satirist, Arrested
Kiumars Marzban, an Iranian satirist and cultural activist, has been arrested by the IRGC, with his electronic devices confiscated. He returned to Iran to visit…
Iraq's Ambassador to Tehran Summoned Due to 'Irresponsible Behavior' with Iraqi Citizens
The Iraqi ambassador to Tehran was summoned back to Baghdad due to his harsh criticism of Iraqi citizens during a religious gathering. This incident highlights…
A Court in Iraq Sentences 'Deputy of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' to Death
An Iraqi court has sentenced Ismail Alwan Salman Al-Ithawi, a senior ISIS leader and deputy to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, to death for terrorist crimes. This…
Australia Issues Warning About Needles Found in Strawberry Packages
Australia is facing a crisis with reports of sewing needles found in strawberries, prompting Prime Minister Scott Morrison to compare the incidents to terrorism and…
Efforts to Prevent the Employment of a Six-Fingered Manager
The article presents a satirical dream of a person appointed to enforce a law against employing retirees, only to find that many key figures are…
New Findings on Multiple Sclerosis
Recent studies indicate that multiple sclerosis patients suffer more in summer due to lower melatonin levels, which may exacerbate their condition. Neurologists suggest that melatonin…
Head of Germany's Domestic Intelligence Agency Dismissed
Hans-Georg Maassen, head of Germany's domestic intelligence, was dismissed amid accusations of supporting far-right groups. His transfer to a senior position in the Ministry of…
The Halt of Hodeidah Port 'Could Take the Lives of Hundreds of Thousands of Yemeni Children'
Save the Children warns that the halt of Hodeidah port operations could endanger the lives of hundreds of thousands of Yemeni children amid ongoing conflict…
James Mattis Denies Reports of Resignation from U.S. Defense Department
James Mattis has publicly denied rumors of his resignation from the U.S. Defense Department, stating he does not take such reports seriously. This denial comes…
Trump: The U.S. is Considering Military Presence in Poland
Donald Trump announced that the U.S. is considering establishing a permanent military base in Poland, following a proposal from Polish President Andrzej Duda. This move…
Game of Thrones and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Win Big at the Emmys
The Emmy Awards saw 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' and 'Game of Thrones' winning major awards, marking a significant moment for diversity in nominations. This year,…
Iran and Assad Opponents Welcome Putin and Erdogan's Agreement on Idlib
Iran and Syrian opposition groups have welcomed the agreement between Turkey and Russia to establish a buffer zone in Idlib, preventing an attack on the…
Continued Protests by Far-Right Extremists Against Immigration Policies in Germany
Protests by far-right extremists against immigration policies in Germany are ongoing, particularly in Cottbus, where over a thousand demonstrators gathered. They blame Angela Merkel's policies…
The Major Typhoon Mangkhut Reaches Southern China After Hitting the Philippines
Typhoon Mangkhut has caused significant destruction in the Philippines, leading to at least 36 deaths and potentially rising to 100. As it approaches southern China,…
Increase in the Number of Victims of the Major Storm in the Philippines
A major storm in the Philippines has resulted in at least 28 deaths and displaced thousands, with the storm now moving towards Hong Kong. The…
Right to Education; A Right That Is Denied to Some
The Iranian government is mandated to provide free education, yet many students are denied this right due to political beliefs or activities. A new bill…
Pompeo Calls John Kerry's Meetings with Iranian Foreign Minister Inappropriate
Mike Pompeo criticized John Kerry for his meetings with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, calling them inappropriate. Kerry's spokesperson defended him, stating that he…
With Abi's Nose and Chafiye, نقدی and Wrestling on 'Manoto'
The article presents a surreal dream involving cultural figures in Iran, highlighting a humorous yet critical conversation about censorship and the absurdities within the Iranian…
Haider al-Abadi: I Am Not Seeking Another Term as Prime Minister
Haider al-Abadi announced he is not seeking re-election as Iraq's Prime Minister amid rising protests and calls for his resignation following deadly unrest in Basra.…
With Kofi Annan's Mother at the Government Mourning Ceremony
The article describes a surreal dream involving Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and various government officials at a cabinet meeting turned mourning ceremony for Kofi Annan.…
Meeting with Roya Saghiri
Roya Saghiri, a 24-year-old student, has been sentenced to 23 months in prison for her involvement in the December 2017 protests in Iran. This highlights…
Shahrzad Mozaffar Becomes Head Coach of Kuwait Women's Futsal National Team
Shahrzad Mozaffar has been appointed as the head coach of the Kuwait women's futsal national team, marking her as the first Iranian woman to coach…
New Apple Phones with 7-Nanometer Processors
Apple has launched its new iPhone XS and XS Max with the A-12 processor, claimed to be the fastest mobile processor. The phones feature improved…
The Largest Contemporary Military Exercise in Russia Begins with China's Participation
Russia has launched its largest military exercise since the Cold War, involving over 300,000 personnel, with significant participation from China. This reflects a deepening strategic…
International Criminal Court Will Not Retreat from Bolton's Threats
The International Criminal Court reaffirmed its commitment to its mandate despite threats from U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton, who claimed the ICC threatens U.S.…
"From These, From These" with Mesbah and Shariati
The article is a surreal dream involving prominent Iranian figures like Ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi and Hossein Shariati, where political discussions and criticisms are humorously intertwined…
Hurricane Florence Approaches East Coast of America; Evacuation Orders for Coastal Areas of South Carolina
Hurricane Florence is approaching the eastern U.S., prompting evacuation orders for over one million residents in South Carolina and North Carolina. The storm is expected…
Roma Wins Golden Lion at Venice; Women Without Men
Alfonso Cuarón's film 'Roma' won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, exploring themes of abandonment and femininity through the lives of a maid…
City Theater Director and 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' Director Released
Saeed Asadi and Maryam Kazemi, arrested for the unofficial teaser of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' featuring women dancing, were released after protests. Their detention sparked…
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Deadly Suicide Attack in Kabul
ISIS has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in Kabul that killed at least seven people during a memorial for Ahmad Shah Durrani. The attack…
Amir Aliakbari's Victory Against the 'Polish Bear'
Amir Aliakbari from Iran defeated Daniel Omielanczuk from Poland in a mixed martial arts match in Krasnodar, Russia. Aliakbari is now set to fight Mohammad…
North Korea's Anniversary Parade Held 'Without Intercontinental Missiles'
North Korea held a military parade for its 70th anniversary without showcasing intercontinental ballistic missiles, which was unexpected given prior expectations of a display of…
UN Rapporteurs Call for Halt to Death Sentences of Three Kurdish Prisoners in Iran
UN rapporteurs have urged Iran to stop the imminent executions of three Kurdish political prisoners, citing violations of their rights and lack of fair trials.…
Iranian Government Prepares Five Support Packages to Counter Sanctions
The Iranian government is introducing five support packages to assist various socio-economic groups in response to U.S. sanctions and currency fluctuations. This includes support for…
Trump Conditions U.S. Aid to Palestinians on Their Agreement to Negotiate Peace
Donald Trump has linked the resumption of U.S. aid to the Palestinians to their willingness to negotiate a peace deal. This comes amid significant tensions…
The City Must Get Used to Me Wearing a Hijab!
The program discusses various topics including the Iranian leader's comments on diaper shortages due to sabotage, cultural events, and social issues like hijab enforcement. It…
Meeting with Mohammad Sharifi-Moghadam
Mohammad Sharifi-Moghadam, a 27-year-old dervish and children's rights activist, has been imprisoned for six months in Tehran. He was previously arrested during student protests and…
Trump Denies Claim of Request to Assassinate Bashar al-Assad
Donald Trump denied claims from Bob Woodward's upcoming book that he requested the assassination of Bashar al-Assad, stating such discussions never occurred. This denial comes…
At least 20 killed in Kabul explosions
On September 4, two explosions in Kabul's Shia neighborhood killed at least 20 people and injured 70, with the Islamic State claiming responsibility. The attacks…
Diaper Crisis in a Missile System
The article discusses a radio program that addresses the Iranian leader's comments on the shortage of baby diapers, attributing it to enemy sabotage. It also…
US Open: Nadal's Victory at Two AM
Rafael Nadal achieved a thrilling victory over Dominic Thiem in a five-hour match at the US Open, while Roger Federer and Andy Murray were eliminated…
The U.S. Returned a Persian Relief Depicting a Achaemenid Soldier to Iran
The U.S. has returned an Achaemenid relief depicting a soldier to Iran following a New York Supreme Court ruling. This relief was illegally taken from…
Spain Halts Bomb Sales to Saudi Arabia
Spain has halted the sale of bombs to Saudi Arabia due to concerns over their use in the Yemen conflict, where significant civilian casualties have…
UN: 1600 People Have Died While Crossing the Mediterranean This Year
The UN reports a significant decrease in migrants crossing the Mediterranean, but the death rate has increased dramatically, with 1,600 fatalities this year. This situation…
10 Injured in Shooting in San Bernardino, California
A shooting in San Bernardino, California, injured at least 10 people, including children, with three in critical condition. The incident highlights ongoing concerns over gun…
Rival Factions in Iraq Successfully Formed a Coalition
Rival political factions in Iraq have formed coalitions following the May parliamentary elections, with Muqtada al-Sadr and Haider al-Abadi claiming a majority. This development is…
Mahmoud Abbas: Trump Seeks a Confederation of Palestinian Territories and Jordan
Mahmoud Abbas has rejected the U.S. proposal for a confederation of Palestinian territories and Jordan, stating that only a tripartite confederation including Israel could be…
Dolat Bahar Reports the Arrest of the Director General of the Israel Desk at Iran's Ministry of Intelligence in 2012
The 'Dolat Bahar' channel reported the 2012 arrest of a senior Iranian intelligence official on espionage charges related to Israel. This incident highlights ongoing tensions…
Great National Coalition of Afghanistan: Discovery of Thousands of Fake ID Cards Related to Elections
The Great National Coalition of Afghanistan has revealed the discovery of over 10,000 fake ID cards related to the upcoming parliamentary elections, raising concerns about…
The Massacre of 67; Thirty Years Later
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the 1988 mass execution of political prisoners in Iran, with ongoing struggles for justice by the victims' families.…