October 2018
Former German Nurse Admits to Murdering 100 Patients
Niels Högel, a former nurse in Germany, has admitted to murdering 100 patients during his employment at two hospitals. His trial, which began with a…
The U.S. Deploys Over Five Thousand Soldiers at the Border with Mexico
The U.S. is deploying 5,200 troops to the Mexico border to prevent the entry of thousands of migrants from Central America. President Trump emphasizes that…
Pompeo: Iran has Targeted Europe with Terrorist Attacks for 40 Years
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo accused Iran of targeting Europe with terrorist attacks for 40 years following the arrest of an Iranian-Norwegian suspect in…
Angela Merkel to Step Down from Politics in 2021
Angela Merkel announced her decision to step down as leader of the CDU and not to run for Chancellor in 2021, marking the end of…
88 Million Mobile Phones in Iran
Iran has 88 million mobile phones in operation, surpassing its population of 80 million. This growth reflects the increasing integration of smartphones into daily life,…
The Guardian: Czechoslovak Security Agency Spied on Young Trump
The Guardian reports that the Czechoslovak security agency spied on Donald Trump during the 1980s, particularly after his marriage to Ivana Zelníčková. This surveillance was…
Wealthy Inflation Outpaces Inflation for Low-Income Households
Inflation in Iran has significantly increased, with October's point-to-point inflation rate reaching 32.8%. Wealthy households are experiencing higher inflation rates compared to lower-income households, highlighting…
Microsoft's Push Towards Becoming a Trillion-Dollar Company
Microsoft is on track to potentially become the third trillion-dollar company, driven by its cloud services as demand increases. Meanwhile, Xiaomi has launched the world's…
Scientists Prepare for Journey to the Deepest Points of Five Oceans
Scientists are embarking on the 'Five Deeps Expedition' to explore the deepest parts of the oceans using a specially designed submarine. This project represents a…
Jahangiri: Increasing Gasoline Prices is Not Feasible, Society Cannot Bear It
Iran's First Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri stated that increasing gasoline prices is currently unfeasible due to societal pressures. Despite past parliamentary opposition to energy price…
International Reactions to Saudi Announcement Regarding Jamal Khashoggi's Death
The Saudi confirmation of Jamal Khashoggi's death has sparked international condemnation and calls for further investigation. Key figures, including French and German leaders, have criticized…
A Short Circuit to the Knee in the Presence of the Prosecutor
The article describes a surreal dream of the narrator who finds himself in the office of the Attorney General, struggling with his clothing and the…
Mattis: Recent Attack in Kandahar Will Not Affect Afghanistan's Security Situation
James Mattis stated that the recent assassination of General Abdul Raziq will not significantly impact Afghanistan's security as the country approaches elections. The U.S. remains…
Train Accident in India Leaves at Least 50 Dead
A train accident in Amritsar, India, resulted in at least 50 fatalities as a train struck a crowd gathered for a festival. This incident highlights…
The Number of Displaced Persons Due to Drought in Afghanistan Exceeds War Displaced
The UN reports that drought has displaced more people in Afghanistan than violence, with 275,000 individuals affected. This crisis threatens over two million people, exacerbating…
A Survey: Only Six Percent of American Jews Would Vote for Trump in the 2020 Election
A recent survey shows that only six percent of American Jews might vote for Trump in the 2020 election, despite his strong support for Israel.…
UAE Accuses Detained British Student of Espionage
Matthew Hedges, a British PhD student, has been accused of espionage by the UAE after being detained at Dubai airport five months ago. His wife…
British Prime Minister: Brexit Agreement Still 'Achievable'
British Prime Minister Theresa May insists that a Brexit agreement is still achievable despite ongoing deadlock in negotiations with the EU, particularly concerning the Irish…
Reopening of the Nasib Crossing at the Syria-Jordan Border After Three Years
The Nasib border crossing between Syria and Jordan has reopened after three years, allowing limited movement of people and goods. This reopening is significant for…
Trump: The Disappearance of Khashoggi May Be the Work of 'Rogue Killers'
Donald Trump suggested that the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi may involve 'rogue killers' after speaking with Saudi King Salman, who denied any knowledge of…
Iran's Ambassador in Ankara: An Individual Linked to ISIS Has Threatened the Iranian Embassy
The Iranian embassy in Ankara received a suicide attack threat from an individual claiming to be affiliated with ISIS, prompting Turkish police to enhance security…
Australian Medical Association: Immediately Remove Refugee Children from Nauru
The Australian Medical Association has called for the immediate removal of refugee children from Nauru due to severe psychological harm and unsafe conditions. Prime Minister…
The Death Toll from Hurricane Michael in Eastern America Reaches 17
Hurricane Michael has caused significant destruction in Eastern America, resulting in at least 17 deaths across several states. The storm's impact is still unfolding, with…
Michael Leaves Widespread Destruction and Casualties
Hurricane Michael has caused severe destruction in northeast Florida, resulting in at least seven deaths and extensive property damage. The storm rapidly intensified into a…
Emergency Landing of Astronauts Due to Technical Malfunction of Soyuz Spacecraft
Two astronauts, Alexey Oshin and Nick Hague, made an emergency landing in Kazakhstan due to a technical malfunction of the Soyuz spacecraft shortly after launch.…
Trump: American Investigators Are Investigating the Disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that American investigators are looking into the disappearance of Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi, who vanished after entering the Saudi consulate…
Discovery of a 'Lost World' of Volcanoes Near Tasmania
Australian researchers have discovered a significant underwater volcanic mountain range near Tasmania, which is home to diverse marine life. This finding could enhance our understanding…
UN: Civilian Casualties in Afghanistan Reach Highest Level Since 2014
The UN reports a significant rise in civilian casualties in Afghanistan, with 2,798 killed and 5,252 injured in the first nine months of 2023, marking…
Serbia Cancels Visa Exemption for Iranians
Serbia has revoked the visa exemption for Iranian citizens, citing a rise in illegal migration attempts to the EU. This decision follows over a year…
The Power of Hurricane Michael on Its Way to Florida is 'Unexpectedly' Increasing
Hurricane Michael is unexpectedly gaining strength as it approaches Florida, potentially reaching category 4 with winds of 251 km/h. Hundreds of thousands have been urged…
Google Introduces New Products
Google has introduced its new products, including the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL smartphones, which boast improved camera capabilities and AI features. The devices…
Bus Accident of Students on 'Raheeyan Noor' Trip Leaves Three Dead
A bus carrying schoolgirls on a trip to commemorate war sites overturned in Tabriz, resulting in three deaths, including two students and a teacher. The…
Major Issues Following Windows 10 Update
Microsoft has halted the latest Windows 10 update due to significant bugs reported by users, including file deletions and hardware issues. The company advises affected…
The Continued Undefeated Streak of Khabib Nurmagomedov in the Cage
Khabib Nurmagomedov defeated Conor McGregor in a highly publicized MMA fight in Las Vegas, maintaining his undefeated record. The fight ended in controversy with post-fight…
Saad Hariri: The New Lebanese Government Will Be Formed Within 10 Days
Saad Hariri announced that the new Lebanese government will be formed within 10 days due to urgent economic issues. This follows a prolonged political deadlock…
More than 250 people have died while taking selfies
A study by the Indian Medical Association reveals that over 250 people have died while taking selfies globally between 2011 and 2017, with the majority…
Nearly 300,000 Deaths in Traffic Accidents in Iran Over the Past Decade
Over the past decade, nearly 300,000 people have died in traffic accidents in Iran, with a significant number of injuries reported. The head of the…
Suspicious Poisonous Letters Sent to Trump and the Pentagon Discovered
American officials discovered suspicious letters containing ricin addressed to President Trump and Secretary of Defense Mattis. The FBI is investigating these letters to determine if…
Barham Salih Becomes New President of Iraq
Barham Salih has been elected as the new President of Iraq by the parliament, marking a significant step towards forming a new government. He received…
Cristiano Ronaldo Accused of 'Rape' by an American Woman
An American woman has accused Cristiano Ronaldo of raping her in 2009 and claims he paid her $375,000 to remain silent. The Las Vegas police…
Three Scientists from the US, Canada, and France Win the 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics
Three scientists, Arthur Ashkin, Donna Strickland, and Gérard Mourou, won the 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics for their groundbreaking research in laser technology, which has…
Pervasive Victory of Persepolis Against Al-Sadd of Qatar
Persepolis achieved a significant victory against Al-Sadd of Qatar in the first leg of the AFC Champions League semi-finals, winning 1-0 with a late penalty…
The Number of Russian Soldiers Killed in Syria Has Reached 112
The Russian parliament's defense committee has reported that 112 military personnel have been killed in Syria since Russia's direct involvement began. This includes significant losses…
Photokina 2018: What’s New at the World’s Largest Annual Photography Equipment Exhibition
The Photokina 2018 exhibition showcased significant advancements in photography technology, including the introduction of 8K cameras and displays, with companies like Panasonic and Fujifilm leading…
Barham Salih Becomes New President of Iraq
Barham Salih has been elected as the new President of Iraq, receiving 220 votes from the parliament. This election is a significant step towards forming…
The U.S. and Canada Reach an Agreement on NAFTA at the Last Minute
The U.S. and Canada reached a last-minute agreement to revise NAFTA, now called the USMCA, after intense negotiations. This agreement is seen as a significant…