November 2017
A Court in Argentina Sentences 48 Defendants of the 'Dirty War' to Prison
A court in Argentina has sentenced 48 former military personnel for their roles in the 'Dirty War,' specifically related to 'death flights' that eliminated political…
How Serious is the Risk of Airplane Hacking?
A group of hackers successfully hacked a Boeing 757 in 2016, raising concerns about the security of future pilotless aircraft. Robert Hickey, a national security…
War Criminal Convicted in Yugoslavia Court Drank Poison and Died
Slobodan Praljak, a convicted war criminal, drank poison in court after his 20-year sentence was upheld, leading to his death. This incident has sparked significant…
Kenyan President Sworn In After Months of Electoral Turmoil
Uhuru Kenyatta was sworn in for his second presidential term amid ongoing violence and protests in Kenya. Opposition leader Raila Odinga condemned the legitimacy of…
French President Calls for Action Against African Migrant Trafficking
French President Emmanuel Macron condemned the trafficking of African migrants as a crime against humanity and called for a collaborative effort between Europe and Africa…
Australian Police Arrest Suspect for Planning Terrorist Attack
Australian police arrested a 20-year-old man who planned a terrorist attack in Melbourne on New Year's Eve, intending to shoot at crowds in Federation Square.…
Increased Concerns Over Imminent Eruption of Volcano in Bali, Indonesia
Concerns are growing over the imminent eruption of Mount Agung in Bali, prompting the Indonesian government to evacuate residents and close the airport. Nearly 60,000…
Summons of a Cyber Activist to Court on Charges of Sexual Harassment
Ali Karimizadeh Bangi, a founder of Article 19, has been summoned to court in Toronto on charges of sexual harassment, which he denies. The case…
German Social Democrats Agree to Coalition Government Talks
The German Social Democratic Party has shifted its stance and is now willing to engage in coalition government talks after previous negotiations failed. This change…
235 Killed in Egypt; Sisi: We Will Take Revenge
A terrorist attack on a mosque in North Sinai, Egypt, has resulted in at least 235 deaths and over 100 injuries. President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi…
Release of a Christian Convert Detained in Dezful
Mohammad Ali Torabi, a Christian convert and church official, has been temporarily released from prison in Dezful after being detained for several years. His arrest…
Ratko Mladić, Commander of Bosnian Serbs, Sentenced to Life Imprisonment for Genocide
Ratko Mladić, former commander of the Bosnian Serb Army, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for genocide and crimes against humanity during the Bosnian War.…
Welcome to the First Wednesday Station!
The first episode of the Tomorrow Station program focuses on assisting earthquake victims in western Iran and discusses various related topics, including a new film…
20 Million Euro EU Aid for Developing Safe Nuclear Energy in Iran
The EU and Iran held a seminar on civilian nuclear cooperation, where the EU announced a 20 million euro aid package to support Iran's safe…
Detection of Highly Radioactive Isotopes in Russia
The Russian Meteorological Service reported the detection of highly radioactive Ruthenium 106 isotopes in the Ural Mountains, suggesting a possible nuclear accident. This revelation follows…
Two Imprisoned Christian Converts Forced to Sign Blank Papers
Two Christian converts, Mohammad Ali Torabi and Abdolali Pourmand, were forced to sign blank papers in prison, raising concerns about potential forced confessions and political…
Parastoo Farahvar: I Have Been Accused of Propaganda Against the Regime and Insulting Sacred Values
Parastoo Farahvar has been accused of propaganda against the Iranian regime and insulting sacred values while attempting to hold a memorial for her murdered parents.…
Pet Dog Owners Are Less at Risk of Death Due to Illness
A study of 3.4 million Swedes shows that dog ownership significantly lowers the risk of death from cardiovascular diseases. Single individuals living with dogs experience…
UNICEF: The Situation of Millions of Children in Dozens of Countries is Worse than 20 Years Ago
UNICEF's report reveals that the plight of 180 million children in 37 countries has worsened over the past 20 years, with Yemen, Syria, and Iraq…
Key Talks for Government Formation in Germany Ended Without Result
Negotiations for a coalition government in Germany have collapsed as the Free Democratic Party withdrew, prompting discussions of new elections. Angela Merkel and other parties…
First Conference of the 'Council of Democratic Seekers of Iran' Held in Cologne
The 'Council of Democratic Seekers of Iran' was established in Cologne, aiming to provide an alternative to the Islamic Republic and promote national unity within…
U.S. Strategic Command Chief: 'Illegal' Order for Nuclear Strike May Be Rejected
General John Hyten of U.S. Strategic Command stated that any illegal order for a nuclear strike could be rejected. This comes amid rising tensions over…
Hariri and Macron Meet in Paris; Hariri to Return to Lebanon on Wednesday
Saad Hariri met with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris and announced his intention to return to Lebanon on Independence Day. Hariri's resignation and the…
Bill Gates Donates Fifty Million Dollars to Find Alzheimer's Treatment
Bill Gates has pledged fifty million dollars to research aimed at finding a cure for Alzheimer's disease, which remains incurable despite advancements in treatment. This…
Saad Hariri: I Remain in Saudi Arabia for Consultation
Saad Hariri, the resigned Lebanese Prime Minister, remains in Saudi Arabia for consultations regarding Lebanon's future and its relations with Arab states. His resignation has…
Mugabe Appears in Public for the First Time After House Arrest
Robert Mugabe appeared publicly for the first time since being placed under house arrest, as the Zimbabwean army reported progress in negotiations for his resignation.…
Turkish Police Operation to Arrest Dozens of University Professors Linked to Last Year's Coup
Turkish police have arrested 22 staff members from Marmara University as part of an operation linked to the 2016 coup attempt, suspecting them of ties…
Saudi Arabia: Hariri's Decision to Return to Lebanon is His Own
Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir stated that Saad Hariri's decision to return to Lebanon is his own, following Hariri's resignation and subsequent criticism of Iran…
Statements by Representatives of Kermanshah and Islamabad West Regarding Earthquake Victims
Representatives from Kermanshah and Islamabad West have provided conflicting statements regarding the death toll and aid distribution following a devastating earthquake. Ahmad Safari claims over…
Associated Press Report on the First Genetic Manipulation in a Patient's Body
Scientists have conducted the first genetic manipulation inside a patient's body to treat Hunter syndrome, a metabolic disorder. Brian Maddox, the patient, expressed pride in…
Pope Francis to Auction Donated Lamborghini
Pope Francis received a Lamborghini as a gift, which will be auctioned for charity. Proceeds will support the reconstruction of homes for Iraqi Christians and…
Armed Man Kills Four in California
An armed man in Northern California killed four people and injured ten others in a shooting spree that included an attempt to enter an elementary…
Why Has the Rial Once Again Slipped into Decline?
The rial continues to decline against international currencies, with inflation being a major contributing factor. The Iranian government is considering raising the dollar price to…
Demonstrations of Tens of Thousands of Polish Nationalists: 'Europe Must Be for White People'
Tens of thousands of Polish nationalists rallied in Warsaw, calling for a racially homogeneous Europe and chanting anti-immigrant slogans. The event, coinciding with Poland's Independence…
Over $100 Billion: The Cost of the Rise and Fall of ISIS in Iraq
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has estimated the damages from ISIS's rise and fall in Iraq to exceed $100 billion. This assessment comes as Iraqi…
Papua: We Will Use Force If Necessary to Evacuate Manus Camp
Papua New Guinea officials have begun evacuating the Manus refugee camp, threatening to use force against the 600 migrants if they do not leave voluntarily.…
Syrian Government Forces and Hezbollah Capture ISIS's Last Major Stronghold
Syrian government forces and Hezbollah have captured Al-Bukamal, the last major stronghold of ISIS, marking a significant defeat for the group. This development follows a…
Historic Victory for Minorities and LGBTQ+ in Local Elections in the U.S.
In recent U.S. local elections, significant victories were achieved by minority and LGBTQ+ candidates, including the election of the first transgender person to a state…
Korean Rail Buses on Iran's Tracks?
Iran is set to import rail buses from South Korea, despite previous plans to rely on domestic production. This decision highlights ongoing challenges in Iran's…
Wife Discovers Husband's Affair, Forces Qatar Airways Flight to Land
An Iranian woman discovered her husband's affair mid-flight, leading to a heated argument that forced the Qatar Airways flight to land in Chennai. The family…
Implicit Defense of the Media System Organization by Government Spokesman
The Iranian government is attempting to establish a 'Media System Organization' that critics argue will severely restrict journalistic freedom. Government spokesman Mohammad Baqer Nobakht defended…
Goncourt Prize 2017 Awarded to 'Agenda'
Eric Vuillard's book 'Agenda', which explores the origins of World War II, won the prestigious Goncourt Prize in France. The book highlights the rarely discussed…
FATF: Iran's Deadline for Implementing the 'Action Plan' Ends in January Next Year
The FATF has set a deadline of January 31, 2018, for Iran to implement its 'Action Plan' to combat money laundering and terrorist financing. If…
Fake News Selected as Word of the Year
'Fake news' has been named the word of the year by the Collins English Dictionary, reflecting a 365% increase in its usage, primarily popularized by…
Syrian Government Forces Fully Retake Deir ez-Zor from ISIS
Syrian government forces, supported by Hezbollah and Russian airstrikes, have reportedly regained full control of Deir ez-Zor from ISIS, although some militants remain in the…
Puigdemont: The Arrest of Catalan Officials is a Serious Mistake
Carles Puigdemont criticized the recent arrests of Catalan officials as a serious mistake and called for peaceful protests against the Spanish government. The Spanish authorities…
New Sexual Abuse Allegations Against Kevin Spacey
New allegations of sexual abuse against Kevin Spacey have emerged from former employees of the Old Vic Theatre, where he served as artistic director. These…
UN: Iraq Lacks Jurisdiction to Prosecute 'Islamic State' Actors in Mosul
The UN report states that Iraq cannot prosecute 'Islamic State' crimes in Mosul and suggests the International Criminal Court as an alternative. It highlights the…
U.S. Senate Calls for the Release of American Citizens Imprisoned in Iran
The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a resolution demanding the release of American citizens imprisoned in Iran, including Siamak and Baquer Namazi. The resolution calls for…
Iran's 'Romario' Misses Opportunity for Life Sentence Reduction
Ali Akbarian, a former Iranian football star serving a life sentence, was re-arrested for drug offenses while on leave from prison, losing his chance for…
New York Attack Perpetrator Charged with Terrorism
Sayfullo Saipov has been charged with terrorism after driving a truck into pedestrians in New York, killing eight people. The attack was reportedly planned in…
UK Defense Minister Resigns Amid Sexual Harassment Scandal
UK Defense Minister Michael Flynn resigned amid a sexual harassment scandal that has implicated several members of Parliament. The scandal has raised concerns across political…
Donald Trump Announces End to Green Card Lottery Following New York Incident
Donald Trump announced the end of the green card lottery program following a terrorist attack in New York by an Uzbek immigrant who received his…