March 2017
Flynn Seeks Immunity in Response to Russia Investigation
Michael Flynn has requested immunity in exchange for his cooperation with investigations into potential communications between Trump's campaign and Russia. This development highlights the ongoing…
The UK Government Announces Bill to Replace EU Laws
The UK government has announced a comprehensive plan to repeal and replace EU laws following Brexit, aiming to ensure clarity and stability for British citizens.…
Theft of a 100-Kilogram Gold Coin from a Museum in Berlin
A 100-kilogram gold coin named 'Big Maple Leaf' was stolen from the Bode Museum in Berlin. The coin, valued at approximately four million dollars, was…
Death of 269 People in Nigeria Due to Meningitis Outbreak
A meningitis outbreak in Nigeria has resulted in 269 deaths and 1,828 suspected cases. The Nigeria Center for Disease Control is working with international organizations…
Iran's Inflation Rate Drops to Single Digits: From Statistics to Reality
The Central Bank of Iran announced a drop in the inflation rate to 9%, marking the first time in 26 years that Iran has a…
A Pakistani Man Sentenced to Prison in Germany for Spying for Iran
A Pakistani man, Haidar Syed Mustafa, was sentenced to over four years in prison in Germany for spying for Iran, specifically targeting Jewish and Israeli…
Scottish Parliament Votes in Favor of Second Independence Referendum from Britain
The Scottish Parliament has voted to hold a second referendum on independence from Britain, driven by changing circumstances due to Brexit. Nicola Sturgeon argues that…
Amnesty International Urges US-Led Coalition to Protect Civilians in Mosul
Amnesty International has called on the US-led coalition to safeguard civilians in Mosul, where recent airstrikes reportedly killed up to 150 civilians. The US has…
The U.S. and 40 Other Countries Will Not Participate in Nuclear Disarmament Talks
The U.S., along with about 40 other countries, will not participate in UN nuclear disarmament talks, citing concerns over the effectiveness of such negotiations. Nikki…
Senate Intelligence Committee Investigates Donald Trump's Son-in-Law in Russia Case
The Senate Intelligence Committee is set to interview Jared Kushner regarding his connections with Russian officials, particularly two meetings with the Russian ambassador and the…
Five Key Points Regarding the Transformation of Iran's Population Structure
The Statistical Center of Iran has released a summary of the 2016 Population and Housing Census, highlighting significant demographic changes such as a decrease in…
Syrian Democratic Forces: We Have Liberated the 'Tabqa' Base from ISIS Control
U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces have liberated the Tabqa airbase from ISIS control, a strategic location near the Tabqa dam. This victory is significant for advancing…
Hundreds Arrested in Anti-Government Protests in Moscow
On April 6, 2023, Alexei Navalny was arrested during a large anti-corruption protest in Moscow, which saw over 800 arrests. The protests, the largest against…
US Confirms Airstrike in Mosul Area Where Civilian Deaths Reported
The US confirmed an airstrike in western Mosul that reportedly resulted in civilian casualties, with eyewitnesses claiming at least 100 deaths. Iraqi security forces have…
UK Police Say Motives for London 'Terrorist Attack' Remain Unclear
The UK police are investigating the motives behind Khalid Masood's attack near Parliament, which resulted in four deaths. While Masood was identified as a lone…
Increase in Civilian Deaths Halts Mosul Operations
Iraqi security forces have halted operations to retake Mosul from ISIS due to a significant increase in civilian deaths, with reports ranging from dozens to…
Trump's Healthcare Plan Removed from Voting Agenda
Donald Trump's healthcare plan aimed at replacing Obamacare was removed from the House voting agenda due to insufficient support, facing unanimous opposition from Democrats and…
Four Chain Collisions in Iran; At Least One Dead and One Hundred Injured
On a single day in Iran, four chain collisions resulted in at least one death and nearly one hundred injuries, primarily due to severe weather…
Toyota to Build Fuel Cell Buses
Toyota is set to launch its first fuel cell bus in Tokyo, which can transport passengers and generate electricity during emergencies. This initiative could revolutionize…
Trump's Warning to Republicans: Universal Healthcare Plan to be Voted on Friday
Donald Trump has warned Republicans that they must vote on the alternative to Obamacare on Friday after a previous vote was postponed. Despite holding a…
A Jewish Man in Israel Arrested for Threatening Jewish Centers in America
A 19-year-old Jewish man was arrested in Israel for making bomb threats to Jewish centers in the U.S. He is identified as a hacker and…
Unprecedented Decline in Arctic Ice Levels Continues
The Arctic continues to experience unprecedented declines in sea ice levels, reaching a new low this past winter. This alarming trend is attributed to a…
An American Official Reports Unprecedented Air Operations Around Raqqa
U.S. forces and allied militants have launched an unprecedented air operation around Raqqa to seize a dam controlled by ISIS. Nearly 500 fighters have been…
Terrorist Incident Near British Parliament Leaves at Least Four Dead
A terrorist incident occurred near the British Parliament, resulting in at least four deaths and 20 injuries. The assailant attacked with a knife and ran…
Trump's Supreme Court Nominee Emphasizes 'Judicial Independence'
Neil Gorsuch, nominated by Trump for the Supreme Court, stressed the importance of judicial independence during a lengthy Senate hearing. He asserted that he would…
Trump Warns Congressional Republicans About Alternative to Obama's Universal Healthcare Plan
Donald Trump has warned Republican lawmakers that failure to pass the proposed alternative to Obamacare could result in voter backlash in the 2018 elections. The…
Recent Acid Attack in Isfahan Involved Family Daughter as Perpetrator
A daughter in Isfahan has been identified as the perpetrator of an acid attack on her family, motivated by revenge. This incident highlights the unusual…
Explosion in Baghdad Leaves at Least 23 Dead
A car bomb explosion in a Shiite neighborhood of Baghdad killed at least 23 people and injured 45 others amidst ongoing battles between Iraqi forces…
Details of Abulqasim's Situation and the Attack on Orly Airport in Paris Released
Zayd bin Abulqasim, a 39-year-old French citizen of Tunisian descent, was shot dead by police after attempting to take a soldier hostage at Orly Airport…
Support from German and Japanese Leaders for Free Trade Following Unprecedented G20 Statement
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe have expressed their commitment to free trade following a G20 statement that avoided reaffirming such…
Paris Prosecutor Announces Identity of Orly Airport Attacker
A 39-year-old French citizen named Zaid bin Abulqasim attacked Orly Airport, expressing a desire to die for God. He had a history of criminal activity…
Chuck Berry, Pioneer of Rock and Roll, Passes Away
Chuck Berry, a legendary figure in rock and roll music, has died at the age of 90. His influence on the genre is profound, with…
The Battle of Mosul Continues House by House
The battle for Mosul continues as Iraqi forces advance towards the symbolic Al-Nuri Mosque, where ISIS declared its caliphate. Despite slow progress due to civilian…
Four Family Members in Shahreza Victims of Acid Attack
A family of four in Shahreza, Iran, was attacked with acid, resulting in severe injuries to the father, mother, and son, while the daughter suffered…
The Ceremony Called 'Foolishness'; A Celebration That Became a Battlefield
The Chaharshanbe Suri celebration, once a cherished ancient tradition in Iran, has been condemned by religious leaders and has transformed into a site of conflict…
Dozens of Human Rights Organizations Call for Extension of UN Special Rapporteur's Mandate on Human Rights in Iran
41 human rights organizations are urging the UN Human Rights Council to extend the mandate of the Special Rapporteur on human rights in Iran, highlighting…
Alpine: The New Emblem of Renault's Sports Cars
Renault has revived the Alpine brand to offer a new sports car, the A110, which combines lightweight design with a turbocharged engine. The new model…
Trump: We Will Take Immigration Order Case to Supreme Court if Necessary
President Trump criticized a Hawaii court ruling that temporarily blocks his new immigration order, claiming it undermines America's strength. He vowed to continue fighting for…
Federal Judge in Hawaii Suspends Trump's New Immigration Order
A federal judge in Hawaii has temporarily suspended Trump's new immigration order that bans citizens from Iran and five other countries from entering the U.S.…
US Accuses Russian Spies of Hacking 500 Million Yahoo User Accounts
The US has indicted two Russian officials for hacking 500 million Yahoo accounts in 2014, marking a significant escalation in accusations against Russia for cybercrime.…
Retired Population or Unemployed?
The report from the Central Bank of Iran reveals that over 26% of urban households had no employed individuals in 2015, raising questions about unemployment…
Minimum Wage for Workers in Iran Increased by 14.5%
The Supreme Labor Council of Iran has raised the minimum wage for workers by 14.5% to 930,000 tomans, despite labor organizations demanding higher wages due…
U.S. Indicts Four Individuals in Russia and Canada for 'Largest' Cyber Attack
The U.S. plans to file criminal charges against four individuals, three in Russia and one in Canada, for their involvement in the largest cyber attack…
White House Releases Part of Trump's Tax Return for the First Time
The White House has released part of Donald Trump's tax return, revealing significant income and tax payments from 2005. This comes amid criticism of Trump's…
An Islamic State Commander Killed in Mosul
Iraqi forces killed an Islamic State commander in Mosul amid ongoing battles for control of key bridges. The fighting has intensified, with civilians fleeing the…
End of Sit-in by Clerics in South Khorasan and 20-Day Deadline to the Ministry of Interior
Clerics in South Khorasan ended their six-day sit-in demanding the dismissal of the provincial governor after issuing a statement awaiting government response. They have given…
White House Spokesman: Trump Will Donate Presidential Salary to Charity
White House spokesman Shawn Spicer announced that President Trump will donate his presidential salary to charity, a promise he made during his campaign. This decision…
U.S. Justice Department Requests More Time to Respond to Congress Regarding Trump's Wiretap Claims
The U.S. Justice Department has requested additional time to respond to Congress regarding Donald Trump's allegations that Barack Obama ordered the wiretapping of his communications…
UN: 2016 Was the Worst Year for Children in the Syrian Civil War
The UN reports that 2016 was the deadliest year for children in the Syrian civil war, with over 650 child fatalities and millions displaced. UNICEF…
Kremlin Spokesman: Unfortunately, We Don't Know When Dialogue with the New U.S. Government Will Be Possible
Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin spokesman, expressed disappointment over the lack of progress in U.S.-Russia relations under President Trump and criticized the political 'excitements' in the…
Iraqi General: We Have Recaptured 30 Percent of West Mosul
Iraqi forces have recaptured 30% of western Mosul from ISIS, with signs of weakening resistance from the militants. General Ma'in al-Saadi expects the retaking of…
Parliament Delegates Decision on Interpretation of Election Law to the Expediency Council
The Iranian Parliament has sent a resolution to the Expediency Council asserting that the Guardian Council cannot disqualify elected candidates after the elections have been…
What Kind of Aircraft is Iran Air's Airbus 330?
Iran Air received its second Airbus 330, enhancing its fleet with modern aircraft capable of long-haul flights. The Airbus 330 can carry up to 300…
Governor of South Khorasan: I apologize if religious people were upset
Ali Akbar Parvizi, the governor of South Khorasan, apologized for remarks about dancing that upset religious leaders, who protested his retention in office. His comments…
Herbivorous Neanderthals and the Use of Penicillin
Researchers from the University of Adelaide discovered that Neanderthals in Spain were primarily herbivorous, while those in Belgium were carnivorous. The study highlights the complexity…
UN Calls on Turkey to Investigate Hundreds of Killings in Kurdish Regions
The UN Human Rights Office has urged Turkey to investigate hundreds of killings and human rights violations in Kurdish regions amid rising violence. The report…
Two Women Victims of Acid Attack in Mahshahr Port
Two women were victims of an acid attack in Mahshahr, with one reportedly pregnant. The police have initiated extensive efforts to identify and apprehend the…
German Police: Seven Injured in Axe Attack on Passengers at Train Station
A 36-year-old man from Yugoslavia was arrested for an axe attack at a Düsseldorf train station, injuring seven people. The police are investigating the incident…
The White House Emphasizes Commitment to Finding Robert Levinson
The White House reaffirmed its commitment to finding Robert Levinson, a retired FBI agent who went missing in Iran in 2007. The U.S. has offered…
Housing, Income, and Iranian Households
The article analyzes housing statistics in Iran from 2007 to 2015, revealing that urban homes are generally larger than rural ones, contradicting common perceptions. It…
Hawaii's Official Lawsuit to Overturn Trump's New Immigration Order
Hawaii has filed a lawsuit against Trump's new immigration order, which temporarily bans entry from Iran and five other Muslim-majority countries. The state argues that…
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has fled Mosul and is hiding in the desert
U.S. and Iraqi officials believe that ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has fled Mosul and is hiding in the desert as Iraqi forces continue operations…
Dozens Killed in Armed Attack on Afghanistan's Largest Military Hospital
An armed attack on Afghanistan's largest military hospital resulted in at least 30 deaths and around 50 injuries, with ISIS claiming responsibility. The attack highlights…
Hawaii Plans to Challenge Trump's New Immigration Order
Hawaii is challenging Trump's new immigration order that temporarily bans entry for citizens from Iran and five other countries. The order has sparked legal and…
Female Figures on Traffic Lights in Melbourne
Melbourne is trialing female pedestrian figures on traffic lights to promote gender equality. The initiative, supported by a non-profit organization, aims to reduce unconscious bias…
Donald Trump Supports Republican Health Care Plan in the House of Representatives
Donald Trump has publicly supported a Republican health care plan aimed at replacing Obamacare, which has faced criticism from some Senate Republicans and Democrats. The…
Government Corruption Hinders Business
The article discusses the persistent obstacles to business growth in Iran, highlighting that despite efforts to identify and address these issues, government corruption and unfavorable…
Iraqi Army Takes Control of Mosul's Governorate and Central Bank
Iraqi special forces have captured key administrative and financial centers in Mosul from the Islamic State, including the governorate office and the Central Bank. This…
Syrian Kurds Cut Raqqa-Deir ez-Zor Supply Route
U.S.-backed Syrian Kurdish forces have cut the main supply route from Raqqa to Deir ez-Zor in their fight against ISIS, although ISIS still controls parts…
Trump to Sign New Entry Ban on Monday
President Trump is set to sign a new immigration order on Monday that is expected to modify the previous entry ban affecting citizens from several…
Tourism Deputy: We Have Received Reports of Mistreatment of Iranian Travelers at the Turkish Border
Reports of mistreatment of Iranian travelers at the Turkish border have surfaced, prompting official protests from Iran. The situation highlights ongoing security concerns in Turkey…
Increase in Displaced Persons from Mosul Battle; Iraqi Army Approaches Government Buildings
The battle for Mosul has led to over 200,000 citizens being displaced, with Iraqi forces advancing towards government buildings in western Mosul. The situation raises…
Trump: Obama Wiretapped My Phones During the 2016 Election Campaign
Donald Trump accused Barack Obama of wiretapping his phones during the 2016 election campaign without providing evidence. This claim has sparked controversy and echoes the…
International Red Cross: Evidence of Chemical Attack on Civilians in Mosul
The International Red Cross has reported that civilians in western Mosul have been exposed to chemical weapons amid ongoing clashes. This situation arises as Iraqi…
Issuance of Temporary Ban on Entry to the U.S. Delayed Until Next Week
The White House has delayed the issuance of a temporary entry ban for certain citizens, including Iranians, until next week. This follows a previous executive…
Donald Trump's Son-in-Law Met with Russian Ambassador
Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law, met with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak during the election campaign, raising concerns about connections between Trump's team and Russia. This…
U.S. President: I Have Full Confidence in Jeff Sessions
President Donald Trump expressed full confidence in Attorney General Jeff Sessions amid increasing scrutiny over Sessions' past contacts with the Russian ambassador. This situation has…
Chinese Company ZTE to Pay Fine for Violating Iran Sanctions
The Chinese telecommunications company ZTE is nearing a settlement with the U.S. over violations of Iran sanctions, potentially involving hundreds of millions in fines. This…
Leader of House Democrats Calls for Attorney General's Resignation
Nancy Pelosi has called for Attorney General Jeff Sessions to resign following revelations of his connections to Russia, accusing him of perjury. This comes amid…
ECO Summit Emphasizes the Need to Combat Terrorism and Expand Economic Cooperation
The 13th ECO summit in Islamabad focused on combating terrorism and enhancing economic cooperation among member states, including Iran, Turkey, and Pakistan. The summit resulted…