April 2015
Calm April in the Food Market
In April 2023, inflation rates in Iran showed a continued but slow decline, with the average inflation rate at 15.5%. The food and beverage prices…
Furious 7 Becomes the Fourth Highest-Grossing Film in Cinema History
The film "Furious 7" has become the fourth highest-grossing film in history, grossing $1.34 billion globally. The film's success is partly attributed to the death…
Protests in US Cities Against Police
Protests erupted in several US cities, including Baltimore, in response to the death of a young Black man after police arrest, highlighting ongoing issues of…
Tehran Municipality Confirms Arrest of Qalibaf's Deputy in Kuwait
Meysam Amroodi, a deputy of Tehran Municipality, was reportedly arrested while leaving Kuwait, but Iranian officials have denied this, claiming he was not detained. The…
Police in Baltimore, USA, Imposes Curfew Regulations
In Baltimore, a curfew has been imposed due to ongoing riots sparked by the death of Freddie Gray in police custody. The unrest highlights tensions…
Dozens Arrested in Saudi Arabia on Suspicion of Plotting Series of Attacks
Saudi Arabia has arrested 93 individuals, including members of the Islamic State, suspected of plotting attacks on the U.S. Embassy and other targets. The arrests…
Severe Earthquake Has Shifted Kathmandu 'Several Meters South'
A severe earthquake in Nepal has affected eight million people, with over 1.4 million in need of food and significant damage reported in Kathmandu. The…
Congress Lacks Sufficient Votes to Block Agreement with Iran
John Boehner has indicated that Republicans lack the votes to block President Obama's veto of the nuclear agreement with Iran. This situation highlights the challenges…
Unrest and Chaos in Baltimore, USA
Baltimore is experiencing significant unrest following the funeral of Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old Black man who died in police custody. The situation has escalated into…
Proponent of Reconciliation Wins Elections in Turkish-Cypriot Sector
Mustafa Akinci won the presidential elections in the Turkish-Cypriot sector of Cyprus with over 60% of the votes, signaling a potential shift towards reconciliation and…
Service Center for Religious Seminaries: 90% of Clergy in Iran are Unemployed
Hassan Rabbani, head of the Service Center for Religious Seminaries, revealed that 90% of clergy in Iran are unemployed, living on minimal stipends. This situation…
Death toll from Nepal earthquake exceeds 1,800
A powerful earthquake in Nepal has resulted in over 1,800 deaths and thousands of injuries, prompting the government to declare a state of emergency and…
The Children of the Jacaranda Tree: From Birth in Evin Prison to the Green Movement
Sahar Delijani, born in Evin Prison, discusses her novel 'The Children of the Jacaranda Tree,' which chronicles the experiences of political prisoners in Iran from…
What Motivated the Ottoman Rulers to Commit the Armenian Genocide?
The article discusses the motivations behind the Armenian Genocide during World War I, focusing on the ideologies of the Ottoman rulers and their radical nationalism.…
New York Times: Obama Does Not Intend to Meet Netanyahu Before Concluding Negotiations with Iran
President Obama has stated he will not meet with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu until after a nuclear agreement with Iran is finalized, amid ongoing tensions…
Urban Inflation Rate Reached 14.5% in Farvardin 1394
The urban inflation rate in Iran for Farvardin 1394 has decreased to 14.5%, continuing a trend of declining inflation. The monthly inflation rate increased to…
French Police Arrest Armed Attacker Before Church Assault
French police arrested a 24-year-old Algerian man suspected of planning an armed attack on a church after he accidentally shot himself during a car theft.…
The Guardian: Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is 'severely injured'
The Guardian reports that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS, has been severely injured in an airstrike in Iraq but is still alive. His…
Afghan President's Visit to Tehran; Beginning of a 'New Chapter' in Relations Between Two Neighbors
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani visited Tehran, resulting in agreements on economic and security cooperation, particularly in combating terrorism and addressing drug trafficking. The visit highlights…
The Helmand Water Dispute: An Unresolved Issue Between Iran and Afghanistan
The Helmand River water dispute between Iran and Afghanistan has resurfaced, with Iranian officials accusing Afghanistan of misrepresenting floodwaters as Iran's rightful share. Experts emphasize…
Islamic State Video Shows Beheading and Killing of 30 Ethiopian Christians
The Ethiopian government condemned a video released by ISIS showing the beheading of 30 Ethiopian Christians captured in Libya. The video highlights the ongoing violence…
Coalition: Baiji Refinery Cleared of ISIS Forces
The coalition led by the U.S. claims that Iraqi forces have cleared the Baiji refinery of ISIS militants, which is crucial for Iraq's fuel production.…
Explosion Near US Consulate in Erbil, Iraq Leaves Three Dead
A car bomb exploded near the US consulate in Erbil, Iraq, killing at least three people and injuring 14. The Islamic State claimed responsibility for…
Introduction to Arctic Monkeys Music, the English Alternative Rock Band
The article introduces the Arctic Monkeys, an English alternative rock band, through a segment on Radio Farda. It highlights the availability of audio content related…
IAEA: Talks with Tehran were constructive
The IAEA reported constructive talks with Iranian officials regarding unresolved issues in Iran's nuclear program, with expectations for future meetings to resolve these matters. The…
A Dangerous Radioactive Shipment Was Stolen in Mexico
A shipment of Iridium 192, a radioactive material, was stolen in Mexico, prompting authorities to issue warnings and call for civilian protection. The theft raises…
Ministry of Agriculture: Don't Worry About Pesticide Use in Agricultural Products
The Iranian Deputy Minister of Agriculture downplays public concerns about pesticide contamination in fruits and vegetables, stating that only a small percentage exceeds safety limits.…
Advancement of the Islamic State Group in Anbar Province and the Baiji Oil Refinery in Iraq
The Islamic State group has made significant territorial gains in Anbar province, capturing three villages and parts of the Baiji oil refinery, prompting concerns over…
Ministry of Culture Spokesman: Restrictions Imposed on Shajarian's Concerts
The Iranian Ministry of Culture has stated that singer Mohammad-Reza Shajarian faces legal restrictions on his concerts, imposed by unnamed entities outside the ministry. This…
Four Blackwater Security Officers Sentenced to Prison in Iraq
A U.S. federal judge sentenced a Blackwater security officer to life in prison for his involvement in the 2007 Nisour Square massacre in Baghdad, where…
Reuters: Many U.S. States Plan to Continue Their Sanctions Against Iran
Many U.S. states plan to continue their sanctions against Iran despite potential federal agreements, complicating U.S.-Iran relations. Over 20 states have punitive laws against companies…
Trial of Australian Man Accused of 145 Cases of Child Sexual Abuse
An Australian man is on trial for 145 counts of sexual abuse against at least 26 children, including charges of rape and child pornography. The…
Continued 'Attacks' on Foreign Embassies in Libya
Recent attacks on foreign embassies in Libya highlight the ongoing instability in the country, with a bomb exploding near the inactive Moroccan embassy and an…
Feeling Threatened by 'In the Margins' and Three Fundamental Issues
The Iranian medical community is protesting against the state television's comedy series 'In the Margins,' claiming it portrays doctors negatively and undermines trust between doctors…
The Presidents of the United States and Venezuela Meet for the First Time
Barack Obama and Nicolas Maduro met for the first time during the Summit of the Americas, where they discussed U.S.-Venezuela relations. The meeting comes amid…
Iraqi: Possibility of Extending Negotiations, 'If Desired Agreement of the Leader is Not Achieved'
Abbas Araqchi, a senior member of Iran's nuclear negotiation team, stated that if the desired agreement of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is not achieved, the…
Amnesty International's Renewed Request to Iran to Cancel Population Growth Plans
Amnesty International has urged Iran to cancel its population growth plans that restrict reproductive rights and promote reconciliation over divorce. The organization argues that these…
Art in the Digital Age
The article discusses the evolution of art accessibility in the digital age, highlighting platforms like Artsy, Uprise Art, and Vango that democratize art for a…
Behrouz Bayat: Iran Has Not Lost Anything in the Nuclear Agreement
Iran's Foreign Minister claims the nuclear agreement is mutually beneficial, while expert Behrouz Bayat analyzes its technical aspects, suggesting Iran has not lost anything significant.…
Summoning of Saudi Chargé d'Affaires Following Sexual Assault on Two Iranian Teenagers in Jeddah
The Iranian Foreign Ministry summoned the Saudi chargé d'affaires after two Iranian teenagers were reportedly sexually harassed by Saudi police at Jeddah airport. Iran expressed…
In the Passage of Negotiations
The article reflects on the experiences of journalists covering the Iran nuclear negotiations over two years, highlighting the challenges, camaraderie, and personal stories behind the…
UN Security Council Calls for Aid to Syrian 'Yarmouk' Camp
The UN Security Council has called for urgent humanitarian aid to the Yarmouk refugee camp in Syria, which has been partially occupied by the Islamic…
Branko Ivankovic; New Head Coach of Persepolis
Branko Ivankovic has been appointed as the new head coach of Persepolis after a disappointing season under Hamid Derakhshan. The club is facing internal management…
U.S. Supreme Court Seeks Obama's Administration's Opinion on Iran Compensation Claim
The U.S. Supreme Court is seeking the government's opinion on whether to accept an appeal from the Central Bank of Iran regarding a $1.75 billion…
Son of a Local Official Among the Perpetrators of the Kenya Massacre
A local official's son was confirmed as one of the attackers in the recent massacre at a Kenyan university, which left 148 dead, primarily targeting…
Reports of Looting in Tikrit; Shiite Militias Withdraw from the City
Reports have emerged of looting and violence in Tikrit as Iranian-backed Shiite militias withdraw from the city after reclaiming it from ISIS. Local officials claim…
John Kerry: Understanding with Iran is Vital for the Region
John Kerry emphasized the importance of the Lausanne nuclear agreement with Iran, stating it is vital for regional stability while acknowledging concerns about Iran's destabilizing…
Review of Human Rights Violations Report in Tikrit by Iraqi Army Forces
Amnesty International is investigating reports of human rights violations by Iraqi forces during the recapture of Tikrit from ISIS. Concerns include mass arrests, disappearances, and…
A New Nowruz for the Kurds of Turkey
Abdullah Öcalan, the imprisoned leader of the PKK, has proposed a new roadmap for peace between the Kurds of Turkey and the ruling AKP party,…
Dozens Killed Following Sinking of Russian Fishing Vessel
A Russian fishing vessel sank in the Sea of Okhotsk, resulting in at least 54 deaths and several missing crew members. The ship had 132…
Iraqi Prime Minister in Tikrit: The Government is Determined to Liberate the Entire Country
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has vowed to liberate all of Iraq from the 'Islamic State' after government forces entered Tikrit. Despite this, security remains…
Amnesty International: China and Iran Have the Highest Execution Rates in the World
Amnesty International reported that Iran had the second-highest number of executions in 2014, with 743 people executed, following China. The report highlights the alarming rates…
Islamic State Captures Yarmouk Camp Near Damascus
ISIS has captured significant parts of the Yarmouk refugee camp near Damascus, marking a notable advance towards the Syrian capital. This development raises concerns about…
Victory of Former Dictator in Nigeria Elections; Congratulations from the African Union
Muhammadu Buhari, the former military dictator of Nigeria, won the presidential election against Goodluck Jonathan, marking what analysts call the first democratic transfer of power…
The Shadow of Tension over Economic Relations between Iran and Turkey
Tensions between Iran and Turkey have escalated following harsh criticisms from Turkish President Erdoğan regarding Iran's Middle Eastern policies, potentially impacting their robust trade relations.…