April 2018
Clashes Between 'Democratic Forces' and Syrian Army Near the Euphrates
Clashes erupted between the Syrian army and the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces near the Euphrates River, with both sides claiming territorial gains. The situation highlights…
Former Bosnian Commander Arrested on War Crime Charges
Bosnian police arrested 12 individuals, including former commander Atif Dudakovic, on war crime charges related to the Bosnian War. The arrests are significant as they…
Discovery of the World's Largest Child Sacrifice Site in Peru
Archaeologists in Peru have discovered the largest known child sacrifice site, revealing the remains of 140 children and 200 llamas believed to have been sacrificed…
Armed Attacker Strikes at Iranian Consular Office in Washington
An armed individual attacked the Iranian consular office in Washington, injuring a staff member who was hospitalized. The assailant was arrested, and the incident led…
Investigation into the Motive of the Deadly Toronto Attacker Continues
Alek Minassian, a 25-year-old man, has been charged with 10 counts of murder after deliberately running over pedestrians in Toronto, killing 10 and injuring 15.…
Rising Food Prices; The Driving Force Behind Inflation Rate in Farvardin
Iran's inflation rate has shown mixed trends in Farvardin, with the Statistical Center reporting an average of 8.1% while the Central Bank cites 9.2%. Rising…
Identity of the Driver in Toronto Pedestrian Attack Revealed
Alek Minassian, a 25-year-old driver, has been arrested for a van attack in Toronto that killed at least 10 and injured 15 pedestrians. The motive…
A Van in Toronto Ran Over Several Pedestrians
A van in Toronto ran over several pedestrians, with initial reports indicating between five to ten injuries. The driver has been arrested, and the area…
Apple Seeks Custom Processor for Mac
Apple is planning to develop its own ARM-based processors for MacBooks, moving away from Intel's x86 architecture by 2020. This shift could challenge Intel's dominance…
Relative Improvement in Iran's Petrochemical Industry
Iran's petrochemical industry showed relative improvement with exports exceeding 22 million tons worth over $12 billion last year, reflecting a 10% increase in volume and…
The Death Toll from the Suicide Attack in Western Kabul Rises to 48
A suicide attack in Kabul has killed at least 48 and injured 112, with ISIS claiming responsibility. This incident highlights the ongoing violence in Afghanistan…
Saudi Arabia Claims to Have Shot Down a Drone Near the Royal Palace in Riyadh
Saudi security forces shot down a drone near the royal palace in Riyadh, claiming it was unauthorized. King Salman was not present during the incident,…
The Government's Struggle with the Popular Messaging App
The Iranian government is increasingly considering filtering Telegram, a popular messaging app with 40 million users, as it plays a crucial role in daily life…
Commemoration Ceremony for Jewish Uprising in Warsaw Ghetto Against Nazis
Poland commemorated the 75th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising against the Nazis with nationwide ceremonies, attended by Polish officials and Jewish leaders. The events…
Harsh Treatment of a Girl by Morality Police; Interview with Elaheh Ravaneshad and Mehrangiz Kar
The morality police's violent treatment of a girl over hijab enforcement has drawn criticism, with a legal advisor to President Rouhani calling it unconstitutional. This…
3D Printers; This Time in Service of Spacecraft Manufacturing
NASA is utilizing 3D printing technology to manufacture over 100 parts for the Orion spacecraft, which could facilitate future human missions to Mars. This collaboration…
Erdogan Announces Early Elections in Turkey to Be Held in July
Turkish President Erdogan announced early presidential and parliamentary elections to be held on June 24, 2018, a year earlier than planned. This decision follows discussions…
From Mortazavi in a Hole to Explosive Drugs
The program discusses various issues including the disappearance of Saeed Mortazavi, controversies surrounding the national football team's jersey, and the summoning of the football federation…
Opposition Leader Calls for Continued Street Protests in Armenia
Nikol Pashinyan, the leader of the Armenian opposition, has called for continued protests against the nomination of Serge Sargsyan for Prime Minister, following violent clashes…
Will the Reduction of Iran's Infrastructure Budget Lead to Increased Road Casualties?
The Iranian government has cut the infrastructure budget for 2018, which may halt projects and increase road casualties due to unsafe conditions. Officials express concern…
Israeli Army Reports Destruction of Hamas Militants' Tunnel in Northern Gaza
The Israeli army has destroyed a Hamas tunnel in northern Gaza, marking the fifth such destruction in recent months. This action is part of Israel's…
Miloš Forman, Director of 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,' Passes Away at 86
Miloš Forman, the acclaimed Czech filmmaker known for 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' and 'Amadeus,' has died at 86 after a brief illness. His…
Holding of Presidential Elections in Azerbaijan Without a Serious Rival for Aliyev
Azerbaijan held presidential elections on April 10, 2023, with major opposition parties boycotting the vote, leading to expectations that Ilham Aliyev will win a fourth…
Death Sentences Issued for 36 Defendants in Attacks on Coptic Churches in Egypt
A military court in Egypt has sentenced 36 individuals to death for their involvement in attacks on Coptic churches that killed at least 46 people.…
What Was the Internet Disruption Incident in Iran?
On April 6, 2018, the hacker group JHT attacked Iran's internet infrastructure, causing significant disruptions. The attack was preventable through timely software updates from Cisco,…
Arrest of a Christian Convert in Karaj
Aziz Majidzadeh, a Christian convert, was arrested in Karaj along with about 20 others during a workshop. His continued detention highlights the Iranian government's crackdown…
Donald Trump's Domestic Security and Counterterrorism Advisor Resigns
Tom Bossert, Donald Trump's domestic security and counterterrorism advisor, has resigned amid a series of personnel changes in the White House. His resignation coincides with…
Trump Condemns FBI Raid on His Lawyer's Office
The FBI raided the office of Donald Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen, leading Trump to condemn the action as a politically motivated attack. This incident raises…
The Sakharov Prize Ceremony of the American Physical Society for Narges Mohammadi Will Be Held
Narges Mohammadi, a prominent Iranian human rights activist imprisoned for her advocacy, will receive the Sakharov Prize from the American Physical Society next week. Nira…
Trump expresses hope for 'reaching an agreement on North Korea's nuclear disarmament'
U.S. President Donald Trump announced that his administration has been in contact with North Korea to arrange meetings aimed at discussing nuclear disarmament. This development…
Identity of 55 Victims of Yasuj Air Crash Identified
The Iranian Legal Medicine Organization has identified 55 victims of the Yasuj air crash, with ongoing efforts to identify the remaining bodies through DNA testing.…
Investigation Continues into Vehicle Collision with People in Münster, Germany
A van struck people at a café in Münster, Germany, resulting in two deaths and 20 injuries. The driver, a 48-year-old German citizen, committed suicide…
A Vehicle Crashes into a Crowd in Germany, Resulting in Two Deaths and Driver's Suicide
A van attack in Münster, Germany, resulted in two deaths and the driver's suicide. Authorities have ruled out Islamist motives, and the investigation is ongoing.…
U.S. National Guard Forces Deployed to the Mexico Border
The U.S. National Guard is deploying troops to the Mexico border as part of Trump's ongoing efforts to secure the border and build a wall.…
Islamic Reformism: Service or Betrayal to Freedom-Seeking?
The article discusses the debate surrounding Islamic reformism in Iran, questioning whether it aids or hinders the pursuit of democracy and individual rights. Proponents see…
Concerns Over Killer Robot Development Lead to Sanctions Against South Korean University
Over 50 AI experts have sanctioned South Korea's KAIST for developing weaponized AI, emphasizing the need for human control over such technologies. The issue raises…
An Iranian-American Lawyer Appointed as Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Commerce
Nazak Nikakhtar, an Iranian-American lawyer, has been appointed as the Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Commerce, officially sworn in on April 2. This…
A Libyan Court Acquits Muammar Gaddafi's Son of Murder Charges
Saadi Gaddafi, son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, has been acquitted of murder charges by a Libyan appeals court. This ruling comes amidst ongoing…
China Responds to New US Tariffs: We Will Retaliate
The US has imposed a 25% tariff on 1,300 Chinese goods, prompting China to announce retaliatory measures. This escalation in trade tensions is part of…
Microsoft Seeks New Avenues
Microsoft is facing a decline in Windows usage and is seeking new business opportunities by focusing on cloud computing and artificial intelligence. The company aims…
Syrian State Media: Jaysh al-Islam Forces are Leaving Ghouta
The last group of opposition fighters, Jaysh al-Islam, is reportedly leaving Douma in Eastern Ghouta amid heavy military pressure from Syrian and Russian forces. The…
Liquidity in Iran Reached 1463 Trillion Tomans by January 2018
The liquidity in Iran reached 1463 trillion tomans by January 2018, marking significant growth compared to previous years. This increase, coupled with rising government debts…