June 2015
Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's Promise for Stronger Action by Egypt's Judiciary
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi announced upcoming judicial reforms aimed at intensifying actions against extremist groups following the assassination of Attorney General Hisham Barakat. The…
Prominent Iranian-Americans Warn Against Stereotyping Iranians
Prominent Iranian-Americans have issued an open letter to U.S. presidential candidates, urging them to avoid generalizing their comments about Iranians, particularly in the context of…
Egypt's Attorney General Killed in Bomb Explosion
Hisham Barakat, Egypt's Attorney General, was killed in a bombing that indicates a rise in attacks by extremist Islamist groups against government officials. This incident…
The Islamic State has executed '3027 people' in Syria over the past year
The Islamic State has executed 3027 people in Syria over the past year, with a significant number being civilians, including children. The report highlights the…
Islamist Militants Attack in Mali Leaves 11 Dead
An Islamist militant attack in western Mali has resulted in the deaths of at least 11 people, including three soldiers. The attack, attributed to the…
Arrests Made in Connection with Suicide Bombing at Shia Mosque in Kuwait
A suicide bombing at the Imam Sadiq mosque in Kuwait resulted in at least 27 deaths and 200 injuries. The Islamic State claimed responsibility for…
Following Attack on Factory in France, Israeli Minister Calls on Jews in the Country to Emigrate
Following a terrorist attack in Lyon, France, Israeli Minister Ze'ev Elkin called on French Jews to immigrate to Israel, citing increased antisemitism and terrorism. This…
Kerry in Vienna: We Have Difficult Work Ahead
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif are engaged in final negotiations for a nuclear agreement, with both acknowledging…
The Islamic State Group Massacres at Least 145 Civilians in Kobani
The Islamic State has carried out a massacre in Kobani, killing at least 145 civilians, marking the second largest massacre by the group in Syria.…
Same-Sex Marriage Declared Legal Across the United States
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that same-sex marriage is legal nationwide, allowing same-sex couples to register their marriages regardless of their state. This landmark…
Attack on Beach in Tunisia Leaves at Least 37 Dead
An armed attack on a beach in Sousse, Tunisia, resulted in at least 37 deaths, including foreign tourists. The attack has not been claimed by…
Islamic State Group Attacks Kobani Again
The Islamic State group has resumed attacks on the Kurdish cities of Kobani and Hasakah in Syria, capturing several villages and resulting in numerous casualties.…
Iran Must Answer Questions About Its Past Nuclear Research
John Kerry has communicated with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, emphasizing that Iran must address questions about its past nuclear research if it seeks…
James Horner, Composer of 'Titanic', Dies in Plane Crash
James Horner, the acclaimed composer known for his work on 'Titanic', died in a plane crash in California. He was 61 years old and was…
Emadi: Lifting Sanctions Will Take Time
The Iranian parliament has approved a plan to uphold nuclear rights, emphasizing that lifting sanctions will be a gradual process. Economist Mehrdad Emadi explains that…
Inflation Rate in June Reached 14.2 Percent
The Statistical Center of Iran reported that the inflation rate for urban households in June 2015 was 14.2 percent, showing a slight decrease from the…
Impact of Parliament's Resolution on Nuclear Negotiations
The Iranian Parliament approved a plan to maintain nuclear rights, restricting IAEA access to military sites. Former IAEA advisor Behrouz Bayat criticized the legal clarity…
Islamic State Releases Video of Drowning and Burning People
The Islamic State has released a shocking video depicting the execution of individuals accused of aiding the U.S., including family members of an Iraqi police…
The Effective Role of Women in the Kurdish Forces' Battle Against the Islamic State
Kurdish forces have made significant advances against ISIS in Syria, capturing Ain Issa and moving closer to Raqqa. Reports highlight the crucial involvement of Kurdish…
What is Congo Fever?
A young man from Mazandaran has died from Congo Fever, while another patient in the province has been treated. The disease poses serious health risks…
Obama Emphasizes Avoiding Prejudices at White House Iftar
President Obama spoke at the White House iftar, emphasizing unity against hate and the importance of Ramadan. He acknowledged the tragic murder of three American…
Heatwave in Karachi, Pakistan Claims Over 700 Lives
A severe heatwave in Karachi has resulted in over 700 deaths, exacerbated by power outages and inadequate medical facilities. Health officials and the electricity provider…
Restrictions on Security Defendants' Access to Lawyers During Interrogation Stages
The Iranian Parliament has enacted a new regulation limiting security defendants to lawyers approved by the Judiciary during interrogation stages, a move criticized for violating…
Public Relations Director Denies Gender Segregation at IRIB
The public relations director of IRIB has denied claims of gender segregation in the organization, labeling them as rumors. This follows a report from ILNA…
Australian Foreign Minister Defends Agreement with Iran on Refugees
Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop confirmed negotiations with Iran regarding the deportation of unsuccessful asylum seekers, emphasizing that many are economic migrants. The Australian government…
Chinese Woman Saves 100 Dogs from Being Eaten at Annual Festival
A 65-year-old Chinese woman named Yang Shaiyun saved 100 dogs from being slaughtered at the Yulin dog meat festival by paying 1,100 dollars. The festival…
Coalition Conducts 21 Airstrikes in Iraq and Syria Against ISIS
The U.S.-led coalition conducted 21 airstrikes against ISIS in Iraq and Syria, targeting various positions and destroying significant assets. This operation highlights ongoing military efforts…
Suspect Arrested for Killing 9 People at Charleston Church
A young white man, Dylann Storm Roof, was arrested for killing 9 people at a historic African American church in Charleston, sparking outrage and discussions…
Obama: Church Shooting Highlights Need for Action Against Gun Violence
Barack Obama responded to a church shooting in Charleston, South Carolina, which left nine dead, emphasizing the urgent need for action against gun violence in…
Shooting at a Black Church in America Leaves 9 Dead
A shooting at a historic Black church in Charleston, South Carolina, resulted in 9 deaths, including the pastor. The police have labeled the attack as…
CIA Did Not Know in Advance That al-Wuhayshi Would Be Targeted
The CIA was unaware that Nasser al-Wuhayshi, al-Qaeda's number two, would be targeted in a drone strike. His death is seen as a significant blow…
63 People Killed in Explosion of Bombs Found in Boko Haram Camp
A large explosion of homemade bombs in a Boko Haram camp in Nigeria killed at least 63 people, highlighting the ongoing violence and instability in…
North Korea Faces Worst Drought in a Century
North Korea is experiencing its worst drought in a century, severely impacting agricultural production and threatening food security for its population. The international community is…
A Man Killed by a Tiger Released After Flood in Tbilisi
A white tiger released from a zoo during severe flooding in Tbilisi killed a man in the city center. The flooding caused significant damage to…
Swiss Officials Investigate Hotels Used for Iran Nuclear Negotiations
Swiss authorities are investigating potential eavesdropping at hotels used for nuclear negotiations between Iran and the P5+1 group. The investigation follows reports of spyware linked…
Wild Beauty: Clothing as Art
The exhibition 'Savage Beauty' by Alexander McQueen, showcasing his innovative approach to fashion as art, has arrived in London after its success in New York.…
Isfahan Governor's Apology Following Shell Impact on Park
The Isfahan Governor's Office apologized after a shell mistakenly struck a park in Sepahan City, confirming the incident and proposing to halt military training in…
Syrian Kurds Claim Full Control of Tal Abyad
Syrian Kurdish forces have taken full control of Tal Abyad from the Islamic State, raising concerns in Turkey. This strategic city is crucial for both…
Jeb Bush Officially Enters the U.S. Presidential Election Campaign
Jeb Bush has officially announced his candidacy for the U.S. presidential election, emphasizing the need for a president who can enact change and criticizing current…
Rally of Mojahedin Supporters in Paris
Thousands gathered in Paris to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization, with prominent leader Maryam Rajavi criticizing the Iranian regime. This event…
17-Year-Old British Teen Reportedly Detonates Himself in Iraq
A 17-year-old British boy, Talha Ismail, reportedly detonated himself in Iraq while affiliated with the Islamic State, potentially marking him as the youngest British suicide…
Clinton at Election Rally: Democracy is Not Just for Billionaires
Hillary Clinton held her first public campaign rally in New York, promising to fight for a fairer society for ordinary Americans and addressing issues important…
Combating the Phenomenon of Dust and Dust Storms
Iran is facing an increasing crisis of dust storms, worsened by prolonged drought and regional environmental factors. Officials have acknowledged the need for a coordinated…
World Day Against Child Labor
June 12 marks the World Day Against Child Labor, highlighting the plight of millions of children forced to work instead of attending school. In Iran,…
Fires in Iran's Forests
Recent forest fires in Iran have destroyed over 70 hectares of forests in Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad province, with additional fires reported in Lorestan and Ilam…
Iranian Officials Criticize Linking Economic Issues to Nuclear Negotiations
Iranian officials have responded to Hassan Rouhani's comments that connected economic issues to nuclear negotiations and sanctions, expressing disagreement. This discussion is significant as it…
German Co-Pilot Consulted '41 Doctors' in Five Years
Andreas Lubitz, the co-pilot of Germanwings flight 9525, consulted 41 doctors over five years for various health issues, including vision problems and mental instability, which…
UNICEF: Over 20 Million Yemenis in Need of Humanitarian Assistance
UNICEF reports that over 20 million Yemenis require humanitarian assistance due to ongoing civil war and airstrikes, with a significant increase in needs since last…
Fabius: Any Agreement with Iran Must Be Verifiable
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius emphasized the necessity of verifiable inspections in any nuclear agreement with Iran, stating that no guarantees currently exist. With only…
Israel: We Did Not Spy in Hotels Where Iran Negotiations Took Place
The Israeli Deputy Defense Minister denied allegations of spying on hotels during nuclear negotiations with Iran, calling the claims absurd. This follows a report by…
Obama Orders Deployment of 450 More Military Advisors to Iraq
The U.S. is deploying 450 additional military advisors to Iraq to assist in training the Iraqi army amidst rising attacks from ISIS. This decision follows…
Four Buyers for Evin; Tehran's Main Prison to Move Outside the City
The Iranian Prisons Organization is considering relocating Evin Prison outside of Tehran, with interest from multiple buyers including the municipality. Mayor Qalibaf has indicated that…
Ahmadinejad's Office: The Responsibility for Hamid Baghaei's Health Lies with the Judiciary
Former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has defended his detained former deputy Hamid Baghaei, claiming that the judiciary is responsible for his health and alleging that Baghaei…
Fire Department Found Responsible for Fire Incident on Jomhouri Street
The Tehran City Council has determined that the fire department was responsible for a deadly fire incident that occurred in January 2014, which resulted in…
Obama Weighs Option of 'Increasing Forces' in Iraq
The U.S. is considering sending 500 additional military trainers to Iraq to bolster the Iraqi army against the Islamic State, which has recently made territorial…
Ahmet Davutoğlu's Cabinet Resigns in Turkey
Ahmet Davutoğlu's cabinet in Turkey has resigned following a parliamentary election where the ruling Justice and Development Party lost its majority. President Erdoğan has accepted…
Selling Girls for the Price of a Cigarette by the Islamic State Government
The UN has reported that ISIS continues to abduct and sell young girls, often for as little as the price of a cigarette, as part…
Losers of the Turkish Elections: Political Absolutism, Economic Corruption, and Religious Biases
The Turkish parliamentary elections on June 7, 2015, resulted in a significant loss for President Erdoğan and his ruling AKP, marking the end of their…
Erdogan: Turkish Parties Should Be Sensitive to Political Stability
President Erdogan of Turkey has called on political parties to act responsibly following his party's loss of parliamentary majority in recent elections. He emphasized the…
Turkey's Ruling Party Loses Parliamentary Majority
The ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) in Turkey has lost its parliamentary majority in the recent elections, securing only 40.8% of the votes. The…
Holding General Elections in Turkey
Turkey is holding critical parliamentary elections today, with the ruling AKP aiming for an absolute majority to implement constitutional changes. The HDP, a Kurdish-rooted party,…
Australia: ISIS Seeks Access to Chemical Weapons
Australia's Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has warned that ISIS is actively seeking chemical weapons and may have the expertise to develop them. This statement comes…
Explosion at Election Rally in Diyarbakir, Turkey Leaves Two Dead
An explosion at an opposition party rally in Diyarbakir, Turkey, resulted in two deaths and over 100 injuries just days before parliamentary elections. Prime Minister…
Only 14 out of 456 Passengers Rescued from Sunken Chinese Ship
A Chinese passenger ship sank in the Yangtze River, resulting in only 14 survivors out of 456 passengers. The rescue operation has shifted to body…
Dozens Killed Following Explosion at Gas Station in Ghana
A tragic fire and explosion at a gas station in Accra, Ghana, resulted in nearly 150 fatalities as people sought shelter from heavy rain. President…
Saudi Arabia Offers Reward for Information on Shiite Mosque Bombers
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Interior is offering a reward for information leading to the arrest of 16 suspects involved in recent bombings of Shiite mosques…
Surgeon-like Musicians and a Post-Punk Group Named 'Clinic'
The article discusses a music segment from Radio Farda featuring a post-punk group called 'Clinic'. The focus is on their unique style and the metaphorical…
IRGC Plans to Monitor Social Media Ahead of Parliamentary Elections
The IRGC plans to monitor social media ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections to counter perceived threats. This announcement follows previous accusations of electoral interference…
47 Iraqi Police Officers Killed in ISIS Suicide Attack
A suicide attack by ISIS on an Iraqi police base in Samarra killed 47 officers and injured 63 others. The attack highlights the ongoing conflict…
Protests Against Facebook's Real Name Policy
User groups are protesting Facebook's real name policy, arguing it threatens their safety and identity. They plan to gather at Facebook's headquarters to voice their…
Highlights from the First Match Between Iran and the USA Volleyball Teams
The Iranian volleyball team lost to the U.S. team 3-1 in their first match of the World League held in Los Angeles. The support from…