August 2016
Dilma Rousseff Removed from Presidency of Brazil
Dilma Rousseff has been removed from her presidency by the Brazilian Senate due to budget law violations after a lengthy impeachment process. Michel Temer, her…
UN: The Number of Victims of the Yemen War Reaches Ten Thousand
The UN reports that the death toll from the Yemen civil war has surpassed ten thousand, nearly double previous estimates. Jamie McGoldrick, the UN humanitarian…
Iran's Ministry of Health: We Will Cover 85% of Infertility Treatment Costs
Iran's Ministry of Health will cover 85% of infertility treatment costs for two million couples, excluding medication. This initiative aligns with Ayatollah Khamenei's push for…
Russia Sends Olympic Medalists to Visit Military Base in Syria
A group of Russian Olympic athletes, including medalists, visited the Hmeimim airbase in Syria to support Russian soldiers and engage in tree planting. This visit…
Rousseff: If I am removed, history will judge Brazil's decision
Dilma Rousseff, the suspended President of Brazil, defended herself against impeachment accusations in the Senate, claiming her innocence and highlighting the political motivations behind the…
Erdogan: Turkey's Operations in Syria Will Continue Until ISIS and YPG Threats are Neutralized
Turkish President Erdogan announced that military operations in Syria will persist until ISIS and YPG threats are neutralized, despite U.S. concerns over the conflict between…
USA: Conflict between Turkey and Kurds in Northern Syria is Unacceptable
The U.S. condemned the recent clashes between Turkish forces and Kurdish militias in northern Syria, urging all parties to focus on combating ISIS. Turkey has…
From Your Perspective: Audience Reactions to the 1988 Executions and the Role of the Minister of Justice
The Iranian Minister of Justice has commented on his involvement in the 1988 executions, prompting many listeners of Radio Farda to share their thoughts. This…
Increase in Casualties in the Battle Between Turkish Army and Syrian Kurds
The Turkish army has intensified its military operations against Kurdish forces in Syria, resulting in significant civilian casualties and escalating tensions. The conflict involves the…
Vaezi: The Mobile Phone Registration Plan Will Be Implemented After Issues Are Resolved
Iran's Minister of Communications, Mahmoud Vaezi, announced that the mobile phone registration plan will be implemented once existing issues are resolved. The plan aims to…
First Turkish Soldier Killed in Syrian Campaign
Turkey has reported its first military casualty in Syria, attributing the death to Kurdish militants. This incident follows Turkey's recent military operations in the region…
Invasion of Plastic Bottles into Iran's Marine Ecosystem
Iran's northern and southern beaches are increasingly littered with plastic waste, primarily from tourists and local activities, threatening marine ecosystems and human health. Experts emphasize…
National Mourning in Italy Following Earthquake That Claimed Around 300 Lives
A 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck central Italy, resulting in nearly 300 fatalities and prompting a national day of mourning. The disaster has severely impacted the…
Putin Calls Ban on Paralympic Participation 'Unethical and Inhumane'
Vladimir Putin condemned the ban on Russian athletes from the Paralympics as unethical and announced plans to hold similar competitions in Russia. This situation highlights…
Attack on American University in Afghanistan Leaves '13 Dead'
An attack on the American University in Afghanistan resulted in 13 deaths and over 43 injuries, including students and security personnel. The Taliban has intensified…
Iraqi Forces Reach 60 Kilometers South of Mosul with Liberation of Qayyarah Center
Iraqi forces have entered Qayyarah, 60 kilometers south of Mosul, as part of their operation to liberate the city from Islamic State militants. The operation…
One killed and 30 injured in two explosions in southern Thailand
Two bomb explosions in Pattani, Thailand resulted in one death and 30 injuries, with the first explosion causing no casualties and the second occurring at…
At least 120 people have died following an earthquake in central Italy
A 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck central Italy, resulting in at least 120 deaths and concerns that the toll may rise. The earthquake has caused significant…
Farhadi's Film Ranked Ninth Among the 100 Best Films of the 21st Century
The BBC has ranked Asghar Farhadi's film 'A Separation' as the 9th best film of the 21st century in a global survey, with David Lynch's…
Researchers Find New Method for Early Detection of Parkinson's Disease
Researchers at University College London have developed a potential new method for early detection of Parkinson's disease through eye changes, which could lead to cheaper…
Manbij Military Council Reports Turkish Attacks on Their Positions
The Manbij Military Council reports ongoing Turkish shelling of their positions, interpreting it as support for ISIS. This follows recent clashes with ISIS forces in…
Revolution in Gasoline Engines
Nissan has introduced a revolutionary new gasoline engine with variable compression technology, set to debut in its luxury Infiniti brand. This engine aims to challenge…
Iraq Executes 36 Individuals Accused of Spiker Massacre
Iraq executed 36 individuals accused of participating in the 2014 Spiker massacre, where ISIS killed 1,700 Iraqi soldiers. This execution took place in Dhi Qar…
Erdogan: The Suicide Bomber in Gaziantep Was a Teenager Aged 12 to 14
A suicide bombing at a wedding in Gaziantep, Turkey, killed 51 and injured 94, with Erdogan stating the bomber was a teenager likely linked to…
Bomb Explosion in Turkey Leaves 50 Dead
A bomb explosion at a wedding in Gaziantep, Turkey, resulted in 50 deaths and 94 injuries, with President Erdoğan attributing the attack to ISIS. This…
The Crackdown on Gulen Supporters Has Gone Astray
The Turkish government announced a mass pardon for 33,000 prisoners, primarily due to the overcrowding of prisons and the ongoing crackdown on supporters of Fethullah…
Humans and Crocodiles
The article discusses a plan to support villagers in Sistan and Baluchestan who coexist with the Gando crocodile, following a tragic incident where a child…
Kimia Alizadeh Wins Iran's First Women's Olympic Medal in History
Kimia Alizadeh made history by winning Iran's first Olympic medal for women in taekwondo at the Rio Olympics, defeating a Swedish competitor. This achievement is…
Syrian Fighters Bomb Kurdish Positions in Hasakah for the First Time
For the first time in five years, Syrian warplanes have bombed Kurdish positions in Hasakah, escalating tensions following clashes between Kurdish forces and the Syrian…
Twitter Suspends 235,000 More Accounts for 'Promoting Terrorism'
Twitter has suspended 235,000 accounts for promoting terrorism, bringing the total to 360,000 since 2015. The company is under pressure to balance free speech with…
Three Dead and Over 70 Injured in Bomb Explosion in Van, Turkey
A bomb explosion in Van, Turkey, has killed three and injured over 70, with the PKK being blamed for the attack. This incident marks a…
US Elections; Clinton Appoints Head of 'Transition to the White House' Team
Hillary Clinton has set up a transition team for her potential presidency, while Donald Trump has made controversial remarks about Muslim immigrants and Iran, intensifying…
ISIS Told Me Either Cover Your Eyes or We Will Take Them Out
The city of Manbij has been liberated from ISIS control, and a local woman named Alia describes the oppressive conditions residents faced under ISIS rule,…
Obama: I'm Tired of Talking About Hillary Clinton's Rival
Barack Obama expressed his fatigue over discussing Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton's rival, while warning Democrats not to underestimate the upcoming election. He emphasized the need…
Trump: Muslim immigrants must take a belief test to enter the US
Donald Trump proposed that Muslim immigrants to the US must take a belief test to demonstrate their alignment with American values, framing this as a…
Crisis in Donald Trump's Election Campaign
Donald Trump's election campaign is facing significant challenges as nearly 20 Republican members of Congress have publicly stated they will not support him. The Wall…
Michael Phelps Breaks 2000-Year-Old Olympic Record
Michael Phelps has broken a 2000-year-old Olympic record by winning his 13th individual gold medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics. This achievement surpasses the previous…
Iranian Activist: I Will Again Show the Slogan for Women's Presence in Stadiums in Rio
Darya Safai, an Iranian activist, continues to advocate for women's right to enter stadiums, having previously protested at the Rio Olympics. Despite facing security interventions,…
Shooting Report Leads to Evacuation of a Terminal at New York Airport
A report of gunfire at JFK Airport led to the evacuation of Terminal 8 and a temporary halt to flights, although no evidence of a…
Imam of a Mosque and Another Man Killed in Shooting Near Mosque in New York
An imam and another man were shot and killed near a mosque in Queens, New York. The police are investigating the incident, which some are…
Kurdish Sources: Manbij Liberated from Islamic State Control
The city of Manbij in northern Syria has been fully liberated from ISIS control by the Syrian Democratic Forces. This operation marks a significant victory…
Thai Police Describes Deadly Explosions as 'Local Sabotage'
Thai police have labeled a series of deadly explosions in tourist areas as 'local sabotage,' rejecting claims of terrorism. At least four people died, and…
A Former CIA Officer, Conservative Candidate for the U.S. Elections
Evan McMullin, a former CIA officer, is running as a conservative candidate in the U.S. presidential election, emphasizing the need for unity and ethical leadership.…
Strong Criticism from Clinton and Democrats on Trump's Remarks about 'Founding ISIS'
Donald Trump accused Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton of founding ISIS, prompting strong backlash from Clinton and the Democratic Party, who called for an apology.…
Brazil Arrests Two Suspects of 'Terrorist Activities' in Rio
Brazilian authorities have arrested two suspects linked to potential terrorist activities during the Rio Olympics, following earlier arrests of 12 individuals suspected of ties to…
Italian Police Released Mehdi Khosravi
Mehdi Khosravi, a political refugee and executive secretary of the National Council of Iran, was arrested in Italy under an international warrant issued by Iran…
Hillary Clinton Announces Economic Plans for Her Potential Administration
Hillary Clinton outlined her economic plans at the Detroit Economic Club, emphasizing infrastructure investment and job creation, while criticizing Donald Trump's economic proposals as harmful…
Iran's Vibrant Spirit: Dance and Music Banned in Iran's Deserts
The article discusses the challenges faced by Iranian filmmakers, particularly Susan Regina Mors, who documented the underground music scene in Iran through her film 'Raving…
Canadian Police Neutralize Suspect in Terrorist Operation
Canadian police shot and neutralized Aaron Driver, a 24-year-old ISIS supporter, who attempted to carry out a suicide attack in Strathroy, Ontario. He had previously…
At least 13 killed in clashes and explosions in Turkey
At least 13 people have been killed in Turkey due to recent clashes and explosions attributed to the PKK. The attacks come amid heightened tensions…
Clinton Accuses Trump of Inciting Violence
Hillary Clinton accused Donald Trump of inciting violence with his remarks about gun rights supporters during a campaign rally. Trump's comments have drawn criticism from…
12 Infants Killed in Hospital Fire in Baghdad
A devastating fire in a Baghdad hospital's maternity ward has resulted in the deaths of at least 12 premature infants, with only seven being rescued.…
Trump: My remarks about gun rights supporters confronting Hillary Clinton were misinterpreted
Donald Trump has defended his controversial remarks regarding gun rights supporters and Hillary Clinton, claiming they were misinterpreted. This incident has sparked a political backlash,…
An Iranian asylum seeker in Denmark who intended to blow himself up was arrested
A 22-year-old Iranian asylum seeker was arrested in Denmark for attempting to blow himself up, reportedly due to a personal crisis rather than a political…
The Olympics: From Myth to Reality
The article discusses the historical evolution of the Olympics from ancient Greece to the modern era, highlighting significant changes in ideals, rituals, and organization. Jason…
Brazilian Senate Votes for Impeachment and Trial of Dilma Rousseff
The Brazilian Senate has voted to impeach President Dilma Rousseff amid ongoing Olympic events. This could lead to her permanent removal from office and the…
"Third Force" and Its "Troubles" for Clinton's Election Campaign
The article discusses the unique dynamics of the upcoming U.S. presidential election, highlighting the emergence of third-party candidates as a potential threat to Hillary Clinton…
Families of Two Victims of Benghazi Incident Sue Clinton
Families of Sean Smith and Tyrone Woods, victims of the Benghazi attack, have sued Hillary Clinton, blaming her for their deaths due to her use…
UN: Two Million People in Aleppo Lack Access to Drinking Water and Electricity
The UN has called for an immediate ceasefire in Aleppo as two million residents lack access to drinking water and electricity, with children at high…
Delivery of Another Batch of US Military Aid to Lebanon
The US has delivered a significant military aid package to Lebanon, including armored vehicles and artillery, as part of its strategy to bolster the Lebanese…
Ibtihaj Muhammad; First American Athlete with Hijab at the Olympics
Ibtihaj Muhammad made history as the first American athlete to compete in the Olympics wearing a hijab. She is a successful fencer and the only…
50 National Security Experts from the Republican Party Oppose Donald Trump
Fifty national security experts from the Republican Party have expressed their opposition to Donald Trump, warning that he would be a reckless president. They argue…
Mosul on the Brink of Liberation Operations; Feelings of Liberation and Anxiety
Iraqi forces are preparing to liberate Mosul from the Islamic Caliphate, with residents expressing a mix of hope and anxiety about future governance. Many Sunni…
Belgian Prime Minister: Knife Attack on Two Police Officers Likely Terrorist
A knife attack in Charleroi, Belgium, injured two police officers and is being investigated as a potential terrorist act. The assailant was shot and killed…
Latest Developments in Manbij: Interview with Military Council Spokesperson
The liberation operation in Manbij, Syria, is nearing completion, with the Manbij Military Council controlling 90% of the city. The strategic importance of Manbij lies…
ISIS Driven Out of '90 Percent of Areas' in Manbij, Northern Syria
U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces have captured nearly all of Manbij from ISIS, with ongoing battles reported. This operation has significant implications for cutting off ISIS's…
Arrest of Individuals Linked to ISIS on Suspicion of Planning Attack on Singapore
The Indonesian government has arrested six individuals linked to ISIS on suspicion of planning an attack on Singapore. The suspects, aged 19 to 46, were…
Failed Coup in Turkey; Ruling Party Undertakes 'Cleansing'
The Turkish ruling party is purging members linked to Fethullah Gülen following the failed coup attempt on July 15, amid rising tensions with Western allies.…
Trump Announces Support for Ryan and McCain
Donald Trump has announced his support for Paul Ryan and John McCain after initially refusing to back them due to criticisms over his comments about…
The Rio Olympics Begins with a Call for Peace and Respect for Nature
The Rio 2016 Olympics opened with themes of peace and respect for nature, amidst significant security concerns due to global terrorism and Brazil's own political…
Journalists' Guild Sends Letter to Rouhani Regarding Obstacles to Reopening the Guild
The Iranian Journalists' Guild has accused the government of obstructing its reopening by promoting alternative organizations. They have called on President Rouhani to appoint a…
Do 'Terrorists' Have Rights?
The judiciary in Kurdistan, Iran, executed 20 individuals accused of terrorism, claiming to uphold their rights during a lengthy judicial process. The UN condemned these…
Obama: The Destruction of ISIS is Inevitable; Risk of Sporadic Attacks Exists
President Obama stated that the destruction of ISIS is certain, but warned of the ongoing risk of smaller, sporadic attacks that can instill fear in…
271 Russian Athletes Granted Permission to Compete in the 2016 Rio Olympics
271 Russian athletes have received permission to compete in the 2016 Rio Olympics, despite previous accusations of state-sponsored doping. This decision is seen as a…
Trump: Our Campaign is United
Donald Trump continues to face criticism from both Republican leaders and supporters regarding his remarks about the family of a fallen Muslim soldier. Despite this,…
Knife Attack in London Leaves at Least 'One Dead and Five Injured'
A knife attack in Russell Square, London, resulted in one death and five injuries, including a U.S. citizen. The assailant, a 19-year-old male, was apprehended…
Amnesty International: Another Execution of a Minor in Iran, Ignoring Global Covenants
Amnesty International reports the execution of 19-year-old Hassan Afshar in Iran, who was sentenced for a crime committed as a minor. This act highlights Iran's…
Donald Trump Warns of 'Fraud' in U.S. Presidential Election
Donald Trump has raised concerns about potential fraud in the upcoming U.S. presidential election, claiming it may not be free. His unprecedented statements could undermine…
For the First Time, a Music Record Was Played in Space
Jack White's 'Third Man Records' successfully played a music record in space for the first time, marking a significant milestone in music history. The project…
Austrian Chancellor: Radical Groups in Turkey Threaten Me with Death
Austrian Chancellor Christian Kern has received death threats from radical Turkish groups following his critical remarks on Turkey's visa policies and demonstrations in Austria. This…
57 Historical Artifacts Removed from Iran's National Registry During the Previous Government
During Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's presidency, 57 historical artifacts were removed from Iran's national registry, raising concerns about the preservation of cultural heritage. Current officials report ongoing…
5.2 Magnitude Earthquake at Iran-Azerbaijan Border Leaves One Dead
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck near the Iran-Azerbaijan border, resulting in one death and injuries among residents. The earthquake caused panic and damage to infrastructure…
Iran's Minister of Communications: We Have Been Assigned to Implement the Mobile Phone Registration Plan
Iran's Minister of Communications announced a new plan to register mobile phone serial numbers, which aims to combat smuggling and enhance competition among mobile operators.…
Taliban Claims Responsibility for Truck Bombing in Kabul
A truck bomb exploded near a foreign contractor guesthouse in Kabul, with the Taliban claiming responsibility. The attack resulted in the deaths of three attackers…