August 2017
Workers' Syndicate of the Bus Company: Reza Shahabi's Condition is Critical
Reza Shahabi, a labor activist and board member of the Workers' Syndicate of the Bus Company, is in critical condition due to a hunger strike…
Iraqi Forces Begin House-to-House Battle in 'Al-Ayadiyah' Against ISIS
Iraqi forces, supported by Shiite militias, have initiated a house-to-house battle in Al-Ayadiyah against ISIS fighters who are heavily fortified in the city. This operation…
Approximately 40,000 Homes Damaged in Houston by Hurricane Harvey
Hurricane Harvey has caused significant flooding in Houston, Texas, damaging approximately 30,000 to 40,000 homes and leading to at least 18 fatalities. The disaster has…
Hundreds of Workers from Hepco and Azar Ab Factories Gather in Arak
Workers from two factories in Arak protested due to unpaid wages and insurance issues. Hundreds participated in separate gatherings, highlighting ongoing labor unrest in the…
Texas Flood; Most Populous City in the State Declares Curfew
Houston has declared a curfew due to severe flooding from Hurricane Harvey, which has led to armed robberies and casualties. Mayor Sylvester Turner emphasized that…
The President of the United States Visits Texas to Assess the Damage from Hurricane Harvey
President Donald Trump visited Texas to assess the damage from Hurricane Harvey, which has caused severe flooding and forced thousands to evacuate. The visit aims…
Approval of Heavy Penalties for Child-Related Crimes in Iran's Judicial Commission
The Iranian Parliament's Judicial Commission has approved severe penalties for child trafficking and related crimes, including prison sentences of up to 15 years. This legislation…
At Least Four Killed in New Suicide Attack in Downtown Kabul
A suicide attack in Kabul has killed at least four people and injured several others, continuing a trend of deadly violence in Afghanistan. The attack…
Flood in Texas Forces Thousands to Evacuate Their Homes
Hurricane Harvey has caused severe flooding in Texas, forcing thousands to evacuate their homes, with estimates that the number could reach 30,000. Rescue efforts are…
German Police: A Nurse Has Likely Taken the Lives of At Least 90 Patients
German police revealed that nurse Niels Högel may have killed at least 90 patients over several years, using drugs to induce dangerous medical conditions before…
Iraq: Almost All Areas of Tal Afar Have Been Recaptured from ISIS
The Iraqi Army has announced the recapture of nearly all areas of Tal Afar from ISIS after eight days of fighting, with ongoing operations in…
Hurricane Harvey Claims Victims in Texas
Hurricane Harvey has struck Texas, resulting in at least two fatalities and severe damage. The storm is noted as the strongest to hit the southern…
Hurricane Harvey Hits Texas with Devastating Force
Hurricane Harvey has made landfall in Texas as a category four storm, causing damage and injuries, particularly in Rockport. Governor Greg Abbott has warned that…
The Attacker of Two Soldiers in Brussels Shot Dead
A man attacked two soldiers in Brussels with a knife and was subsequently shot dead by security forces. The attacker had no prior history of…
Reuters Report on Indonesian Militants' Attempt to Build a 'Dirty Bomb'
Radical militants in Indonesia attempted to create a radioactive bomb, reflecting their ambitions for destruction. The plot was discovered after police raids in Bandung, raising…
International Federation of Journalists Defends Iranian Journalists' Right to Form Union
The International Federation of Journalists condemned the Iranian government's obstruction of the Tehran Journalists' Association, which recently resigned in protest against illegal pressures from authorities.…
Dozens Killed and Injured in Armed Attack on Shia Mosque in Kabul
An armed attack on a Shia mosque in Kabul resulted in at least 20 deaths and over 50 injuries, with ISIS claiming responsibility. President Ashraf…
ISIS Prevents Syrian Soldiers from Advancing in Raqqa Province
ISIS militants have successfully repelled Syrian government forces from advancing towards the town of Maadan in Raqqa province, resulting in significant casualties. This incident highlights…
Concert Canceled in Netherlands for Security Reasons; Driver of Vehicle with Gas Cylinders Arrested
A concert in Rotterdam was canceled due to security concerns after a Spanish driver was arrested for carrying gas cylinders. Authorities are investigating potential connections…
Barcelona Attack Perpetrators Were Preparing Major Attacks on Historical Sites
The suspects in the recent Barcelona attacks planned larger attacks on historical sites, with one suspect revealing their intentions to the court. The investigation is…
End of Production for the Legendary Suzuki Hayabusa
Suzuki has announced the end of production for the Hayabusa, the fastest mass-produced motorcycle, due to its inability to meet new environmental standards after 18…
The Best Comedy in Cinema History According to Global Critics
A recent global poll conducted by BBC's cultural section has revealed the best comedies in cinema history, with 'Some Like It Hot' topping the list.…
Persepolis Escapes Defeat in Oman
Persepolis and Al-Ahli drew 2-2 in the AFC Champions League quarter-finals held in Oman. Despite an early deficit, Persepolis managed to equalize in the final…
Iraqi Forces Retake Two Areas in Tal Afar
Iraqi forces have retaken two areas in Tal Afar from ISIS amidst ongoing military operations supported by the U.S. Secretary of Defense's visit to Iraq.…
Hundreds of Retirees Gather in Front of Parliament
On August 22, hundreds of retirees gathered in front of the Iranian parliament to demand increased pensions and the implementation of a law to equalize…
The Last Suspect of the Barcelona Terrorist Attacks Killed by Police
Younes Abouyaaqoub, the main suspect in the Barcelona terrorist attacks, was killed by police four days after the attack that resulted in 15 deaths. The…
U.S. Navy Temporarily Places Its Fleets in 'Operational Pause'
The U.S. Navy has placed all its fleets in an 'operational pause' following a collision between the USS John S. McCain and an oil tanker…
Collision of US Navy Destroyer and Oil Tanker Near Singapore; 10 Sailors Missing
The USS John S. McCain collided with an oil tanker near Singapore, resulting in 10 sailors missing and five injured. This incident marks the second…
Lebanese Army Advances Against Islamic State Positions
The Lebanese Army has expanded its operations against ISIS, reclaiming territory along the eastern border with Syria. The operations resulted in the deaths of 20…
Evacuation of a Train Station in Southern France Following Reports of Armed Men
French police evacuated a train station in Nîmes after reports of armed men, with no shots fired and no injuries reported. The operation is part…
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Attacks in Russia and Spain
ISIS has claimed responsibility for recent attacks in Russia and Spain, resulting in multiple casualties. The group continues to threaten global attacks despite losing territory…
Police Arrest Five in Connection with Deadly Attack in Finland
A knife attack in Turku, Finland, resulted in two deaths and several injuries, leading to the arrest of five individuals. The police are investigating the…
Spanish Media: Main Suspect of 'Deadly Barcelona Attack' Killed
Moussa al-Kabir, the main suspect in the deadly Barcelona attack, has been killed in Cambrils. The attack resulted in 13 deaths in Barcelona, prompting police…
Two killed and several injured in knife attack in western Finland
A knife attack in Turku, Finland, resulted in two fatalities and several injuries, with one suspect arrested. The police are investigating the incident but do…
Police Pursue Perpetrator of Deadly Barcelona Attack; 'Five Terrorist Suspects Killed'
A van attack in Barcelona killed 13 and injured 100, with police pursuing the fleeing driver. Five suspects linked to the attack were killed in…
Rapid Burial of Landslide Victims in Sierra Leone Due to Fear of Epidemics
A landslide in Sierra Leone has resulted in nearly 500 casualties, prompting rapid burials to prevent disease outbreaks. Queen Elizabeth II expressed condolences for the…
Suicide Bombing in Nigeria Leaves 27 Dead
A suicide bombing in Nigeria by a female attacker resulted in 27 deaths and numerous injuries, highlighting the ongoing violence from Boko Haram in the…
Car Ramming at a Restaurant in France Leaves at Least One Dead
A car ran over customers at a pizza restaurant in France, resulting in the death of a 12-year-old girl and several injuries. The driver, a…
Alviri: Corruption in Tehran Municipality has become 'institutionalized'
Morteza Alviri, a Tehran City Council member, claims that corruption within the municipality has become institutionalized, highlighting significant financial mismanagement and debts. He points to…
Mike Pence: The U.S. Will Not Accept the Rise of a Dictator in Venezuela
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence visited Latin America to address the crisis in Venezuela, asserting that the U.S. will not tolerate a dictatorship there and…
Death of Dozens of Children in the Past Five Days at a Healthcare Center in India
In Uttar Pradesh, India, at least 60 children have died in the past five days due to a severe shortage of oxygen in a government…
At Least Eleven Dead in Khorasan Razavi Flood; Search for the Missing Continues
Severe flooding in Khorasan Razavi province has led to at least eleven fatalities, with ongoing searches for missing individuals. The Iranian Red Crescent and local…
Trump Says Military Option Regarding Venezuela Is Not Off the Table
Donald Trump has indicated that military options regarding Venezuela are still being considered amidst ongoing protests and violence against the Maduro government. The situation in…
Collision of Two Trains in Egypt Leaves 37 Dead and Over 120 Injured
A train collision in Alexandria, Egypt, has resulted in 37 fatalities and over 120 injuries, likely due to a track switching error. The Attorney General…
From Kim Jong-un's Nuclear Games to Hassan's Tall Tower
The Friday Station program commemorates Journalist Day by discussing various political and social issues in Iran, including government changes and international relations. It humorously addresses…
Dozens of Migrants Killed in Yemen's Waters by Human Traffickers
Dozens of illegal migrants from Somalia and Ethiopia were forcibly thrown into the sea by human traffickers in Yemen, resulting in at least 29 deaths…
Suspect in Attack on French Soldiers in Paris Arrested
A suspect has been arrested for running over French soldiers in a Paris suburb, an incident reminiscent of recent terrorist attacks in Europe. Six soldiers…
At least 29 civilians killed in coalition airstrikes in Raqqa in one day
The US-led coalition's airstrikes in Raqqa have resulted in the deaths of at least 29 civilians, including members of a single family. The situation remains…
Deadly Earthquake in a Tourist Area in China
A 6.5 magnitude earthquake struck near Jiuzhaigou National Park in China, resulting in at least 13 deaths and over 160 injuries. Local authorities are evacuating…
A Member of Parliament: The Number of Addicts in Iran Has Increased Fivefold
A parliamentary session revealed that the number of drug addicts in Iran has surged to six million, with officials questioning the effectiveness of executions in…
Identification of Remains of One of the Victims of September 11 Attacks After 16 Years
The remains of another September 11 victim have been identified after 16 years, with the identity withheld at the family's request. This marks a continued…
Local Afghan Officials: Dozens of Civilians Killed in Taliban and ISIS Attack in Sar-e Pol
Local Afghan officials report that at least 50 civilians were killed in a joint attack by Taliban and ISIS militants in Sar-e Pol province. The…
Pence Calls Reports of His Candidacy in 2020 Elections 'Fake and Offensive'
Mike Pence has denied a New York Times report suggesting he is preparing a shadow campaign for the 2020 presidential elections, calling it fake and…
Advances of Assad's Forces in Northern and Central Syria
Syrian government forces have made significant advances towards Deir ez-Zor, nearing the city of Mayadeen and recapturing al-Sukhnah. The Syrian Democratic Forces are also working…
When Will the 'Glass Ceiling' Break?
The article discusses the push for women's representation in the Iranian government, highlighted by a letter from 175 parliament members urging the president to appoint…
Elimination of Genes Causing a Deadly Hereditary Disease
Scientists have successfully eliminated genes responsible for a hereditary heart disease using CRISPR technology, potentially paving the way for preventing over ten thousand genetic diseases.…
Continued Controversies in the Screening of Movies
Recent controversies in Iranian cinema involve conservative media criticizing the screening of the film "Don't Put Your Foot in My Shoe" for being vulgar. This…
Coal Exports to Ukraine; The U.S. Counteracts Russian Influence
The U.S. is exporting 700,000 tons of coal to Ukraine to reduce Russian energy influence. This move is part of a broader strategy to increase…