August 2018
The Quiet End of Rouhani?
Hassan Rouhani's presidency is perceived as increasingly vulnerable due to economic crises and political pressures. Analysts suggest that his potential removal may not require formal…
Life on Stage with a Glass of Wine for the Audience
The play 'The House' by Jeff Sable at the Edinburgh Festival explores themes of loneliness and connection through a unique performance without dialogue, where audience…
Venezuelan Migrant Crisis; Emergency Situation in Peru, Deployment of Brazilian Army to the Border
Brazil has deployed military forces to its border with Venezuela due to the influx of Venezuelan migrants escaping a humanitarian crisis, while Peru has declared…
Nikon Z; A Transformation in the Renowned Camera Manufacturing Company
Nikon has launched its Z series of mirrorless cameras, the Z6 and Z7, to compete with Sony's successful models. These new cameras feature advanced sensors…
Shooting in Florida Leaves at Least Four Dead
A shooting at a video game tournament in Jacksonville, Florida, resulted in at least four deaths and around ten injuries. The incident has raised concerns…
Insulting 'Which Sacred Values'?
The Iranian police are cracking down on individuals insulting sacred values, as highlighted by recent severe sentences against journalists and bloggers. This raises significant questions…
Inflation in Iran Increases by One Percent in August; Point-to-Point Inflation Approaches 20 Percent
Iran's inflation rate has increased to 9.7% in August, with point-to-point inflation nearing 20%. Economists warn of severe inflationary pressures, predicting inflation could reach 25%…
Monitoring Group: Demolition of North Korean Missile Facilities Has Stopped
A monitoring group has reported that North Korea has stopped the demolition of a key missile facility, which raises concerns about the country's nuclear activities.…
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi Releases New Audio Message
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi has released a new audio message urging ISIS members to continue attacks despite setbacks. He criticizes rebels for surrendering to Syrian forces…
IAEA: No Signs of Stopping North Korea's Nuclear Activities
The IAEA has reported that North Korea continues its nuclear activities despite claims of denuclearization. The report highlights concerns over the ongoing development of North…
Multiple Rockets Fired Near Afghan Presidential Palace
On August 30, multiple rockets were fired near the Afghan presidential palace during Eid celebrations, with no immediate reports of casualties. Concurrently, an attack on…
Best Cameras of 2018 According to the European Imaging and Sound Association
The European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA) announced the best cameras of 2018, with the Sony Alpha a7 III winning the top award. The selections…
Pope on Clergy Sexual Abuse: We Did Not Protect Minors
Pope Francis condemned sexual abuse by priests and the church's cover-up in a letter to Catholics, seeking forgiveness and calling for accountability. The letter addresses…
The Best Airports in the World
The article discusses the best airports in the world as ranked by CNN in 2018, highlighting Changi Airport in Singapore as the top choice. It…
This Year's Drought Led to the Discovery of Numerous Archaeological Sites in Britain
This year's drought in Britain has led to the discovery of numerous archaeological sites dating back thousands of years, revealing insights into historical agricultural practices…
Saudi Arabia Reports Foiling a Suicide Operation
Saudi security forces thwarted a suicide attack by an armed man in Al-Bukayriyah, who was affiliated with ISIS. The incident highlights ongoing security threats in…
Pennsylvania Judicial Report on Child Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church
A Pennsylvania judicial report reveals extensive sexual abuse of children by Catholic priests, implicating senior church officials in systematic cover-ups. The investigation highlights the need…
Suicide Attack on Educational Center in Kabul Leaves 48 Dead
A suicide bombing at an educational center in Kabul killed at least 48 people, mostly students, highlighting the ongoing violence in Afghanistan. The Taliban and…
The Grand Mistake of Khamenei!
The article discusses a recent speech by Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in which he admitted a mistake regarding negotiations with the U.S. It also…
Taliban Withdraws from Ghazni
The Taliban has ordered its forces to withdraw from Ghazni following a series of deadly attacks, including one that resulted in significant casualties among Afghan…
United Nations: 2.3 Million People Have Fled Venezuela
The UN reports that 2.3 million Venezuelans have fled their country due to severe economic crises, including food shortages and malnutrition. Nicolás Maduro blames Western…
White House Official Warns Turkey About 'Consequences' of Not Releasing American Pastor
The White House has warned Turkey of potential economic consequences if it does not release American pastor Andrew Brunson, whose detention has strained U.S.-Turkey relations.…
Collapse of a Bridge in Genoa, Italy Leaves at Least 35 Dead
A bridge in Genoa, Italy collapsed, resulting in at least 35 deaths, with expectations for the toll to rise. Italian officials have condemned the incident…
Turkish Ambassador Meets John Bolton at the White House
The Turkish ambassador met with U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton to discuss the detention of American pastor Andrew Brunson, which has strained U.S.-Turkey relations.…
FBI Agent Fired Over Critical Text Messages
Peter Strzok, a former FBI agent involved in the investigation of Russian interference in the U.S. elections, was fired for sending critical text messages about…
Norwegian Minister Resigns After Personal Trip to Iran
Norwegian Fisheries Minister Per Sandberg resigned after failing to inform the government about his personal trips to Iran and China, which raised security concerns. His…
Dollar in Secondary Market at 9,000 Toman, in Free Market at Over 10,000 Toman
The Central Bank of Iran is attempting to stabilize the currency market by introducing a new mechanism for currency demand, following the failure of the…
Dust Storm in Sistan and Baluchestan Sends Dozens to Hospitals Again
A severe dust storm in Sistan and Baluchestan has led to 246 hospital visits due to respiratory issues, with 46 requiring hospitalization. The storm's intensity…
The European Union Asks Saudi Arabia for Information on Detained Activists
The European Union has requested information from Saudi Arabia regarding the detention of women's rights activists, amid ongoing tensions between Saudi Arabia and Canada over…
Death to the Dictator Slogan at Azadi Stadium; Intense Clashes and Arrests
Intense clashes erupted at Azadi Stadium during a football match between Tractor Sazi and Esteghlal, with fans chanting 'Death to the Dictator.' The situation escalated…
Jean-Michel Jarre's Efforts to Claim His Father's Inheritance
Jean-Michel Jarre is taking legal action to claim his inheritance after being denied access to his late father's estate. The French courts rejected his request…
Return to 'Normalcy' at the Gaza-Israel Border
Israel announced a return to normalcy at the Gaza border despite ongoing tensions and calls for targeted assassinations of Hamas leaders. Over 250 rockets were…
Swiss Government Advises Companies to Continue Trade Relations with Iran
The Swiss government has advised its companies to maintain trade relations with Iran despite U.S. sanctions, emphasizing the importance of economic ties. This comes amid…
Abadi: Iraq Opposes US Sanctions Against Iran but Complies for Its Own Interests
Iraq's Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi stated that while Iraq opposes US sanctions against Iran, it will comply with them to protect its national interests. This…
Adoption
The article discusses the legal framework of adoption in Iran, highlighting the conflict between Islamic law and international conventions. It notes that while Iran has…
Paradox with Kambez Hosseini; Let's Read More History, Fellow Countrymen!
Kambez Hosseini discusses the need for awareness of Iran's history among those seeking change in the country. He expresses his desire for a more advanced…
Pope Francis Declares Death Penalty 'Unacceptable'
Pope Francis has officially declared the death penalty unacceptable, marking a significant shift in Catholic Church teachings. This change emphasizes the inherent dignity of all…
World Gold Council: Iranians Purchased 15 Tons of Gold Coins and Bars in Three Months
The World Gold Council reported a significant increase in gold purchases by Iranians, doubling to 15.2 tons in three months due to economic instability and…
Punishment of Children
The article discusses the legal framework surrounding the punishment of children in Iran, highlighting the discrepancies in age of criminal responsibility and the application of…