August 2023
Taraneh Alidoosti Supports Mehdi Yarahy: Protest Art is the Right of Artists
Taraneh Alidoosti has publicly supported Mehdi Yarahy following his arrest for releasing a protest song against mandatory hijab. She emphasizes the importance of protest art…
Continuation of Putin's 'Special Operation' in Ukraine; 'Economic Pressures' on the Shoulders of the Russian People
The article discusses the economic challenges faced by Russia due to the depreciation of the ruble and the impact of Western sanctions amid the ongoing…
Request for Assistance in Implementing Raisi's Plan; Planting One Billion Trees Costs 18 Trillion Tomans
Iran's government, led by President Ebrahim Raisi, is seeking assistance to implement a plan to plant one billion trees, estimated to cost 18 trillion tomans.…
National Search Plan for the Disappeared During Chile's Military Rule to Be Announced
Gabriel Boric, the President of Chile, is set to announce a national search plan for individuals who disappeared during General Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship, coinciding with…
Kremlin Says Prigozhin's Plane Crash Was 'Probably Deliberate'
The Kremlin has indicated that the crash of Yevgeny Prigozhin's plane may have been deliberate, marking a significant acknowledgment of potential foul play in his…
For the First Time in the World, Injection Approval for Cancer Treatment Issued in Britain
England has received approval to start cancer treatment through injections, making it the first country to do so. Hundreds of patients will be eligible for…
FBI's Largest Global Operation; Complex Malware Kokkabat Targeted
The FBI has successfully conducted its largest global operation to dismantle the Kokkabat malware, a tool for cybercrime. This operation involved international collaboration and resulted…
A Member of Parliament: Inflation Control Has Failed; People Do Not Believe in Decreasing Inflation
A member of the Iranian Parliament criticized the government's claims of decreasing inflation, stating that the public does not believe these assertions. Recent statistics show…
A Study: China is the Main Supplier of Drone Parts for Russia in the Ukraine War
A study reveals that China supplies 67% of drone parts for Russia in the Ukraine war, with other suppliers including Hong Kong, Turkey, and the…
Filtering: 'Fruitless but Profitable'; 80% of Iranians Use VPNs
A recent report reveals that 80% of Iranians use VPNs to bypass internet filtering, which has not deterred online activity but has instead created a…
Exclusive: Details of the Arrest of Hananeh Kiya's Family from a Relative's Perspective
Hananeh Kiya's family members were arrested by Iranian security forces, with reports of harassment and searches of their home. The arrests are seen as part…
First Visit of Three U.S. Congress Members to Areas of Syria: Biden Administration Should Support Opponents
Three U.S. Congress members visited northwestern Syria, urging continued pressure on Bashar al-Assad's government and support for opposition groups. This visit highlights the ongoing U.S.…
Ministry of Labor Again Opposes Increase in Minimum Wage for Iranian Workers
The Iranian Ministry of Labor has announced that it will not raise the minimum wage for workers, despite significant inflation and rising living costs. This…
Molavi Abdolhamid Criticizes Spending on Religion: Government Should Address People's Problems
Molavi Abdolhamid criticized the Iranian government's excessive spending on religious ceremonies while ignoring pressing social issues. He urged the government to prioritize addressing the people's…
Initial U.S. Assessment of Prigozhin's Death; Putin Expresses Condolences
U.S. officials suspect that Yevgeny Prigozhin's plane crash was a result of sabotage rather than a missile strike. Vladimir Putin expressed condolences, while conflicting narratives…
Meeting of Three American Senators with Zelensky; Russian Combat Power Reduced by '50 Percent'
Three U.S. senators met with Ukrainian officials to discuss military support and the ongoing conflict with Russia, highlighting a significant reduction in Russian combat power.…
Storm and Dust in Sistan and Baluchestan Sends 800 People to Hospitals and Treatment Centers
A severe storm and dust in Sistan and Baluchestan has led to 800 people seeking medical treatment, with respiratory and other health issues being the…
Extension of Detention for American Journalist in Russia; Wall Street Journal: His Charges are False
Evan Gershkovich, a journalist for the Wall Street Journal, has had his detention extended in Russia until the end of November on espionage charges deemed…
Another Journalist Summoned for Publishing Images of Unveiled Women Dancing at Lidoma Festival in Tehran
Journalist Javad Heydarian has been summoned by Tehran's prosecutor for sharing images of unveiled women dancing at the Lidoma Festival. This incident highlights ongoing tensions…
U.S. Federal Court Ruling: Works Created by Artificial Intelligence Are Not Eligible for Copyright
A U.S. federal court ruled that works created entirely by artificial intelligence are not eligible for copyright protection, affirming the stance of the U.S. Copyright…
Private Bus Drivers of Tehran Hold Protest
Private bus drivers in Tehran protested against their job conditions and unfulfilled promises regarding vehicle ownership. Their grievances highlight broader issues of wage delays and…
CENTCOM Commander Visits Refugee Camps in Northeast Syria
General Michael Eric Kurilla, the CENTCOM commander, visited refugee camps in northeast Syria to assess humanitarian conditions and security improvements. This visit underscores the U.S.…
Continued Controversies at Chavar Petrochemical in Ilam: Promises Unfulfilled, Workers Disciplined
Workers at Chavar Petrochemical in Ilam are facing unfulfilled promises regarding job classifications and contracts, leading to protests and disciplinary actions after a worker's suicide.…
A Lawyer: The 'Chastity and Hijab' Bill Will Increase Urban Violence in Iran
A lawyer has warned that the proposed 'Chastity and Hijab' bill could significantly increase urban violence in Iran. The bill includes strict regulations on women's…
Dadban: Mashallah Karami, Father of Executed Protester, Arrested
Mashallah Karami, the father of executed protester Mohammad Mehdi Karami, and his lawyer were arrested ahead of the anniversary of Mahsa Amini's death. This incident…
Suspended Professor of Fine Arts: My Salary Was Cut Without Legal Order
Azin Mohadd, a suspended professor at Tehran University, has reported that his salary was cut without legal justification after he supported student protests. This situation…
Weighing Renters; Renting Outpaces Household Growth
The number of renters in Iran is growing significantly faster than the overall household growth, with a reported 3.5% increase in renters leading to a…
Exclusive; A Grieving Father: Let’s Commemorate the Anniversary of the ‘Martyrs’ of the Protests with Grandeur
A grieving father of a protest victim calls on the Iranian people to honor the anniversary of the martyrs of the protests against the Islamic…
Tropical Storm 'Hilary' Devastates Southern California
Tropical Storm 'Hilary' has hit Southern California, leading to emergency declarations and evacuation orders. The storm is expected to bring significant rainfall to areas that…
Pardon of Several Democracy Activists by Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in Egypt
Abdel Fattah el-Sisi pardoned Ahmed Douma and other political prisoners in Egypt, amidst ongoing human rights concerns and economic challenges. Douma, a key figure in…
Hurricane 'Hilary' Threatens Mexico and Southwestern United States with Catastrophic Flooding
Hurricane Hilary is approaching Mexico and the southwestern United States, posing risks of catastrophic flooding. President Biden has mobilized FEMA resources in anticipation of the…
Court of Appeals Ruling; Michael Jackson's Sexual Abuse Case Reopens
The California Court of Appeal has ruled in favor of two men alleging sexual abuse by Michael Jackson during their childhood, allowing their case to…
A Government Official: 'Self-Managed Schools for Foreign Nationals' Will Be Closed If They Do Not Obtain Licenses
A senior Iranian education official has threatened to close self-managed schools for foreign children if they do not obtain government licenses by September 1. These…
27% Increase; 786 Deaths from Drug Use in Spring This Year
In the first quarter of this year, Iran saw a 27% increase in deaths from drug medications, with 786 fatalities attributed to their misuse. Health…
Armed Clash in Isfahan; Two Police Officers Killed
An armed confrontation in Isfahan resulted in the deaths of two police officers and two other individuals. The incident occurred during a chase after one…
Maryland Court Orders Transfer of Iranian-American Citizen to Prison
Behrouz Mokhtari, a 72-year-old Iranian-American, was sentenced to 41 months in prison for violating U.S. sanctions against Iran. After attempting to obtain an Iranian passport,…
PEN America: Saeed Roustayi's Prison Sentence is an Attempt to 'Silence' Creative Voices
PEN America has condemned the six-month prison sentence of Iranian filmmaker Saeed Roustayi for allegedly engaging in propaganda against the regime due to his film…
Two Muslims File Complaint Against Mesa Airlines in Arizona for 'Racial Prejudice'
Two Muslim men have filed a complaint against Mesa Airlines for racial prejudice after being denied boarding due to their ethnicity. The Fifth Circuit Court…
Revealing the Basic Goods Mafia; Food Security of 85 Million People in the Hands of Two Individuals
A parliamentary session revealed that the food security of 85 million Iranians is controlled by two individuals who monopolize the import of essential food inputs.…
Attack on a Christian Neighborhood in Pakistan Under the Pretext of 'Blasphemy'
A mob of Pakistani Muslims attacked a Christian neighborhood in Jaranwala, Punjab, burning a church and homes after accusations of blasphemy against a local Christian.…
The 'Bridges of Solidarity' Project in Northern California to Support Iranian Freedom Struggles
The 'Bridges of Solidarity' project in Northern California involves Iranian volunteers raising awareness about the protests in Iran by displaying slogans and images on busy…
Oil and Gas Exploration Operations Begin Off the Coast of Lebanon
TotalEnergies has initiated oil and gas exploration off the coast of Lebanon, leading a consortium that includes Eni and Qatar Energy. This project follows a…
According to a lawyer; Judge of the court that sentenced Afsaneh Bayegan 'dismissed'
A judge who sentenced actress Afsaneh Bayegan for not wearing a hijab has reportedly been dismissed. Bayegan received a two-year prison sentence and additional penalties…
Flames Engulf the Forests of Paveh; Fire Rekindles from the Ashes
A significant fire reignited in the forests of Sardreh, Paveh, after being temporarily contained, prompting local officials to request assistance from skilled volunteers. This incident…
Travis King, American 'Deserter', Seeks Asylum in North Korea
Travis King, an American soldier, has sought asylum in North Korea, citing mistreatment in the U.S. Army. North Korea has confirmed his asylum request, complicating…
Surprises of the Women's World Cup; Elimination of the USA and Germany Poses Problems for Nike and Adidas
The early elimination of the USA and Germany from the Women's World Cup has caused significant challenges for sportswear giants Nike and Adidas, prompting them…
Exclusive; Ariana Saeed: The Achievements of 20 Years in Afghanistan Were Destroyed Under Taliban Rule
Ariana Saeed, a prominent Afghan singer, criticizes the Taliban's rule on the second anniversary of their takeover, highlighting severe economic issues and the loss of…
Armed Clashes Once Again Bring Violence to the Capital of Libya
Armed clashes erupted in Tripoli between the 'Brigade 444' and the 'Special Deterrence Force,' marking the most severe violence in the city this year. The…
Massive Explosion Near Tel Aviv
A massive explosion occurred in Ramat Hasharon, injuring three people, with the cause still unknown. This incident follows a similar explosion in Herzliya and highlights…
Ambiguity Surrounds the Fate of 'Establishing a Ministry of Commerce'; Minister of 'Industry, Mine and Trade' Opposes, Government Supports
The establishment of a Ministry of Commerce in Iran faces uncertainty due to the opposition of the new Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade, despite…
The U.S. Denies Visas to Officials from Several Russian Ministries and Government Agencies
The U.S. has denied visas to several Russian officials planning to attend an economic summit in Seattle, further straining diplomatic relations. This follows a pattern…
Over Twenty Million Americans Registered for 'Affordable Internet'
Over 20 million American households have registered for a federal program providing discounts on internet services to address the digital divide. This initiative highlights the…
The Death Toll from Unprecedented Fires in Hawaii Reaches 93
The death toll from wildfires in Maui, Hawaii, has reached 93, making it the deadliest wildfire in over a century in the U.S. Governor Josh…
Czech Police Seizes 646 Kilograms of Cocaine Hidden in Ecuadorian Banana Shipments
Czech police seized 646 kg of cocaine hidden in banana shipments from Ecuador, valued at approximately $91 million. This incident highlights growing concerns over drug…
UK Ministry of Defence: Kremlin May No Longer Financially Support Wagner Group
The UK Ministry of Defence suggests that Russia may cease financial support for the Wagner Group following a failed coup by its leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin.…
The U.S. Returned Dozens of Smuggled Antiquities to Italy
The U.S. returned 266 smuggled antiquities to Italy, valued at tens of millions of euros, following a collaboration between judicial authorities. The items date back…
The Iranian Livelihood Basket Shrinks; Clothing Budget for Lower Deciles: 30,000 Tomans a Year
The Iranian economy is facing a severe decline in the purchasing power of poor households, with the clothing budget for lower deciles reduced to 30,000…
Death Toll from Wildfires on Maui Island in Hawaii Rises to Over 80
Wildfires on Maui Island, Hawaii, have resulted in over 80 deaths, marking the deadliest natural disaster in Hawaii's history. President Biden has declared it a…
Addressing Nurse Shortages in Hospitals with 'Mandatory Overtime' at 16,000 Tomans per Hour!
Iran is facing a severe nursing shortage exacerbated by the migration of healthcare workers and government policies that hinder hiring. Hospitals are resorting to mandatory…
Hollywood Writers Guild Says They Have Received a 'New Proposal' from Representatives of Major Studios
The Hollywood Writers Guild has received a new proposal from major studio representatives, signaling potential progress in their ongoing strike that has lasted over 100…
Open Data Iran: 21,000 Hectares of Forests and Pastures Burn Annually
Widespread forest fires in Iran have resulted in the destruction of 21,000 hectares of forests and pastures annually, with significant losses reported over the past…
Molavi Abdolhamid: The country's problems cannot be solved by issuing death sentences
Molavi Abdolhamid criticized the Iranian government's approach to solving the country's problems, emphasizing the need for dialogue and proper planning rather than repression. He highlighted…
The Death Toll from Wildfires in Maui, Hawaii Reaches 53
Wildfires in Maui, Hawaii have resulted in at least 53 fatalities, with expectations for the death toll to rise. The historic city of Lahaina has…
Virgin Galactic Successfully Completes First Space Tourism Flight
Virgin Galactic completed its first space tourism flight on August 10, featuring passengers who paid for their tickets, including a charity winner and an Olympic…
Wildfire in Maui, Hawaii Leaves at Least 36 Dead
A devastating wildfire in Maui, Hawaii, has resulted in at least 36 fatalities and significant destruction, particularly in the historic town of Lahaina. Thousands of…
Ecuadorian Presidential Candidate and 'Staunch Critic of Corruption' Shot Dead
Fernando Villavicencio, a presidential candidate in Ecuador known for his strong stance against corruption, was assassinated during a campaign event. The attack also injured several…
Five Israeli Citizens of Iranian Descent Acquitted of Espionage Charges for the Islamic Republic
Five Israeli citizens of Iranian descent were acquitted of espionage charges for the Islamic Republic, with the court emphasizing their lack of intent to harm…
Astronomical Prices for Dental Care in Iran and Teeth Extracted Without Replacement
The cost of dental care in Iran has skyrocketed, with treatments for adults costing between 50 to 100 million tomans, leading many to extract teeth…
NASA: Artemis 2 Mission May Be Delayed
NASA has warned of potential delays to the Artemis 2 mission, which is set to send astronauts around the Moon next year. The astronauts were…
Voters in Ohio Reject Republican-Supported Abortion Measure
Ohio voters rejected a Republican measure aimed at making it harder to amend the constitution for abortion rights, marking a significant win for abortion advocates.…
Parliament Research Center: 6 Deciles of Society Have Lost Access to Housing
The Parliament Research Center reports that a significant portion of Iranian society, particularly low-income groups, has lost access to housing, with prices soaring dramatically. The…
Two American Legislators Express Concern Over Chinese-Made Wireless Modules
Two U.S. lawmakers are pressing the FCC to respond to security concerns about Chinese-made wireless modules that could allow China to control American technology remotely.…
Israeli Finance Minister Halts Funding for Arab Settlements
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has stopped funding for Arab settlements and Palestinian educational programs, citing security concerns. This decision has drawn criticism from Arab…
Pope Francis Warns of Potential Dangers of Artificial Intelligence
Pope Francis issued a warning about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence, calling for global reflection on its ethical implications. This message was part of…
West African Countries Gather Again; 'Difficult' Dialogue Between Senior U.S. Official and Niger Coup Leaders
Victoria Nuland, a senior U.S. diplomat, described her discussions with Niger's coup leaders as challenging, with the military council rejecting U.S. proposals for restoring democracy.…
Mehdi Chamran Responds to Hiring of 'Hijab Guards' by Municipality: It's Not Enough, Police Must Be Involved
Tehran Municipality plans to hire 400 'hijab guards' to enforce mandatory hijab laws in the metro, with a monthly salary significantly higher than the minimum…
CENTCOM Reports Arrival of U.S. Marines and Warships in the Middle East
CENTCOM has announced the deployment of over 3,000 U.S. Marines and warships in the Middle East as a response to Iran's seizure of oil tankers.…
Britain's Plan to Cut Costs Begins; Transfer of Refugees to a Barge on British Shores
Britain has started transferring migrants to a barge named 'Bibby Stockholm' to cut costs associated with their accommodation in hotels. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is…
Japan to Begin Release of Fukushima Water
Japan is set to begin releasing treated radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the ocean by the end of August, following a meeting…
The Troubling Housing Situation in Iran; Housing Statistics Have Become Security-Sensitive
The Iranian housing market is in crisis, with government claims of decreasing prices met with skepticism from experts. The lack of transparency in housing statistics…
The Death Toll from the Building Collapse in Tehran Reaches Four, Two Victims Were Police Officers
A building collapse in southern Tehran during a crackdown on illegal construction resulted in four deaths, including two police officers. The incident highlights the ongoing…
Italy Rescues Dozens of Migrants from Capsized Boats
The Italian Coast Guard rescued 57 migrants and found the bodies of a child and a woman after three trafficker boats capsized near Lampedusa. Approximately…
The Value of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund Reaches $600 Billion
The Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia has reported its asset value has reached nearly $600 billion, marking significant growth and strategic investments. Crown Prince…
A Kurdish Kolbar Killed by Direct Gunfire from the IRGC
Hoshyar Amini, a Kurdish kolbar, was killed by gunfire from the IRGC while returning from the border. This incident highlights the ongoing violence against kolbars…
A Milestone in Women's Health; First Pill for Postpartum Depression Approved in the U.S.
The FDA has approved the first oral medication for postpartum depression, marking a significant advancement in treatment options for the condition that affects many women.…
Tehran Municipality Continues to Reclaim Buildings from NGOs
Tehran Municipality is intensifying efforts to reclaim properties from NGOs, citing safety concerns and previous mismanagement. The current mayor, Alireza Zakani, has publicly stated that…
Hollywood Strike; Negotiations Between Writers Guild Representatives and Major Studios Ended Without Result
The Writers Guild of America and major studios met for negotiations regarding the ongoing Hollywood writers' strike but failed to reach an agreement. The strike,…
In the First Half of Mordad; Tens of Thousands of Calls Regarding 'Heat Stroke' Registered with Tehran Emergency Services
From August 1 to 13, Tehran's emergency services received over 87,000 calls related to heat stroke, coinciding with record temperatures reaching 50 degrees Celsius in…
United States Halts Part of Aid Programs to Niger Government
The U.S. has temporarily halted some aid to Niger's government following a military coup that ousted President Bazoum. Secretary of State Antony Blinken emphasized that…
The Caspian Sea is 'Drying Up'; Russia has Blocked Rivers Flowing into the Caspian
The head of Iran's Environmental Protection Organization reported that the Caspian Sea's water level is declining due to neighboring countries, especially Russia, blocking river inflows.…
Lebanese Protesters Criticize Halt of Investigations on Third Anniversary of Beirut Port Explosion
On the third anniversary of the Beirut port explosion, thousands of Lebanese protesters criticized the lack of accountability and halted investigations into the tragedy that…
Increase in Ultraviolet Radiation Index in Tehran to 'Dangerous' Levels
The UV index in Tehran has reached a dangerous level of 12, prompting officials to warn residents against sun exposure during peak hours. The head…
Fire and Mine Explosion Around Evin; Families of Prisoners: A Fire Burns in Our Hearts
A fire broke out around Evin Prison in Tehran, leading to explosions of mines in the area. Families of prisoners express their anguish over the…
Artemis 3 Mission: NASA Uses Colorado Mountains to Simulate Moon Landing
NASA is training astronauts for a safe Moon landing as part of the Artemis 3 mission, using Colorado mountains to simulate lunar conditions. This mission,…
US Secretary of State Calls for 'End to War' in Ukraine While Condemning Russia
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken condemned Russia's actions in the Ukraine war and called for an end to the conflict, citing its negative impact…
Arrest of Two U.S. Navy Sailors on Charges of Espionage and Collaboration with China
Two U.S. Navy sailors were arrested on espionage charges for allegedly collaborating with Chinese intelligence. Jinchaowei and Wenheng Zhao are accused of providing sensitive military…
Third Anniversary of Beirut Port Explosion; No Officials Held Accountable Yet
The third anniversary of the Beirut port explosion is marked by a ceremony amid ongoing investigations that have not held any officials accountable for the…
Continued Clashes in Sudan; Number of Hungry People Reaches 20 Million
Clashes between rival military factions in Sudan have led to a humanitarian crisis, with 20 million people facing acute food insecurity. The conflict has displaced…
Joe Biden Calls for Immediate Release of Niger's President
U.S. President Joe Biden has demanded the immediate release of Niger's President Mohamed Bazoum following a military coup. The situation poses significant challenges for democracy…
The Release of 'Barbie' in Japan Faces Issues
The release of 'Barbie' in Japan is facing backlash due to a petition against its promotional use of the hashtag 'Barbenheimer,' which many find offensive…
Turkey's Anger Over Cancellation of 'Atatürk' Series by Disney Plus
Disney Turkey has canceled the broadcast of a documentary series about Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, leading to outrage in Turkey, which blames American Armenian lobbying for…
Meta Launches AI Chatbots with Distinct Personalities
Meta is set to release AI chatbots with various personalities by September, aiming to enhance user interaction on its platforms. This initiative comes as the…
Preliminary Hearing Sessions Conclude; Nima Momeni's Case as 'Murder Suspect' Goes to Court
Nima Momeni has been charged with the murder of Bob Lee, founder of Cash App, following a preliminary hearing that provided substantial evidence against him.…
Discovery of a Bronze Age Spearhead Made from 'Extraterrestrial Metal'
A team of archaeologists in Switzerland discovered a spearhead likely made from meteoric iron, suggesting a prehistoric trade network for such materials. The spearhead is…
Nasrin Shakeri: Let Us Turn Our Pain into Motivation for a Prosperous and Free Iran
Nasrin Shakeri, mother of Nika Shakeri, calls for transforming grief into motivation for a free Iran as she reflects on the protests following her daughter's…
Approximately 400 Pakistani Migrants Freed from Smugglers' Warehouses in Libya
Approximately 385 Pakistani migrants were freed from smuggler warehouses in Libya during a raid by security officials. The migrants had intended to travel to Europe…
Request by Representatives; Making Citizenship More Difficult for Children of Iranian Mothers
A group of Iranian representatives proposed a law to make it more difficult for children of Iranian mothers and foreign fathers to obtain citizenship, requiring…
Hearing Session for Nima Momeni, Suspect in Bob Lee's Murder; Proceedings Continue
Nima Momeni is facing charges for the murder of Bob Lee, the founder of Cash App, in a San Francisco court. The proceedings have revealed…
Meeting Between US Representatives and Taliban in Qatar; Human Rights, Economy, and Drug Control in Focus
US officials met with Taliban representatives in Qatar to discuss human rights, economic challenges, and drug control in Afghanistan. The discussions highlighted concerns over the…