September 2015
Molaweardi: We Want to Reform the Law Requiring Husband's Permission for Women's Exit
The Iranian government is addressing the controversial law requiring husbands' permission for women to leave the country, highlighted by the case of futsal captain Niloufar…
U.S. Senate Approves Temporary Budget to Prevent Federal Government Shutdown
The U.S. Senate passed a temporary budget to prevent a federal government shutdown, maintaining current spending levels until December. This budget includes funding for a…
Producer Inflation Rate in Iran Has Dropped to Single Digits
Iran's producer inflation rate has dropped to 9.3%, indicating a continued downward trend in inflation. The Central Bank reports a decrease in both point-to-point and…
Indonesia Criticizes Saudi Arabia's Response to Deadly Mina Incident
Indonesia has criticized Saudi Arabia for its delayed response to the deadly Mina incident during Hajj, where hundreds died. The Indonesian government is seeking better…
Hundreds of Opponents of the Islamic Republic Gather Near UN Headquarters
Hundreds of opponents of the Iranian government gathered near the UN during Rouhani's speech, expressing dissent against his administration. Notable speakers included former U.S. officials…
NASA: We Have Discovered Water on Mars
NASA has announced the discovery of flowing water on Mars, suggesting the potential for a habitable environment. This finding is based on images from the…
The Mina Incident from the Perspective of a Crowd Scientist
The article discusses the Mina incident during the Hajj pilgrimage, where overcrowding led to hundreds of deaths. Stephen Reicher, a crowd scientist, explains that the…
Super Blood Moon in the Sky on Sunday Night
A 'Super Blood Moon' will occur on Sunday night for the first time in three decades, visible across various regions. This rare celestial event is…
John Boehner Resigns as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives
John Boehner, the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, has announced his resignation due to pressure from conservative Republicans, aiming to prevent further division…
Yazidis File Complaint Against Islamic State Group for 'Genocide'
Two Yazidi groups have filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court against the Islamic State for genocide and sexual slavery. This complaint details horrific…
Exhumation of the Last Russian Tsar and His Wife for Authenticity Testing
The remains of Nicholas II and Alexandra are being exhumed for genetic testing to confirm their identities as part of a new investigation marking the…
10 Iranian Embassies Accused of Economic Violations and Exclusive Imports
The head of the Iranian Parliament's Article 90 Commission has accused 10 Iranian embassies of economic violations, including exclusive imports and forming companies. This raises…
Pope Francis Discusses Climate Change, Poverty, and Immigrants During Visit to the U.S.
Pope Francis visited the U.S., discussing urgent issues like climate change, poverty, and immigration. He called for action and support from America, emphasizing the Church's…
Iran: The Agency Has No Plans to Inspect Our Military Sites
Iran's Atomic Energy Organization spokesperson claimed that the IAEA has no plans to inspect military sites, and the recent visit by IAEA chief Yukiya Amano…
Taliban Women in Jerusalem
The 'Taliban Women,' a group of ultra-Orthodox Jewish women in Jerusalem, have gained attention for their extreme dress and beliefs. This group, which has recently…
Decline in Support for the Justice and Development Party in the Weeks Leading Up to Turkey's Elections
Support for Turkey's ruling AKP party is declining ahead of the upcoming elections, with recent polls showing a drop to 39.3%. President Erdoğan and Prime…
Amano: Significant Progress Made on Iran's Nuclear Program History
Yukiya Amano, the IAEA Director General, reported significant progress in investigating Iran's nuclear program history after his visit to Iran. However, he noted that much…
Production of Sperm Outside the Human Body
French scientists have successfully produced human sperm outside the body, marking a significant advancement in infertility treatment. This breakthrough could potentially restore fertility for thousands…
Game of Thrones Receives 12 Emmy Awards
The fifth season of 'Game of Thrones' won 12 Emmy Awards, setting a record for the most awards won by a series at the Emmys.…
A Refugee Housing Center in Germany Set on Fire
A refugee housing center in Heilbronn, Germany, was set on fire in an apparent act of arson, reflecting rising tensions over the influx of refugees…
Judiciary Reports 15% Increase in Top 10 Crimes in the Country
The Iranian Judiciary reported a 15% increase in the top 10 crimes in the first quarter of 2015 compared to the previous year, attributing this…
Saudi Arabia Warns: We Will Respond to Political Behavior During Hajj
Saudi Arabia has issued a warning to Hajj pilgrims against political behavior during the pilgrimage, emphasizing the need for security amidst recent terrorist attacks and…
Rouhani: The 'Death to America' Slogan Does Not Target the American People
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani clarified that the 'Death to America' slogan is not aimed at the American people but is a reaction to U.S. policies…
Democratic Party Financial Supporters Call for Joe Biden's Participation in Presidential Election
Prominent financial supporters of the Democratic Party are urging Joe Biden to enter the presidential race against Hillary Clinton. They express confidence in his leadership…
The Death Toll from the Severe Earthquake in Chile Reaches Eight
A severe 8.3 magnitude earthquake struck Chile, resulting in eight deaths and prompting over one million evacuations. The Chilean government has lifted the tsunami warning…
Second Republican Debate; Graham Warns of Bombing Iran
During the second Republican debate, Lindsey Graham warned of bombing Iran if it approaches nuclear weapons capability, reflecting a hardline stance among candidates. The debate…
Claim of Hosting Iranian Telegram Users' Data in the Country: '100% Nonsense'
Telegram has rejected Iranian officials' claims that 30% of Iranian users' data is hosted in Iran, calling it 'nonsense.' This has sparked concerns among users…
Reactions to the Clash Between Hungarian Police and Refugees at the Serbian Border
Clashes occurred between Hungarian police and refugees at the Serbian border, leading to international criticism and calls for humane treatment. The Hungarian government defended its…
The Share of 'Voluntary and Charitable Activities' in a Day of Iranians: Two Minutes
A recent report reveals that Iranians aged 15 and older spend an average of 13 hours and 12 minutes daily on personal care, with only…
Vatican's Strong Support for Nuclear Agreement with Iran
The Vatican has publicly reaffirmed its strong support for the nuclear agreement with Iran ahead of Pope Francis's visit to the U.S. This statement comes…
Republican Senators' Renewed Failure to Vote on Iran Agreement
Republican senators have failed again to secure a vote on the Iran nuclear agreement, as Democratic senators successfully blocked the motion. This ongoing political struggle…
Minister of Education: I Hope Imprisoned Colleagues Will Be Released Soon
Ali Asghar Fani, Iran's Minister of Education, expressed hope for the release of imprisoned teachers during a press conference. Recent arrests of teachers and union…
Egyptian Forces Accidentally Kill Several Mexican Tourists
Egyptian security forces mistakenly killed 12 individuals, including Mexican tourists, during an operation targeting terrorists in the Western Desert. The incident has drawn international attention,…
Widespread Clashes in Jerusalem Following Entry of Several Jewish Extremists into Al-Aqsa
Widespread clashes erupted in Jerusalem after extremist Jews entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque area for Rosh Hashanah prayers, leading to confrontations with Israeli police and Palestinians.…
Inactivity, the 'Silent Killer'
Recent studies highlight the dangers of inactivity, labeling it a 'silent killer' and linking just twenty-five minutes of brisk walking daily to increased lifespan. This…
Al-Qaeda Leader: Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is a Troublemaker and Unworthy of the Caliphate
Ayman al-Zawahiri, the leader of al-Qaeda, criticized Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS, calling him unworthy of the caliphate and a troublemaker. This criticism…
Syrian Refugees in 'Cages' in Hungary
Human Rights Watch reports that the conditions for refugees at the Hungarian-Serbian border are dire, with many detained for days in poor conditions. The organization…
Gas Explosion in Restaurant in India Kills at Least 82 People
A gas cylinder explosion in a restaurant in Petlawad, India, resulted in at least 82 fatalities and numerous injuries. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns…
Hungarian Camerawoman Who Kicked Refugees Apologizes
Petra Laszlo, a Hungarian camerawoman, apologized for kicking refugees in a viral video, claiming she acted out of fear. Her actions sparked outrage, leading to…
A Moment of Silence for the Victims of September 11 at the White House
Barack Obama and Michelle Obama held a moment of silence at the White House to honor the victims of the September 11 attacks. The ceremony…
Clashes Continue in Kurdish Regions of Turkey
Clashes continue in Turkey's Kurdish regions, with military operations leading to civilian casualties and international concern over human rights abuses. The Turkish government is facing…
Obama Calls Senators' Vote a Victory for 'Diplomacy and Global Security'
President Obama hailed the Senate's actions as a victory for diplomacy after a vote on the Iran nuclear agreement failed to pass. This reflects ongoing…
Warning from Senior U.S. Security Officials about the Collapse of Iraq and Syria
Senior U.S. officials warn that Iraq and Syria may fragment due to ongoing ethnic and religious conflicts, with the potential for a significant reshaping of…
Support from Two Jewish Senators for the JCPOA
Two American Jewish senators, Ron Wyden and Michael Bennet, have expressed their support for the Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA), arguing it is the best option…
Rural Children Experience Fewer Allergies
Recent research indicates that children raised in rural environments are less likely to develop allergies due to exposure to specific bacteria in animal waste. This…
42% Decrease in Building Permit Issuance in Iran in 2014
In 2014, Iran saw a significant decline in building permits issued, with a 41.7% drop compared to the previous year, indicating a continued recession in…
Turkey's Forces Enter Iraq in Pursuit of PKK
Turkish military forces have entered Iraq to pursue PKK militants following recent deadly attacks that resulted in the deaths of Turkish soldiers. This escalation reflects…
Signs of Increased Plutonium Production in North Korea
North Korea is reportedly resuming plutonium production, which could enhance its nuclear capabilities, according to analysts from Johns Hopkins University. This increase in atomic activity…
Dick Cheney Criticizes Barack Obama's Policy on Iran Nuclear Deal
Dick Cheney has publicly criticized Barack Obama's approach to the Iran nuclear deal and counter-terrorism efforts. This criticism highlights ongoing partisan divides in U.S. foreign…
Fresh Clashes Between Police and Refugees on Greek Island
Clashes erupted on the Greek island of Lesbos between police and nearly 2,500 refugees attempting to board a government ship. The situation has been described…
Closure of 272 Internet Cafés in Tehran Since the Beginning of This Year
Since the beginning of the year, Tehran police have closed 272 internet cafés due to various violations, including lack of licenses and hosting inappropriate content.…
Concerns Among Internet Users Over Possible Arrest of Arash Zad
Arash Zad, a prominent Iranian technology blogger and entrepreneur, is reportedly arrested, raising concerns among internet users and activists. His arrest has not been confirmed…
Continued Clashes in Southeast Turkey
Clashes between PKK militants and Turkish security forces have intensified in southeastern Turkey, resulting in multiple casualties. The violence follows the breakdown of a ceasefire…
UNESCO Condemns the Destruction of Historical Towers in Palmyra
UNESCO condemned the destruction of seven historical towers in Palmyra, Syria, by the Islamic State group between June and August 2015. This destruction is part…
Ayatollah Sistani Calls for Trial of Iraqi Officials Accused of Corruption
Ayatollah Sistani has demanded the prosecution of Iraqi officials involved in corruption and the recovery of stolen assets. His call comes amid ongoing reforms by…
The Number of Supporters for the Iran Agreement in the U.S. Senate Reaches 38
Senator Michael Bennet's support for the Iran nuclear agreement brings the total number of supporters in the U.S. Senate to 38, while Senator Ben Cardin…
Republicans Want the Nuclear Deal to at Least Be Voted On
Republican senators are shifting their strategy from outright rejection of the nuclear deal to seeking at least a negative vote. Democratic support for the deal…
The Last Image of Aylan on the Seashore
Aylan Kurdi, a 3-year-old Syrian boy, drowned while trying to escape the ongoing war in Syria, which has caused immense suffering and displacement. His lifeless…
The Case Regarding Yasser Arafat's Death in France Closed
French judges have closed the case regarding the suspicious death of Yasser Arafat, citing insufficient evidence to support claims of foul play. Despite this, Palestinian…
Dick Cheney's Strong Criticism of the Nuclear Agreement with Iran
Dick Cheney criticizes the recent nuclear agreement with Iran, claiming it could lead to nuclear warfare. He and his daughter, Liz Cheney, argue that the…
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Mosque Bombings in Yemen
The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for bombings at a Shiite mosque in Yemen, resulting in at least 28 deaths and 75 injuries. The attacks…
Dogs Come to Help in Cancer Detection
A dog named Daisy in Britain has been trained to detect early signs of prostate cancer, showing a 90% accuracy rate. This initiative, supported by…
Poll in the U.S.: Majority of People Want Congressional Support for Nuclear Agreement
A recent poll shows that 55% of Americans support Congressional backing for the nuclear agreement with Iran, despite Republican opposition in Congress. The survey comes…