September 2016
Major Surprise in Football Cup: Shahrdari Fars Eliminates Persepolis
In a surprising upset, Shahrdari Fars eliminated Persepolis from the Iranian Football Cup after a penalty shootout, advancing to the next round. The match ended…
Jerusalem Post: Preventing an Israeli Attack on Iran Was Peres' Effort
The Jerusalem Post reported that Shimon Peres played a crucial role in preventing an Israeli military attack on Iran between 2009 and 2011, despite pressure…
An American Historian's Prediction: 'Trump Will Win the U.S. Election'
American historian Allan Lichtman predicts that Donald Trump will win the 2016 U.S. presidential election based on his 'Keys to the White House' system. Lichtman…
Dresden Police: Possible Xenophobic Motive in Bomb Attack on Mosque
Two homemade bombs exploded in Dresden, Germany, targeting a mosque and an international conference center, with police suggesting a xenophobic motive. The incident highlights rising…
US Warns Citizens About Potential Terrorist Attacks in Adana, Turkey
The US Consulate in Adana has issued a warning to American citizens about potential terrorist threats targeting American hotels in Turkey. This warning comes amid…
U.S. Secretary of State Meets with Venezuelan President
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry met with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in Colombia, expressing concerns over Venezuela's economic and political crises. This meeting marks…
Execution at Neyriz Sports Stadium Amid Criticism of Human Rights Situation in Iran
Iran executed a murder suspect in a public stadium in Neyriz, drawing attention to the country's human rights issues. This event coincided with President Rouhani's…
The Role of Debates in the U.S. Presidential Elections
The article discusses the significance and structure of presidential debates in the U.S. electoral process, highlighting their evolution and impact on voter perception. It emphasizes…
Arjan Cetin, Suspect in Washington Shooting, Arrested
Arjan Cetin, a 20-year-old suspect, was arrested for a shooting at a shopping center in Washington state that left five dead. The incident raises concerns…
The Battle of Camera Manufacturers at Photokina
The Photokina exhibition showcased significant innovations in the camera industry, particularly highlighting the rise of mirrorless cameras led by companies like Panasonic and Sony. Major…
Protests in Charlotte, USA Extend into Fourth Night
Protests in Charlotte, NC, against the police shooting of Keith Scott have continued for four nights, with calls for the release of video evidence. The…
The First Online Population and Housing Census in Iran Has Begun
Iran has launched its first online population and housing census, aiming to collect comprehensive demographic data while ensuring confidentiality. The initiative is part of a…
Clinton and Trump in the 'Battlefields' of the U.S. Elections
The U.S. presidential election is approaching, with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump increasingly close in polls across several battleground states. This situation is critical as…
The Number of Girls Fleeing to Tehran Has Increased by 12%
The Tehran City Council reports a 12% increase in the number of girls fleeing to Tehran, highlighting a growing social issue. Masoumeh Abad expressed concern…
Iraqi Forces Retake Strategic City from ISIS South of Mosul
Iraqi forces have retaken the strategic city of Shirqat from ISIS, marking progress towards the upcoming offensive to reclaim Mosul. The operation has been supported…
Iran's Parliament Approves Reduction of Working Hours for Women with 'Special Conditions'
The Iranian Parliament has approved a law reducing the working hours for women with special conditions to 36 hours per week, maintaining their rights and…
State of Emergency Declared in Charlotte, USA Following Increase in Violence
A state of emergency has been declared in Charlotte, North Carolina, following protests over the police killing of Keith Lamont Scott, a Black man. The…
Protests in Charlotte, USA Turn Violent Following the Killing of an African American Citizen
Protests in Charlotte, North Carolina, erupted into violence after police shot and killed an African American man, Keith Scott. The situation escalated with reports of…
U.S. Officials: ISIS Chemical Attack on Army Base in Iraq
U.S. officials reported that ISIS likely launched a chemical attack using mustard gas on the Qayyarah base in Iraq, which houses both Iraqi and American…
Boat Carrying at Least 600 Refugees Sinks Off the Coast of Egypt
A boat carrying at least 600 refugees sank off the coast of Egypt, resulting in 29 confirmed deaths and 150 rescues. Most refugees are from…
Persepolis Football Team Defeats Sepahan in Isfahan After 13 Years
Persepolis football team ended a 13-year winless streak against Sepahan in Isfahan with a 3-1 victory, maintaining their second position in the league. The match…
Protesters Take to the Streets of Charlotte, USA, Following the Police Killing of a Black Man
Protests erupted in Charlotte, North Carolina, after police shot and killed Keith Lamont Scott, a Black man, who his family claims was unarmed. The incident…
Connection of Eight More Cancers to Obesity
An international research team has found that excessive obesity is linked to eight types of cancer, emphasizing the importance of weight control for health. This…
57% of This Year's University Entrance Exam Passers Are Girls
In Iran, 57% of this year's university entrance exam passers are girls, reflecting a significant gender disparity in education despite high female enrollment. However, this…
Obama's Optimism About Progress in the Mosul Liberation Operation by the End of This Year
President Obama expressed optimism about the liberation of Mosul from ISIS by the end of the year, urging Congress and the international community to support…
How the Sugar Industry Deceived the World
A recent study revealed that the sugar industry in the U.S. bribed scientists in the 1950s and 1960s to downplay the health risks of sugar…
Merkel's Party Defeated, Rise of the Far Right in German State Elections
In the recent Berlin state elections, the Social Democratic Party emerged as the winner, while Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Party faced a significant decline. The…
Investigation into Possible Connection Between Explosions and Stabbing Attack in the U.S.
The FBI is investigating potential links between recent explosions in New York and New Jersey and a stabbing attack in Minnesota, with officials considering the…
Russia's Ruling Party Wins Parliamentary Elections Again
The ruling United Russia party has won the parliamentary elections despite a low voter turnout of 39%, reflecting a decline in support. This election marks…
New York Governor: New York Explosion Not Specifically Linked to ISIS
A Saturday explosion in New York City has been classified as a terrorist act by Governor Andrew Cuomo, but there is no evidence linking it…
Giraffes Belong to Four Different Species
Recent research reveals that there are four distinct species of giraffes in Africa, challenging previous beliefs. Two of these species are facing alarming population declines,…
Explosion Occurs in a Neighborhood of New York; Investigation Ongoing
An explosion in New York's Chelsea neighborhood has injured at least 29 people, with investigations ongoing into the cause and potential links to terrorism. The…
Iranian Cyclist Dies Following Accident at Rio Paralympics
Bahman Golbarnezhad, an Iranian cyclist, died after a neck injury during the Rio Paralympics. The International Paralympic Committee expressed condolences, marking this as a significant…
Edward Albee, Creator of 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?', Passes Away
Edward Albee, a prominent American playwright known for 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?', has died at 88 after a period of illness. His contributions to…
Donald Trump Unveils His Economic Plans
Donald Trump has announced his economic plan, which includes significant tax cuts and aims to boost U.S. economic growth. This announcement comes as he prepares…
Identification of Zika Virus in Tears
Researchers at Saint Louis University have discovered that the Zika virus can survive in human tears, potentially explaining eye diseases in Zika patients. This finding…
Air Dryness is as Harmful to Plants as Soil Dryness
Recent research highlights that air dryness poses a significant threat to plant health, potentially more so than soil dryness. Scientists from Indiana University emphasize the…
Finalization of $38 Billion Military Aid from the U.S. to Israel
The U.S. and Israel have finalized a $38 billion military aid agreement over the next decade, marking the largest military assistance package from the U.S.…
Clinton's Illness and the Mechanism for Introducing a New Candidate
Hillary Clinton's recent pneumonia diagnosis has raised concerns about her health and potential succession in the upcoming presidential election. Media speculation includes the impact on…
Discovery of Second Missing British Ship in the Arctic Region After 170 Years
Researchers have discovered the HMS Terror, the second of two British ships that disappeared in the Arctic nearly 170 years ago. This discovery follows the…
Car Explosion in Van, Turkey Leaves Nearly 50 Injured
A car explosion in Van, Turkey injured nearly 50 people, with the Turkish government blaming the PKK. Some of the injured are reportedly Iranian citizens.…
380 Killed and 4600 Injured in September Accidents
In September, Iran experienced significant road traffic fatalities, with 380 deaths and 4600 injuries reported in just 21 days. The head of the Road Police…
Facebook Representatives Discuss with Israeli Ministers
A delegation from Facebook met with Israeli ministers to discuss cooperation in combating online incitement and terrorism. Israeli officials have expressed dissatisfaction with Facebook's handling…
Clinton Left 9/11 Memorial Early Due to 'Heat Exhaustion'
Hillary Clinton left the 9/11 memorial early due to heat exhaustion, later stating she felt well. This incident has drawn attention to her health, which…
Obama on the Anniversary of September 11 Attacks: Extremist Groups Will Never Defeat America
Barack Obama delivered a speech on the 15th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, emphasizing the strength of America's diversity and asserting that extremist groups…
Iran Suffers $30 Billion Loss Due to Air Pollution
Iran is facing severe air pollution, leading to significant health risks and economic losses estimated at $30 billion. The situation is particularly dire in cities…
812,000 Internet Domains with Iranian Identity in Operation
Iran has reported 812,000 internet domains with Iranian identity, showing a significant annual growth rate of 45%. This positions Iran as a leader in the…
World Medical Association Condemns Denial of Medical Services to Political Prisoners in Iran
The World Medical Association has condemned the Iranian government's denial of medical services to political prisoners, citing it as a form of punishment and a…
Libertarian Party Presidential Candidate Gary Johnson: What is Aleppo?
Gary Johnson, the Libertarian presidential candidate, faced backlash after asking 'What is Aleppo?' during an interview about the Syrian refugee crisis. His gaffe highlights a…
The Best Low-Cost Airlines in the World
AirAsia has been ranked as the best low-cost airline in the world for 2015, providing affordable travel options primarily for students and workers. Norwegian Air…
Conflicting Reports on the Collapse of a Wall at a Tehran Metro Station
A wall at the Kouhsar metro station in Tehran reportedly collapsed, injuring one worker, while officials deny any significant incident occurred. This follows a recent…
Metro Workshop Collapse Near Tehran Leaves at Least Four Dead
A metro workshop collapse in Kian Shahr, southeastern Tehran, resulted in the deaths of four individuals, including three Iranians and one Afghan. Rescue operations are…
New Accusation Against Syrian Army Regarding 'Use of Chlorine Gas' in Aleppo Attacks
Activists in Aleppo allege that the Syrian army used chlorine gas in recent attacks, causing respiratory issues for dozens, including many children. The reports have…
Suicide Attacks in Kabul; 35 Dead and 100 Injured
On September 15, two suicide attacks in Kabul resulted in at least 35 deaths and over 100 injuries, with the Taliban claiming responsibility. The attacks…
Trump on Illegal Immigrant Residency: We'll Decide Later
Donald Trump has not committed to a definitive policy on the deportation of illegal immigrants, stating that decisions will be made later. Nearly 11 million…
Continued Confrontation Between Turkish Army and Kurdish Protesters in Kobani
Tensions between the Turkish military and Kurdish protesters in Kobani have escalated, resulting in casualties and ongoing unrest. Syrian Kurds accuse Turkey of provocative actions…
At least 15 killed and 50 injured following multiple explosions in Baghdad
A series of explosions in Baghdad resulted in at least 15 deaths and over 50 injuries, with no group claiming responsibility yet. The attacks coincide…
The Day After Karimov Has Arrived for Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan enters a new era following the death of long-time leader Islam Karimov, with uncertainty surrounding the future political landscape and potential for instability. Analysts…
Remaining in Single Digits; This is the Issue
The inflation rate in Iran has shown a slight decrease, remaining in single digits, but recent reports indicate a potential increase in monthly and point-to-point…
Father of the 'Queen of the Skies' Passes Away
Joe Sutter, the creator of the Boeing 747, passed away at 95, leaving a significant legacy in aviation history. His innovations revolutionized air travel, particularly…
Erdogan: Syrian Kurdish Militias Have Not Returned to the Euphrates
Turkish President Erdogan has denied claims that Syrian Kurdish militias have returned to the Euphrates, asserting that any withdrawal would be visible to Turkey. Turkey…
Iran's Welfare Chief Reports Annual Birth of Thousands of Disabled Children
The head of Iran's Welfare Organization announced that 25,000 to 30,000 disabled infants are born annually due to the lack of mandatory genetic testing. To…
Iran: Construction of Two New Nuclear Power Plants in Bushehr with Russian Participation
Iran is set to construct two new nuclear power plants in Bushehr with Russian collaboration, starting on September 11. The project involves an investment of…