September 2018
World Volleyball Championships: Poland Crowned Champion, Iran Finishes Thirteenth
Poland won the World Volleyball Championship by defeating Brazil 3-0, marking their second consecutive title. Iran finished thirteenth, falling short of expectations after their recent…
The Death Toll from the Earthquake and Tsunami in Indonesia Reaches 832
A devastating 7.5 magnitude earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Sulawesi, Indonesia, have resulted in at least 832 confirmed deaths, with the Vice President warning that…
Over Seven Thousand Killed in Road Accidents in the First Five Months of This Year
In the first five months of this year, over 7,000 people have died in road accidents in Iran, marking a slight increase from the previous…
Average Price of Residential Construction in Tehran Exceeds 8 Million Tomans per Square Meter
The average price of residential construction in Tehran has surged to over 8 million tomans per square meter, reflecting a significant increase in housing costs…
Earthquake and Tsunami in Indonesia Leave Nearly 400 Dead
A powerful earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Indonesia have resulted in nearly 400 deaths and significant destruction, particularly in Palu and Dongala. The Indonesian government…
Start of Parliamentary Elections in Afghanistan
The electoral campaign for Afghanistan's parliamentary elections has begun amid violence and allegations of fraud, with over 2,500 candidates vying for 249 seats. The elections…
Paradox with Kambeiz Hosseini; I'm Not Angry!
Kambeiz Hosseini critiques the Iranian leadership's duality in behavior, contrasting their civilized demeanor abroad with their thuggish behavior at home. He expresses frustration over the…
Increase in Alcohol Poisoning Victims: 12 Dead in Two Days; Two Arrested
In Iran, the number of deaths from alcohol poisoning has risen to 12 within two days due to homemade alcohol consumption, with 154 reported cases…
Supreme Court Nominee Calls Allegations Against Him a 'Fabricated Political Attack'
Brett Kavanaugh, nominated by Trump for the U.S. Supreme Court, denied sexual assault allegations made by Christine Blasey Ford, claiming they are politically motivated. This…
Tehran Municipality: Half of New Domestic Cars Failed Technical Inspection
Tehran's Deputy of Transportation revealed that nearly half of the new domestic cars failed technical inspections, raising concerns about vehicle quality and air pollution. This…
The Childhood Home of Forough Farrokhzad Finally Registered as National Heritage
Forough Farrokhzad's childhood home has been registered as a national heritage site, protecting it from demolition. This decision comes after concerns about the house being…
The Woman Who Accused Trump's Supreme Court Nominee of Sexual Assault Will Testify
Christine Blasey Ford, who accused Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault, will testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee on October 5. The situation raises significant questions…
Meeting with Zafar Ali Moqimi
Zafar Ali Moqimi, a 36-year-old metallurgy PhD graduate, has been imprisoned since March 2018 after being arrested during clashes between Gonabadi dervishes and police in…
Calm Before the Crisis; Iran's Economic Growth Rate Reached 1.8% in Spring
Iran's economic growth rate for Spring 2023 reached 1.8%, a significant decrease from 4.6% the previous year. The growth is primarily attributed to the oil…
Australian Doctors Warn of 'Emergency' Situation for Nauru Refugees
Australian doctors have raised alarms about the dire conditions faced by refugees in detention centers in Nauru and Papua New Guinea, urging the government to…
Kiumars Marzban, Iranian Satirist, Arrested
Kiumars Marzban, an Iranian satirist and cultural activist, has been arrested by the IRGC, with his electronic devices confiscated. He returned to Iran to visit…
A Court in Iraq Sentences 'Deputy of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi' to Death
An Iraqi court has sentenced Ismail Alwan Salman Al-Ithawi, a senior ISIS leader and deputy to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, to death for terrorist crimes. This…
Australia Issues Warning About Needles Found in Strawberry Packages
Australia is facing a crisis with reports of sewing needles found in strawberries, prompting Prime Minister Scott Morrison to compare the incidents to terrorism and…
Efforts to Prevent the Employment of a Six-Fingered Manager
The article presents a satirical dream of a person appointed to enforce a law against employing retirees, only to find that many key figures are…
Head of Germany's Domestic Intelligence Agency Dismissed
Hans-Georg Maassen, head of Germany's domestic intelligence, was dismissed amid accusations of supporting far-right groups. His transfer to a senior position in the Ministry of…
Supreme Court Nominee and Woman Accusing Him of Sexual Assault to Appear Before Senate
The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee has invited Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and his accuser Christine Blasey Ford to a public hearing regarding allegations of…
Miracle in Tehran; Persepolis' Historic Rise to the AFC Champions League Semifinals
Persepolis football team achieved a historic victory against Al-Duhail of Qatar, advancing to the semifinals of the AFC Champions League after overcoming a first-leg deficit.…
Continued Protests by Far-Right Extremists Against Immigration Policies in Germany
Protests by far-right extremists against immigration policies in Germany are ongoing, particularly in Cottbus, where over a thousand demonstrators gathered. They blame Angela Merkel's policies…
The Major Typhoon Mangkhut Reaches Southern China After Hitting the Philippines
Typhoon Mangkhut has caused significant destruction in the Philippines, leading to at least 36 deaths and potentially rising to 100. As it approaches southern China,…
Increase in the Number of Victims of the Major Storm in the Philippines
A major storm in the Philippines has resulted in at least 28 deaths and displaced thousands, with the storm now moving towards Hong Kong. The…
Hurricane Florence: At Least 5 Dead So Far
Hurricane Florence has caused at least 5 fatalities and significant damage in North and South Carolina. The storm has led to widespread power outages and…
Hurricane Florence Hits the Eastern Coast of the United States
Hurricane Florence has made landfall on the eastern coast of the United States, particularly affecting North Carolina. Governor Roy Cooper has issued severe warnings about…
Hurricane Florence: Warning Issued to Over Five Million People on the Eastern Coast of the U.S.
Hurricane Florence is approaching the eastern U.S., prompting evacuation orders for over 1.7 million people in South and North Carolina. The storm is expected to…
Anniversary of September 11 Attacks: Tributes and New Memorials for Victims
Americans commemorated the anniversary of the September 11 attacks with tributes and new memorials, highlighting ongoing concerns about terrorism. President Trump participated in ceremonies, emphasizing…
Hurricane Florence Approaches East Coast of America; Evacuation Orders for Coastal Areas of South Carolina
Hurricane Florence is approaching the eastern U.S., prompting evacuation orders for over one million residents in South Carolina and North Carolina. The storm is expected…
Another Revolution in Photography; New Developments Arrive at Canon Cameras
Canon has launched a new full-frame mirrorless camera, the R series, introducing a new RF mount that could signal the end of the DSLR era.…
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Deadly Suicide Attack in Kabul
ISIS has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in Kabul that killed at least seven people during a memorial for Ahmad Shah Durrani. The attack…
Allegations of Gender Discrimination in Controversial Women's US Open Final
Naomi Osaka won the women's US Open title by defeating Serena Williams, but the match was overshadowed by allegations of gender discrimination after Williams had…
US Sanctions North Korean Hacker for Sony Hack
The US has sanctioned a North Korean hacker and his company for their involvement in the 2014 Sony cyber attack and the 2017 WannaCry ransomware…
Meeting with Mohammad Sharifi-Moghadam
Mohammad Sharifi-Moghadam, a 27-year-old dervish and children's rights activist, has been imprisoned for six months in Tehran. He was previously arrested during student protests and…
North Korean Leader Says Pyongyang is 'Committed to Denuclearization'
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has reiterated Pyongyang's commitment to denuclearization ahead of a meeting with South Korean leaders. Despite this commitment, skepticism remains regarding…
At least 20 killed in Kabul explosions
On September 4, two explosions in Kabul's Shia neighborhood killed at least 20 people and injured 70, with the Islamic State claiming responsibility. The attacks…
US Open: Nadal's Victory at Two AM
Rafael Nadal achieved a thrilling victory over Dominic Thiem in a five-hour match at the US Open, while Roger Federer and Andy Murray were eliminated…
Deadly Typhoon 'Jebi' Sweeps Through Japan
Typhoon 'Jebi' has struck Japan, causing at least 9 deaths and significant destruction, particularly in Osaka. The storm has disrupted air travel and led to…
At least five killed in renewed protests in Basra
Protests in Basra, Iraq, have escalated, resulting in at least five deaths and numerous injuries among both protesters and security forces. The unrest is driven…
Brazil Mourns National Museum Fire That Destroyed 20 Million Artifacts
A fire at Brazil's National Museum destroyed approximately 20 million historical artifacts, highlighting years of neglect and budget shortages. The incident has sparked outrage among…
The Commander of Construction and Sleep in One Dream
In a surreal dream, the deceased Hashemi Rafsanjani and Dr. Velayati engage in a humorous exchange about their political legacies while the narrator attempts to…
10 Injured in Shooting in San Bernardino, California
A shooting in San Bernardino, California, injured at least 10 people, including children, with three in critical condition. The incident highlights ongoing concerns over gun…
Ehsan Yarshater, Founder of the Encyclopedia Iranica, Passes Away
Ehsan Yarshater, a prominent Iranian scholar and founder of the Encyclopedia Iranica, passed away at 98 in California. His work significantly contributed to the field…