January 2015
A Member of Parliament: Eight More Arrested in Connection with Teacher Assassinations in Sistan and Baluchestan
Eight additional arrests have been made in connection with the assassination of teachers in Sistan and Baluchestan, bringing the total to at least 20. The…
Analysis of Iran's Leader Advisor's Visit to Moscow and Meeting with Putin
Ali Akbar Velayati, Iran's international affairs advisor, met with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss political and economic cooperation as well as nuclear negotiations. The…
Hossein Raghfar: We Are Caught in a Complex Network of Corruption
Hossein Raghfar, an economist, highlighted the existence of financial resources to secure the economic and social rights of Iranians but criticized the government's failure to…
A Member of Parliament Reports a 30 Million Toman Fine for Draft Dodgers
A member of the Iranian parliament announced a fine of 30 million tomans for draft dodgers over the age of 30, who will also lose…
Perpetrators of Suicide Attacks Speak of Their Recruitment and Training
The Afghan Intelligence Agency has allowed media to interview individuals who were recruited for suicide attacks, revealing their motivations and training experiences. Young recruits like…
European Central Bank to Purchase 60 Billion Euros in Bonds Monthly
The European Central Bank has announced a bond purchasing program to buy 60 billion euros worth of bonds monthly to stimulate the economy and combat…
Australia: Protest Movement of Refugees Comes to an End
Protests by refugees in Australia and Papua New Guinea have reportedly ended, but many continue their hunger strike under dire health conditions. The situation raises…
Millions Gather to Meet Pope Francis in the Philippines
Millions of Filipinos gathered to meet Pope Francis despite ongoing storms, with expectations of up to 6 million attendees for the mass. This visit highlights…
End of Another Hostage Situation in France
A hostage situation in Colombes, north of Paris, ended peacefully with the surrender of the hostage-taker and no injuries. Meanwhile, a photographer was shot during…
Australian Immigration Minister's Reaction to Protests by Hundreds of Refugees on Manus Island
Australian Immigration Minister Peter Dutton expressed concern over protests by refugees on Manus Island, where many have gone on hunger strike and sewn their lips…
Arrest of 27 Suspects Linked to 'Islamic State' in Europe
Belgian police conducted a significant anti-terror operation, resulting in the arrest of 27 suspects linked to the Islamic State across Belgium, Germany, and France. The…
Some Refugees in Papua New Guinea Sew Their Lips Shut
Refugees in Papua New Guinea are protesting their dire conditions by sewing their lips shut and going on hunger strikes, with reports of self-harm and…
National Football Team Players Threatened Over Selfies with Iranians in Australia
The Iranian national football team's players are facing backlash from the Football Federation due to selfies taken with fans in Australia, including controversial images involving…
South Korean President Expresses Readiness to Meet North Korean Leader
South Korean President Park Geun-hye has expressed her willingness to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong-un without preconditions to discuss potential reunification. This marks a…
Mothers of the Land of Fire Protest Environmental Destruction in Italy
In Italy, environmental activists, including mothers who lost children to cancer, are protesting against poor waste management practices and raising awareness about environmental issues. Meanwhile,…
Signals from the AirAsia Black Box Have Been Received
Signals from the black box of the AirAsia plane that crashed in Indonesia have been received, marking a significant step in the investigation into the…
Charlie Hebdo: The Debate on Freedom of Expression and Its Limits
The article discusses the aftermath of the Charlie Hebdo attack, focusing on the debate surrounding freedom of expression and its boundaries. The French police have…
American Woman Rejects $975 Million Check from Ex-Husband
Su Ann Arnall rejected a $975 million check from her ex-husband Harold Hamm, believing her rightful share of his fortune is much larger. The couple's…
The Tail of the AirAsia Plane Found in the Java Sea
The tail of the crashed AirAsia plane was found in the Java Sea, along with 40 bodies and various parts of the aircraft. The plane…
The World Can Overcome Ebola by the End of 2015
Anthony Banbury, the UN Ebola response chief, believes the world can control the Ebola outbreak in West Africa by the end of 2015, despite ongoing…
Jahānbaghlou: Modern Society is the Result of Human Self-Reflection and Autonomy
Ramin Jahānbaghlou discusses the complex concept of modernity, emphasizing its philosophical roots and the historical context of its development over the past 500 years. He…
Iranian Scientist Who Fought Against Ebola
Pardis Sabeti, an Iranian-American scientist at Harvard, was recognized by Time magazine in 2014 for her efforts in combating the Ebola virus. Her research focuses…
Dozens Killed and Injured in New Year's Celebration in Shanghai
A crowd surge during New Year's celebrations in Shanghai resulted in at least 35 deaths and 42 injuries, triggered by someone throwing fake dollar bills…