October 2018
Iran is the 'largest' energy subsidizer in the world
Iran has become the largest energy subsidizer globally, spending $45 billion on energy subsidies last year, a 55% increase from the previous year. The rise…
Asian Runner-Up; A Porter with Olympic Dreams
Taha Ghafari, a runner-up in the 2014 Asian Cross Country Championship, is now working as a porter to support his family, highlighting the struggles faced…
The Guardian: Czechoslovak Security Agency Spied on Young Trump
The Guardian reports that the Czechoslovak security agency spied on Donald Trump during the 1980s, particularly after his marriage to Ivana Zelníčková. This surveillance was…
Putin: Hosts of American Missiles Will Be Within Russia's Reach
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that if the U.S. deploys intermediate-range missiles in Europe, Russia will respond similarly. This statement follows Trump's announcement of the…
Why Electric Cars Have Not Yet Become Widespread?
Electric cars are becoming a hot topic due to their environmental benefits, but they face significant challenges that hinder widespread adoption. Key issues include limited…
Bolton Points to Iran and China as Reasons for US Withdrawal from Missile Treaty with Russia
John Bolton, the US National Security Advisor, cited Iran and China as reasons for the US withdrawal from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty with Russia…
The Journey of the BepiColombo Spacecraft to Mercury Has Begun
Japan and Europe have launched the BepiColombo spacecraft on a seven-year mission to explore Mercury. This mission aims to uncover significant scientific insights about Mercury's…
Iran Rejects Allegations of Interference in U.S. Congressional Elections
Iran has rejected accusations from U.S. intelligence agencies regarding its interference in the upcoming congressional elections, labeling them as unfounded. This comes amid broader concerns…
Second Day of Elections in Afghanistan Amid Violence and Technical Failures
The parliamentary elections in Afghanistan faced significant challenges on their second day due to violence, including bombings that killed at least 18 people, and technical…
Several Afghan Officials Killed in Shooting; American General Escapes Unharmed
General Abdul Razak, a key Afghan police chief, was killed in a shooting by his own guard, while General Scott Miller, the American commander, escaped…
From the Killing of Zebras to Border Hostage Situations
The article discusses various topics to be covered in a radio program, including recent teacher protests, luxury theater productions in Iran, and the disappearance of…
The Number of Displaced Persons Due to Drought in Afghanistan Exceeds War Displaced
The UN reports that drought has displaced more people in Afghanistan than violence, with 275,000 individuals affected. This crisis threatens over two million people, exacerbating…
Yemen's Prime Minister Dismissed
Yemen's President Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi has dismissed Prime Minister Ahmed bin Dagher due to his inability to address the country's severe economic crisis amid ongoing…
Australian Medical Association: Immediately Remove Refugee Children from Nauru
The Australian Medical Association has called for the immediate removal of refugee children from Nauru due to severe psychological harm and unsafe conditions. Prime Minister…
Dust Pollution Levels in Khuzestan Reached 67 Times the Permissible Limit
Dust pollution in Khuzestan has surged to alarming levels, reaching 67 times the allowed limit, primarily affecting cities like Omidieh and Bandar Imam. This situation…
The Story of an Iranian Matchmaking Agency at the London Film Festival
The documentary "Moaref" showcases a matchmaking agency in Iran, highlighting the traditional views on marriage and the societal pressures faced by women. The film portrays…
UN's Demand from the Australian Government: Close Nauru and Papua Detention Centers
The UN Refugee Agency has called on Australia to close its offshore detention centers for asylum seekers due to deteriorating health conditions. Doctors Without Borders…
Trump's Lawyers Prepare to Answer Special Counsel's Questions in Russia Investigation
Donald Trump's legal team is preparing to respond to questions from special counsel Robert Mueller regarding Russian interference in the 2016 election. After months of…
Cause of Death of 5 Zebras 'Either Human Error or Overdose of Anesthesia'
Five zebras died during a capture operation in Semnan Province, with investigations pointing to either human error or an overdose of anesthesia as potential causes.…
Emergency Landing of Astronauts Due to Technical Malfunction of Soyuz Spacecraft
Two astronauts, Alexey Oshin and Nick Hague, made an emergency landing in Kazakhstan due to a technical malfunction of the Soyuz spacecraft shortly after launch.…
The Continued Undefeated Streak of Khabib Nurmagomedov in the Cage
Khabib Nurmagomedov defeated Conor McGregor in a highly publicized MMA fight in Las Vegas, maintaining his undefeated record. The fight ended in controversy with post-fight…
More than 250 people have died while taking selfies
A study by the Indian Medical Association reveals that over 250 people have died while taking selfies globally between 2011 and 2017, with the majority…
Nearly 300,000 Deaths in Traffic Accidents in Iran Over the Past Decade
Over the past decade, nearly 300,000 people have died in traffic accidents in Iran, with a significant number of injuries reported. The head of the…
The Death Toll from the Devastating Earthquake in Indonesia Reaches 1,300
A devastating earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia have resulted in over 1,300 deaths, with hundreds more injured and potentially trapped. Rescue efforts are underway, but…