December 2014
At Least Six Bodies of AirAsia Flight Victims Recovered from the Water
Rescue teams have recovered at least six bodies from the AirAsia flight that crashed while en route from Indonesia to Singapore. The aircraft lost contact…
Storm and Flood in the Philippines Leave Dozens Dead
A severe storm in the Philippines has resulted in at least 53 deaths and displaced over a million people, marking one of the largest emergency…
Bodies of Passengers from Missing AirAsia Plane Found
The search for the missing AirAsia plane has led to the discovery of numerous bodies and aircraft debris in the Java Sea, suggesting a tragic…
Parts of the Airplane Found During Search for AirAsia Airbus
Indonesian officials have found parts resembling an airplane and emergency slides in the search area for the missing AirAsia flight 8501. The U.S. has dispatched…
U.S. Stock Indices Set New Records
U.S. stock indices, including the Dow Jones and S&P 500, have reached new record highs, driven by strong economic growth estimates. Analysts express concerns about…
Iran's President: Inflation Rate Reduced to 17%
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani announced a significant reduction in the inflation rate from over 40% to 17% during his administration. He also highlighted a 4%…
Threat to Cut Cooperation with Israel if Palestinian Resolution is Not Passed
Mahmoud Abbas has threatened to cut all cooperation with Israel if a UN resolution for an independent Palestinian state is not passed. The resolution, which…
Iran: A Court in Belgium Has Ruled for the Return of a Historical Treasure
A Belgian court has ruled in favor of Iran for the return of over 300 ancient artifacts from the Khorvin area after a lengthy legal…
Pregnancy Allowance for Fourth Child and Beyond
The Iranian Social Security Organization has announced the cancellation of restrictions on pregnancy allowances for families having fourth children and beyond, aligning with government policies…
A Garbage Truck Collides with Pedestrians in Central Glasgow
A garbage truck in Glasgow killed six and injured seven after veering onto a sidewalk. The police have ruled out terrorism, suggesting the driver may…
Monthly Living Costs in Tehran Amount to 2.28 Million Tomans
Tehran has the highest living costs in Iran at 2.28 million tomans per household, while the minimum wage is only 609,000 tomans. This disparity highlights…
Deadliest Year for Civilians in Afghanistan
The UN reports that 2014 was the deadliest year for civilians in Afghanistan, with over 3,188 killed and 6,429 injured due to Taliban violence. This…
Digging Graves for 'Unknown Martyrs' in the Most Famous Tourist Square of Yazd
The burial of eight unknown martyrs from the Iran-Iraq war is set to occur in Yazd's historic Amir Chakhmaq square, despite opposition from cultural heritage…
Morteza Ahmadi, Iranian Cinema and Music Artist, Passes Away
Morteza Ahmadi, a prominent Iranian actor and singer, died at the age of 90 in Tehran after a long battle with lung issues. He was…
One Can Awaken Society but Not Humiliate It
Youssef Abadari's speech critiquing social indifference in Iran sparked intense reactions, especially on social media, as he examined the public's emotional response to the death…
The Academy of Persian Language: Ups and Downs
The article discusses the history and challenges faced by the Academy of Persian Language and Literature, highlighting its ongoing struggle to promote Persian vocabulary amidst…
Bodies of Eight Children Found in a House in Australia
Eight children were found dead in a house in Cairns, Australia, alongside a severely injured woman believed to be their mother. The incident has shocked…
An Iranian Asylum Seeker in Australia Requests Not to Be Resuscitated if in a Coma
An Iranian asylum seeker in Australia has been on a hunger strike for over a month and has requested not to be resuscitated if he…
Holding Yalda Night Tours Banned This Year
The Tehran Cultural Heritage and Tourism Director has banned Yalda Night tours this year due to religious observances coinciding with the event. Many tourism agencies…
Israel's Request for 'Confidentiality' in Iran's Oil Case Rejected
Israel's request for confidentiality in the arbitration case regarding Iran's oil compensation was rejected by Switzerland. The case, stemming from a long-standing dispute over oil…
Iraqi on Negotiations: We Are Still Far from a Solution
Iran's nuclear negotiator Abbas Araqchi reported positive discussions with U.S. officials but acknowledged significant gaps remain in reaching a final agreement. The talks are part…
Arrest of Two Individuals for Acid Attack on a Young Girl in Tehran
Two individuals were arrested for an acid attack on a young girl in Tehran, attributed to personal disputes. The police commander acknowledged ongoing investigations into…
The Number of Ebola Victims in West Africa Reaches 6,800
The World Health Organization reports that Ebola victims in West Africa have reached 6,841, with the majority of cases in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.…
Oil Prices Decline Again
Oil prices have dropped again, reaching levels not seen in five years, attributed to market conditions and increased U.S. shale production. OPEC's Secretary-General has indicated…
Environment, Cancer, and the Need for Awareness
The article discusses the efforts of a group of mothers in Italy, led by Anna Magri, who are advocating for environmental awareness and action against…
Iran's Agreement for Afghan Students to Study in Two New University Fields
Iran has agreed to extend the residency of 450,000 Afghan nationals for six months and allow Afghan students to study in aerospace and mining engineering.…
Protest Gathering of Nurses in Front of the Iranian Presidential Building
Approximately 700 nurses protested in front of the Iranian Presidential Office against income disparities with doctors and the government's delay in implementing nursing service pricing.…
Protests and Demonstrations in Various Cities Across the U.S.
Tens of thousands protested across the U.S. against police violence towards unarmed Black citizens, particularly in response to recent grand jury decisions exonerating police officers…
The Controversy Surrounding Hafez Nazeri and the Grammy Award: Politics or Competition?
The debate over Hafez Nazeri's participation in the Grammy Awards has sparked controversy, with accusations of dishonesty regarding the album's nomination. This situation highlights the…
Nearly Ten Million People in Iran are Illiterate
The head of Iran's Literacy Movement Organization announced that nearly 10 million people in Iran are illiterate, with a focus on educating those under 49.…
Iranian News Agencies: Explosions Occurred in Karbala
Explosions have occurred in Karbala, Iraq, where millions of Shia pilgrims are gathered for the Arbaeen ceremony. While there are reports of injuries, no Iranian…
Ahmadinejad's Government Left '100 Billion Tomans' Commitment for the Presidency
The Iranian presidency's budget has reportedly increased significantly, attributed to commitments from the previous government and the need to regulate employee salaries. This has sparked…
Nuclear Talks and the Possibility of Agreement Less Than 50 Percent
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden indicated that the likelihood of a nuclear agreement with Iran is under 50%, yet he believes negotiations should continue. This…
Stomach Cancer is the 'Most Common' Cancer Among Iranian Men
At an international congress on gastrointestinal cancers in Iran, experts highlighted stomach cancer as the most prevalent cancer among Iranian men, urging for preventive measures.…
Discovery of a Achaemenid Gate Three Kilometers from Persepolis
Archaeologists have discovered a gate from the Achaemenid period near Persepolis, revealing influences from Babylonian art. The findings include significant artifacts such as glazed bricks…
Morality Police Chief: Hijab Hats Are Not Complete Hijab for Women
The head of Iran's Morality Police has stated that hijab hats do not constitute a complete hijab for women, emphasizing strict enforcement against those deemed…
Ashton Carter Nominated as U.S. Secretary of Defense
President Obama has nominated Ashton Carter as the new Secretary of Defense, succeeding Chuck Hagel. Carter, currently the Deputy Secretary of Defense, is expected to…
Iran's Parliament Speaker: Nuclear Agreement Not Out of Reach
Ali Larijani, Iran's Parliament Speaker, expressed optimism about the potential for a nuclear agreement with world powers, stating that progress has been made in negotiations.…
Hunger Strike of 29 Prisoners in Urmia Central Prison
Twenty-nine prisoners in Urmia Central Prison have initiated a hunger strike demanding their grievances be addressed. The strike began on November 20 and continues as…
UN Resolution: Israel Should Join the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
The UN General Assembly passed a resolution urging Israel to join the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and place its nuclear facilities under international oversight, with significant…
French Parliament Votes in Favor of an Independent Palestinian State
The French Parliament voted overwhelmingly in favor of recognizing an independent Palestinian state, prompting a strong response from Israel, which claims it undermines peace efforts.…
Arrest of 'Wife and Son' of ISIS Leader in Lebanon
Lebanese authorities have arrested the wife and son of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who are currently being interrogated. This arrest occurs amid ongoing negotiations…
Why Hawking is 'Wrong' About God?
Stephen Hawking's views on the non-existence of God and the Big Bang being a product of physical laws have sparked significant debate. Critics, including Dan…
124 Deaths in Tehran in the First Six Months of This Year Due to Rice Pills
In the first half of this year, 124 deaths in Tehran were attributed to rice pill poisoning, with a notable decrease in cases compared to…