July 2023
Head of Restaurant Union: Restaurant Owners on the Brink of Bankruptcy
The head of the Restaurant Union in Iran has warned that restaurant owners are facing bankruptcy due to soaring inflation and a significant drop in…
Volodymyr Zelensky: The War Gradually Moves to Russian Territory
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the war is gradually moving into Russian territory, warning of inevitable consequences for Russian military bases. This statement follows…
Polish Prime Minister: Wagner Mercenaries Have Moved Closer to the Polish Border
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced that Wagner mercenaries are approaching the Polish border from Belarus, raising security concerns. Poland has begun moving troops to…
Efforts for Cleaner Air; NASA Monitors Air Pollution in Major Cities
NASA is launching a new satellite, TEMPO, to monitor air pollution in North American cities, particularly in light of recent wildfires in Canada that have…
Putin Says He Will Donate Up to 50,000 Tons of Free Grain to Africa Despite Western Sanctions
Vladimir Putin announced at the Russia-Africa summit that Russia will donate up to 50,000 tons of grain to several African countries despite Western sanctions. This…
An Ancient Glassmaking Workshop Discovered in Central Europe
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient glassmaking workshop at the Nimchiseh site in Central Europe, associated with the La Tène civilization. This finding confirms previous suspicions…
Russian Defense Minister Delivers 'Putin's Letter' to North Korean Leader
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu visited North Korea to deliver a letter from President Putin to Kim Jong Un during the 70th anniversary of the…
Whistleblower on UFOs: Congress Was Kept in the Dark About Unidentified Phenomena
A former U.S. Air Force intelligence officer testified before Congress that lawmakers have been kept uninformed about unidentified aerial phenomena. David Grusch claimed that the…
Britain Investigates Links Between Weight Loss and Diabetes Drugs and Suicide and Self-Harm
Britain is investigating the safety of several diabetes and weight loss drugs after reports of suicidal thoughts and self-harm among patients. The review includes drugs…
Russian Fighter Attacks US MQ-9 Drone with Flares
A Russian fighter jet attacked a US MQ-9 drone over Syria by firing flares, causing significant damage. This incident reflects ongoing tensions and unprofessional behavior…
Official Statistics Show 40% of Unemployed Are Graduates
Official statistics reveal that 40.8% of unemployed individuals in Iran are higher education graduates, marking a concerning trend of increasing unemployment among educated youth. Despite…
Qalibaf's Reaction to the Scandal of the Director General of Culture and Islamic Guidance in Gilan; Revealing This Matter Requires a Judge's Order
Bagher Qalibaf, the Speaker of Parliament, responded to a scandal involving Reza Saghati, the Director General of Culture and Islamic Guidance in Gilan, stating that…
Legal Case Formed Against Cleric Who Assaulted Elderly Woman in Special Clergy Court
A cleric has been charged with assaulting an elderly woman over a family dispute regarding land use. The incident, captured on video, has sparked significant…
Government Refuses to Implement It; Increase in Disability Benefits
Disabled individuals in Iran are protesting the government's failure to implement Article 27 of the Disability Support Law, which mandates increased benefits. Activists report that…
Vladimir Putin: Any Polish aggression towards Belarus is equivalent to an attack on Russia
Vladimir Putin warned Poland against any aggression towards Belarus, framing it as an attack on Russia, amid rising tensions at the Polish-Belarusian border following the…
Tony Bennett, Renowned American Singer, Passes Away at 96
Tony Bennett, the iconic American singer, has died at the age of 96. He was celebrated for his contributions to music and won numerous awards…
The Volume of Lake Urmia Water Has Decreased Over the Past Year
Lake Urmia's water volume has decreased by nearly 1 billion cubic meters in the past year, with predictions of further decline due to ongoing evaporation…
Continued Hot and Long Summer in North America, Europe, and China
A severe heatwave is impacting North America, Europe, and parts of Asia, with record temperatures and medical emergencies increasing. Labor unions in Italy are protesting…
The Court Hearing for Sepideh Gholian Canceled Due to Her 'Non-Compliance with the Law'
The court hearing for political activist Sepideh Gholian was canceled due to her alleged non-compliance with regulations, speculated to be related to her refusal to…
Return of 'Guidance Patrol'; A Sociologist: Iranian Society Has Passed the 'Hijab Passage'
The Iranian government has announced the return of the 'Guidance Patrol' to enforce hijab laws, leading to increased tensions between law enforcement and the public.…
Russian Wagner Forces Enter Central African Republic Ahead of Referendum
Wagner forces have re-entered the Central African Republic to assist in a constitutional referendum that could extend the current president's term limits. This move follows…
President of Tehran University: Hashd al-Shaabi Students Pay Higher Tuition
Tehran University President Seyed Mohammad Moqimi defended the admission of Hashd al-Shaabi members, citing financial benefits and the need to prevent foreign influence on Iraqi…
Judiciary Media: Government Currency Should Be Provided for Chador Fabric
The judiciary media in Iran has reported that an entrepreneur is advocating for government currency to be allocated for chador and hijab products, arguing they…
Kareem Bagheri: Some have told me that I am banned from working
Kareem Bagheri, a former coach of Persepolis, claims he has been informed of a work ban, likely due to his past support for protests against…
Mowlavi Abdolhamid's Reaction to 'Violent Confrontation' in Bandar Kolahi; People Struggle for a Bite to Eat
Mowlavi Abdolhamid condemned a military raid in Bandar Kolahi that resulted in the destruction of villagers' fuel tanks, highlighting the economic struggles of the local…
Sandstorm in Sistan and Baluchestan; Over 500 People Sent to Medical Centers
A severe sandstorm in Sistan and Baluchestan has sent over 500 residents to medical facilities, compounding existing environmental and health challenges in the region. The…
Wagner Mercenaries Training Belarusian Soldiers
Wagner mercenaries are now training Belarusian soldiers, marking the first implementation of an agreement following their rebellion in Russia. This development involves key figures like…
Internet Cut in Zahedan Ahead of 'Protest Friday'
Internet services were disrupted in Zahedan ahead of planned protests, with security forces intensifying arrests of relatives of the Sunni prayer leader Molavi Abdulhamid and…
Hollywood in Crisis; Actors Join the Strike
Hollywood actors have joined the writers' strike after failed negotiations with major studios, marking the first nationwide strike since 1960. The strike is driven by…
Hashd al-Shaabi at Tehran University; Students: 'It is a military invasion of the university'
Student activists at Tehran University have condemned the acceptance of Hashd al-Shaabi forces as students, labeling it a military invasion and a threat to academic…
Judiciary Claims: Bruises on 'Payman Golvani's' Body Resulted from Severe Psychological and Physical Distress
Payman Golvani, a young Kurdish political activist, reportedly died under suspicious circumstances after being arrested on fraud charges. His family alleges torture marks on his…
Anahita Nahmati Posts Unveiled Photos on 'Chastity and Hijab' Day
Anahita Nahmati has publicly defied Iran's mandatory hijab law by posting unveiled photos on a government-designated day for promoting hijab. This act of protest reflects…
Microsoft Reports Chinese Hackers Breached Emails of U.S. Government Organizations
Microsoft revealed that Chinese hackers accessed the emails of around 25 organizations, including U.S. government agencies, in a cyber espionage campaign that began in May.…
Observation of a New Exoplanet with Metallic Clouds; A Giant Mirror Shining in Space
Researchers have discovered a new exoplanet named 'LTT 9779 b', which is larger than Neptune and reflects about 80% of incoming light due to its…
Statistical Analysis of Putin's War Against Ukraine: 50,000 Russian Men Killed
A non-governmental analysis estimates that nearly 50,000 Russian men have died since the invasion of Ukraine, using statistical methods to analyze mortality data. This information…
Detention of Milad Saidianjou's Sister; Continued Imprisonment of 16-Year-Old Due to Inability to Post Bail
Zahra Saidianjou, sister of a protester killed in Izeh, has been detained reportedly for expressing sympathy with grieving families. Meanwhile, 16-year-old Farhad Navaei remains imprisoned…
120-Day Winds in Sistan and Baluchestan; 1000 People Admitted to Medical Centers
A severe dust storm in Sistan and Baluchestan has led to over 1000 people seeking medical treatment, highlighting ongoing environmental and health crises in the…
Latest Discovery by the James Webb Space Telescope: The Farthest Black Holes in the Universe
NASA researchers have discovered the farthest active supermassive black holes using the James Webb Space Telescope. These black holes, located in the Sears galaxy, formed…
Reactions to the Eviction of the 'House of Human Sciences Thinkers'; Efforts for 'Complete Purification'
The Tehran municipality is attempting to evict the 'House of Human Sciences Thinkers,' claiming it is controlled by a specific group, which experts dispute. This…
Repetition of Unprofessional Behavior by Russian Aircraft in Encounter with American Drones; This Time Over Syria
The U.S. Air Force reported a dangerous encounter between a Russian Su-35 and an American MQ-9 drone over Syria, which the Pentagon condemned as unprofessional…
Pentagon Increases Control Over Classified Information
The Pentagon is tightening controls over classified information following the arrest of Jack Teixeira, a member of the Air National Guard, for leaking sensitive documents…
Commemoration of July Fourth; America Celebrates Its Independence Day
On July Fourth, President Joe Biden will celebrate the 247th Independence Day of the United States with events at the White House, including a barbecue…
14 Trillion Toman Financial Turnover of Hajj Pilgrimage
This year, Iran has allocated 87,550 quotas for Hajj pilgrims, more than double last year's figures, leading to a financial turnover of 14 trillion tomans.…
Sudan Crisis; Renewed Clashes Between Army and Rapid Support Forces Intensify
Renewed clashes between the Sudanese army and Rapid Support Forces have intensified, leading to a worsening humanitarian crisis with thousands dead and millions displaced. The…
Increase in Alcohol-Related Deaths from Non-Standard Consumption in the Capital; Age Group: Twenty to Forty Years
Tehran's forensic chief reports a 36.8% rise in alcohol-related deaths, primarily among individuals aged 20 to 40, due to methanol and counterfeit alcohol consumption. The…
Euclid Goes to Space; Goal: Mapping the Universe from 10 Billion Years Ago
A SpaceX rocket is set to launch the Euclid space telescope, which aims to explore dark energy and dark matter, making up 95% of the…
Japan: We have tracked Russian ships near Taiwan and Okinawa Islands
Japan has tracked two Russian naval vessels near Taiwan and Okinawa, raising concerns about national security due to ongoing military activities by Russia in the…
Water Consumption Hits Record; Blue Alert in the Capital
Tehran has experienced a record peak in water consumption due to rising temperatures, with current water reserves critically low compared to previous years. This situation…
The U.S. Rejects China's Requests to Lift Sanctions
The U.S. has rejected China's requests to lift sanctions in exchange for military communication, citing no valid reason for China to avoid dialogue. This comes…