November 2014
Government Spokesman: Bakeries Can Increase Bread Prices by Up to 30%
The Iranian government has allowed bakeries to raise bread prices by up to 30% to cover rising costs, despite stating that there is no official…
Concerns Over the Spread of Corn Syrup Consumption in Iran
Concerns are rising in Iran regarding the increased use of corn syrup in confectioneries as a sugar substitute, which is linked to a significant rise…
Young Girl's Dance in Tehran Metro Sparks Controversy
A video of a young girl dancing in the Tehran Metro has gone viral, receiving significant media attention and public support. This incident follows a…
Teacher Murdered by Student: A Sign of Crisis in Iran's Education System?
Seventeen teachers' unions in Iran have declared a crisis in the education system following the murder of a teacher by a student. The statement highlights…
The Pope in Turkey Amidst Christian Persecution in the Middle East
Pope Francis visited Turkey, condemning the persecution of Christians by Islamic militants and advocating for interfaith dialogue. His visit comes at a time when Christians…
Pope Calls for Solidarity to Combat ISIS's 'Great Crimes'
Pope Francis called for an end to religious extremism and emphasized the need to combat poverty and hunger during his visit to Turkey. His trip…
Relative Calm Returns to Ferguson
Ferguson has seen a return to relative calm after protests erupted following the decision not to charge a police officer who killed a Black teenager.…
Japanese Researchers: Carcinogenic Substances in E-Cigarettes Are Up to 10 Times Higher Than Regular Cigarettes
Japanese researchers found that carcinogenic substances in e-cigarettes can be up to ten times higher than in traditional cigarettes, challenging the perception of e-cigarettes as…
ISIS Cuts Mobile Phone Network in Mosul
ISIS has cut off mobile phone networks in Mosul to prevent information leaks to coalition forces, causing chaos and disruption in daily life. While some…
Human Rights Federation: Preventing Abortion is Violence Against Women
The International Federation for Human Rights condemned laws preventing abortion as a form of violence against women, highlighting the dangers posed by such restrictions. The…
First Phase of Ebola Vaccine Trials is 'Promising'
The first phase of Ebola vaccine trials has shown promising results, with all 20 healthy volunteers producing antibodies against the virus. Despite this progress, the…
Amoli Larijani Considered the Reduction of Centrifuges as a Sign of Nuclear Retreat
Sadeq Amoli Larijani criticized Western demands for reducing Iran's centrifuges, stating that such concessions would equate to a nuclear retreat and undermine national dignity. The…
Violence Against Women in Iran: From 'Patriarchal Laws' to 'Societal Poverty'
The article discusses the pervasive issue of violence against women in Iran, highlighting the role of patriarchal laws and societal poverty in exacerbating this violence.…
Ferguson Erupts in Protests and Clashes Following Court Ruling
The Missouri court jury decided not to indict the police officer who shot Michael Brown, leading to protests and clashes in Ferguson. Barack Obama and…
Zarif: We Want to Reach an Agreement in the Shortest Possible Time
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif announced efforts to reach a nuclear agreement quickly after a seven-month extension of negotiations. U.S. Secretary of State John…
Half of Iran's Motor Oil Market is Dominated by Counterfeit Products
Abbas Samavati, head of the Union of Tire, Brake Oil, and Filter Sellers, revealed that a significant portion of motor oil in Iran is counterfeit,…
Iraqi Forces Retake Two Cities in Diyala Province from ISIS
Iraqi forces have successfully retaken the cities of Saadiya and Jalawla from ISIS militants with support from Shiite and Kurdish groups. Ongoing clashes and bombings…
John Lennon Wall in Prague Painted White
The John Lennon Wall in Prague, a symbol of artistic resistance, was painted white by art students on the 25th anniversary of the end of…
Guardian Council Rejects Bill to Increase Powers of Justice Minister
The Guardian Council rejected a parliamentary bill aimed at increasing the Justice Minister's powers due to constitutional concerns. The bill had previously received parliamentary approval…
Reuters: Iran and the US are discussing new ideas
Iran and the US are in negotiations regarding nuclear agreements, with both sides acknowledging significant gaps. The deadline for a comprehensive agreement is approaching, and…
Intensive Negotiations Between Iran and 1+5 Ahead of Nuclear Agreement Deadline
Intensive negotiations are ongoing between Iran and the 1+5 group as the deadline for a nuclear agreement approaches. Key figures involved include Iranian Foreign Minister…
Obama's Immigration Reforms Eliminate the Risk of Deporting Millions
President Obama has announced immigration reforms allowing nearly five million undocumented immigrants to apply for work permits and remain in the U.S., facing criticism from…
Egypt's Prosecutor Demands Death Penalty for Mohamed Morsi
Egypt's Attorney General has demanded the death penalty for former president Mohamed Morsi, accusing him of espionage for foreign countries, including Iran. This trial is…
Global Music News from the Past Week
Bob Dylan's new book, featuring his complete works, is released in a limited edition. Neil Young calls for a boycott of Starbucks over environmental issues.…
USA: Responsibility for Reaching a Comprehensive Nuclear Agreement with Iran Lies with Iran
The U.S. Deputy National Security Advisor stated that while reaching a nuclear agreement with Iran by December 3 is challenging, it remains possible. The responsibility…
Calendar of Music History
On this day, significant milestones in music history are remembered, including the first instance of all top five singles in the UK being by female…
One Month Since the First Reports of Acid Attacks on Women in Isfahan: Are You Satisfied with the Authorities' Actions?
A month has passed since acid attacks on women in Isfahan, and the authorities have not yet apprehended the perpetrators. A poll shows overwhelming dissatisfaction…
UN Secretary-General Calls for 'Wide Mobilization' Against Ebola
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged global leaders at the G20 summit to mobilize resources against the Ebola outbreak, which has claimed over 5,000 lives. He…
US Announces: 35 Airstrikes Against ISIS Positions from Wednesday to Friday
The US conducted 35 airstrikes against ISIS in Syria and Iraq from November 21 to 23, targeting positions of the Islamic State and Khorasan group.…
The 'Philae' Lander Begins Drilling on a Comet with Unknown Location
The European 'Philae' lander has begun drilling on a comet to collect scientific data, but battery depletion may hinder communication and data retrieval. Scientists aim…
Morteza Pashaei, Popular Iranian Singer, Passes Away
Morteza Pashaei, a popular Iranian singer, died at the age of 30 after a long battle with cancer. His death has garnered significant attention due…
The Horsefly; Socratic Methods in Philosophy
The article introduces 'Khormags,' a philosophical website aimed at fostering creative exchanges among Iranian thinkers. Managed by a team of experts, it publishes a periodical…
France: Key Questions About the Nuclear Agreement with Iran Remain
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius expressed cautious optimism about a nuclear agreement with Iran by the upcoming deadline, but emphasized that key questions remain unresolved.…
Rohani in Azerbaijan
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani visited Azerbaijan to meet with President Ilham Aliyev, focusing on enhancing bilateral relations. This visit involves key Iranian ministers and highlights…
Deputy for Women in the Ministry of Sports: Women Will Return to Stadiums
Rababeh Shahrian announced that women will be allowed to attend certain sports events in Iran, following international pressure after the arrest of Ghoncheh Ghavami. This…
Stephen Hawking and the 'Death of Philosophy'
Stephen Hawking's assertion that philosophy is dead due to its failure to keep pace with science has sparked significant debate. Critics, including philosophers like John…
USA: We Have Crossed the Moral Line on Torture in Some Cases and Accept Responsibility
The U.S. government admitted to the UN that it has crossed moral lines regarding torture since 9/11, acknowledging past abuses while emphasizing a commitment to…