February 2015
Sattar Rigi, a Leader of Jaish al-Adl in Pakistan, Arrested
Sattar Rigi, a leader of the militant group Jaish al-Adl, was arrested in Pakistan near the Iranian border. He is accused of multiple terrorist activities…
Stephen Hawking: Human Violence No Longer Benefits Humanity
Stephen Hawking has warned that human violence is no longer beneficial and poses a threat to civilization, particularly due to advancements in nuclear weapons technology.…
Leonard Nimoy, Actor of 'Mr. Spock,' Passes Away
Leonard Nimoy, famous for his role as Mr. Spock in 'Star Trek,' passed away at 83 due to respiratory issues. His legacy includes not only…
Boehner Invites Afghan President to Speak at U.S. Congress
John Boehner has invited Afghan President Ashraf Ghani to speak at the U.S. Congress during his March visit, coinciding with discussions on the withdrawal of…
Famous Bangladeshi-American Blogger Stabbed to Death
Avijit Roy, a Bangladeshi-American blogger known for his criticism of religious extremism, was murdered in Dhaka while walking with his wife, who was also injured.…
Design of a Building Equipped with Water, Solar, and Wind Turbines in the Netherlands
The Netherlands is developing a new windmill project in Rotterdam that will integrate renewable energy sources, including water and solar power, into a residential complex.…
Argentina's Intelligence and Security Agency Dissolved Following Suspicious Death of Nisman
Argentina's lawmakers have voted to dissolve the intelligence agency following the suspicious death of prosecutor Alberto Nisman, who was investigating the AMIA bombing and alleged…
Animals Become 'Larger' Through Generations
Researchers have found that animals are evolving to become larger over time, with aquatic species increasing in size by 150 times over 542 million years.…
Aref: Andranik Was Not a Political Person
Andranik Asatourian, a prominent Iranian pop music composer, passed away at 73 in Los Angeles. Aref, a fellow pop singer, reflects on their collaboration, highlighting…
Suicide Attack on Turkish Diplomatic Vehicle Outside Iranian Embassy in Kabul
A suicide car bomb exploded outside the Iranian embassy in Kabul, targeting a Turkish diplomatic vehicle, resulting in likely casualties. The Taliban has claimed responsibility…
If Marco Polo Had a Smartphone
The article discusses modern travel planning and the various online services available to enhance the travel experience, including budget management and local event awareness. It…
The Joint Commission of Parliament Votes for Cash Subsidies for All Iranian Households
The Joint Commission of the Iranian Parliament has voted to continue cash subsidies for all households in 1394, rejecting the government's proposal to limit these…
Iran and 1+5 Nuclear Talks to Resume Next Week in Geneva
Iran and the 1+5 countries are set to resume nuclear negotiations next week in Geneva, with some progress reported but significant differences remaining. Key figures…
Police Officials Announce Ban on Gatherings on Last Wednesday of the Year
Iranian police have declared a ban on gatherings for the traditional Chaharshanbe Suri celebrations. A survey indicates that a majority believe this ban will have…
Peyman Akbari: Do Not Allow Female Journalists into the Volleyball Hall
Peyman Akbari, the head coach of Paykan Volleyball Club, made controversial remarks against allowing female journalists into the volleyball hall, citing stress on players during…
Amnesty International's Call to Iran's Leader to Halt the Execution of Saman Nasim
Amnesty International and UN officials have urged Iran's leader to stop the execution of Saman Nasim, a Kurdish prisoner sentenced to death for crimes committed…
UEFA Champions League: Real Madrid's Dominance in Germany
Real Madrid secured a 2-0 victory over Schalke in the UEFA Champions League, alleviating fan criticism following a previous lackluster performance. Cristiano Ronaldo scored the…
Jeb Bush, Potential Candidate for U.S. Elections: I Have Different Views from My Brother and Father
Jeb Bush, a potential Republican presidential candidate, asserts that he has differing views from his brother and father regarding U.S. foreign policy. He emphasizes his…
Being Different (9); You Just Hide Better Than Us
Karen Gaffney, a champion swimmer with Down syndrome, discusses her achievements and the misconceptions surrounding individuals with disabilities. She emphasizes the importance of understanding and…
European Union Gives Greece One Week Deadline to Accept Financial Aid Extension
The European Union has given Greece a one-week ultimatum to accept a financial aid extension, or it will have to manage its financial obligations independently.…
Jamshid Akrami: 'Taxi' is a Film About Censorship
Jafar Panahi's film 'Taxi' won the Golden Bear at the 2015 Berlin International Film Festival despite his absence due to political restrictions. Film critic Jamshid…
Netanyahu: 'Iranian Empire' is Reviving
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warned of the revival of the 'Iranian Empire' and its influence in the Middle East during a ceremony marking the transition…
Where Are the Boundaries of Tolerance?
The article discusses the concept of tolerance, its historical roots, and its implications in society and politics. It highlights the challenges and philosophical questions surrounding…
Google's Deputy Warns: A Lost History Awaits Humanity
Vint Cerf, Google's Deputy President, warns that humanity risks losing vast amounts of digital content forever due to obsolete software and hardware. He advocates for…
Wall Street Journal Reports Ayatollah Khamenei Responded to Obama’s Letter
The Wall Street Journal reported that Iranian leader Ali Khamenei has responded to a letter from former U.S. President Barack Obama. A poll indicates mixed…
Islamic State Captures the City of Al-Baghdadi in Western Iraq
The Islamic State has captured the city of Al-Baghdadi in Iraq, near a U.S. military base, marking a significant success for the group. Despite U.S.…
Obama Condemns the 'Brutal' Murder of Three Muslim Youths in America
Barack Obama condemned the brutal murder of three Muslim youths in North Carolina, emphasizing that no one should be targeted for their religion. The FBI…
Closure of Shab Shameshk Ski Resort Following Cancellation of National Team's Trip to the U.S.
The Shab Shameshk ski resort was closed by judicial authorities following a controversial opening ceremony that lacked proper coordination, leading to the cancellation of the…
Songs of Paul McCartney and His Friends
Lady Gaga's Instagram post with Paul McCartney has sparked speculation about a potential collaboration. McCartney's recent work with artists like Rihanna and Kanye West highlights…
Syriza's Defeat Paves the Way for Far-Right Rule in Greece
Syriza, a leftist party in Greece, won the parliamentary elections but could not form a government alone, leading to a coalition with the right-wing Independent…
From 'Lower Manhattan' to the Presidential Office
Vidal, a teenager from Brooklyn, was inspired by his principal, Ms. Lopez, who taught him the value of life and community. Their story gained national…
The Head of the Judiciary in Ravansar, Kermanshah Province, 'Assassinated'
Salim Ghanbari, the head of the judiciary in Ravansar County, was assassinated while leaving his home with his son, who was also injured. The assailant,…
Why Public Libraries in Iran Are Lacking Activity
The article discusses the decline of public libraries in Iran, highlighting issues such as poor management, lack of resources, and censorship. In contrast, public libraries…
Jordan Air Force Commander: We Have Reduced 20% of Islamic State's Capabilities
Jordanian Air Force strikes have reportedly reduced Islamic State's capabilities by 20% following the release of a video depicting the execution of a Jordanian pilot.…
Dozens Killed in Clashes Near Stadium in Cairo
Dozens were killed in violent clashes during a football match in Cairo, with conflicting reports on the death toll. The clashes erupted as fans attempted…
Reactions to the Screening of 'Taxi' in Berlin
The Berlin Film Festival showcased the Iranian film 'Taxi,' which has received critical acclaim, while Iranian officials expressed dissatisfaction with its screening. The festival's reception…
Qatar Purchases Gauguin Painting for $300 Million
Qatar has purchased Paul Gauguin's painting 'When Will You Marry?' for $300 million, setting a new record for art sales. The sale highlights the growing…
Journalists' Guild: They Want to Replace Us with Another Organization
The Iranian Journalists' Guild has condemned the Ministry of Labor's efforts to create a substitute organization, viewing it as an interference in their affairs. The…
Minister of Labor: Women's Rights in Iranian Workplaces Are Not Respected
The Iranian Minister of Labor has highlighted the ongoing issues regarding women's rights in the workplace, noting that they are often paid less than men…
Freedom Square: Three People! With One Click!
The article discusses the challenges of urban transportation and the rise of ride-sharing services like Lyft and Uber, which have transformed how people travel in…
End of Curfew Regulations in Baghdad After Years
The Iraqi government has lifted a decade-long nighttime curfew in Baghdad to restore normalcy, despite a day marred by deadly explosions. Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi…
Zarif: Bilateral Nuclear Negotiations to Take Place on the Sidelines of Munich Conference
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif announced bilateral nuclear negotiations will occur during the Munich Security Conference, with key discussions expected with U.S. Secretary of…
Music News in Iran: From Lian Group's Performance to Possible Concert by Yanni
The Lian group has extended their concert performances in Tehran due to high demand, while speculation grows about a potential concert by Greek musician Yanni…
Ukraine Crisis: NATO to More Than Double Its 'Rapid Reaction Forces'
NATO plans to more than double its rapid reaction forces from 13,000 to 30,000 soldiers in response to Russian threats in Ukraine. Ukrainian President Petro…
Iran's President: Cash Subsidies Are Not Permanent
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani announced that cash subsidies are temporary and will cease once energy prices reach their actual levels. The government aims to assist…
Jordan's King: We Will Respond Strongly to ISIS Actions
King Abdullah II of Jordan vowed a strong response to the Islamic State's execution of pilot Muath al-Kasasbeh, emphasizing that his blood will not be…
Details of Military Service Purchase: 10 Million for Undergraduates, 50 Million for Specialist Doctors
The Iranian Parliament has approved a resolution allowing individuals who have been absent from military service for over 8 years to purchase exemptions through fines…
Creator of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' to Release New Novel After 50 Years
Harper Lee's long-awaited second novel, 'Go Set a Watchman', will be published next summer, over 50 years after her first novel, 'To Kill a Mockingbird'.…
The Return of a Legend; Updates from the Global Music Market
Bob Dylan released his thirty-sixth album 'Shadows in the Night', featuring songs originally performed by Frank Sinatra. Ellie Goulding's new single for the film 'Fifty…
Noori-Zad: Security Forces Failed to Disperse Nasrin Sotoudeh and Her Supporters
Nasrin Sotoudeh and her supporters successfully held a protest against her three-year ban from practicing law, despite attempts by security forces to disperse them. The…
Intervention of Hindu Gods Against Sexual Assault
In 2012, a gang rape incident in Delhi sparked widespread protests in India, highlighting the ongoing issue of sexual violence against women. The graphic novel…
With Parliament's Approval: Obstructing Enjoining Good and Forbidding Wrong is a Crime
The Iranian Parliament has approved a law that criminalizes obstructing the practice of enjoining good and forbidding wrong, and mandates the judiciary to create a…
Bill Gates Warns About the 'Danger' of Artificial Intelligence
Bill Gates has raised alarms about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence, echoing concerns previously voiced by figures like Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk. He…
Iranian Women Among Those Arrested in a Nightclub in Malaysia
Malaysian police arrested several foreign women, including Iranians, in a nightclub suspected of sexual exploitation. The operation involved over 60 officers and revealed issues of…
The Security Council Condemns the Murder of Japanese Journalist
The UN Security Council condemned the murder of Japanese journalist Kenji Goto by ISIS, highlighting the dangers journalists face in conflict zones. The incident has…
Construction of Residential Homes Using 3D Printers
Chinese company WinSun has unveiled the largest 3D-printed building, utilizing a mixture of cement and recycled materials to significantly reduce construction costs. The company plans…