April 2015
A UN Agency: Australia Violated the Rights of an Iranian
The UN Human Rights Commission has criticized Australia for violating the rights of Mansour Laghai, an Iranian cleric expelled after living in Australia for 16…
Furious 7 Becomes the Fourth Highest-Grossing Film in Cinema History
The film "Furious 7" has become the fourth highest-grossing film in history, grossing $1.34 billion globally. The film's success is partly attributed to the death…
NPT: A Controversial Treaty
The article discusses the 45-year history of the NPT treaty, its strengths and weaknesses, and the upcoming NPT Review Conference, which will focus on Iran's…
Nekounam appointed coach and Piravani executive director of Iran national football team
Afshin Piravani and Javad Nekounam have been appointed as the executive director and assistant coach of the Iran national football team, respectively. This decision was…
Severe Earthquake Has Shifted Kathmandu 'Several Meters South'
A severe earthquake in Nepal has affected eight million people, with over 1.4 million in need of food and significant damage reported in Kathmandu. The…
Alan Ir: We Will Use All Our Efforts to Free Jason Rezaian
President Obama called for the release of Jason Rezaian, an Iranian-American journalist imprisoned in Iran for nine months. Rezaian faces serious charges, including espionage, which…
Proponent of Reconciliation Wins Elections in Turkish-Cypriot Sector
Mustafa Akinci won the presidential elections in the Turkish-Cypriot sector of Cyprus with over 60% of the votes, signaling a potential shift towards reconciliation and…
Service Center for Religious Seminaries: 90% of Clergy in Iran are Unemployed
Hassan Rabbani, head of the Service Center for Religious Seminaries, revealed that 90% of clergy in Iran are unemployed, living on minimal stipends. This situation…
Death toll from Nepal earthquake exceeds 1,800
A powerful earthquake in Nepal has resulted in over 1,800 deaths and thousands of injuries, prompting the government to declare a state of emergency and…
The Children of the Jacaranda Tree: From Birth in Evin Prison to the Green Movement
Sahar Delijani, born in Evin Prison, discusses her novel 'The Children of the Jacaranda Tree,' which chronicles the experiences of political prisoners in Iran from…
The Fate of Yas, Yani, and Shajarian; 'There Are No Banned Artists in the Ministry of Culture'
The Director General of the Music Office in Iran stated that there are no banned artists, emphasizing that all artists can submit their work for…
Israeli Air Force Strikes Again in Syrian Territory
Israeli Air Force jets attacked a weapons depot in the Qalamoun region of Syria, reportedly targeting arms intended for Hezbollah. This incident highlights ongoing tensions…
What Motivated the Ottoman Rulers to Commit the Armenian Genocide?
The article discusses the motivations behind the Armenian Genocide during World War I, focusing on the ideologies of the Ottoman rulers and their radical nationalism.…
Aziz Asli, Former Goalkeeper of Iran's Football Team, Passes Away
Aziz Asli, a prominent former goalkeeper for Iran's national football team and Persepolis Club, passed away at the age of 79 in Germany after a…
Hossein Ghandi, Journalism Professor in Iran, Passes Away
Hossein Ghandi, a renowned journalism professor in Iran, died of cardiac arrest at the age of 64. His passing has sparked tributes from former students…
Italy: Military Operation Plan Against Human Traffickers in the Mediterranean Ready
Italy is preparing a military operation against human traffickers in the Mediterranean, urging the EU for support following a tragic incident where 800 migrants drowned.…
Concerns Over Siraj al-Din Mir Damadi's Condition in Evin Prison
Siraj al-Din Mir Damadi, a political activist in Evin Prison, is suffering from severe health issues and has refused hospital transfer under humiliating conditions. His…
Saudi Arabia Announces End of Airstrikes in Yemen
Saudi Arabia has announced the end of its airstrikes in Yemen, transitioning to a political phase in the conflict. The coalition led by Saudi Arabia…
They Said My Voice Prevents Me from Conveying Concepts to Students
Ghasem Akhiri Fard, a physics professor, protested his dismissal from Kharazmi University due to his feminine voice, which he claims affects his ability to teach.…
Afghan President's Visit to Tehran; Beginning of a 'New Chapter' in Relations Between Two Neighbors
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani visited Tehran, resulting in agreements on economic and security cooperation, particularly in combating terrorism and addressing drug trafficking. The visit highlights…
Khamenei: The U.S. and Some Regional Countries Oppose Cooperation Between Iran and Afghanistan
Ayatollah Khamenei met with Afghan President Ghani, asserting that the U.S. and some regional countries oppose Iran-Afghanistan cooperation. Khamenei emphasized Iran's commitment to Afghanistan's security…
There Are 'Fewer Than 70 Food and Drug Supervisors' Across Iran
Iran's Health Minister has revealed a severe shortage of food and drug supervisors, with fewer than 70 available for a population of nearly 80 million.…
Star Wars; A New Beginning
The article discusses the upcoming release of the seventh installment of the "Star Wars" series, titled "The Force Awakens," directed by J.J. Abrams. It highlights…
The Moral Courage of Günter Grass
Günter Grass, the influential German author and Nobel laureate, passed away, prompting discussions on his literary and political legacy. Ali Abdollahi, a translator and poet,…
Armin Wegner; A Man for All Seasons
Armin T Wegner, a German writer and peace activist, risked his life to document the Armenian genocide during World War I. His photographs and writings…
Iran at the 68th Cannes Festival with 'Nahid'
Iranian cinema will be represented at the 68th Cannes Festival by the film 'Nahid' in the Un Certain Regard section and the short film 'Slaughterhouse'.…
Ministry of Agriculture: Don't Worry About Pesticide Use in Agricultural Products
The Iranian Deputy Minister of Agriculture downplays public concerns about pesticide contamination in fruits and vegetables, stating that only a small percentage exceeds safety limits.…
The Release of Panahi's 'Taxi' in Paris
Jafar Panahi's film 'Taxi' is being released in over 100 theaters in France despite his ongoing legal restrictions. The film, which combines documentary and narrative…
The Abrupt Removal of Sanctions Will Only Solve Half of Economic Problems
Economic analysts in Iran argue that the removal of sanctions will not fully resolve the country's economic issues, which are largely structural. They emphasize that…
Iran Water Resources Management Company: Half of Dam Capacity is Empty
Iran's Water Resources Management Company has reported that half of the country's dam capacity is empty, with significant rainfall shortfalls impacting water supply for drinking,…
Ministry of Culture Spokesman: Restrictions Imposed on Shajarian's Concerts
The Iranian Ministry of Culture has stated that singer Mohammad-Reza Shajarian faces legal restrictions on his concerts, imposed by unnamed entities outside the ministry. This…
President of the Iranian Football Federation: Queiroz Will Stay
Ali Kafashian, the President of the Iranian Football Federation, announced that Carlos Queiroz will continue as head coach of the national football team after negotiations…
Another Republican Announces Candidacy for U.S. Presidential Election
Marco Rubio, a Republican senator, has announced his candidacy for the 2016 presidential election, emphasizing the need to focus on the future and the American…
Jamalzadeh Witnesses the Pain and Torture of Armenian Women and Children
Mohammad Ali Jamalzadeh recounts witnessing the forced relocation and suffering of Armenian women and children during the Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire. His experiences…
Reuters: Many U.S. States Plan to Continue Their Sanctions Against Iran
Many U.S. states plan to continue their sanctions against Iran despite potential federal agreements, complicating U.S.-Iran relations. Over 20 states have punitive laws against companies…
Feeling Threatened by 'In the Margins' and Three Fundamental Issues
The Iranian medical community is protesting against the state television's comedy series 'In the Margins,' claiming it portrays doctors negatively and undermines trust between doctors…
Relative Decrease in Audience Reception for Nowruz Film Releases
The reception of films released during the Nowruz holidays in Iran has decreased compared to previous years, with cinema managers noting a significant drop in…
Iraqi: Possibility of Extending Negotiations, 'If Desired Agreement of the Leader is Not Achieved'
Abbas Araqchi, a senior member of Iran's nuclear negotiation team, stated that if the desired agreement of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is not achieved, the…
Persepolis Triumphs Over Al Nassr of Saudi Arabia in Front of 100,000 Spectators
Persepolis defeated Al Nassr of Saudi Arabia 1-0 in a high-stakes AFC Champions League match, avenging a previous 3-0 loss. The game was marked by…
Art in the Digital Age
The article discusses the evolution of art accessibility in the digital age, highlighting platforms like Artsy, Uprise Art, and Vango that democratize art for a…
Behrouz Bayat: Iran Has Not Lost Anything in the Nuclear Agreement
Iran's Foreign Minister claims the nuclear agreement is mutually beneficial, while expert Behrouz Bayat analyzes its technical aspects, suggesting Iran has not lost anything significant.…
UN Security Council Calls for Aid to Syrian 'Yarmouk' Camp
The UN Security Council has called for urgent humanitarian aid to the Yarmouk refugee camp in Syria, which has been partially occupied by the Islamic…
Rouhani's Official Invitation to Erdogan; Efforts in Parliament to Cancel the Visit
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is set to visit Tehran, but over 50 Iranian parliament members are attempting to block his entry due to recent…
Lausanne Agreement and Iran's Economy: Hopes and Ambiguities
The Lausanne agreement is seen as a hopeful development for Iran's economy, potentially paving the way for foreign investment after years of sanctions. However, significant…
New Findings: Co-Pilot Increased Speed During Descent
The French investigation revealed that co-pilot Andreas Lubitz intentionally increased the speed of the Germanwings flight before crashing it into a mountain, killing all 150…
Increase in the Number of Victims of Al-Shabaab Attack on a University in Kenya
An Al-Shabaab attack on Garissa University in Kenya has resulted in at least 150 deaths, with the potential for the toll to rise as many…
Review of Human Rights Violations Report in Tikrit by Iraqi Army Forces
Amnesty International is investigating reports of human rights violations by Iraqi forces during the recapture of Tikrit from ISIS. Concerns include mass arrests, disappearances, and…
Al-Shabaab Hostage Crisis in Kenya Leaves at Least 70 Dead
A deadly hostage crisis at a university in northern Kenya, carried out by the extremist group Al-Shabaab, has resulted in at least 70 deaths and…
Israeli Minister: We Will Not Hesitate to Take Any Action to Prevent Nuclear Agreement
Israeli officials, including Minister Yuval Steinitz and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, have stated their commitment to preventing Iran from achieving a nuclear agreement with world…
Farshad Momeni: No Significant Change in the Economy
Farshad Momeni argues that the Iranian economy has not improved significantly, citing ongoing recession and demand crises. He believes the current government has failed to…
Existence of a 'Video' from the Last Moments of the Germanwings Crash
A video from the last moments of the Germanwings flight before its crash has been reported, showing passengers in chaos and aware of their impending…