April 2016
Encouragement of the Tajik Government to Choose Persian Names for Newborns
Tajikistan has enacted a law requiring newborns to have Persian and Tajik names instead of Russian ones. This initiative reflects a broader cultural shift away…
Rising Heat Wave in India Leaves 300 Dead
India is facing a severe heat wave that has resulted in over 300 deaths, prompting officials to ban cooking in drought-affected areas to prevent fires.…
Amazon Suspends Accounts of Several Iranian Officials
Amazon has suspended the accounts of several Iranian officials who made purchases totaling nearly $110,000, citing U.S. sanctions that prohibit such economic activities. This action…
White House: US and Russia's Efforts to Revive Ceasefire Agreement in Syria
The US and Russia are engaging in discussions to revive a ceasefire agreement in Syria, particularly focusing on halting conflicts in Aleppo. This effort comes…
Interior Ministry's Response to Hadad Adel's Claims of Government Interference in Elections
The Iranian Interior Minister and his deputy have responded to claims made by Gholamali Hadad Adel regarding government interference in the elections, requesting evidence and…
Riyad Mansour Implicitly Compares Israel's Actions to Nazi Germany
Riyad Mansour, the Palestinian UN ambassador, compared Israel's actions to those of Nazi Germany during a press conference following a heated exchange with the Israeli…
Disciplinary Action Against 16 American Soldiers Related to the Kunduz Hospital Attack
The U.S. government is set to announce disciplinary actions against 16 soldiers involved in the airstrike on a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan,…
The U.S. Calls for the Release of Kaboudvand and Imprisoned Journalists in Iran
The U.S. State Department has called for the release of journalist Mohammad Sadiq Kaboudvand and all imprisoned journalists in Iran, citing his long imprisonment and…
UN Representative in Syria: What negotiations can be held under bombardment?
The UN envoy for Syria, Stefan de Mistura, highlights the ongoing violence in Syria, with a citizen dying every 25 minutes, and calls for a…
Controversies Surrounding a Canceled Concert: 'Why Did You Leave?'
The concert 'Why Did You Leave?' featuring Homayoun Shajarian was canceled in Hamburg due to a dispute between the organizer and the music group, despite…
It Was Their Day; Trump and Clinton
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump emerged victorious in the latest primary elections, with Clinton's wins solidifying her lead over Bernie Sanders. Trump's victory, while significant,…
Clinton and Trump Lead in Eastern States Primary Elections
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have emerged as frontrunners in the recent primary elections across five Eastern states in the U.S. Trump has secured all…
Eat Pickles to Reduce Anxiety
Researchers at William & Mary University found that fermented foods like pickles can help reduce anxiety among students. The study suggests that probiotics in these…
International Aid for Chernobyl Radiation Control
International organizations have pledged 87.5 million euros to help secure the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, which remains a hazard 30 years after its catastrophic explosion.…
US State Department Warns About 2017 Green Card Lottery
The US State Department has issued a warning regarding the 2017 Green Card lottery, clarifying that they do not send notifications via email or text…
The Dreams of Ayatollah
Ayatollah Khamenei discussed the stages of achieving Islamic civilization during a meeting, outlining five stages with the current focus on forming an Islamic government. Analysts…
Canada Condemns the Murder of Its Citizen by Abu Sayyaf Group
Justin Trudeau condemned the murder of Canadian citizen John Ridsdel by the Abu Sayyaf group in the Philippines, following his kidnapping in 2015. The Philippine…
Oil Strike in Kuwait
Kuwait is facing a significant oil strike due to proposed salary cuts for government employees, particularly affecting oil workers. The strike has drastically reduced oil…
PKK Warns of Intensifying Attacks Across Turkey
Jamil Bayik of the PKK announced the group's readiness to intensify its attacks across Turkey in response to President Erdogan's military actions against them. This…
Omid Kokabi and the 'Unacceptable' Accusations
Omid Kokabi, a postdoctoral student, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison on espionage charges, which his lawyer and supporters claim are unfounded. He…
Facebook and Twitter 'Have Closed Some Major Hamas Accounts'
Facebook and Twitter have closed several major accounts associated with Hamas, including that of its military wing's spokesperson. This action has been attributed to Israeli…
From the Past; An Interview with Ebrahim Golestan and Related Matters
The article discusses an interview with Ebrahim Golestan, a prominent Iranian intellectual, highlighting his candidness and the challenges faced in accurately representing his thoughts in…
Bernie Sanders' Campaign is the Wealthiest in the U.S. Presidential Election
Bernie Sanders has outpaced Hillary Clinton in fundraising, making his campaign the wealthiest in the U.S. presidential election. Sanders raised over $182 million, while Clinton…
The Relationship Between Religion and Gender: Are Women More Religious Than Men?
A recent study reveals that women globally are more religious than men, though this relationship varies by region and religion. The findings highlight the complexity…
Alan Ir: We Are Not Preventing Legal Trade with Iran and Authorized Transactions Under the JCPOA
Alan Ir, the U.S. State Department spokesperson, affirmed that the U.S. is not obstructing Iran's legal trade or access to assets freed under the JCPOA,…
Facebook and Gmail Accounts of Iran's Vice President for Women and Family Affairs Hacked
Shahindokht Molaverdi, Iran's Vice President for Women and Family Affairs, reported that her Facebook and Gmail accounts were hacked. This incident follows her recent summons…
Discovery of a Planet in a Triple Star System
Scientists have discovered a gas giant planet, KELT-4Ab, in a triple star system 685 light-years away. This finding challenges previous beliefs about the formation and…
The Octopus That Escaped from the Aquarium
Inky, an octopus from the National Aquarium of New Zealand, successfully escaped to Hawke Bay after navigating through a waterway. This incident highlights the intelligence…
The Path is Clear for Clinton and Difficult for Trump
Hillary Clinton achieved a significant victory in New York, solidifying her position in the Democratic primary, while Bernie Sanders faced a crucial defeat. Donald Trump…
Rohani Refers to Unseen Patrols: Human Dignity Precedes Religion
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani emphasized the importance of human dignity over religious mandates while addressing the implementation of moral security patrols in Tehran. His comments…
Cancellation of Minoo Khalighi's Votes; Ministry of Interior: Not All Issues Should Be Politicized
The Iranian Ministry of Interior is facing backlash over the cancellation of Minoo Khalighi's election votes, with calls for a calm resolution rather than politicization.…
Trump and Clinton Win in New York's Primary Elections
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton emerged victorious in New York's primary elections, solidifying their leads in their respective parties. Trump's win brings him closer to…
LSD Makes the Brain Function Like a Baby's Brain
Scientists have discovered that LSD alters brain function, making it operate similarly to an infant's brain. This research, led by Imperial College London, suggests potential…
Extremist Jew Convicted for Killing a Girl at Gay Parade
An extremist Jew was convicted for murdering a 16-year-old girl during a gay pride parade in Jerusalem, raising serious concerns about police negligence. The court…
Family of Mehdi Karroubi Requests Hossein Ronaghi to End Hunger Strike
Hossein Ronaghi Maleki has been on a hunger strike for 23 days in Evin Prison, protesting the neglect of his medical case. His family, particularly…
Supreme Leader Emphasizes the Necessity of Implementing 'Resistance Economy'
The Supreme Leader of Iran has stressed the importance of 'Resistance Economy', and the Vice President has relayed related programs to government agencies. A poll…
Brazil's House of Representatives Supports Rousseff's Impeachment
The Brazilian House of Representatives has voted to impeach President Dilma Rousseff, securing two-thirds of the votes needed. The focus now shifts to the Senate,…
Death of Iran's 'Smartest' Rescue Dog
Doman, a renowned rescue dog from the Red Crescent in Iran, passed away due to cancer after saving 50 lives in various operations. His training…
Pentagon Protests 'Dangerous and Unprofessional' Encounter with Russian Fighter Jet
The Pentagon condemned a Russian Su-27 fighter jet for dangerously intercepting a U.S. reconnaissance aircraft over the Baltic Sea, marking a significant escalation in military…
Rouhani in Ankara: We Have No Disagreements with Turkey on Principles
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani stated that there are no fundamental disagreements between Iran and Turkey during a press conference in Ankara. Both leaders emphasized cooperation…
The Battle of Life and Death for Democrats in the 'Empire State'
In a heated debate in Brooklyn, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton fiercely criticized each other ahead of the New York primary on April 19. The…
Persepolis Climbs to Top of Premier League Table with Victory over Esteghlal
Persepolis defeated Esteghlal 4-2, securing the top position in the Iranian Premier League. Mehdi Taremi starred with two goals and a penalty miss, while Esteghlal's…
Indian Spring... with Color, Dance, and Song
The article describes the vibrant celebration of Holi in India, highlighting its significance as a festival of colors marking the arrival of spring. It contrasts…
Increasing Concerns Among American Officials About Zika Virus
American officials are increasingly concerned about the Zika virus as research links it to severe birth defects like microcephaly. President Obama has requested $1.9 billion…
Discovery of a Caravaggio Artwork Worth $137 Million in an Attic
French experts have confirmed that a painting discovered in an attic in southern France is likely a work by Caravaggio, valued at approximately $137 million.…
Director General of Veterinary Medicine in Lorestan: 'Stoning' of the Persian Gazelle is 'a lie'
The Director General of Veterinary Medicine in Lorestan denied reports of an Iranian yellow deer being stoned, attributing its death to stress caused by crowding…
Release of US State Department Human Rights Report; Kerry: We Oppose All Forms of Torture
John Kerry reaffirmed the US stance against torture during the release of the State Department's annual human rights report, which criticized Iran and other nations…
Uncertain Fate of the Subsidy Law
The Iranian parliament has approved a resolution to reduce the number of subsidy recipients, targeting the wealthiest income deciles. Economists and officials express concerns about…
98% Similarity Between Human and Gorilla Genomes
Scientists have unveiled an updated gorilla genome that reveals a 98.4% similarity to human DNA, filling gaps from previous research. This study could enhance understanding…
Order Issued for Hossein Ronaghi Maleki's Hospitalization
Hossein Ronaghi Maleki, a political prisoner, has been ordered for hospitalization after 18 days of hunger strike due to health issues stemming from inadequate medical…
See a Doctor if You Notice These 9 Signs
The article outlines nine health warning signs that should prompt individuals, especially women, to seek medical advice. These include unusual vaginal bleeding, sudden weight loss,…
The History of Political Parties in America; From the Beginning to the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
The article outlines the history of political parties in the United States, focusing on the origins and evolution of the Federalist and Democratic-Republican parties, leading…
Minister of Economy: The Government Owes Banks More Than 100 Trillion Tomans
Ali Tayebnia, Iran's Minister of Economy, revealed that the government owes over 100 trillion tomans to banks, highlighting a severe financial crisis affecting the banking…
Ministry of Culture Pursues Removal of 'For Sunni' Phrase from Non-Dogmatic Books
The Iranian Ministry of Culture is addressing the request from Kurdish publishers to remove the phrase 'For Sunni' from their books, replacing it with 'Based…
Netanyahu: Palestinian Attacks Have Decreased Significantly
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu claims that violence from Palestinians has significantly decreased due to effective security measures, but warns that the situation remains volatile. He…
Over 100 People Killed in Temple Fire in India
A tragic fire at the Puttingal temple in Kerala, India, has resulted in the deaths of over 100 people during Hindu New Year celebrations. The…
Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders Achieve New Victories
Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders have both secured victories in their respective party primaries, with Cruz winning in Colorado and Sanders in Wyoming. These wins…
Panama Papers: Salvadoran Police Raids Mossack Fonseca Offices
The Salvadoran police raided the offices of Mossack Fonseca, a company implicated in global tax evasion scandals known as the Panama Papers. This action follows…
Kerry's Visit to Baghdad; US to Provide Additional $155 Million Aid to Iraq
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry visited Baghdad to support Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's political efforts and announced an additional $155 million in aid to…
World Bank Commits 28% to Combat Climate Change
The World Bank has announced a significant commitment to allocate 28% of its investments to combat climate change, marking a shift in its focus towards…
Golden State on the Verge of Breaking NBA Historical Record
Golden State defeated San Antonio 112-101, moving closer to breaking the NBA record for most wins in a season. They currently have 70 wins and…
Exceptional Nowruz for Iranian Cinema
Iranian cinema saw record ticket sales during Nowruz 95, totaling over 16 billion tomans, with the film 'I Am Not Salvador' leading the box office.…
Tesla 3: A Revolution in the Automotive Industry
Tesla is set to revolutionize the automotive industry with the launch of the Model 3, priced at $35,000, making electric vehicles more accessible to middle-class…
Deaths of Al-Qaeda Members in Syria Following US Attacks
The US has confirmed the deaths of several Al-Qaeda members in airstrikes in northwestern Syria, including the spokesperson for Jabhat al-Nusra. This incident highlights ongoing…
After Wisconsin, the Breath of Democrats is Held in New York!
The primary elections in Wisconsin have significant implications for both the Democratic and Republican parties, with Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz emerging as winners. As…
Queiroz: National Team's Enemies Should Read the Tale of Molla Nasreddin and Roof Repair
Carlos Queiroz, the coach of Iran's national football team, expressed frustration over broken promises and lack of support from the Football Federation, stating that he…
Seven Signs of Diabetes
The article discusses the increasing stress levels among today's youth and how it relates to the rising cases of type 2 diabetes. It outlines seven…
Meeting of Foreign Ministers of Iran, Turkey, and Azerbaijan in Ramsar
The foreign ministers of Iran, Turkey, and Azerbaijan met in Ramsar amid ongoing tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan. They discussed regional cooperation and the need…
Ahmad Ronaghi Maleki: Hossein's Condition in Prison is Critical
Hossein Ronaghi Maleki, a political activist imprisoned in Iran, is reported to be in critical condition due to health issues, including kidney failure. His father,…
Greece Begins Process of Returning Refugees to Turkey
Greece has begun returning refugees to Turkey, starting with a group of 131 individuals. This process is part of an EU-Turkey agreement, which has raised…
The Sexual Adventures of Homo Sapiens with Extinct Species
Recent scientific research reveals that Homo sapiens had sexual relationships with at least three other extinct human species over the past 100,000 years, a fact…
Survey in Israel: Current Situation Worse than During the Intifada
A recent survey indicates that 51% of Israelis believe the current situation with Palestinians is worse than during the Second Intifada, with heightened fears of…
Numerous American Parties and Their Candidates; Three Myths About American Elections
The article discusses three prevalent myths about American elections among Persian speakers: the notion of power alternating every eight years between Democrats and Republicans, the…
Atlas of Iranian Prisons: The First Reference for Prisoners, Prisons, and Judges
The 'Alliance for Iran' has launched the first atlas detailing political prisoners, prisons, and judges in Iran, categorizing data by various demographics and prison management.…
Amnesty International: Turkey Returns Syrian Refugees, Not a Safe Country
Amnesty International has accused Turkey of illegally returning thousands of Syrian refugees to their war-torn country, contradicting international laws. The Turkish government denies these claims,…