June 2017
German Parliament Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage
The German Parliament has legalized same-sex marriage, with 393 votes in favor and 226 against. Angela Merkel, who opposed the law, allowed her party members…
The 'Islamic State' Group Exits Aleppo Province After Four Years
The Islamic State group has retreated from Aleppo province after four years of control, confirming the ongoing military advances of Syrian government forces. This development…
Does Iran Need a Leader?
The article discusses the debate over the necessity of leadership in Iran, highlighting differing views on the role of the Supreme Leader. Critics argue that…
Zarif: Trump's Travel Ban Plan is a 'Blind Hostility' Against All Iranians
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif condemned the U.S. travel ban affecting citizens from six Muslim-majority countries, calling it a shameful act of hostility against…
Resignation of Three CNN Journalists Following Publication of Incorrect Report on Trump
Three CNN journalists resigned after the network published an incorrect report about Donald Trump's financial ties with Russia. The article claimed a Senate investigation was…
European Commission: The Economic Situation in Europe Has Improved
The European economic situation has shown significant improvement in June 2023, with key indicators reaching levels not seen since 2007. This is important as it…
Venezuelan Army on High Alert Following Helicopter Attack on Supreme Court Building
A former police officer in Venezuela attacked government buildings with a helicopter, prompting President Maduro to put the military on high alert. The attacker, Oscar…
Telegram Agrees to Register Company in Russia, 'But Will Not Share User Data'
Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, has agreed to register the company in Russia under pressure from the government but insists he will not compromise…
The Best Car Engines in the World
The article discusses the selection of the best car engines in the world, highlighting Ferrari's and Tesla's engines as top performers in various categories. This…
French Mineral Water Priced at 20,000 Tomans Hits the Iranian Market
French bottled water has been legally imported into Iran for the first time, priced between 15,000 and 20,000 tomans. The domestic producers are welcoming this…
Will Unmanned Aircraft Be Developed?
Boeing is exploring the development of pilotless passenger aircraft and plans to test related technologies next year. The initiative aims to enhance safety and reduce…
International Day in Support of Victims of Torture: An Interview with Abdolkarim Lahiji
On June 26, recognized as the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, the UN highlighted the ongoing global issue of torture, exacerbated by…
Rohani: Steps Must Be Taken to Manage Women's High Positions Gradually
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani emphasized the need for gradual steps to improve women's representation in high-level positions, criticizing patriarchal views as un-Islamic. He acknowledged the…
Should We Dare to Change the Persian Script?
The article discusses the ongoing debate about whether to change the Persian script to a Latin-based system, highlighting the difficulties of the current script and…
Trump Advisor Meets with Israeli and Palestinian Leaders to Resume Peace Talks
Jared Kushner, a senior advisor to President Trump, met with Israeli and Palestinian leaders to explore the resumption of peace talks, marking a significant diplomatic…
Iraqi Army: ISIS Blows Up Historic Mosul Mosque
The Iraqi Army reported that ISIS has destroyed the historic Al-Nuri Mosque in Mosul, where Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared his caliphate. The incident has sparked…
Khamenei: The Path for Western Models to Influence the Country Must Be Closed
Ali Khamenei criticized the 2030 Document, asserting that Western influences must be blocked in Iran. He claims that the document is part of a global…
British Prime Minister Apologizes for Government's Failure to Assist Fire Victims
British Prime Minister Theresa May apologized for the government's inadequate response to the Grenfell Tower fire, which resulted in 79 deaths or missing persons. The…
Daniel Day-Lewis Announces Retirement from Acting
Daniel Day-Lewis, a renowned actor and three-time Oscar winner, has announced his retirement from acting after completing his last film, 'Phantom Thread.' His decision has…
Arrest of a Betting Website Manager in Isfahan with a Turnover of 40 Billion Tomans
The manager of a betting website with a turnover of 40 billion tomans was arrested in Isfahan, and the website has been shut down. The…
Increased Efforts by the U.S. Government for the Release of Dual Nationals in Iran
The U.S. government, under Trump, is intensifying efforts to secure the release of Iranian-American prisoners, particularly Siamak and Baquer Namazi, who have been imprisoned in…
Worrying Increase in Cancer Statistics in Iran
Iran is facing a significant increase in cancer cases, with 400,000 individuals currently affected and 85,000 new cases reported annually. The Vice President of the…
Death of Two Teenagers in Sistan and Baluchestan Due to Extreme Heat
Two 13-year-old boys died in Sistan and Baluchestan due to extreme heat and thirst after their vehicle broke down. This incident highlights the severe weather…
Official Negotiations Begin for Britain's Exit from the European Union
Formal negotiations for Britain's exit from the EU have commenced, with both sides aiming for a constructive dialogue to establish priorities and timelines. Key figures…
Supporters of the French President Secure a Clear Majority in Parliament
Emmanuel Macron's party and allies have secured a decisive majority in the French National Assembly elections, claiming up to 365 seats. This outcome reinforces Macron's…
At least 61 dead in forest fires in Portugal
Portugal is facing a devastating forest fire that has resulted in at least 61 fatalities and numerous injuries, primarily due to victims being trapped in…
Bodies of Missing American Sailors Found from Damaged Navy Ship
The bodies of several missing American sailors from the USS Fitzgerald have been found following a collision with a commercial ship near Japan. The incident…
London Fire; Police Report Possible Death Toll Rising to 58
The London fire at Grenfell Tower has led to a possible death toll of 58, marking a significant tragedy in the city. The police are…
Former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl Passes Away
Helmut Kohl, the former Chancellor of Germany who played a pivotal role in the reunification of East and West Germany, has died at the age…
Disqualification of Iran's National Volleyball Team Hopeful Players
Three players from Iran's national girls' volleyball team have been disqualified for creating controversies during the Asian Championship in Thailand. The disciplinary actions are unusual…
Did Arabs Live in Ignorance Before Islam?
The article discusses the concept of ignorance among Arabs before Islam, questioning the traditional narrative that labels this period as one of ignorance and barbarism.…
British Petroleum: 75% Increase in Iran's Nuclear Power Production in 2016
British Petroleum's report highlights a significant increase in Iran's oil, gas, and nuclear power production in 2016. Iran's nuclear electricity production rose by over 75%,…
Fire in London Leaves 12 Dead and Dozens Injured
A devastating fire in Grenfell Tower, London, has resulted in at least 12 fatalities and numerous injuries, with concerns that the death toll may rise.…
The Sale and Purchase of Antiquities on the Internet is Prohibited
Iran has banned the online sale and purchase of antiquities, citing legal grounds and concerns over fraud and the sale of stolen items. The Cultural…
Australian Government to Compensate Manus Refugees Millions of Dollars
The Australian government has been ordered to pay over 70 million AUD to 1,905 refugees for unlawful detention and inhumane conditions on Manus Island. This…
UNICEF Issues Another Warning on Cholera in Yemen: 'The Situation is Horrific'
UNICEF has reported a rapid increase in cholera cases in Yemen, with over 124,000 suspected cases and 923 deaths, half of which are children. The…
UAE: No Military Action Planned Against Qatar
The UAE ambassador to the US has stated that there are no military plans against Qatar, but economic pressures will increase if Qatar does not…
The Presence of a Woman Among the Attackers of the Parliament Has Been Denied
Iranian officials have denied the presence of a woman among the attackers in the recent assault on the Parliament, asserting that there is no evidence…
Russian Police Arrest Opposition Leader Navalny Ahead of Protest
Russian police arrested opposition leader Alexei Navalny as he was heading to an anti-government protest in Moscow. His wife urged supporters to continue with the…
The Share of Development Budget for Education Has Severely Decreased
The article discusses the significant decrease in the development budget for education in Iran from 2008 to 2016, highlighting a shift towards current expenditures. Despite…
Major Victory for Macron Supporters in First Round of French Parliamentary Elections
Emmanuel Macron's party achieved a significant victory in the first round of the French parliamentary elections, with estimates suggesting they could secure a historic majority.…
Women’s Challenges in Hotel Accommodation Continue
Single women in Iran continue to face challenges in finding accommodation in hotels despite the lack of legal restrictions. Many hotels still refuse to accept…
Iran's Opposition to the Independence Referendum in the Kurdistan Region
Iran has expressed strong opposition to the planned independence referendum in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, emphasizing the need for Iraq's territorial integrity and unity.…
Menstruation: A Taboo or a Natural Cycle of Women's Bodies?
The article discusses the taboo surrounding menstruation in Iranian society, highlighting the perspectives of gender equality activists Soodeh Rad and Zhila Mohaddesh Shari'at Panahi. They…
The Most 'Strange' Plant and Animal Species Discovered in 2016
In 2016, an international committee highlighted ten unusual species discovered, showcasing the ongoing wonders of wildlife and the urgent need for conservation as many species…
Eiffel Tower Lights to Be Turned Off in Honor of Tehran Attack Victims
The Eiffel Tower will turn off its lights to honor the victims of the Tehran attacks claimed by the Islamic State, which resulted in 17…
UK Elections: Mrs. May Will Not Leave Number 10!
The article discusses the upcoming UK elections and the likelihood of the Conservative Party, led by Theresa May, retaining power despite recent challenges. It highlights…
French Ambassador to the UN: US Withdrawal from Climate Agreement Marks Birth of Multipolar World
The French Ambassador to the UN criticized the US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement, calling it a significant shift towards a multipolar world and a…
Persepolis Faces Al-Ahli of Saudi Arabia
Persepolis will compete against Al-Ahli in the quarter-finals of the AFC Champions League, with the first leg hosted in Iran and the return match in…
UN: 100,000 Children in Mosul Are in Dangerous Conditions
UNICEF reports that approximately 100,000 children are in perilous conditions in Mosul, Iraq, due to the ongoing conflict, with many being used as human shields…
Top Cars Under $20,000 in America
The KBB institute has ranked the top 10 cars under $20,000 in the U.S., with the Mazda 3 taking the top spot due to its…
A Review of a Book: "Let's Return Tonight!"
Peyman Esmaeili, a prominent Iranian writer, discusses his latest short story collection "Let's Return Tonight," which reflects his experiences of migration, particularly from Iran to…
London Attacks; British Police Say Three Attackers Have Been Killed
On Saturday night, a vehicle ran over pedestrians on London Bridge, followed by knife attacks in Borough Market, resulting in multiple casualties. British police confirmed…
Health Ministry Official Calls for Sevenfold Increase in Cigarette Tax
A health ministry official in Iran has called for a significant increase in cigarette taxes, stating that current rates are among the lowest in the…
UNICEF Warns of Rising Cholera Cases in Yemen
UNICEF has issued a warning about the alarming rise in cholera cases in Yemen, with estimates of daily infections ranging from three to five thousand.…
CIA Appoints New Director for Iran Affairs
The CIA has appointed Michael D'Andrea, a counter-terrorism expert, to lead a new office focused on Iran, reflecting the Trump administration's hardline stance towards the…
Protesters in Kabul Demand Resignation of Government Leaders
Protesters in Kabul are demanding the resignation of government leaders following a deadly explosion that killed over 90 people. The protests highlight public frustration with…
Thousands of Students in Iran Protest Against the Exclusion of Gonabadi Dervishes from Education
Over three thousand Iranian university students protested against the exclusion of Gonabadi dervishes from education, emphasizing the rights of religious minorities. The statement calls for…
Judge Allows Giuliani and Mukasey to Represent Zarab
A New York judge has allowed Rudolph Giuliani and Michael Mukasey to represent Reza Zarab, an Iranian-Turkish businessman accused of violating U.S. sanctions against Iran.…
A Large Iceberg is About to Break Away from Antarctica
Scientists from Swansea University report that a massive iceberg is about to break away from Antarctica, coinciding with Donald Trump's decision on the Paris Climate…
Trump Suspends Transfer of U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem for Six Months
President Trump has signed an order to suspend the transfer of the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem for six months, citing the desire…
Request for Divorce from 10,000 Spouses of Prisoners in Iran in 2016
In 2016, 10,000 spouses of prisoners in Iran requested divorce, primarily due to the absence of a family head. The Iranian Prison Organization is attempting…
Will the Rising Trend of Inflation Return to Iran's Economy?
Hosseini Mirshojaian, Iran's Deputy Minister of Economic Affairs, warns that inflation may return to double digits, citing a combination of internal and international factors. He…