September 2024
Rasoul Khadem: The Deceased Workers Were 'Enslaved' for a Bite of Bread
Rasoul Khadem visited the families of miners who died in a Tabas coal mine explosion, highlighting their harsh working conditions and the poverty they faced.…
Ahmad Ghadiani: My Father's Arrest is a 'Display of Crumbling Power' of the Islamic Republic
Abolfazl Ghadiani, an opposition political activist, was arrested by Iranian authorities, which his son Ahmad describes as a desperate attempt to assert power following the…
Casualties from Hurricane Helene in Southern U.S. States Exceed 90
Hurricane Helene has caused significant destruction in several southern U.S. states, with the death toll exceeding 90, particularly impacting North Carolina. Political figures, including President…
American Republican Senator: The Killing of Hassan Nasrallah is a 'Service to Humanity'
Senator Marco Rubio stated that the killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah by Israel would be a positive action for humanity. He condemned Nasrallah's anti-American…
French Foreign Minister Arrives in Beirut; Second French Citizen Killed in Lebanon Attacks
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot visited Beirut amid escalating violence in Lebanon, where a second French citizen has been killed. The situation follows increased Israeli…
Kirby: 'All-Out War' with Hezbollah or Iran Will Not Restore Security to Northern Israel
John Kirby stated that an all-out war against Hezbollah or Iran will not restore security to northern Israel, where many residents have been displaced. Following…
Hurricane Helene Named Most Costly Hurricane in Modern U.S. History
Hurricane Helene has caused at least 52 deaths and $110 billion in damages across multiple U.S. states, leaving millions without power. The hurricane's destructive path…
Complaint Against Marvdasht Municipality Due to Ongoing Mining Near Persepolis
The World Heritage Site of Persepolis has filed a complaint against the Marvdasht Municipality for continuing mining operations that violate cultural heritage laws. Despite previous…
Mahdi Mahmoudian Sentenced to Imprisonment for Reporting Bedbug Presence in Evin
Mahdi Mahmoudian has been sentenced to eight months in prison for reporting the presence of bedbugs in Evin prison, which he claims was a response…
When Artificial Intelligence Becomes Mahasti
Cafe Farda's fifteenth episode humorously discusses various news topics including AI's role in music, pet cemeteries, Tim Burton's film, and Iranian football. It also pays…
The Impact of Moderate Exercise on Emotional Fatigue and Job Burnout
A study published in 'Occupational and Environmental Medicine' indicates that moderate exercise can effectively reduce emotional fatigue and job burnout among employees. Dr. Michelle Wolf…
Leaders of the German Greens Resign Following Defeat in State Elections
The leaders of the German Greens, Ricarda Lang and Omid Nouripour, resigned after significant electoral defeats, indicating a need for deep renewal within the party.…
Potential Increase of Military-Security Costs in Russia to 40% of the Country's Budget
Bloomberg reports that Russia plans to allocate 6.2% of its GDP for military purposes in 2025, tripling military expenditures compared to pre-war levels and potentially…
Over 45 Women Prisoners in Evin Go on Hunger Strike Concurrent with Pezeshkian's Presence in New York
Over 45 women political prisoners in Evin Prison have gone on hunger strike demanding an end to the execution of political prisoners, coinciding with Iranian…
Officially Confirmed: Vehicles Equipped with Chinese and Russian Software and Hardware Will Be Banned in the U.S.
The U.S. Department of Commerce announced plans to ban vehicles with Chinese and Russian software and hardware to protect national security. This measure is seen…
Cholera Outbreak in Sudan Claims Hundreds of Lives Amid Civil War
A cholera outbreak in Sudan has resulted in at least 388 deaths and nearly 13,000 infections amid ongoing civil conflict. The situation is exacerbated by…
Germany's Chancellor Party Wins Narrowly Against Far-Right in Elections
Olaf Scholz's Social Democratic Party narrowly won the Brandenburg state elections, securing 31% of the vote against the far-right AfD, which garnered 29%. The election…
Israeli Army Claims It Attacked 'Over 150 Targets' of Hezbollah in Lebanon This Morning
The Israeli army has launched extensive airstrikes against over 150 Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, citing concerns over Hezbollah's readiness for missile attacks. Israeli Defense Minister…
Israel's 'Extensive' Airstrikes on Hezbollah Targets in Lebanon; Opposition Leader Supports Attacks
Israel has launched extensive airstrikes against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, with support from opposition leader Yair Lapid. The situation has escalated tensions in the region,…
Surge in Housing Prices in Tehran Approaches 90 Million Tomans per Square Meter
Housing prices in Tehran have surged to nearly 90 million tomans per square meter, with over half of the city's residents unable to afford it.…
Elon Musk Forced to Retreat Before Supreme Court to Restore X in Brazil
Elon Musk's social network X has faced a suspension in Brazil due to non-compliance with legal requirements, leading to a legal battle with Judge Alexandre…
Hezbollah Claims Missile Attack on Northern Israel; Army Says All Rockets Were Intercepted
Hezbollah launched at least 10 missiles towards northern Israel in response to previous attacks, marking a significant escalation in hostilities. The Israeli army claims to…
Elections in Brandenburg State, Germany; Far-Right on the Brink of Another Victory
The far-right party 'Alternative for Germany' (AfD) is poised for another victory in the Brandenburg state elections, with polls showing them at 28% compared to…
Kamala Harris Accepts CNN's Invitation for Second Debate; Trump Declines
Kamala Harris has accepted an invitation to debate Donald Trump on October 23, while Trump has declined to participate, stating he will not engage in…
Kamala Harris Calls for Second Debate; Donald Trump: It's Too Late
Kamala Harris has accepted CNN's invitation for a second debate with Donald Trump, but Trump has rejected the idea, claiming it's too late as early…
Increase in Insulin Prices in the U.S. Leads to Federal Case Against Three Major Intermediary Companies
The FTC has filed a lawsuit against three major pharmaceutical intermediaries for allegedly driving up insulin prices and removing lower-cost options from insurance coverage. This…
Iran Air Bans Pagers and Walkie-Talkies on Flights to Lebanon
Iran Air has banned passengers from carrying pagers and walkie-talkies on flights to Lebanon due to safety concerns following recent explosions linked to Hezbollah. This…
Continued Rise in Essential Goods Prices; People's Food Basket Shrinking
The prices of essential goods in Iran continue to rise, with significant increases in the prices of items like tomato paste, eggs, and chicken. This…
Release of Images of Multiple Men Assaulting French Woman Escalates Court Proceedings
The court proceedings in France regarding the serial assaults on Ghislaine Polico have intensified after images of the assaults were shown in court. The case…
Israeli Defense Minister: The Center of Conflict is Shifting from Gaza to Lebanon; We Have Entered a New Phase of War
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant announced a shift in the conflict focus from Gaza to Lebanon, indicating a new phase of war. He emphasized the…
10-Day Maternity Leave for Rezvaneh Ahmadkhanbeigi; Informed Source to VOA: Judiciary's Goal is to Avoid Hospital Costs
Rezvaneh Ahmadkhanbeigi, a political prisoner, has been granted a 10-day maternity leave for childbirth, but must return to prison shortly after. Her husband is also…
Return of the Pakistani Taliban to Power Amid the Collapse of Government Authority in Northwestern Pakistan
The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has regained control in northwestern Pakistan, imposing severe restrictions on freedoms and rights, especially for women. This resurgence has led to…
Third Mahsa Jina Amini Scholarship at Radio Free Europe
Radio Free Europe is launching the third Mahsa Jina Amini Scholarship to honor the memory of Mahsa Amini, whose death in custody led to national…
90% of Gaza's Children Receive First Dose of Polio Vaccine
Philippe Lazzarini of UNRWA announced that 90% of Gaza's children have received their first polio vaccine dose amid ongoing conflict. The vaccination campaign is critical…
Significant Discrepancy in Suicide Statistics Presented by Police and Judiciary in Iran
Gholam-Abbas Torki reported a significant rise in suicide attempts and deaths in Iran, with discrepancies noted between police and judiciary statistics. The increase is particularly…
Emmy 2024: 'Shogun' and 'Bear' Win the Most Awards
The 76th Emmy Awards celebrated notable series, with 'Shogun' and 'Bear' winning multiple awards, including Best Drama and Best Comedy, respectively. The event highlighted significant…
The Strongest Storm in 75 Years Disrupts Life in Shanghai
The storm 'Bebinka' has hit Shanghai, causing significant disruptions and evacuations, with reports of extensive damage and power outages. This storm is noted as the…
Only Three Schools in Tehran Have Fire Safety Approval
As schools in Tehran prepare to reopen, only three out of 4,538 schools have fire safety approval, raising serious safety concerns. Ghodratollah Mohammadi, head of…
Increase in Car Prices Approved by First Vice President; Automakers Secured Aref's Agreement
The Iranian government, through First Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref, has approved a price increase for cars, following requests from major automakers. This decision has…
Annual Red Meat Consumption in Iran Falls to 'Less than 600,000 Tons'
Annual red meat consumption in Iran has fallen to below 600,000 tons, according to Ahmad Shad, Secretary of the Association of Importers of Raw Animal…
Israeli Army: The Death of Three Israeli Hostages Likely 'Collateral Damage' from Last Year's Attack on a Hamas Commander
The Israeli army confirmed that the deaths of three Israeli hostages were likely collateral damage from an airstrike targeting a Hamas commander in Gaza. This…
SpaceX Capsule Carrying American Billionaire Returns to Earth
Jared Isaacman, the first private astronaut to walk in space, returned to Earth after a five-day mission aboard a SpaceX capsule. This historic event marks…
Hezbollah Says It Does Not Intend to Go to War with Israel but Is Prepared to Respond
Hezbollah's Na'im Qassem stated that the group does not seek to initiate conflict with Israel but is prepared to respond if attacked. This comes amid…
Pope Francis Reveals Vatican Was Aware of Abbe Pierre's 'Sexual Abuse'
Pope Francis revealed that the Vatican was aware of the sexual abuse committed by Abbe Pierre, a prominent French cleric, at least since his death…
CENTCOM: Four Senior ISIS Members Killed in Iraq in August
In August, U.S. forces killed four senior ISIS members in Iraq, including Ahmad Hamid Hussein Abduljalil Al-Ithawi, who was responsible for operations in the region.…
CENTCOM Announces Names of Four ISIS Leaders Killed in Iraq During Joint Operation Two Weeks Ago
The U.S. Central Command announced the killing of four high-ranking ISIS leaders in Iraq during a joint operation with Iraqi security forces. This operation is…
Lack of Facilities in Iranian Stadiums Claims Another Life; Fan of Malavan Dies in Isfahan
A 60-year-old fan of the Malavan football team died from a heart attack during a match in Isfahan due to delayed medical assistance. The incident…
Poets and Lovers; Vincent van Gogh Exhibition in London
The National Gallery in London is hosting an exhibition titled 'Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers,' showcasing a triptych of Van Gogh's works together for the…
According to the Fire Department, 50% of Schools in Tehran are Unsafe
The Tehran Fire Department has revealed that 50% of schools in Tehran are unsafe, with no reported safety measures taken since last year. This alarming…
AFC Opposes Persepolis' Use of Persepolis Design on Jerseys
The Asian Football Confederation has prohibited Persepolis FC from using a jersey featuring the design of Persepolis in the Asian Elite League. This decision comes…
UN Concern Over Israeli Attack on School in Gaza; Israel: It Was a Gathering Place for Hamas 'Terrorists'
The UN expressed concern over an Israeli airstrike on a school in Gaza, which Israel claims was a Hamas command center. The attack resulted in…
23rd Anniversary of September 11 in the U.S.; Biden: The Fight Against Terrorist Networks Will Continue
On the 23rd anniversary of the September 11 attacks, President Biden and Vice President Harris will visit key sites of the tragedy, while former President…
Member of Parliament's Oversight Committee in the Supreme Nursing Council: If the Current Trend Continues, We Will Be Forced to Import 'Inexperienced Nurses and Doctors'
A member of the Iranian Parliament has warned that if the current trend of nurse and doctor emigration continues, Iran will be forced to import…
Israeli Army: 45 Rockets Fired from Lebanon Caused No Casualties
The Israeli army reported that 45 rockets fired from Lebanon caused no casualties. Israeli officials, including former war cabinet member Benny Gantz, are advocating for…
Germany to Control Its Land Borders to Combat Extremism
Germany is implementing land border controls for six months to combat extremism and illegal immigration, as announced by Interior Minister Nancy Faeser. This decision comes…
UN Staff in Gaza Released; UNRWA Chief Doubts Continuation of Polio Vaccination
UN staff in Gaza were detained by Israeli forces but later released, raising concerns about the ongoing polio vaccination campaign in the region. The head…
Forced Evacuation of Female Dormitory at Allameh Tabatabai University in Tehran; 100 Students Must Find New Accommodation
Approximately 100 female students at Allameh Tabatabai University in Tehran were forcibly evacuated from their dormitory, facing disarray and loss of belongings. The university's handling…
Thousands Protest the Appointment of Michel Barnier as Prime Minister of France
Thousands protested in France against the appointment of Michel Barnier as Prime Minister by Emmanuel Macron, accusing him of ignoring election results favoring the left.…
Security Forces Attempt to Arrest Hadith Najafi's Sister
Afsoun Najafi reported that security forces attempted to arrest her at her parents' home, showing her an arrest warrant and urging her to return to…
Billion-Toman Loans for the Board of Directors; Head of the Stock Exchange Resigns
Majid Eshghi, the head of the Iranian Stock Exchange, resigned following revelations of low-interest loans granted to him and other board members, sparking public outrage.…
Washington and Baghdad Reach Agreement on U.S. Troop Withdrawal Plan
The U.S. and Iraq have reached a preliminary agreement on the withdrawal of American troops from Iraq, with a significant number expected to leave by…
French Woman Who Was Raped by Fifty Men: 'My Body is Warm but I Am Dead'
Ghislaine Poliquin, a 71-year-old woman, testified in a French court about being raped by fifty men over ten years due to her husband's orchestrated abuse.…
Hunter Biden Accepts All Charges in Tax Evasion Case
Hunter Biden has admitted to all charges in a federal tax evasion case involving $1.4 million in unpaid taxes from 2016 to 2019. This surprising…
Trump Says He Would Appoint Elon Musk as Head of 'Efficiency Commission' if Elected
Donald Trump has proposed appointing Elon Musk to lead a new commission aimed at auditing government spending and implementing reforms if he wins the presidential…
Housecleaning in the Ukrainian Government; Lawmakers Vote for New Zelensky Ministers
Ukrainian lawmakers have approved a significant cabinet reshuffle, appointing 9 new ministers, including a new foreign minister, amidst ongoing pressures for additional military and financial…
Michel Barnier Introduced as Prime Minister of France
Emmanuel Macron has appointed Michel Barnier as France's new Prime Minister to resolve a political deadlock following inconclusive parliamentary elections. Barnier faces significant challenges in…
Arab Vogue's Report on Googoosh; The Iranian Icon Guides Her Granddaughter in the Fashion World
The article discusses a report by 'Arab Vogue' on Googoosh and her granddaughter Mia, highlighting their close relationship and shared cultural legacy. It touches on…
Low-Intensity Resistance Exercises Have a Positive Impact on Sleep Duration
A study from the University of Otago found that low-intensity resistance exercises can increase sleep duration by about 27 minutes. The research involved 28 participants…
Increase in Islamophobia in Germany; Deletion of Video Showing Young Woman Being Devoured by Muslim Cleric
The Bavarian Ministry of the Interior deleted a controversial cartoon video depicting a Muslim cleric devouring a young woman after facing backlash for promoting Islamophobia.…
Saeedeh Shafiei, Economic Journalist, to be Imprisoned for the 'Third Time'
Saeedeh Shafiei, an economic journalist, is set to be imprisoned for the third time due to a decision by forensic and judicial authorities despite her…
At least four dead and 9 injured in shooting at a high school in the U.S.
A shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia resulted in at least four deaths and multiple injuries, with a 14-year-old student arrested as the suspect.…
First Visit of Egyptian President to Turkey in 12 Years Coincides with Improvement in Relations Between the Two Countries
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi visited Turkey for the first time in 12 years, meeting with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to discuss improving bilateral relations…
WHO and Republic of Korea Strengthen Partnership in Global Health
The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Republic of Korea held their second Strategic Dialogue in Seoul to strengthen their partnership in addressing global health…
Washington Post Report on the Second Tallest Man in the World; Morteza Mehrzad is a Star of the Paris Paralympics
The Washington Post highlighted Morteza Mehrzad, the second tallest man in the world and a key player for Iran's national sitting volleyball team, as a…
Major Changes in Ukrainian Cabinet; Resignation of Three Ministers Amid Deadliest Russian Attack This Year
Three Ukrainian ministers resigned amid speculation of significant government changes while Ukraine faced its deadliest Russian missile attack this year, resulting in numerous casualties. This…
Increase in Drug-Related Deaths in Iran
Iran has seen a significant increase in drug-related deaths, with approximately 6,500 recorded in 2023, the highest in five years. This alarming trend reflects a…
Putin's Arrival in Mongolia and Human Rights Watch's Call for His Arrest
Vladimir Putin arrived in Mongolia amid calls from Human Rights Watch for his arrest based on an ICC warrant for war crimes. This situation raises…
The 'Horrific' Case of a French Man Who Drugged His Wife to Facilitate Rape by Strangers
The trial of Dominique P., a retired French man accused of drugging his wife to facilitate her rape by strangers, has begun in Avignon, France.…
Results of Two State Elections in Germany: Historic Achievements for Far-Right and Far-Left Parties
The recent state elections in Germany saw historic victories for the far-right 'Alternative for Germany' and the left-wing 'Zehra Wagenknecht Alliance', signaling a significant shift…
Leaders of the Alternative for Germany Party Ready to Negotiate with Other Parties Following 'Historic' Victory
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party achieved historic victories in recent state elections, prompting discussions about coalition negotiations. Despite their success, other parties are…
Final Report: The Cause of Raisi's Helicopter Crash Was 'Complex Weather Conditions'
A final report by the Iranian military concluded that the helicopter crash involving former President Ebrahim Raisi was due to complex weather conditions, ruling out…
Blocking of Platform X in Brazil; Battle Over Freedom of Speech and User Migration to Other Social Networks
The Brazilian Supreme Court has ordered the immediate suspension of the social media platform 'X' due to Elon Musk's failure to appoint a legal representative…
Long Line of Children in Deir al-Balah, Gaza for Polio Vaccine
The Israeli military has paused operations in Gaza to allow for the vaccination of children against polio after the first case in 25 years was…