November 2016
Mahmoud Abbas Remains Leader of Fatah Movement
Mahmoud Abbas has been re-elected as the leader of the Fatah movement during its congress in Ramallah, marking his continued leadership despite declining popularity and…
The Death Toll from the Train Collision in Semnan Reaches 36
A tragic train collision in Semnan, Iran, has resulted in at least 36 deaths and numerous injuries, with conflicting reports on the exact number of…
40 Days of Uncertainty for Mohammad Ali Taheri
Mohammad Ali Taheri, a political prisoner and founder of 'Erfan Halqeh', has been without news for 40 days. His supporters continue to demand his release…
About 40 Iranians Killed in ISIS Suicide Attack in Hilla, Iraq
A suicide attack by ISIS on a gas station in Hilla, Iraq, has resulted in the deaths of approximately 40 Iranian pilgrims returning from the…
Dozens Killed and Injured in Suicide Attack on Iranian Pilgrims in Iraq
A suicide bombing targeting Iranian pilgrims in Iraq has resulted in at least 80 fatalities, with many injured. The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for…
Former Advisor to Iran's UN Mission Accepts Charges in US Federal Court
Ahmad Sheikhzadeh, a former advisor to Iran's UN mission, accepted charges related to false tax statements and conspiracy to violate US sanctions. He faces a…
Javanfekr: Ahmadinejad's Trip to Khuzestan is Not Political or Propagandistic
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's media advisor claims his upcoming trip to Khuzestan is not politically motivated, despite media speculation. Ahmadinejad aims to participate in Arbaeen programs and…
An Eye for an Eye?
The article discusses the implementation of the ancient punishment of 'an eye for an eye' in Iran, focusing on a recent case involving an uncle…
The Structure of Social Damages in Iran in Three Charts
The article discusses the alarming state of social damages in Iran, highlighting that the government can no longer ignore these issues. It emphasizes the critical…
Islam, Girls, and Acceptance of Puberty Responsibilities
The article discusses the appropriateness of ages 9 and 13 for girls to assume responsibilities related to puberty and marriage in Islam. Fariba Davoodi Mohajer…
92,000 People Get Cancer Annually in Iran
Iran's Deputy Minister of Health reported that 92,000 people are diagnosed with cancer annually, attributing the rise to increased life expectancy, environmental factors, and lifestyle…
Narges Mohammadi Calls for Review of Her Case by the Parliament's Article 90 Commission
Narges Mohammadi, a prominent human rights activist serving a 16-year prison sentence, has called on the Iranian Parliament to review her case amid concerns for…
Opposition of Fundamentalist Jews in Netanyahu's Government to the Law Prohibiting the Broadcast of Azan from Loudspeakers
A fundamentalist Jewish minister in Israel has successfully blocked a proposed law that would have banned the broadcast of the azan from mosque loudspeakers. This…
Tehran's Air Quality Reaches Red Alert Status
Tehran's air quality has reached a red alert status, indicating it is unhealthy for all individuals due to high levels of particulate matter. The Tehran…
Ministry of Health: Life Expectancy in Iran is 74 Years
The Iranian Ministry of Health announced that life expectancy in Iran has reached 74 years, with projections indicating a rise in elderly population. This highlights…
A Member of Parliament: Foreign Students in Iran Have Very Weak Academic Foundations
Karen Khanlari, a member of the Iranian Parliament, criticized the academic foundations of 21,000 foreign students in Iran, claiming they come from 'very weak' scientific…
Bus Accident on the Way to Karbala Claims the Lives of 26 Iranian Pilgrims
A tragic bus accident on the way to Karbala resulted in the deaths of 26 Iranian pilgrims, with the incident attributed to the driver's loss…
Press Jury Member Criticizes Government for Suing Media
Ali Akbar Ash'ari, a member of the Iranian Press Jury, criticized President Hassan Rouhani's government for its lawsuits against media outlets, arguing that the government's…
Why Did Mohammad Javad Zarif Go to Lebanon? Alireza Noorizadeh Responds
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif visited Lebanon to discuss with officials following Michel Aoun's election as president. The visit is significant as it occurs…
Iran's Foreign Minister Visits Beirut
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif visited Beirut to meet with Lebanese officials, including newly elected President Michel Aoun. The visit is significant as it…
Window: Enemies of Information as Reported by Reporters Without Borders
Reporters Without Borders has highlighted the repression of journalists in Iran, naming Ayatollah Khamenei among the enemies of information freedom. The organization reports that over…
Explosion Near Shia Imams' Shrine in Samarra; 10 Iranians Killed
A car explosion near the shrine of Shia Imams in Samarra, Iraq, killed 10 Iranian pilgrims and injured around 60 others, while a suicide bombing…
Four Islamic Scholars and an Architect as Guests of Ayatollah Milani
Ayatollah Seyyed Fazl Hosseini Milani hosted a dinner in London for prominent Islamic scholars and an architect, discussing their contributions to Islamic thought and culture.…
Clinton or Trump: Gathering Votes and Voting Through Cinema
The article discusses the intertwining of cinema and politics in the U.S., particularly during presidential elections, focusing on how films, especially documentaries, have been used…
Iran's Youth Boxing Team Will Not Compete in World Championships; 'For the Sake of Honor'
The Iranian Boxing Federation has decided not to send its youth boxing team to the World Championships in Russia, citing concerns over their morale and…
Forensic Medicine Chief: The Tabriz Doctor is Likely the Killer
Ahmad Shojaei, head of Iran's Forensic Medicine Organization, announced that a Tabriz doctor is likely the killer of his family, who died from poisoning. The…