April 2015
Narges Mohammadi Discusses Her New Charges
Narges Mohammadi, a prominent human rights activist in Iran, faces new charges and is set to appear in court. She has a history of imprisonment…
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…
Interview with Mehdi Ahmadi about Hossein Ghandi's Activities
The article discusses an interview with Mehdi Ahmadi regarding the initiatives of Hossein Ghandi aimed at bridging the gap between education and practical experience in…
Obama Takes Responsibility for the Deaths of Hostages in Afghanistan
President Obama accepted responsibility for the deaths of two hostages, an American and an Italian, during a U.S. drone strike against al-Qaeda in Afghanistan. He…
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…
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.…
Mohammad Morsi Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison in Egypt
Mohammad Morsi, the former president of Egypt, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for his role in the killing of protesters in 2012.…
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…
The Helmand Water Dispute: An Unresolved Issue Between Iran and Afghanistan
The Helmand River water dispute between Iran and Afghanistan has resurfaced, with Iranian officials accusing Afghanistan of misrepresenting floodwaters as Iran's rightful share. Experts emphasize…
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.…
Over a Hundred Killed and Wounded in Nangarhar Province Explosion in Afghanistan
A series of explosions in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, have resulted in over a hundred casualties, with conflicting claims of responsibility from the Taliban and ISIS. The…
The Normalization of Arabophobia
The article discusses the normalization of Arabophobia in Iranian society, particularly in the wake of a disrespectful incident involving Iranian teenagers at Jeddah airport. This…
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.…
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…
Reaction to Israeli Journalist's Visit to Iran: 'No Responsibility on the Ministry of Culture'
Israeli journalist Orly Azulay visited Iran on a tourist visa, raising questions about her reporting status. Iranian officials deny responsibility for her entry, emphasizing that…
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…
The Danger of Destroying Part of Gilan's Forests with the Construction of Shafaroud Dam
The Iranian Environmental Protection Organization opposes the construction of the Shafaroud dam due to its potential destruction of over 175 hectares of ancient Hyrcanian forests.…
Iran and the Economic Complexity Index
The Iranian Parliament's Research Center has reported that Iran's ranking in the Economic Complexity Index has declined from 64th in 1964 to 110th in 2012,…
The Presidents of the United States and Venezuela Meet for the First Time
Barack Obama and Nicolas Maduro met for the first time during the Summit of the Americas, where they discussed U.S.-Venezuela relations. The meeting comes amid…
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.…
Reports of Looting in Tikrit; Shiite Militias Withdraw from the City
Reports have emerged of looting and violence in Tikrit as Iranian-backed Shiite militias withdraw from the city after reclaiming it from ISIS. Local officials claim…
What Will the Lausanne Agreement Change?
The article discusses the implications of the Lausanne Agreement on Iran's nuclear program, questioning its effects on Iran's economy, social dynamics, and international relations, particularly…
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…
Will the Impact of Lifting Sanctions Show in a Few Months?
Economic expert Mehrdad Emadi discusses the potential impacts of lifting sanctions on Iran's economy, emphasizing that failure to reach an agreement will increase trade costs…
Amnesty International: China and Iran Have the Highest Execution Rates in the World
Amnesty International reported that Iran had the second-highest number of executions in 2014, with 743 people executed, following China. The report highlights the alarming rates…
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…
Victory of Former Dictator in Nigeria Elections; Congratulations from the African Union
Muhammadu Buhari, the former military dictator of Nigeria, won the presidential election against Goodluck Jonathan, marking what analysts call the first democratic transfer of power…