January 2016
Disagreement in Merkel's Government Over Inviting Rouhani
The German government is divided on whether to invite Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to Berlin after his recent visits to Italy and France. Chancellor Angela…
Three Explosions in Damascus Leave at Least 45 Dead
Three explosions in Damascus, claimed by ISIS, have resulted in at least 45 deaths and 40 injuries, occurring near a significant Shia shrine. This violence…
Zika May Become a 'More Dangerous' Threat Than Ebola
Health experts are warning that the Zika virus could pose a greater threat than Ebola, particularly due to its asymptomatic nature, making tracking difficult. The…
Reactions to France's Position on the Middle East Peace Process
France plans to host an international conference to address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with the possibility of recognizing Palestine if peace talks fail. Reactions from Palestinian…
Waiting for the Birthday Celebration at the Gallows
The article discusses the grim reality faced by minors in Iran who are sentenced to death and must wait in prison until they turn eighteen.…
Trump Did Not Attend and Still Won the Game!
Donald Trump did not attend the Republican debate but remained the focal point of media attention and public discourse. His absence sparked criticism from rivals…
Interview with Mahtab Vahidi Rad and Simin Fahandaj on Sentencing of Baha'i Citizens in Golestan Province
24 Baha'i citizens in Golestan Province have been sentenced to a combined total of 193 years in prison, reflecting the systemic discrimination against the Baha'i…
Pakistan: We Will Continue Efforts to Reduce Tensions Between Tehran and Riyadh
Pakistan is actively mediating to reduce tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia, despite recent rejections from Saudi officials. This situation is critical as it follows…
Maoist Rebels Kill 7 Police Officers in India
Maoist rebels in India killed seven police officers in a landmine attack during a return from a search operation. This incident highlights the ongoing conflict…
UN: Syrian Government Ignored Major Humanitarian Aid Requests
The UN has reported that the Syrian government ignored the majority of humanitarian aid requests in 2015, leaving millions in need. Only a small fraction…
Saeed Abedini: I Was Tortured in Prison
Saeed Abedini, an Iranian-American pastor, claims he was tortured in Evin Prison for refusing to sign false confessions. He was recently released as part of…
Coming of Age Under Death Sentences; Juvenile Offenders and the Death Penalty
Amnesty International's report reveals that Iran has executed at least 73 juvenile offenders in the last decade, with many more awaiting death sentences. This practice…
Recent Debate Among Democrats Following Narrowing Gap Between Main Rivals
The recent Democratic debate highlighted Hillary Clinton's emphasis on her experience and sound judgment, while Bernie Sanders criticized her past support for the Iraq War.…
Cold Weather in East Asia Leaves at Least 65 Victims
Unprecedented cold weather in East Asia has resulted in at least 65 deaths and significant transportation disruptions across Taiwan, China, Japan, and South Korea. The…
Another Iranian Receives the Knight of Arts and Letters Award from France
Dr. Darakhshesh, an Iranian professor, is set to receive the Knight of Arts and Letters award from France for her contributions to promoting French language…
Biden Emphasizes Intensified Efforts to Push Back ISIS from the Turkish Border
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden announced a joint effort with Turkey to combat ISIS along the Turkish-Syrian border, emphasizing military options if peace talks fail.…
Severe Blizzard Reaches Washington, D.C.
A severe winter blizzard has hit Washington, D.C., causing at least 7 fatalities and heavy snowfall expected to reach up to 80 centimeters. The storm…
Japan Lifts Nuclear Sanctions Against Iran
Japan has lifted its nuclear sanctions against Iran following the implementation of the JCPOA, aiming to enhance bilateral relations and contribute to regional stability. This…
Kerry: I Discussed the Fate of Three Americans in Iraq with Zarif
John Kerry discussed the disappearance of three Americans in Iraq with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif during the World Economic Forum. Iraqi officials are…
Iraqi Prime Minister Expresses Doubt About Iran's Involvement in Disappearance of Three Americans
Three Americans have gone missing in Iraq, with Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi expressing doubt about Iranian involvement in their disappearance. The incident raises concerns…
Hollande: Iran's Return to the International Stage is Now Possible
François Hollande states that Iran's reintegration into international relations is now feasible after sanctions were lifted. This follows Iran's compliance with nuclear commitments, and President…
Unemployment Rate in Iran Reached 10.7% in Fall 2015
The unemployment rate in Iran fell slightly to 10.7% in fall 2015, but increased compared to the previous year. Over 2.6 million people are unemployed,…
Kurdish Peshmerga Accused of 'War Crimes' in Northern Iraq
Amnesty International has accused Kurdish Peshmerga forces of committing war crimes by destroying Arab homes in northern Iraq, citing evidence of coordinated attacks. A senior…
Obama Addresses the People of Iran: You Are a Great Civilization with a Living Culture
Barack Obama addressed the Iranian people, emphasizing their rich cultural heritage and the potential for new relationships following the nuclear agreement. He highlighted the isolation…
Three Americans Have Disappeared in Baghdad
Three American contractors and their translator have reportedly been kidnapped in Baghdad, prompting a response from the U.S. State Department, which is working with Iraqi…
126 Hostages from Hotel Attack in Burkina Faso Released
A security operation in Burkina Faso led to the release of 126 hostages from the 'Splendid' hotel after an attack by Islamist militants. The attack…
Tehran to Host Chinese President on January 21 and 22
Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit Iran on January 21 and 22, leading a high-level delegation to discuss regional issues and sign multiple cooperation agreements.…
Ban Ki-moon: Starving the People in Syria is a War Crime
Ban Ki-moon has condemned the Syrian government's actions leading to famine as war crimes, emphasizing the need for urgent humanitarian aid. Western nations are pushing…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini-142
The radio program "At Five O'Clock" discusses recent events in Iran, including U.S. President Trump's comments on Iran's actions and the potential for military options.…
Why are Iowa and New Hampshire so important in the U.S. elections?
The article discusses the significance of the Iowa and New Hampshire primaries in the U.S. presidential election process. These states are crucial as they set…
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Explosions in Iraq
ISIS has claimed responsibility for multiple explosions in Iraq that resulted in at least 45 deaths and numerous injuries. The attacks occurred as the Iraqi…
Aid to Starving Syrians Delayed
Aid to famine-stricken Syrians has been delayed due to technical issues, with reports of deaths from starvation among besieged populations. The situation is critical as…
World Bank: 6% Growth for Iran's Economy in 2016
The World Bank projects Iran's economic growth to rise to 5.8% in 2016 and peak at 6.7% in 2017, primarily due to the expected release…
Syrian Government Agrees to Aid Cities at Risk of Mass Death
The Syrian government has agreed to provide humanitarian aid to cities suffering from severe food shortages due to military sieges. This decision comes as the…
Five O'Clock with Kambiz Hosseini - 141
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the potential for increased violence and radicalization among the opposition. Key figures like…
The Real King Kong Went Extinct Due to Climate Change
Gigantopithecus, the largest ape, went extinct due to its inability to adapt to dietary changes caused by climate change. This extinction highlights the impact of…
Iran's Ambassador to Kuwait: The Level of Relations Between the Two Sides Has Not Changed
Iran's ambassador to Kuwait has clarified that relations between Iran and Kuwait remain unchanged despite Kuwait recalling its ambassador following attacks on Saudi diplomatic sites…
A 6.7 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Northeastern India
A 6.7 magnitude earthquake hit northeastern India, causing at least five confirmed deaths and injuries to dozens. The quake prompted widespread panic, with many residents…
White House: New Iran Sanctions Related to Missile Program Need More Time
The U.S. government is preparing new sanctions against Iran's missile program but needs more time for diplomatic and technical actions. This comes as Iran is…
Parviz Tanavoli, Saqqakhaneh, Pop Art, and Tate Modern
The Tate Modern in London is showcasing an exhibition titled 'The World Becomes Pop,' featuring works from the pop art movement, including pieces by Iranian…