July 2024
Shervin Hajipour, the protesting singer, announces confirmation of his prison sentence
Shervin Hajipour, an Iranian singer known for his protest song 'Baraye', has had his prison sentence confirmed by an appeals court. He faces 3 years…
A Weight Loss Drug May Be Effective in Slowing Alzheimer's Symptoms
A recent UK study suggests that liraglutide, a weight loss drug, may slow cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients. With the number of Alzheimer's cases expected…
Russia Claims to Have Shot Down 19 Ukrainian Drones Along the Border
Russia claims to have shot down 19 Ukrainian drones near its border, while Ukraine reports missile and drone attacks from Russia. The ongoing conflict continues…
Death of Several Ukrainian Civilians in Airstrikes on Donetsk; Russia Claims Territorial Gains
Russian airstrikes in Donetsk resulted in the deaths of five civilians and injuries to 15 others, including children. Moscow claims to have made territorial gains…
50% Increase in the Number of Electric Vehicles Used Worldwide
A report from Germany indicates a 50% increase in electric vehicle usage worldwide, with China leading the way. In contrast, Iran struggles with inadequate infrastructure…
Director of Controversial Paris Olympics Show: I Was Not Inspired by the 'Last Supper'
The artistic director of the Paris Olympics opening ceremony, Thomas Jolly, faced backlash for scenes perceived as mocking Christianity but defended the event as a…
Photo Gallery | Kamala Harris, Vice President of the United States, Meets with Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel
Kamala Harris has gained sufficient support for the Democratic nomination in the upcoming U.S. presidential election. Meanwhile, the new British government is changing its stance…
Rocket Attack on Ain al-Assad Airbase in Iraq Remains Casualty-Free
Multiple rockets were fired at Ain al-Assad Airbase in Iraq, where U.S. forces are stationed, but no casualties occurred. This incident follows a military meeting…
Death of Dozens of Migrants Following Capsizing of Two Boats in Yemeni and Mauritanian Waters
Dozens of migrants have died in two separate boat capsizing incidents in Yemen and Mauritania. The UN Refugee Agency and the International Organization for Migration…
The Severe Typhoon 'Gaemi' After Devastating Taiwan is Heading Towards China
Typhoon Gaemi has devastated northeastern Taiwan, causing fatalities and extensive damage, and is now heading towards China, where it may exacerbate existing flooding issues. The…
Historic Record of Population Decline in Japan Amid Surge in Foreign Residents
Japan's population has declined for the fifteenth year in a row, with record low births and high deaths, while the number of foreign residents is…
UN: 9% of the World's Population Experienced Hunger in 2023
The UN reports that 9% of the global population faced hunger in 2023 due to military conflicts, economic crises, and climate conditions. Approximately 733 million…
Iraqi Government Bans Activities of PKK
The Iraqi government has officially banned the activities of the PKK, a Kurdish militant group, following long-standing Turkish requests. This ban reflects Iraq's position amid…
Sudden Halt of Iran's Electricity Exports to Iraq
Iran has abruptly halted its electricity exports to Iraq, coinciding with Turkey's new electricity exports to the same country. This has led to significant blackouts…
New Challenge for Mars Travel: Expiration Dates of Medications
Researchers have identified that the expiration dates of most medications astronauts would take on a Mars mission will expire before the journey is completed. This…
UN Reports Agreement Between Yemeni Government and Houthis on Financial Matters
The UN has announced that the Yemeni government and Houthi rebels have reached an agreement to lift banking sanctions against each other, mediated by Saudi…
Iran Customs Reduces Import Duties on iPhones from 100% to 15%
Iran has significantly reduced import duties on iPhones from 100% to 15%, aiming to alleviate the financial burden on consumers amid rising mobile phone prices.…
Family of American Doctor Who Died in Syria Sues Bashar al-Assad's Government
The family of Majd Kamelmaz, an American doctor who died in Syrian detention, has filed a lawsuit against the Assad government in the U.S. They…
US Warns Citizens on Tenth Anniversary of Jason Rezaian's Arrest: Do Not Travel to Iran
On the tenth anniversary of Jason Rezaian's arrest, the US government warns its citizens against traveling to Iran due to the risk of arbitrary detention…
Bangladesh's Supreme Court Revokes Most Quotas for Public Jobs
The Supreme Court of Bangladesh has revoked most public job quotas, leading to ongoing protests against the government. The decision has sparked outrage among students…
Death of 40 Migrants in Boat Fire off the Coast of Haiti
At least 40 Haitian migrants died when their boat caught fire while attempting to reach the Turks and Caicos Islands. The incident underscores the dangers…
Zelensky's Presence at UK Cabinet Meeting; Calls for Long-Range Missile Strikes on Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky attended a UK cabinet meeting, calling for continued Western support and the use of long-range missiles against Russia. UK Prime Minister…
Donald Trump Officially Accepted the Republican Party Nomination for the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election
Donald Trump officially accepted the Republican nomination for the 2024 presidential election, emphasizing unity and promising to end international crises, including conflicts in Ukraine and…
Dubai Ruler's Daughter Unprecedentedly Divorces Husband on Instagram
Sheikha Mahra, daughter of the Dubai ruler, announced her divorce from her husband on Instagram in an unprecedented move for a member of the UAE…
Axios: The U.S. Warns Iran About Suspicious Nuclear Activities
The U.S. has warned Iran about suspicious nuclear activities that could lead to weapon development, expressing serious concerns. Both U.S. and Israeli officials are monitoring…
Extension of Baghdad's Exemption for Purchasing Electricity from Iran; U.S. Says It Helps Maintain Stability in Iraq
The U.S. has extended Iraq's exemption from sanctions for importing electricity from Iran, citing the need to maintain stability in Iraq amid recent heatwaves and…
Human Rights Watch Report: 'Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes' in the Attacks of October 7 and After
A Human Rights Watch report details war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by Hamas and other Palestinian groups during the October 7 attack on…
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Attack on Shia Mosque in Oman
ISIS has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack on a Shia mosque in Oman, resulting in at least 9 fatalities. The incident raises concerns about…
400 Iranian Trucks Stranded in Afghanistan
400 Iranian trucks carrying Iraqi diesel are stranded in Afghanistan due to Taliban authorities rejecting the cargo as substandard. The situation has led to diplomatic…
Nine Killed in 'Hostage-Taking and Shooting' Incident at Mosque in Oman
A shooting incident at a mosque in Muscat, Oman, resulted in the deaths of nine people, including three shooters and one police officer, while 29…
Elections in Syria; The Next Parliament May Facilitate the Extension of Assad's Rule
Syrians voted for a new parliament expected to facilitate constitutional changes allowing Bashar al-Assad to extend his presidency. The election occurs amidst ongoing economic crises…
Pakistan Government Aims to Ban Imran Khan's Party Activities
The Pakistani government plans to ban Imran Khan's political party over allegations of illegal foreign funding and involvement in riots. This decision could intensify the…
Azerbaijan Embassy in Iran Resumes Operations
Azerbaijan's embassy in Iran has resumed operations at a new location after a previous attack that killed one staff member. The reopening follows an agreement…
Bernie Sanders Defends Joe Biden's Continued Candidacy in Election Race
Bernie Sanders has publicly defended Joe Biden's candidacy for the presidential election, urging Democrats to support him despite calls for withdrawal due to poor debate…
Why Iran's Electricity Shortage Gets Worse Every Year?
Iran is facing a severe electricity shortage this summer, estimated at 14,000 megawatts, leading to blackouts and industrial limitations. The government has failed to meet…
The Roosevelt Task Force Enters the Area Covered by the U.S. Fifth Fleet
The USS Theodore Roosevelt task force has arrived in the area covered by the U.S. Fifth Fleet to promote stability and protect commerce amid rising…
Two Buses Fall into a River in Nepal, Leaving Over 50 Dead
Two buses fell into a river in Nepal due to a landslide, resulting in over 50 fatalities. Continuous heavy rainfall has hindered rescue efforts, with…
Narcissistic Individuals Become 'Kinder and More Adaptable' with Age
A study reveals that narcissism tends to decrease with age, leading to increased kindness and adaptability in individuals with narcissistic traits. The findings are significant…
Germany to Remove Equipment from Two Chinese Companies from Its 5G Networks
Germany plans to remove Huawei and ZTE equipment from its 5G networks by 2026 to enhance security and reduce reliance on Chinese technology. This decision…
UAE Court Sentences 43 Government Opponents to Life Imprisonment
A UAE court has sentenced 43 opposition members to life imprisonment for alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, with additional sentences for others involved. Human…
Reza Shahabi Ends Hunger Strike Following Promises for Immediate Attention to His Demands
Reza Shahabi, a labor activist imprisoned in Iran, ended his hunger strike after prison officials promised to address his medical needs and conditional release. His…
At least 40 individuals sentenced to life imprisonment in the United Arab Emirates
At least 40 human rights activists in the UAE have been sentenced to life imprisonment in a mass trial criticized as unjust. The case has…
Tax on Sweetened Beverages Leads to Significant Reduction in Sugar Consumption in the UK
The UK sugar tax implemented in 2018 has significantly reduced sugar consumption among children and adults, with a 45% decrease in children and 33% in…
Join the Data-Driven Journalism Team at Radio Farda
Radio Farda is seeking new members for its data-driven journalism team to analyze Iranian government data and produce in-depth reports. The position offers flexible hours…
Severe Heat in Canada; Scientists Attribute This Temperature Increase to 'Human-Caused Climate Change'
Canada is experiencing unprecedented heat linked to human-caused climate change, with temperatures significantly exceeding normal levels. The Canadian government has committed to substantial reductions in…
US Disrupts Russia's Covert Online Campaign to Spread Moscow's Propaganda
The US has disrupted a Russian covert operation using fake social media accounts and AI to spread pro-Kremlin propaganda ahead of the presidential elections. This…
Death of 'Former Bodyguard of Hassan Nasrallah' in Israeli Attack; Two Israeli Citizens Killed in Golan
In a recent Israeli airstrike in Syria, Yasser Nimer Qarnabesh, a former bodyguard of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, was killed, along with another individual. This…
Former Bodyguard of Hezbollah Leader Killed in Syria
The former bodyguard of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed in an Israeli attack in Syria, raising the death toll of Hezbollah members in the…
Reza Shahabi, imprisoned labor activist in Evin prison, goes on hunger strike
Reza Shahabi, a labor activist imprisoned in Evin prison, has initiated a hunger strike to protest inadequate medical treatment and ongoing harassment by prison officials.…
Brazil Implements Free Trade Agreement with Palestine
Brazil has enacted a long-awaited free trade agreement with the Palestinian Authority to support Palestine economically. This move is significant as it reflects Brazil's recognition…
Amnesty International Warns of the Danger of Executing Ahmadreza Jalali
Amnesty International has raised alarms about the imminent execution of Ahmadreza Jalali, a dual-national doctor imprisoned in Iran for espionage, following an unfair trial. His…
A Cleaning Team Collected 11 Tons of Trash, Four Bodies, and One Skeleton on the 'Roof of the World'
A cleaning team on Mount Everest, consisting of Nepalese soldiers and Sherpas, has collected 11 tons of trash, four bodies, and one skeleton this spring.…
Israeli Protesters Block Roads Demanding Agreement for the Release of Hostages in Gaza
Israeli protesters are demanding the government negotiate for the release of hostages held by Hamas, blocking roads and gathering outside ministers' homes. The protests coincide…
David Lammy: Britain Seeks a Balanced Position Regarding the Gaza War
David Lammy, the new UK Foreign Secretary, emphasizes the need for a balanced approach to the Gaza conflict, advocating for a ceasefire and the release…
Conversion of Monetary Fine to 39 Months Imprisonment for Atefeh Rangriz, Imprisoned Women's Rights Activist
Atefeh Rangriz, a women's rights activist, has had her monetary fine converted to a 39-month prison sentence amid new charges against her. This reflects ongoing…
Telegraph: New British Prime Minister Cancels Illegal Immigrant Deportation Plan to Rwanda on First Day in Office
Keir Starmer, the new Prime Minister of the UK, canceled the controversial plan to deport illegal immigrants to Rwanda on his first day in office.…
Hossein Ronaghi Responds to Government Elections on July 15: 'The Second 'No' Was Much Louder'
Hossein Ronaghi criticized the Iranian government's elections held on July 15, stating that the public's rejection of the regime is growing louder. He emphasized the…
German Media: 'UEFA Banned Merih Demiral'
Merih Demiral, a Turkish football player, has been banned by UEFA for displaying the Grey Wolves symbol during a celebration, which has sparked international controversy.…
Swedish Diplomat Recalls His Time in Prison in Iran
Johan Flodros, a Swedish diplomat, was released from Iranian prison after 800 days and recounted his harrowing experiences during captivity. He proposed to his boyfriend…
Russian Court Sentences American Citizen to Over 12 Years for Drug Trafficking
Robert Romanov Woodland, an American citizen, has been sentenced to 12.5 years in a Russian prison for drug trafficking. His case highlights the increasing risks…
Rana, Sister of Mujahid Korkor, Arrested in Tehran
Rana Korkor, sister of political prisoner Mujahid Korkor, was arrested by security forces in Tehran. This incident highlights the ongoing repression of families of political…
Polling Stations Open in Britain for Parliamentary Elections
Early parliamentary elections have started in Britain, potentially ending 14 years of Conservative rule. Polls indicate a significant lead for the Labour Party, which could…
Israeli President Acknowledges Dispute Between Netanyahu and Biden Over U.S. Arms Supply
Israeli President Isaac Herzog acknowledged recent tensions between Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Biden over U.S. arms supplies to Israel during a July 4th event.…
Google's Greenhouse Gas Emissions Increased by 48% Due to AI Development
Google's greenhouse gas emissions have increased by 48% over the past five years, contrary to its goal of achieving zero emissions by 2030. The rise…
Turkey Closes Border Crossings with Syria Following Outbreak of Violence
Turkey has closed its border crossings with northwestern Syria following a surge of violence triggered by a sexual assault accusation against a Syrian man. The…
Multivitamins Increase Risk of Early Death
A study by American researchers indicates that daily multivitamin use may increase the risk of early death rather than extend lifespan. The research analyzed nearly…
The U.S. Does Not Expect Fundamental Changes in Iran After the Elections
The U.S. has stated it does not expect any significant changes in Iran following the presidential elections, citing the lack of fairness in the electoral…
World Athletics President Promises Increased Support for Ukraine in Meeting with Zelensky
Sebastian Coe, President of World Athletics, met with Ukrainian President Zelensky to reaffirm support for Ukraine amidst the ongoing Russian invasion. He committed to financial…
Informed Source to VOA: Zartosht Ahmadi Raghab Transferred to Solitary Confinement for Boycotting 'Sham Elections'
Zartosht Ahmadi Raghab, a political prisoner, was transferred to solitary confinement for boycotting the Iranian elections and announced a hunger strike in protest. His actions…
Iranian Man Shot Dead After Knife Attack on German Police Officers
An Iranian man was shot dead by police in Germany after attacking officers with a knife at a train station. The attacker, who had previously…
Taliban Calls for Lifting Sanctions by the International Community
The Taliban is pressing the international community to lift economic sanctions during a UN-led meeting in Doha, marking their first participation in such a forum…