September 2015
Producer Inflation Rate in Iran Has Dropped to Single Digits
Iran's producer inflation rate has dropped to 9.3%, indicating a continued downward trend in inflation. The Central Bank reports a decrease in both point-to-point and…
Indonesia Criticizes Saudi Arabia's Response to Deadly Mina Incident
Indonesia has criticized Saudi Arabia for its delayed response to the deadly Mina incident during Hajj, where hundreds died. The Indonesian government is seeking better…
Reports of '30 Civilians' Killed in Arab Coalition Attacks in Yemen
Reports indicate that at least 30 civilians were killed in an airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen, a claim denied by Saudi officials. The…
Italian Prime Minister: A Large Italian Delegation is Going to Iran
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi announced a significant delegation will visit Iran to explore cooperation in various sectors, including oil and gas, during a meeting…
Spain; Separatists Win in Catalonia Parliamentary Elections
Separatist parties in Catalonia have won a majority in the parliamentary elections, securing over 48% of the votes. This victory may enable them to declare…
Yazidis File Complaint Against Islamic State Group for 'Genocide'
Two Yazidi groups have filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court against the Islamic State for genocide and sexual slavery. This complaint details horrific…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 126
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various political issues in Iran, including the responsibility of the opposition and the potential radicalization of society. Key…
Exhumation of the Last Russian Tsar and His Wife for Authenticity Testing
The remains of Nicholas II and Alexandra are being exhumed for genetic testing to confirm their identities as part of a new investigation marking the…
Pope Francis Discusses Climate Change, Poverty, and Immigrants During Visit to the U.S.
Pope Francis visited the U.S., discussing urgent issues like climate change, poverty, and immigration. He called for action and support from America, emphasizing the Church's…
41 Billion Liters of Fuel Consumed in Iran in the First Half of This Year
Iran has consumed 41 billion liters of fuel in the first half of this year, with gasoline usage increasing by over 3% compared to last…
Iran: The Agency Has No Plans to Inspect Our Military Sites
Iran's Atomic Energy Organization spokesperson claimed that the IAEA has no plans to inspect military sites, and the recent visit by IAEA chief Yukiya Amano…
Taliban Women in Jerusalem
The 'Taliban Women,' a group of ultra-Orthodox Jewish women in Jerusalem, have gained attention for their extreme dress and beliefs. This group, which has recently…
Amano: Significant Progress Made on Iran's Nuclear Program History
Yukiya Amano, the IAEA Director General, reported significant progress in investigating Iran's nuclear program history after his visit to Iran. However, he noted that much…
55 Killed in Turkish Airstrikes on PKK Positions in Iraq
Turkish airstrikes have killed at least 55 PKK members in northern Iraq amid an ongoing conflict that has escalated since a ceasefire was broken in…
Saudi Arabia Warns: We Will Respond to Political Behavior During Hajj
Saudi Arabia has issued a warning to Hajj pilgrims against political behavior during the pilgrimage, emphasizing the need for security amidst recent terrorist attacks and…
The Wandering of Refugees and Migrants Between Croatia, Hungary, and Austria
Refugees and migrants are stuck between Croatia, Hungary, and Austria as Hungary refuses entry from Serbia. Croatia has started transferring migrants back to Hungary, leading…
The Green Continent; Dark Tales
The article discusses the ongoing humanitarian crisis faced by Middle Eastern refugees in Europe, highlighting the stark contrasts between the treatment of refugees and the…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 125
The radio program 'Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the implications of U.S. President Trump's statements on Iran and the death of the…
The Death Toll from the Severe Earthquake in Chile Reaches Eight
A severe 8.3 magnitude earthquake struck Chile, resulting in eight deaths and prompting over one million evacuations. The Chilean government has lifted the tsunami warning…
Claim of Hosting Iranian Telegram Users' Data in the Country: '100% Nonsense'
Telegram has rejected Iranian officials' claims that 30% of Iranian users' data is hosted in Iran, calling it 'nonsense.' This has sparked concerns among users…
Reactions to the Clash Between Hungarian Police and Refugees at the Serbian Border
Clashes occurred between Hungarian police and refugees at the Serbian border, leading to international criticism and calls for humane treatment. The Hungarian government defended its…
The U.S. Warns North Korea Against Engaging in 'Provocative Actions'
The U.S. has warned North Korea against provocative actions following its announcement to resume nuclear activities at the Yongbyon facility. This warning comes amid concerns…
Vatican's Strong Support for Nuclear Agreement with Iran
The Vatican has publicly reaffirmed its strong support for the nuclear agreement with Iran ahead of Pope Francis's visit to the U.S. This statement comes…
Hungary Blocks Main Route for Refugees into the European Union
Hungary has blocked the main route for refugees entering the EU, enforcing new laws that automatically return asylum seekers at the Serbian border. Prime Minister…
Egyptian Forces Accidentally Kill Several Mexican Tourists
Egyptian security forces mistakenly killed 12 individuals, including Mexican tourists, during an operation targeting terrorists in the Western Desert. The incident has drawn international attention,…
Muqtada al-Sadr Condemns Kidnapping of Turkish Workers in Baghdad
Muqtada al-Sadr condemned the kidnapping of 18 Turkish workers in Baghdad and expressed willingness to cooperate with the government for their release. The incident highlights…
Continued Unrest in Turkey: Death of Two More Police Officers in Diyarbakir Due to Bomb Explosion
A bomb explosion in Diyarbakir, Turkey, killed two police officers and injured five others, attributed to PKK militants. The Turkish army continues operations against the…
Ayatollah Sistani Calls for the Release of Kidnapped Turkish Workers in Iraq
Ayatollah Sistani has called for the release of 18 Turkish workers kidnapped by a Shia militia in Baghdad. The incident highlights ongoing tensions in Iraq…
Hungarian Camerawoman Who Kicked Refugees Apologizes
Petra Laszlo, a Hungarian camerawoman, apologized for kicking refugees in a viral video, claiming she acted out of fear. Her actions sparked outrage, leading to…
Clashes Continue in Kurdish Regions of Turkey
Clashes continue in Turkey's Kurdish regions, with military operations leading to civilian casualties and international concern over human rights abuses. The Turkish government is facing…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 124
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the implications of U.S. President Trump's comments on military options against Iran and…
Netanyahu: Khamenei's Statements Leave No Illusions
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu reacted strongly to Ayatollah Khamenei's claim that Israel will not exist in 25 years, asserting Israel's strength and calling for international…
Imprisoned Blogger's Concern Over Exile to Tabas
Mohammad Reza Pourshajari, an imprisoned blogger, is facing exile to Tabas after being re-arrested following his release from a four-year prison sentence. He has expressed…
42% Decrease in Building Permit Issuance in Iran in 2014
In 2014, Iran saw a significant decline in building permits issued, with a 41.7% drop compared to the previous year, indicating a continued recession in…
Signs of Increased Plutonium Production in North Korea
North Korea is reportedly resuming plutonium production, which could enhance its nuclear capabilities, according to analysts from Johns Hopkins University. This increase in atomic activity…
Fresh Clashes Between Police and Refugees on Greek Island
Clashes erupted on the Greek island of Lesbos between police and nearly 2,500 refugees attempting to board a government ship. The situation has been described…
Mahmoud Barati, Imprisoned Teacher, Executed on Drug-Related Charges
Mahmoud Barati, a teacher imprisoned for nine years, was executed along with ten others for drug-related charges. His execution has been condemned by Amnesty International,…
Continued Clashes in Southeast Turkey
Clashes between PKK militants and Turkish security forces have intensified in southeastern Turkey, resulting in multiple casualties. The violence follows the breakdown of a ceasefire…
The Case Regarding Yasser Arafat's Death in France Closed
French judges have closed the case regarding the suspicious death of Yasser Arafat, citing insufficient evidence to support claims of foul play. Despite this, Palestinian…
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Mosque Bombings in Yemen
The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for bombings at a Shiite mosque in Yemen, resulting in at least 28 deaths and 75 injuries. The attacks…
International Monetary Fund: The Impact of China's Economic Recession is Beyond Initial Expectations
The IMF warns that China's economic recession is impacting the global economy more than expected, urging countries to continue supporting reforms and investments. This situation…
Libya's Government Bans Entry of Citizens from Iran, Yemen, and Pakistan
The Libyan government has banned the entry of citizens from Iran, Yemen, and Pakistan, following similar bans on other countries. This decision is part of…