December 2024
Former Political Prisoner Files Complaint Against Guard for 'Beating' in Tabriz
Armita Paveer, a former political prisoner, has filed a complaint against a prison guard for assaulting her with intent to kill. This incident highlights ongoing…
50% Capacity of Industrial Parks Halted Due to Power Outages in Iran
The activity of industrial parks in Iran has been halted at 50% capacity due to frequent power outages, exacerbated by energy shortages and increased consumption…
Fuel and Input Rationing Has Destroyed Agriculture in Iran
Farmers in Iran are facing a crisis due to fuel and input rationing, which has significantly impacted agricultural production and competitiveness. Key figures like Mohammad…
Central Bank Reports Halving of Iran's Economic Growth
Iran's Central Bank reports a significant drop in economic growth from 5.3% to 2.9% in the first half of the year, primarily due to reliance…
Chaotic Home Appliance Market; Sellers Say 'Not Selling is More Profitable than Selling'
The Iranian home appliance market is experiencing significant price increases and instability, with sellers claiming that holding onto goods is more profitable than selling due…
Trump Criticizes Panama Canal Tariffs, Threatens to Reclaim Control
Donald Trump criticized Panama for excessive tariffs on the Panama Canal and threatened to reclaim control unless a fair agreement is reached. His comments have…
Trump: If tariffs are not reduced, we will reclaim the Panama Canal; Panama's reaction
Donald Trump has criticized the high tariffs for ships using the Panama Canal and threatened to reclaim it if the situation does not change, prompting…
Ghalibaf: With 'First Place' in Oil and Gas, Why Should We Have Imbalances?
Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf criticized Iran's energy imbalances despite the country's vast oil and gas reserves, questioning the government's failure to address these issues. He highlighted…
Iran's Autumn Crop Production Decreased by 30% Due to Power Outages
Iran's agricultural production has decreased by 30% due to power outages affecting irrigation and farming equipment. The government struggles to meet electricity demand, leading to…
Energy Crisis in Iran; University Classes Shift to Online Until End of Term
Iranian universities are transitioning to online classes until the end of the term due to an energy crisis, which has led to widespread power outages…
A Government Official: Diesel Fuel Reserves for Power Plants Decreased by 65%
The diesel fuel reserves for Iran's power plants have dropped by 65%, threatening stable electricity supply amid record gas consumption in Tehran. Officials are managing…
Continued Consequences of the Gas and Electricity Crisis; 'Greenhouse Vegetables' Will Become More Expensive
The price of gas for greenhouse owners in Iran has surged by 3.8 times, compounded by electricity outages, threatening the viability of greenhouse agriculture. This…
Heavy Casualties Likely in French Island Mayotte Due to Storm
Cyclone Chido has caused severe destruction in Mayotte, a French overseas territory, with officials estimating hundreds to potentially thousands of casualties. The storm has also…
Electricity Crisis in Iran; Investors Regret Involvement in the Electricity Industry
Iran's electricity sector is facing a crisis due to energy supply issues and a lack of private investment, leading to widespread blackouts affecting industries. Officials…
Mehrdad Mirdamadi's Radio Report on the Intensification of Air Pollution in Iran
The report highlights the alarming air pollution levels in Iranian cities, particularly Tehran, which have reached a crisis point. This situation poses significant health risks…
Who is Mohammad al-Bashir, the Head of the Transitional Government of Syria?
Mohammad al-Bashir has been appointed as the new Prime Minister of the Transitional Government of Syria following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime. He has…
Twelfth Night of Protests in Tbilisi; Britain Suspends Engagement with Georgian Government
Protests in Tbilisi against the Georgian government's suspension of EU membership negotiations have continued for twelve nights, with thousands participating. The British government has suspended…
56 Killed in Clash During Football Match in Guinea
A football match in Guinea turned deadly after a controversial referee decision led to violence, resulting in 56 fatalities, including many children. The incident has…
Massive Crowd of Protesters on the Third Night of Demonstrations in the Capital of Georgia
Thousands of protesters gathered in Tbilisi for the third consecutive night against the Georgian government's decision to postpone EU membership negotiations. The protests have escalated,…