July 2024
Heatwave in the Mediterranean Region Was 'Practically Impossible' Without Climate Change
A recent report by climate scientists indicates that the heatwave in the Mediterranean in July was largely due to climate change, with temperatures exceeding 40…
Following Maduro's Victory Announcement in Venezuela, Protesters Took to the Streets
Following Nicolás Maduro's announcement of victory in the Venezuelan presidential election, widespread protests erupted across the country, with demonstrators accusing the electoral commission of fraud.…
Result of Reduced Working Hours in Iran: Only 5 to 7 Percent of Power Shortage Compensated
A senior Iranian energy official reported that a reduction in working hours on August 6 only compensated for 5 to 7 percent of the country's…
Severe Environmental Consequences of Israel's Attack on Houthi Oil Storage Facilities
Israel's recent airstrike on Houthi oil storage facilities in Hodeidah has led to significant environmental damage, including hazardous gas emissions and fuel leaks into the…
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…
Energy Expert Forecasts: Gas, Electricity, and Gasoline Rationing in the Coming Years
An energy expert warns that Iran may face gas, electricity, and gasoline rationing within five years if current management and sanctions issues persist. The expert…
A Labor Activist Rejects Social Security's Claim About 'Not Cutting Workers' Insurance'
Mikael Sedighi, a labor activist, criticized the Social Security Organization for claiming that construction workers' insurance has not been cut, asserting that 15,000 workers in…
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…
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…
Strike of 'Thousands' of Contract Workers in the Oil and Gas Industry Continues
Thousands of contract workers in Iran's oil and gas industry are on strike, demanding better working conditions and wage increases. The strike has entered its…
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…
Surprise in French Elections; Left Coalition Wins, Prime Minister Resigns
The left coalition in France unexpectedly won a relative majority in the parliamentary elections, leading to the resignation of Prime Minister Gabriel Attal. This shift…
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.…
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…