December 2014
Saudi Arabia Sets New Record in Executions by Beheading in 2014
Saudi Arabia executed a Pakistani man for drug trafficking, marking a record 83 beheadings in 2014. This reflects the country's ongoing use of capital punishment,…
Project 'Noah's Ark' in Russia; Genetic Bank of All Earth's Organisms
Moscow State University is launching a project called 'Noah's Ark' to create a genetic bank of all living and extinct species. This initiative aims to…
Being Different (8); Our Birth is Not a Mistake
The article features Gray Arnold, president of the Little People of America association, discussing his experiences with dwarfism and advocating for a change in societal…
At Least Six Bodies of AirAsia Flight Victims Recovered from the Water
Rescue teams have recovered at least six bodies from the AirAsia flight that crashed while en route from Indonesia to Singapore. The aircraft lost contact…
Storm and Flood in the Philippines Leave Dozens Dead
A severe storm in the Philippines has resulted in at least 53 deaths and displaced over a million people, marking one of the largest emergency…
Iran's Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade Receives Second Yellow Card from Parliament
Iran's Minister of Industry, Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh, received a second yellow card from parliament for failing to adequately explain the import of luxury cars and…
Guardian Council Spokesman: Presumption of Innocence Does Not Apply in Candidate Qualification
The spokesman for Iran's Guardian Council stated that the presumption of innocence does not apply when assessing candidates for elections, emphasizing the council's role as…
Bodies of Passengers from Missing AirAsia Plane Found
The search for the missing AirAsia plane has led to the discovery of numerous bodies and aircraft debris in the Java Sea, suggesting a tragic…
Approximately 400 People Visit Tehran Emergency Services in One Day Due to Pollution
On December 29, nearly 400 patients in Tehran sought emergency medical treatment due to severe air pollution, reflecting a significant increase in respiratory and heart-related…
The U.S. Expresses Deep Concern Over the Raid on Radio Free Europe Office in Baku
The U.S. has expressed serious concerns over the Azerbaijani government's treatment of Radio Free Europe staff following a police raid and office closure in Baku.…
Gmail Service Blocked in China
China has completely blocked access to Google's Gmail service after months of disruptions, attributing the action to its extensive internet filtering system known as the…
NASA's Plan for Human Settlement in the Atmosphere of Venus
NASA plans to send a team to Venus to explore the possibility of human habitation in its atmosphere, despite the planet's harsh conditions. This initiative…
Rescue Operations Continue for Hundreds of Passengers on Burning Ship in Greek Waters
A burning ship with 478 passengers in Greek waters is facing rescue challenges due to severe weather. Over 200 people have been evacuated, but many…
Call for Global Efforts to Save Syria's Historical Heritage
The UN has called for global efforts to protect Syria's historical heritage, which has been severely damaged during the ongoing war. The report highlights the…
Interrogation of Journalists from Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty in Baku
The Azerbaijani police have interrogated journalists from Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, using force to transfer them to the prosecutor's office, raising concerns about press freedom.…
Sadegh Mahroo, Voice Actor of 'Goril Angori', Passes Away
Sadegh Mahroo, a prominent Iranian voice actor known for his work in animation and film, passed away at the age of 75 in Germany. He…
Erdogan: Instead of Focusing on Turkey, Address Europe's Islamophobia
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticized Europe for its Islamophobia and rejected European criticisms of his government, asserting that Turkey will no longer be humiliated.…
U.S. Stock Indices Set New Records
U.S. stock indices, including the Dow Jones and S&P 500, have reached new record highs, driven by strong economic growth estimates. Analysts express concerns about…
Member of Parliament: Over Two Million Individuals Are Absent from Military Service
A parliamentary member revealed that over 2.4 million Iranians have been absent from military service for more than 10 years, with 300,000 educated Iranians abroad…
Commemoration of the Victims on the Tenth Anniversary of the Deadly Indian Ocean Tsunami
On the tenth anniversary of the Indian Ocean tsunami, countries across Asia held memorial ceremonies to honor the over 230,000 victims of the disaster. Survivors…
Allocation of Research Budget Following Recent Suicides in Masjed Soleiman
A committee has been formed in Masjed Soleiman to investigate recent suicides, with a budget of 20 million tomans allocated for research. The committee will…
Arson Attack on Mosque in Sweden Leaves Five Injured
An intentional fire at a mosque in Skellefteå, Sweden, injured five people and is being investigated as arson. The incident reflects the rising anti-immigrant sentiment…
Jordan Also Rejects Islamic State's Claim of Downing Fighter Jet
The Jordanian army has denied claims by the Islamic State that it shot down a Jordanian F-16 fighter jet. The U.S. Central Command also confirmed…
Russia: The Crisis of Ruble Devaluation Has Ended
Russia's Finance Minister Anton Siluanov announced that the country has overcome its currency crisis, with the ruble strengthening after recent measures including interest rate hikes.…
Remembering American Soldiers in Barack Obama's Christmas Message
Barack Obama delivered a Christmas message reflecting on the end of the U.S. combat mission in Afghanistan and honoring military families. He emphasized the sacrifices…
Dog Follows Ambulance to Stay with Its Sick Owner
A touching incident in Brazil where a dog followed an ambulance to stay with its sick homeless owner has gone viral on social media. The…
A Few Cubic Meters of Love: The Story of an Iranian Boy's Love for an Afghan Girl
The film 'A Few Cubic Meters of Love' tells the poignant story of an Afghan girl and an Iranian boy in love amidst the struggles…
Iran's Border Commander: Three Terrorists Arrested at Northwestern Borders
Iran's border police arrested three individuals suspected of being suicide operatives carrying explosives at the northwestern borders. The arrests follow previous reports of planned attacks…
USA: The Jordanian Plane Was Not Shot Down by ISIS
The U.S. Central Command refuted claims by ISIS that they shot down a Jordanian F-16 and captured its pilot. Jordan confirmed the incident, but the…
Iran's Ministry of Health: 47 Million People Consume Unhealthy Food
Iran's Deputy Minister of Health revealed that 47 million citizens consume unhealthy food, contributing to a high prevalence of hypertension among the population. The government…
Sony Pictures Begins Online Screening of 'The Interview'
Sony Pictures has launched the online screening of 'The Interview' after facing cyberattacks linked to the film's controversial content. The film is available for streaming…
Police Shooting of Armed Black Man in Missouri Sparks Protests
A police shooting of an armed Black man in Missouri has sparked protests reminiscent of previous unrest following the killing of Michael Brown. The incident…
Central Bank: Iran's Economic Growth at Four Percent in the First Half of 2014
The Central Bank of Iran reported a four percent economic growth in the first half of 2014, marking the first expansion in three years. President…
Australia: Discovery of Evidence Regarding Potential Terrorist Attack on Government Centers
The Australian Federal Police have arrested two suspects linked to a potential terrorist threat against government facilities following a recent hostage situation in Sydney. Prime…
Committee to Protect Journalists: At Least 60 Journalists Were Killed in 2014
The Committee to Protect Journalists reported that at least 60 journalists were killed globally in 2014, with a notable number being international journalists. The report…
US Stock Index Sets Historic Record of 18,000 Points
The US stock market has reached a historic milestone with the Dow Jones surpassing 18,000 points, driven by strong economic growth of 5% in the…
Erdogan: Efforts to Control Turkey's Population are Treason
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan condemned population control efforts as treason, insisting that a growing young population is essential for Turkey's future. His remarks come…
Concerns in France Following 'Deliberate Accident' of Vehicle with Pedestrians
A driver in Nantes, France, injured 10 pedestrians in a deliberate vehicle attack, raising concerns following similar incidents. Officials claim the driver was mentally unstable,…
Death of Two Iranian Cheetahs in Road Accidents
Two Iranian cheetahs, including a mother and one of her cubs, were killed in separate road accidents, highlighting the dangers faced by this endangered species.…
"Alango"; A Website for Iranian Underground Designers
Alango is an Iranian website that has been selling handmade works by Iranian designers internationally for two years. Founded by Golshid Mola, the site aims…
Wall Street Journal: The 2012 Bombing Was the Work of Bashar al-Assad
The Wall Street Journal claims that Bashar al-Assad orchestrated a 2012 bombing that killed key military and intelligence officials in Syria, contradicting previous narratives that…
Bronze Statue of Ronaldo Unveiled in His Hometown
Cristiano Ronaldo unveiled a bronze statue of himself in his hometown of Funchal, Madeira, expressing pride and gratitude for the honor. The statue, designed by…
Tunisian Secular Candidate Claims Victory in Presidential Election
Mohamed Beji Caid Essebsi claims victory in Tunisia's first free presidential election, while current president Moncef Marzouki refuses to concede until official results are announced.…
Man in France Attacks Pedestrians with Car Shouting 'Allahu Akbar'
A man in Dijon, France, attacked pedestrians with a car while shouting 'Allahu Akbar', injuring 11 people. This incident follows another attack in which a…
Holding Free Presidential Elections in Tunisia
Tunisia held its second round of presidential elections on December 30, marking the first free election since its independence in 1956. The main candidates are…
Morteza Ahmadi, Iranian Cinema and Music Artist, Passes Away
Morteza Ahmadi, a prominent Iranian actor and singer, died at the age of 90 in Tehran after a long battle with lung issues. He was…
The U.S. Increases Its Weapons Stockpile in Israel by Two Hundred Million Dollars
The U.S. has signed a bill increasing military aid to Israel by $1.8 billion, including a $200 million increase in weapons stockpiles. This move emphasizes…
Attack by assailant shouting Allahu Akbar injures three police officers in France
A 20-year-old man attacked three police officers in France while shouting Allahu Akbar, injuring them before being shot dead by police. The assailant was identified…
Heavy Clashes Between Peshmerga and ISIS in Sinjar City
Heavy clashes occurred between Iraqi Kurdish Peshmerga forces and ISIS in Sinjar city as Peshmerga broke the siege of Mount Sinjar and provided aid to…
One Can Awaken Society but Not Humiliate It
Youssef Abadari's speech critiquing social indifference in Iran sparked intense reactions, especially on social media, as he examined the public's emotional response to the death…
In Response to Rocket Fire, Israel Bombards Gaza
Israel launched airstrikes on Gaza in response to a rocket fired from the territory, marking the first military action since the 51-day conflict last summer.…
The Academy of Persian Language: Ups and Downs
The article discusses the history and challenges faced by the Academy of Persian Language and Literature, highlighting its ongoing struggle to promote Persian vocabulary amidst…
"Ten Years Old and Divorced"; The Forced Marriage of an Arab Girl Child
The film "I am Najom; ten years old and divorced" highlights the shocking reality of a ten-year-old girl forced into marriage, challenging harmful traditions in…
Obama: We Will Respond Appropriately to North Korea's Cyber Attack
President Obama criticized Sony Pictures for delaying the release of 'The Interview' following threats from North Korea, asserting that such censorship cannot be tolerated. He…
Is 'Medication' the Solution to 'Opium'?
The article discusses the alarming rates of drug addiction in Iran, highlighting that two percent of the population and one percent of students are addicted.…
The Siege of Yazidis in Sinjar Mountains Broken by Peshmerga
The siege of Yazidis in the Sinjar Mountains has been broken by Kurdish Peshmerga forces with the support of US-led airstrikes, allowing hundreds of Yazidis…
New Albums Coming This Winter in Iran
Reza Yazdani is releasing a new album titled 'Cell Personal' this winter, featuring underwater music videos, while Sina Hejazi has finally received permission to release…
Interview with Azita Ghahreman: Self-Censorship and the Erasure of Women's Individuality in Poetry
Azita Ghahreman discusses her latest poetry collection 'Hypnosis in Dr. Caligari's Office', exploring themes of self-censorship, gender identity, and the narrative techniques in her work.…
Discovery of 8,000-Year-Old Olive Oil in Israel
Archaeologists in northern Israel discovered a 7,700-year-old village, revealing early human knowledge of olive oil's properties. This finding challenges previous beliefs about the origins of…
An Iranian Asylum Seeker in Australia Requests Not to Be Resuscitated if in a Coma
An Iranian asylum seeker in Australia has been on a hunger strike for over a month and has requested not to be resuscitated if he…
White House Does Not Rule Out Raul Castro's Visit to the U.S.
The White House has not ruled out the possibility of Raul Castro visiting the U.S. following the announcement of normalized relations between the U.S. and…
Members of Boko Haram Kidnap at Least 185 Women and Children in Nigeria
Boko Haram militants kidnapped 185 women and children and killed 35 in northeastern Nigeria, raising concerns about security forces' effectiveness. The attack reflects the ongoing…
Prosthetic Hand Controlled by Brain Signals Successfully Tested
A new prosthetic hand that can be controlled by brain signals has been successfully tested on a woman with quadriplegia. This innovation represents a significant…
Skype Introduces New Real-Time Conversation Translation Tool
Skype has launched a new tool called 'Skype Translator' that provides real-time translation of conversations between users speaking different languages, initially supporting English and Spanish.…
25,000 Dollar Prize for Jafar Panahi's 'Gol'
Jafar Panahi has won a 25,000 dollar award for his screenplay 'Gol', which addresses the struggles of disabled individuals in Iran. This recognition highlights both…
Outernt: Free Access to Information for Everyone, Without Internet
Outernt is a project providing free access to information via satellite for individuals without internet access. It operates like a radio transmitter, allowing users to…
The U.S. Strongly Condemns Taliban Attack on School in Peshawar
The Taliban launched a deadly attack on a military-run school in Peshawar, Pakistan, killing over 130 people, primarily students. U.S. President Barack Obama condemned the…
The Story of a 'Mercedes' with Mani Rahnama
This article discusses a recent episode of 'Headphone' featuring Iranian singer Mani Rahnama, who reflects on his song 'Mercedes' and its significance in overcoming censorship.…
At least 130 people killed in Taliban attack on school in Peshawar
A Taliban attack on a school in Peshawar resulted in the deaths of at least 130 individuals, including many students. The attack was reportedly a…
Latest in the Global Music Market: 'Miracle' for 'Unbroken'
Prominent rock and pop artists are featured in films this year, with Coldplay's song 'Miracle' for Angelina Jolie's 'Unbroken' being a key highlight. Other artists…
Arrest of Two Individuals for Acid Attack on a Young Girl in Tehran
Two individuals were arrested for an acid attack on a young girl in Tehran, attributed to personal disputes. The police commander acknowledged ongoing investigations into…
USS Ponce Equipped with Laser Weapon in Persian Gulf Waters
The USS Ponce has been equipped with a $40 million laser weapon, marking a significant advancement in U.S. naval technology. This weapon can effectively target…
Iranian Society; Ostriches with Their Heads in the Snow
The film 'Snow' by Mehdi Rahmani, showcased at the Dubai International Film Festival, explores the disintegration of a traditional Iranian family during a critical engagement…
Iran: We Informed Australia About the Hostage-Taker's Psychological Conditions
An Iranian refugee, Mohammad Hassan Manteqi, took hostages in a Sydney café and was killed during a police raid. The Iranian Foreign Ministry condemned the…
The Number of Ebola Victims in West Africa Reaches 6,800
The World Health Organization reports that Ebola victims in West Africa have reached 6,841, with the majority of cases in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.…
Hostage Situation at 'Lindt Cafe' in Sydney Ends with Police Assault
A hostage situation at the Lindt Cafe in Sydney ended with a police assault that resulted in the deaths of three individuals, including the hostage-taker,…
Hong Kong Dismantles Last Camps of Pro-Democracy Protesters
The Hong Kong government has dismantled the last remaining camps of pro-democracy protesters, arresting several activists in the process. This action reflects ongoing tensions between…
Oil Prices Decline Again
Oil prices have dropped again, reaching levels not seen in five years, attributed to market conditions and increased U.S. shale production. OPEC's Secretary-General has indicated…
Environment, Cancer, and the Need for Awareness
The article discusses the efforts of a group of mothers in Italy, led by Anna Magri, who are advocating for environmental awareness and action against…
Iran's Agreement for Afghan Students to Study in Two New University Fields
Iran has agreed to extend the residency of 450,000 Afghan nationals for six months and allow Afghan students to study in aerospace and mining engineering.…
Death of Anoushiravan Arjmand, Actor in Cinema and Television
Anoushiravan Arjmand, a prominent Iranian actor, passed away at the age of 73 after a prolonged illness. His contributions to Iranian cinema and theater were…
The Controversy Surrounding Hafez Nazeri and the Grammy Award: Politics or Competition?
The debate over Hafez Nazeri's participation in the Grammy Awards has sparked controversy, with accusations of dishonesty regarding the album's nomination. This situation highlights the…
Request to Summon Dozens of Ahmadinejad Administration Officials in Social Security Case
A lawyer has filed a petition to summon over a hundred officials from Ahmadinejad's administration, including former board members of the Workers' Welfare Bank, in…
Efforts to Revive the Oak Trees of Zagros
Iranian officials are planning a one trillion toman project to revive the struggling Zagros oak forests, which are severely affected by pollution, drought, and wildfires.…
ISIS Intensifies Attacks to Capture Samarra
ISIS has intensified its attacks to capture Samarra, a significant Shia holy city, leading to warnings from Ayatollah Sistani and calls for stronger military action…
One Dead and Four Injured Following Mortar Explosion in Karbala
A mortar explosion in Karbala, Iraq, resulted in one death and four injuries, with no Iranian casualties reported. The incident occurred amid a significant influx…
Nearly Ten Million People in Iran are Illiterate
The head of Iran's Literacy Movement Organization announced that nearly 10 million people in Iran are illiterate, with a focus on educating those under 49.…
Daily Savings of 'Seven Million Liters of Gasoline' in 2013 and 2014
Iran's Executive Vice President announced that modernization of taxi fleets and cancellation of illegal fuel cards saved approximately seven million liters of gasoline daily in…
Iranian News Agencies: Explosions Occurred in Karbala
Explosions have occurred in Karbala, Iraq, where millions of Shia pilgrims are gathered for the Arbaeen ceremony. While there are reports of injuries, no Iranian…
Being Different (7); They Do Not Accept Me as a Woman
Dr. Ju Gosling, a prominent figure in the disability rights movement, discusses the societal perceptions of disability and the harmful labels attached to disabled individuals.…
Iraq: 17 Million Shia Pilgrims Enter Karbala for Arbaeen Ceremony
Iraq has seen a record 17.5 million Shia pilgrims enter Karbala for the Arbaeen ceremony, with significant participation from Iranian nationals. This year's event is…
Dick Cheney: George Bush Was Aware of CIA Interrogation Details
Dick Cheney asserts that George W. Bush was aware of the CIA's torture methods on terrorism suspects, contradicting claims of ignorance. The Senate report reveals…
Best-Selling Singles of 1984
The article discusses the best-selling singles of 1984, highlighting significant tracks like 'Careless Whisper' by George Michael, 'I Just Called to Say I Love You'…
Renewed Concerns Over the 'Massacre' of Migratory Birds in Fereydunkenar
Concerns are rising over the illegal hunting of migratory birds in Fereydunkenar, Iran, with numbers reportedly increasing to one million annually. The Iranian Department of…
Palestinian Minister Dies Following Clash with Israeli Police
Ziad Abu Ein, a Palestinian minister, died during a clash with Israeli border police while protesting against Israeli settlements in the West Bank. His death…
Nobel Prize Ceremony in Sweden and Norway
On December 10, Sweden and Norway celebrate the Nobel Prize ceremony, where winners receive prestigious awards including a gold medal and diploma. This event is…
Alert at U.S. Embassies Ahead of Senate Committee Report Release
The U.S. is bracing for potential security threats ahead of the release of a Senate report detailing harsh interrogation methods used by the CIA post-9/11.…
Roots of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The article discusses the historical and political roots of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, highlighting its emergence after World War II in response to…
Amnesty International Accuses Israeli Army of Committing 'War Crimes'
Amnesty International has accused the Israeli army of committing war crimes by intentionally targeting residential buildings during the recent Gaza conflict. The organization is calling…
Obstruction in Medical Care for Zahra Rahnavard
Mir Hossein Mousavi has publicly criticized the authorities for obstructing medical care for his wife, Zahra Rahnavard, who has been denied treatment for three weeks.…
Oil Prices Drop by Four Percent to Lowest Level in Five Years
Oil prices have dropped significantly, reaching their lowest levels in five years, with predictions of further declines. Key players like Morgan Stanley and OPEC countries…
Typhoon Hagupit Approaches the Capital of the Philippines
Typhoon Hagupit has caused 21 deaths in the Philippines and is moving towards Manila, leading to significant disruptions. The Philippine Red Cross has confirmed the…
The UN Seeks a Place to Shelter Tens of Thousands of Syrians
The UN and over 30 humanitarian organizations are urging countries to find shelter for 180,000 Syrian refugees displaced by the ongoing civil war. This comes…
Iraqi Foreign Minister: The International Coalition Came Late to the War
Iraqi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari criticized the international coalition for its delayed response to the fight against ISIS, emphasizing the role of Iraqi forces in…
Beyoncé Breaks Record; Grammy Nominees for 2015 Announced
The nominees for the 2015 Grammy Awards have been announced, with Beyoncé breaking the record for the most nominations for women in Grammy history. Sam…
Iran's Minister of Communications and Information Technology States User Identity Verification is a Priority
Iran's Minister of Communications announced that verifying internet users' identities is a priority for the government, indicating a future where all users must have identifiable…
Iran Trade Development Organization: Labor Exports Halved
The Iranian government has announced a significant reduction in labor exports, with only $32 million dispatched this year compared to $75 million last year. Minister…
Identification of Internet Users' Identity Declared a Priority by the Ministry of Communications
The Iranian government is prioritizing the identification of internet users, stating that no user will be allowed to access the internet without an established identity.…
New US Spacecraft 'Orion' Launched into Space
The US launched its new spacecraft 'Orion' on December 14, marking a significant step towards future human space exploration, including missions to Mars. This unmanned…
Arrest of Khadija Ismayilova, Azerbaijani Journalist of Radio Free Europe in Baku
Khadija Ismayilova, a prominent journalist known for exposing corruption in Azerbaijan, was arrested in Baku following allegations that she incited an individual to suicide. Her…
Obama: Washington Will Continue Efforts for Nuclear Agreement with Iran
President Obama reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to pursuing a nuclear agreement with Iran while expressing uncertainty about Iran's willingness to negotiate. This comes amid extended…
A Woman Suspected of Murdering an American Teacher in Abu Dhabi Arrested
A woman has been arrested in the UAE for the murder of an American teacher and for allegedly planting a bomb outside the home of…
Contradictory Statements from Iranian Officials Regarding Water Pollution in 8 Areas of Tehran
Iranian officials are at odds over the safety of Tehran's drinking water, with the Health Minister denying any issues while a city council member claims…
Freedom House: Iran Ranked Worst in Internet Freedom
Freedom House's latest report ranks Iran as the worst country in the world for internet freedom, highlighting severe restrictions and violations of user rights. The…
Nuclear War and Bob Dylan, Artistic War and Robbie Williams
Bob Dylan's handwritten manuscripts are being auctioned, with estimated prices between $30,000 and $50,000 each, while Robbie Williams unexpectedly released an album 'Under the Radar'…
Protests Against Acquittal of a Police Officer in New York
Protests erupted in multiple U.S. cities against a grand jury's decision to acquit a police officer involved in the death of Eric Garner, a Black…
World Health Organization: Ebola is Intensifying in Sierra Leone
The World Health Organization reports a severe increase in Ebola cases in Sierra Leone, with 537 new cases in the last week of November. Despite…
Surrendering Does Not Mean Defeat
Three university professors in Hong Kong, who initiated the Occupy movement, have decided to surrender to the police while aiming to strengthen their networks. Lee…
Arrest of 'Wife and Son' of ISIS Leader in Lebanon
Lebanese authorities have arrested the wife and son of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who are currently being interrogated. This arrest occurs amid ongoing negotiations…
Musical Nostalgia in Three New Albums: New Releases in the UK Market
This article discusses the latest music releases in the UK, focusing on AC/DC's new album 'Rock Or Bust', Take That's 'III', and She & Him's…
26-Year Prison Sentence for Pakistani Actress for 'Blasphemy'
Veena Malik, a Pakistani actress, has been sentenced to 26 years in prison for blasphemy after dancing on a television program. The ruling has sparked…
Step by Step Number 60: H for 'States'
The article discusses the concept of 'States' in music theory as part of a series from Radio Farda. It highlights the significance of this topic…
UN Food Aid to 1.7 Million Syrian Refugees Halted
The UN's World Food Programme has suspended food aid to 1.7 million Syrian refugees due to budget shortages, risking severe hunger as winter approaches. This…
The Artist Who Disappeared Forever
Richey Edwards, a Welsh guitarist and songwriter, was officially declared dead eight years after his mysterious disappearance at the age of 27. He was a…
Why Hawking is 'Wrong' About God?
Stephen Hawking's views on the non-existence of God and the Big Bang being a product of physical laws have sparked significant debate. Critics, including Dan…
National Report on Violence Against Women 'Has Turned to Pulp'
A report on domestic violence against women in Iran has reportedly been lost or destroyed, raising concerns about the lack of documented research on the…
Deputy Health Minister: 85,000 People in Iran Likely Infected with HIV
Iran's Deputy Health Minister announced that approximately 85,000 people are likely infected with HIV, highlighting a crisis among injecting drug users and women with high-risk…