April 2016
Response of Guardian Council Member to Rouhani's Position on Minou Khalighi
Siamak Rahpeyk of the Guardian Council responded to President Rouhani's comments about the disqualification of Minou Khalighi, asserting that the Guardian Council retains authority over…
Interior Ministry's Response to Hadad Adel's Claims of Government Interference in Elections
The Iranian Interior Minister and his deputy have responded to claims made by Gholamali Hadad Adel regarding government interference in the elections, requesting evidence and…
Riyad Mansour Implicitly Compares Israel's Actions to Nazi Germany
Riyad Mansour, the Palestinian UN ambassador, compared Israel's actions to those of Nazi Germany during a press conference following a heated exchange with the Israeli…
Liquidity in Iran Reaches One Million Trillion Tomans
The Central Bank of Iran reported that liquidity reached one million trillion tomans by February 2016, marking significant growth compared to the previous year. Despite…
Former Speaker of the U.S. House John Boehner Criticizes Ted Cruz
John Boehner has publicly criticized Ted Cruz, calling him the 'embodiment of the devil' and stating that Cruz must 'pass over my dead body' to…
A House, A Land 100
The article discusses the significance of the Iranian carpet industry in relation to the environment as it marks its hundredth program. It highlights the historical…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 155
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including comments from Trump regarding military options and human rights issues. The program highlights…
Arrest of 15 in Turkey Following Suicide Bombing in Bursa
Fifteen individuals were arrested in Turkey following a suicide bombing in Bursa that injured 13 people but caused no fatalities. The bombing occurred shortly after…
UN: Famine and Hunger in North Korea are Worsening
The UN's FAO has reported a significant decline in food production in North Korea, leading to increased risks of famine and hunger among its population.…
UN Representative in Syria: What negotiations can be held under bombardment?
The UN envoy for Syria, Stefan de Mistura, highlights the ongoing violence in Syria, with a citizen dying every 25 minutes, and calls for a…
It Was Their Day; Trump and Clinton
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump emerged victorious in the latest primary elections, with Clinton's wins solidifying her lead over Bernie Sanders. Trump's victory, while significant,…
US Warning About 'Terrorist' Threats in Turkey's Tourist Areas
The US Embassy in Turkey has issued a warning about potential terrorist attacks in tourist areas, citing credible threats from terrorist groups. This comes amid…
Eat Pickles to Reduce Anxiety
Researchers at William & Mary University found that fermented foods like pickles can help reduce anxiety among students. The study suggests that probiotics in these…
The Dreams of Ayatollah
Ayatollah Khamenei discussed the stages of achieving Islamic civilization during a meeting, outlining five stages with the current focus on forming an Islamic government. Analysts…
Ahura Mazda in the TV Series 'Game of Thrones'
The sixth season of 'Game of Thrones' features the character Azor Ahai, who embodies traits of Ahura Mazda from Zoroastrianism. This character is expected to…
Zarif: The Holocaust Cartoon Contest is Not Related to the Iranian Government
Iran's Foreign Minister Zarif claims the government does not support or control Holocaust cartoon contests, comparing them to the Ku Klux Klan in the U.S.…
Canada Condemns the Murder of Its Citizen by Abu Sayyaf Group
Justin Trudeau condemned the murder of Canadian citizen John Ridsdel by the Abu Sayyaf group in the Philippines, following his kidnapping in 2015. The Philippine…
Facebook is Concerned
Facebook is experiencing a significant decline in personal content sharing, with over a 20% drop in user-generated posts, photos, and videos. This trend raises concerns…
Oil Strike in Kuwait
Kuwait is facing a significant oil strike due to proposed salary cuts for government employees, particularly affecting oil workers. The strike has drastically reduced oil…
Genetic Mutation Shields Some Convicts from Paralysis or Death
Researchers have discovered a genetic mutation that protects certain individuals from debilitating diseases, potentially leading to new treatments for conditions like cystic fibrosis. The study…
Majority of Senate Requests Obama to Increase Military Aid to Israel
A bipartisan majority of U.S. Senators has urged President Obama to increase military aid to Israel, currently set at $3 billion annually, amid rising defense…
Ejei: The Police's Unseen Patrols Are Correct, But Their Method Is Debatable
Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei, the spokesperson for Iran's judiciary, acknowledged the police's initiative to address visible crimes through unseen patrols but criticized their methods and the…
Facebook and Twitter 'Have Closed Some Major Hamas Accounts'
Facebook and Twitter have closed several major accounts associated with Hamas, including that of its military wing's spokesperson. This action has been attributed to Israeli…
From the Past; An Interview with Ebrahim Golestan and Related Matters
The article discusses an interview with Ebrahim Golestan, a prominent Iranian intellectual, highlighting his candidness and the challenges faced in accurately representing his thoughts in…
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for the Murder of Bangladeshi Professor
The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the brutal murder of Rasul Karim Siddiq, a Bangladeshi university professor, accusing him of atheism. This incident highlights…
Bernie Sanders' Campaign is the Wealthiest in the U.S. Presidential Election
Bernie Sanders has outpaced Hillary Clinton in fundraising, making his campaign the wealthiest in the U.S. presidential election. Sanders raised over $182 million, while Clinton…
Four Hundred Years Since Shakespeare's Death
The article commemorates the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's death, highlighting his contributions to literature and the global impact of his works. It notes the…
The Population of Prisoners in Iran Reaches 'Over 200,000'
The Vice President of the Judicial and Legal Commission in Iran announced that the number of prisoners has surpassed 200,000, highlighting the social issues faced…
Asghar Farhadi's 'The Salesman' Selected for Competition at Cannes Film Festival
'The Salesman', directed by Asghar Farhadi, has been selected for the competition at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival. This marks another significant recognition for Farhadi,…
Twitter Storm: 'Free Omid' Campaign
Omid Kokabi, a physicist imprisoned for refusing to cooperate with Iran's military nuclear program, underwent surgery for kidney cancer, prompting a social media campaign for…
Tehran Governorate: We Have No Information on the Scope of the Covert Patrols
The Tehran Governorate has expressed concerns over the police's new covert patrols aimed at enforcing moral security, stating there has been no coordination with them.…
U.S. Concern Over Reports of Russian Weapons Shipment to Syria
The U.S. has raised concerns about Russian military equipment being sent to Syria, potentially escalating the conflict as opposition negotiators plan to leave peace talks…
Prince, Famous American Singer, Passes Away
Prince, the iconic American singer known for his unique blend of musical genres, was found dead at his home in Minnesota at the age of…
A House, A Land
Earth Day on April 22 highlights the environmental challenges facing our planet. The article reflects on the representation of nature in ancient Iranian literature and…
The Relationship Between Religion and Gender: Are Women More Religious Than Men?
A recent study reveals that women globally are more religious than men, though this relationship varies by region and religion. The findings highlight the complexity…
Muqtada al-Sadr Calls for Resumption of Protests in Baghdad
Muqtada al-Sadr has called for renewed protests in Baghdad to pressure the Iraqi parliament to resolve political disputes and approve a new cabinet. The protests…
Omid Kokabi's Right Kidney Removed
Omid Kokabi, a physicist imprisoned in Iran, has had his right kidney removed due to cancer. He was arrested in 2010 after rejecting a military…
Alan Ir: We Are Not Preventing Legal Trade with Iran and Authorized Transactions Under the JCPOA
Alan Ir, the U.S. State Department spokesperson, affirmed that the U.S. is not obstructing Iran's legal trade or access to assets freed under the JCPOA,…
First U.S. Airstrike Against ISIS Using B-52 Bombers
The U.S. military has conducted its first airstrike against ISIS in Iraq using B-52 bombers, marking a significant escalation in military operations against the group.…
Image of African American Woman on $20 Bills
The U.S. Treasury will feature Harriet Tubman's image on the new twenty-dollar bill, replacing Andrew Jackson, a known slave owner. This change coincides with the…
A Conservative Website Reports the Arrest of a Host from a Persian Language Network in Tehran
Sabri Hassanpour, a spokesperson for a Persian language network and critic of the Iranian government, has reportedly been arrested in Tehran while visiting family. There…
Facebook and Gmail Accounts of Iran's Vice President for Women and Family Affairs Hacked
Shahindokht Molaverdi, Iran's Vice President for Women and Family Affairs, reported that her Facebook and Gmail accounts were hacked. This incident follows her recent summons…
Inflation Rate in Iran Reached 10.8 Percent in Farvardin
Iran's inflation rate has decreased to 10.8% in Farvardin, continuing a downward trend. Despite this reduction, the government's economic policies have struggled to revive the…
The History of Political Parties in America; From the First Impeachment to Franklin Roosevelt
The article discusses the evolution of political parties in the United States from Lincoln's assassination to Roosevelt's presidency, highlighting key events such as the Civil…
Casualties from Tuesday's Explosion in Kabul Rise to 64
A deadly explosion in Kabul has resulted in 64 deaths and 347 injuries, primarily affecting civilians. The Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack, which…
Abbas Ghaderi's 'Qasam' Released Without Permit in Tehran
Abbas Ghaderi's latest album 'Qasam' has been released and distributed in Tehran without the necessary permits from the Ministry of Culture. His son, Shahram Ghaderi,…
Discovery of a Planet in a Triple Star System
Scientists have discovered a gas giant planet, KELT-4Ab, in a triple star system 685 light-years away. This finding challenges previous beliefs about the formation and…
The Path is Clear for Clinton and Difficult for Trump
Hillary Clinton achieved a significant victory in New York, solidifying her position in the Democratic primary, while Bernie Sanders faced a crucial defeat. Donald Trump…
Iran's Minister of Intelligence: A Plot to Explode in a Crowded Area of the Country Was Foiled
Iran's Minister of Intelligence, Mahmoud Alavi, announced the foiling of a terrorist plot aimed at causing an explosion in a crowded area. This incident highlights…
Kerry and Zarif Meet Behind Closed Doors in New York
John Kerry and Mohammad Javad Zarif met in New York to discuss obstacles to the implementation of the JCPOA. Zarif urged the U.S. to remove…
Iran Faces 'Finding Ships' Challenge for Increasing Oil Exports
Iran is facing challenges in finding tankers for its increasing oil exports due to the condition of its fleet and ongoing international reluctance to engage…
Extremist Jew Convicted for Killing a Girl at Gay Parade
An extremist Jew was convicted for murdering a 16-year-old girl during a gay pride parade in Jerusalem, raising serious concerns about police negligence. The court…
A Deadly Attack in the Capital of Afghanistan Leaves at Least 28 Dead
A suicide bombing in Kabul has killed at least 28 people and injured over 320, marking the deadliest attack in Afghanistan's capital since 2011. The…
Hundreds of Illegal Migrants Drown in the Mediterranean Sea
On April 30, approximately 400 illegal migrants drowned in the Mediterranean while trying to reach Europe from Africa. The incident highlights the ongoing humanitarian crisis…
The Adventures of Steve Jobs in the Soviet Union
In 1985, Steve Jobs visited the Soviet Union, where he met with Apple representatives and discussed plans for a computer factory, which raised concerns about…
Emerging Phenomenon of Licensed Women's Discotheques in Iran
A new trend of licensed women's discotheques has emerged in major Iranian cities, particularly in Tehran, where women gather for social events. Organizers are using…
Protest Gathering of Retirees in Front of Parliament
Over 500 retirees from the steel industry protested in front of the Iranian Parliament over unpaid pension arrears. They demand government attention to their issues,…
Brazil's House of Representatives Supports Rousseff's Impeachment
The Brazilian House of Representatives has voted to impeach President Dilma Rousseff, securing two-thirds of the votes needed. The focus now shifts to the Senate,…
Death of Iran's 'Smartest' Rescue Dog
Doman, a renowned rescue dog from the Red Crescent in Iran, passed away due to cancer after saving 50 lives in various operations. His training…
Mir Hossein Mousavi Transferred to Hospital for Several Hours
Mir Hossein Mousavi was taken to a hospital for cardiac tests, with his condition reported as stable. His wife, Zahra Rahnavard, was with him, and…
Why Did Humans Become Monogamous?
Researchers suggest that humans adopted monogamy not due to love or ethics, but out of fear of sexually transmitted diseases. This shift occurred as prehistoric…
Withdrawal from the National Development Fund and the Dispute Surrounding It
Ahmad Tavakoli has raised concerns about a $2.5 billion withdrawal from the National Development Fund, claiming it occurred before Rouhani's presidency. Eshaq Jahangiri refuted these…
Rouhani in Ankara: We Have No Disagreements with Turkey on Principles
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani stated that there are no fundamental disagreements between Iran and Turkey during a press conference in Ankara. Both leaders emphasized cooperation…
UN's Request to Iran to Halt Executions of Drug Offenders
The UN has urged Iran to stop executing drug offenders while laws regarding such punishments are reconsidered. Iran remains one of the top countries for…
EU Foreign Policy Chief Visits Tehran
Federica Mogherini, the EU's foreign policy chief, visited Tehran to meet with Iranian officials, including Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif. The visit aims to enhance…
Second Strong Earthquake Strikes Southern Japan; Tsunami Warning Issued
A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck southern Japan, following a weaker quake that killed 9 people the previous day. The region is experiencing significant aftershocks…
300% Increase in Migration of Nurses in Farvardin
The migration of Iranian nurses has surged by 300% in April 2016 compared to the previous year, with 30 nurses seeking to leave the country…
The Battle of Life and Death for Democrats in the 'Empire State'
In a heated debate in Brooklyn, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton fiercely criticized each other ahead of the New York primary on April 19. The…
Czech Republic: Refer to Us as 'Czechia'
The leaders of the Czech Republic have agreed to adopt 'Czechia' as the official name for easier use in various contexts. This change requires government…
Poisoning of About 300 People in Islamabad-e Gharb Due to Water Contamination
Around 300 people in Islamabad-e Gharb, Iran, have been poisoned, allegedly due to contaminated drinking water, although local officials dispute this claim. The deputy health…
Merkel's Agreement to Prosecute German Comedian at Erdogan's Request
Angela Merkel has agreed to Erdogan's request to prosecute German comedian Jan Böhmermann for a satirical poem mocking him. This decision has sparked controversy and…
The Gorilla Who Danced Ballet for His Birthday
A three-year-old gorilla named Loop has gained viral fame for performing a ballet dance to celebrate his birthday at a zoo in Australia. The video…
Indian Spring... with Color, Dance, and Song
The article describes the vibrant celebration of Holi in India, highlighting its significance as a festival of colors marking the arrival of spring. It contrasts…
North Korea's Missile Test on Kim's Grandfather's Birthday 'Failed'
North Korea's recent missile test, coinciding with a significant anniversary, was deemed unsuccessful by South Korean and U.S. military officials. This incident highlights ongoing tensions…
UN: Iran Should Halt Executions of Drug Traffickers Until Parliament Decides
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has called on Iran to stop executing drug traffickers until the parliament decides on related laws, citing the…
Match 82; A Look at the Statistics and Figures of the Great Encounter
The article discusses the historical statistics of the Tehran derby between Esteghlal and Persepolis, highlighting their past encounters, notable players, and current standings. As both…
Stephen Hawking's Mini Spaceships Head Towards Other Suns
A new project led by Yuri Milner, involving Stephen Hawking and Mark Zuckerberg, aims to send thousands of tiny spacecraft to the Alpha Centauri system,…
Discovery of a Caravaggio Artwork Worth $137 Million in an Attic
French experts have confirmed that a painting discovered in an attic in southern France is likely a work by Caravaggio, valued at approximately $137 million.…
Director General of Veterinary Medicine in Lorestan: 'Stoning' of the Persian Gazelle is 'a lie'
The Director General of Veterinary Medicine in Lorestan denied reports of an Iranian yellow deer being stoned, attributing its death to stress caused by crowding…
Everything About Inflation in 2015
In 2015, Iran's inflation rate remained above single digits, with the Central Bank reporting an average of 11.9% and the Statistical Center noting 11.3%. The…
Do you think Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is preparing to return to the political scene in Iran, or does he not intend to return, and will no one in the government welcome this event?
A poll regarding Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's potential return to Iranian politics shows that 45% believe he is preparing for a comeback, while 51% think the government…
Sisi's Speech on Egypt's Island Transfer to Saudi Arabia Sparks Controversy
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Sisi's recent speech aimed to address controversies over the transfer of two islands to Saudi Arabia but ended up igniting debates…
98% Similarity Between Human and Gorilla Genomes
Scientists have unveiled an updated gorilla genome that reveals a 98.4% similarity to human DNA, filling gaps from previous research. This study could enhance understanding…
Order Issued for Hossein Ronaghi Maleki's Hospitalization
Hossein Ronaghi Maleki, a political prisoner, has been ordered for hospitalization after 18 days of hunger strike due to health issues stemming from inadequate medical…
Paul Ryan: I Will Not Run for President of the United States
Paul Ryan has publicly declared that he will not run for the Republican presidential nomination, emphasizing his desire to maintain party unity amid ongoing disputes…
See a Doctor if You Notice These 9 Signs
The article outlines nine health warning signs that should prompt individuals, especially women, to seek medical advice. These include unusual vaginal bleeding, sudden weight loss,…
Belgian Prosecutor Files Charges Against Two Individuals and Arrests Three Others
Belgian authorities have filed charges against two men linked to the Brussels attacks and arrested three others connected to the Paris attacks. This highlights ongoing…
Death of Two Soldiers and Injury of Approximately 50 in Attack by PKK
A bomb explosion attributed to the PKK in southeastern Turkey resulted in the death of two soldiers and injuries to around 50 others. This incident…
Venezuelan President: Women Should Not Use Hair Dryers
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has urged women to stop using hair dryers to conserve energy amid a severe electricity crisis. This measure is part of…
The Poet of 'Sultan of Hearts' in Hospital Due to Illness
Mohammad Ali Shirazi, a renowned Iranian poet and songwriter, is hospitalized due to lung and gastrointestinal illnesses. His contributions to Iranian music include many popular…
Iran's Oil Revenues Increased by 90% After JCPOA
Iran's oil revenues have reportedly increased by 90% since the implementation of the JCPOA, with current exports reaching 1.7 million barrels per day. This significant…
Virus Engineered to Attack Cancer Cells
Researchers in Argentina have genetically modified a virus to target cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue, potentially revolutionizing cancer treatment. This development is part of…
Why Did Karroubi Write a Letter to Rouhani?
Mehdi Karroubi, a key figure in the 2009 election protests, wrote a letter to President Rouhani demanding a public trial to challenge the legitimacy of…
Brussels Attackers Intended to Launch Operations Again in Paris
The Belgian prosecutor revealed that the attackers of the Brussels airport and metro had initially planned a terrorist operation in France but changed their target…
6.6 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Pakistan-Afghanistan Border
A 6.6 magnitude earthquake hit the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, with tremors felt in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and India. No casualties or damages have been reported yet. This…
Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders Achieve New Victories
Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders have both secured victories in their respective party primaries, with Cruz winning in Colorado and Sanders in Wyoming. These wins…
Kerry's Visit to Baghdad; US to Provide Additional $155 Million Aid to Iraq
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry visited Baghdad to support Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's political efforts and announced an additional $155 million in aid to…
Germany: The Number of Asylum Applications Reviewed Has Doubled in the Past Three Months
Germany has seen a significant increase in asylum applications, with 180,000 reviewed in the first quarter of 2023, more than double last year's figures. The…
Two Killed in 'Suicide-like' Shooting at Texas Air Base
A shooting at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in Texas resulted in two deaths, likely involving the shooter among the deceased. This incident raises concerns about…
World Bank Commits 28% to Combat Climate Change
The World Bank has announced a significant commitment to allocate 28% of its investments to combat climate change, marking a shift in its focus towards…
Golden State on the Verge of Breaking NBA Historical Record
Golden State defeated San Antonio 112-101, moving closer to breaking the NBA record for most wins in a season. They currently have 70 wins and…
Two-Week Deadline for Thousands of Stranded Migrants in Piraeus Port
Greece has issued a two-week ultimatum to thousands of migrants in Piraeus, urging them to move to government camps or face expulsion. This move aligns…
General Rodriguez: The Number of ISIS Members in Libya Has Doubled in One Year
General David Rodriguez reported that the number of ISIS members in Libya has doubled to between 4,000 and 6,000 over the past year, raising concerns…
French Company Peugeot Receives Official Investment License for Iran
Peugeot has received an official investment license to establish a joint venture with Iran Khodro, marking a significant step in reviving automotive production in Iran…
Exceptional Nowruz for Iranian Cinema
Iranian cinema saw record ticket sales during Nowruz 95, totaling over 16 billion tomans, with the film 'I Am Not Salvador' leading the box office.…
Tesla 3: A Revolution in the Automotive Industry
Tesla is set to revolutionize the automotive industry with the launch of the Model 3, priced at $35,000, making electric vehicles more accessible to middle-class…
Syrian TV: ISIS has kidnapped 300 workers from a cement factory
ISIS has kidnapped 300 workers from a cement factory in Dmeir, Syria, amid renewed attacks on government forces. This incident highlights the ongoing violence and…
Murder of Anti-Religion and Anti-Islam Student with a Machete in Bangladesh
Nazimuddin Samad, a 26-year-old student known for his anti-religious views, was murdered in Dhaka, Bangladesh, by unidentified assailants. His death marks the sixth killing of…
Panama Papers: Iceland to Hold Early Elections
Iceland is set to hold early elections following the resignation of Prime Minister Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson due to the Panama Papers scandal. The new prime…
Iran's Statistical Center: Unemployment Rate Reached 11% in 2015
The Statistical Center of Iran reported that the unemployment rate in 2015 rose to 11%, while the economic participation rate increased to 38.2%. The report…
After Wisconsin, the Breath of Democrats is Held in New York!
The primary elections in Wisconsin have significant implications for both the Democratic and Republican parties, with Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz emerging as winners. As…
Obama Administration Warns of Consequences of Potential Withdrawal from Nuclear Agreement with Iran
The Obama administration has warned that withdrawing from the nuclear agreement with Iran could lead to dangerous consequences, including a potential arms race in the…
Iran Registered in the List of Countries Without Animal Circuses
Iran has officially joined the list of countries that do not allow animal circuses, thanks to the efforts of a working group and support from…
Europe Gives Green Light to Gene Therapy for Children
The European Medicines Agency has approved the first gene therapy for children suffering from severe combined immunodeficiency, developed by GlaxoSmithKline and Italian scientists. This therapy…
Seven Signs of Diabetes
The article discusses the increasing stress levels among today's youth and how it relates to the rising cases of type 2 diabetes. It outlines seven…
Atomic Energy Organization Responds to Conservative Newspaper Report: 'Unrealistic'
The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran refuted claims made by the conservative newspaper Vatan-e-Emruz regarding the high value of uranium ore from the Saghand mine,…
Ahmad Ronaghi Maleki: Hossein's Condition in Prison is Critical
Hossein Ronaghi Maleki, a political activist imprisoned in Iran, is reported to be in critical condition due to health issues, including kidney failure. His father,…
IRNA: Telegram Filters 50 Iranian 'Immoral' Channels
Telegram has blocked 50 Iranian channels deemed 'immoral' as part of efforts to purify the platform in Iran. The Iranian judiciary has been trying to…
The Expansion of the Phenomenon of 'False Witnesses' in Iranian Courts
The article discusses the rise of 'false witnesses' in Iranian courts, complicating legal proceedings and raising concerns about the integrity of the judicial system. Legal…
Survey in Israel: Current Situation Worse than During the Intifada
A recent survey indicates that 51% of Israelis believe the current situation with Palestinians is worse than during the Second Intifada, with heightened fears of…
12 Azerbaijani Soldiers Killed in Clashes with Armenian Forces
Twelve Azerbaijani soldiers were killed in recent clashes with Armenian forces in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, marking the most severe fighting since 1994. Both sides report…
Detention and Interrogation of Hediyeh Tehrani Following Animal Rights Protest
Hediyeh Tehrani, a prominent Iranian actress, was detained along with sixteen others during an animal rights protest in Tehran. Eyewitnesses reported police violence against participants,…
Reuters: The U.S. is Considering a Plan to Increase Special Forces in Syria
The U.S. is contemplating increasing its special operations forces in Syria to enhance efforts against ISIS, as the Obama administration evaluates military options in both…
Numerous American Parties and Their Candidates; Three Myths About American Elections
The article discusses three prevalent myths about American elections among Persian speakers: the notion of power alternating every eight years between Democrats and Republicans, the…
Netanyahu: Israel is an ally of Arab countries against Iran and ISIS
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declared that many Arab nations now see Israel as an ally against Iran and ISIS, marking a significant shift in regional…
Head of Criminal Investigation Department in Iranshahr Killed in Clash with 'Outlaws'
The head of the Criminal Investigation Department in Iranshahr was killed during a confrontation with armed individuals labeled as 'outlaws'. This incident highlights ongoing violence…