May 2016
ISIS Launches Severe Counterattack Against Iraqi Army in Fallujah
ISIS has launched a significant counterattack against the Iraqi Army in Fallujah, halting their operations. The UN warns that ISIS is using civilians as human…
The Entry of a Third Party into the U.S. Presidential Election Campaign
The Libertarian Party has officially entered the U.S. presidential election campaign, nominating Gary Johnson and William Weld as its candidates. Analysts believe their chances of…
Discovery of 5,000-Year-Old Beer Artifacts in China
Chinese archaeologists have discovered evidence of a 5,000-year-old beer, including grains and brewing tools, in Shaanxi Province. This finding suggests that beer production played a…
Three Dead and Injured Following Shooting by 'Assailants' in Zahedan
In Zahedan, two armed assailants killed two agricultural workers and injured another in a shooting incident. The motive remains unclear, but disputes over water and…
Amnesty International: Displacement of Over One Million Afghans Inside Afghanistan
Amnesty International reports that the number of internally displaced Afghans has doubled to 1.2 million due to ongoing conflicts. The organization highlights the dire living…
Deteriorating Humanitarian Situation in Fallujah and Severe Shortages of Water and Food
The humanitarian crisis in Fallujah is worsening due to intensified attacks by Iraqi forces against ISIS, trapping nearly fifty thousand civilians without access to basic…
Rescue of 100 People from Fire in a Mall in Tehran
A fire broke out in a four-story mall in Tehran, leading to the rescue of over 100 individuals by firefighters. The incident caused significant financial…
Erdogan: Muslim families should not use contraception
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has urged Muslim families to avoid contraception and have more children, claiming that population control is a betrayal. His comments…
Engineers Protest Again in Front of Tehran Municipality
Supervising engineers protested in front of the Tehran Municipality against the referral system for engineering projects, demanding reforms and the cancellation of a memorandum that…
Zarif's European Trip Begins in Poland
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif began a European trip in Poland, where he met with Polish Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski to enhance bilateral cooperation.…
Hundreds of Migrants Have Disappeared in the Mediterranean Last Week
In the past week, over 700 migrants are believed to have drowned in the Mediterranean while attempting to reach Europe, with many coming from Somalia,…
The Supreme Council of Cyberspace States All Foreign Messaging Networks Must Transfer Data Related to Iranian Citizens
The Supreme Council of Cyberspace in Iran has mandated that foreign messaging apps must transfer data related to Iranian users to continue operating. This raises…
Turkey's Parliament Grants Confidence Vote to New Prime Minister
Turkey's Parliament has granted a confidence vote to Binali Yildirim, a close ally of President Erdogan, making him the new Prime Minister. This development comes…
Montazeri: We confront hundreds or thousands of virtual corruption centers every week
Mohammad Jafar Montazeri, the Attorney General of Iran, announced that authorities confront hundreds of corruption centers in the virtual space each week, reflecting growing concerns…
Ali Larijani Temporarily Elected as Speaker of the Tenth Parliament
Ali Larijani has been temporarily elected as the Speaker of Iran's Tenth Parliament, defeating Mohammad Reza Aref. This election is significant as it reflects the…
Rio 2016 Qualifiers: Iran Volleyball Team Defeats Canada
The Iranian volleyball team defeated Canada 3-2 in the Rio 2016 Olympic qualifiers, overcoming an initial two-set deficit. This victory places Iran at the top…
UN Criticism of Trump's Statements on Climate Change Agreement Cancellation
The UN criticized Donald Trump's intention to cancel the Paris Agreement on climate change if he becomes president. This agreement, signed by 200 countries, is…
UN: Syria Prevents Humanitarian Aid to the Besieged
The UN has reported that the Syrian government is obstructing humanitarian aid to over half a million civilians in besieged areas, with only a fraction…
U.S. Army: ISIS Commander Killed in Fallujah
The U.S. Army announced the death of ISIS commander Maher al-Bilawi during airstrikes in Fallujah, where at least 70 fighters were killed. Iraqi forces are…
Saudi Man Shoots Doctor Assisting His Wife in Labor
A Saudi man shot a Jordanian doctor who assisted his wife during childbirth, severely injuring him. The incident highlights the extreme gender segregation laws in…
Hamas Announces Execution of 13 Convicts in Public
Hamas plans to execute thirteen Palestinians publicly, prioritizing Islamic law over human rights concerns. The Palestinian Authority's Mahmoud Abbas has limited power to intervene, as…
Cancellation of the Minutes for the Transfer of Ekbatan Green Space to the Dar al-Quran
Residents of Ekbatan protested against the appropriation of green space for a Dar al-Quran project, leading to the annulment of the transfer minutes by the…
The Last Student Who Became the Monitor; Ahmad Jannati
Ahmad Jannati has been elected president of the Assembly of Experts despite being a target of reformist campaigns aimed at preventing his election. His presidency…
Barack Obama Honors Victims of Hiroshima Atomic Bombing
Barack Obama visited Hiroshima to honor the victims of the atomic bombing and warned against technological advancements lacking ethical progress. This visit marks the first…
Water in Kerman is Cancerous
Kamall Javanmard, a representative from Kerman, has raised concerns about the use of asbestos pipes in the water supply, linking it to high cancer rates…
Trump Secures Sufficient Votes for Republican Nomination in the Election
Donald Trump has secured enough delegate votes to become the Republican nominee for the U.S. presidential election, surpassing the required threshold with support from both…
Casualties of the Syrian Civil War Exceed 280,000
The Syrian civil war has resulted in over 280,000 deaths, with significant civilian casualties, including thousands of children and women. The United Nations warns of…
Italy Rescues Dozens of Refugees from Mediterranean Waters for Two Consecutive Days
Italy has rescued dozens of refugees from the Mediterranean after a boat capsized, with the Libyan coast guard also recovering bodies and conducting rescue operations.…
Oh Ayatollahs of Iran! You Do Not Know America
The NRA has launched a campaign featuring American citizens defending gun rights, targeting critics including Iranian leaders. Charlie Daniels, a musician, directly addresses Iranian Ayatollahs,…
Saudi Arabia Evaluates Negotiations with Iran on Hajj as 'Positive'
Saudi Arabia's Deputy Minister of Hajj described negotiations with Iran regarding Iranian pilgrims as positive, despite previous accusations from Iran of Saudi obstruction. The discussions…
Omid Kokabi Granted Medical Leave on 500 Million Toman Bail
Omid Kokabi, a physicist imprisoned in Iran, has been granted a two-week medical leave on bail due to advanced kidney cancer, which resulted in the…
The Twenty-Fourth Year of Iranian Clubs' Failure in Asia
Iranian football clubs faced another disappointing exit from the AFC Champions League, with Zob Ahan Isfahan eliminated by Al Ain of the UAE. This marks…
Avigdor Lieberman Becomes Israel's New Defense Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu appointed Avigdor Lieberman as Israel's new Defense Minister, forming a coalition with far-right parties. This move raises concerns about the future of peace…
More than One-Third of North American Birds at Risk of Extinction
A study reveals that over one-third of North American bird species are at risk of extinction, with urgent action needed to protect them. The research…
Dangers of Addiction Rehabilitation Camps in Iran
The head of the Iranian AIDS Research Center criticized the outdated and ineffective addiction rehabilitation camps in Iran, advocating for outpatient treatment and harm reduction…
Erdogan's Unilateral Governance
The ruling Justice and Development Party in Turkey has elected Binali Yildirim as Prime Minister, consolidating Recep Tayyip Erdogan's power as he seeks to formalize…
NASA: One of Jupiter's Moons May Be Habitable
NASA has found that Jupiter's moon Europa may have conditions suitable for life, with hydrogen and oxygen levels comparable to Earth. This discovery could enhance…
Bojnourd Shook 14 Times
A significant earthquake measuring 4.8 struck Bojnourd, Iran, followed by 13 aftershocks, causing structural cracks but no reported casualties. Local authorities are assessing damage and…
Tabarzadi's Hunger Strike and Concerns Over Kaboudvand's Condition
Mohammad Sadiq Kaboudvand is on a hunger strike for two weeks, raising concerns about his health, while Heshmatollah Tabarzadi has also begun a hunger strike…
No Technical Issues Observed on Egyptian Airplane Before Flight
An investigation into the crash of an Egyptian passenger plane revealed no technical issues before takeoff, with the pilot confirming all checks were completed. The…
Syrian Militias Begin Operations with US Support Around Raqqa
Syrian militias, supported by US airstrikes, have initiated operations against ISIS near Raqqa, but progress has slowed. The Syrian Democratic Forces, primarily composed of Kurdish…
99.9 Percent of Microorganisms Remain Unknown
A new study reveals that 99.999% of microbial species on Earth remain unknown to scientists, highlighting the need for increased efforts in discovering and documenting…
Iran's Interior Ministry Addresses the Issue of 'White Marriage'
The Iranian Interior Ministry has formed a committee to address the growing issue of 'white marriage,' which involves cohabitation without formal marriage. This trend is…
Greece Begins Evacuating Thousands of Refugees from Idomeni Camp
Greece has commenced the evacuation of thousands of refugees from the Idomeni camp, aiming to relocate them to other centers amid deteriorating living conditions. The…
Khamenei Calls for Resolution of Water Issues Between Iran and Afghanistan
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei emphasized the need to resolve water disputes with Afghanistan during meetings with Afghan President Ghani and Indian Prime Minister Modi.…
Protest by Fruit and Vegetable Market Workers in Tehran
Workers at fruit and vegetable markets in Tehran protested against municipal policies by striking and closing their stalls. The municipality has responded with threats of…
The New Aston Martin: 'Most Beautiful' Car of the Year
Bloomberg has named the new Aston Martin Vanquish Zagato as the 'Most Beautiful Car of the Year.' This model features a stunning carbon fiber design…
At least 145 killed in attacks on Assad-controlled areas
On Monday, multiple explosions in Tartus and Jableh, Syria, resulted in at least 145 deaths, with ISIS claiming responsibility. These attacks highlight the ongoing violence…
Iraqi Officials: We Have Removed Part of the Outskirts of Fallujah from ISIS Control
Iraqi forces have begun operations to retake Fallujah from ISIS, reporting some success in reclaiming agricultural areas. The operation involves various military groups and is…
Syrian Activists: Government's Strategy for Seizing Daraya is 'Surrender or Die'
The Syrian government continues to refuse humanitarian aid to the besieged city of Daraya, insisting on a strategy of 'surrender or die'. Activists report a…
Iraqi Forces Begin Operation to Retake Fallujah from ISIS
Iraqi forces have launched an operation to retake Fallujah from ISIS, which has controlled the city for over two years. The operation involves various military…
Close Ally of Erdogan Becomes Leader of Ruling Party and Prime Minister of Turkey
Binali Yildirim has been confirmed as the new leader of Turkey's ruling AKP party and Prime Minister, following Ahmet Davutoglu's resignation. His leadership is expected…
How Much Do We Know About Genetically Modified Products?
The article discusses the implications of genetically modified (GM) products in Iran, highlighting both the potential benefits and serious health and environmental concerns. Dr. Khadijeh…
How Many Stars Does the Milky Way Galaxy Have?
NASA's website discusses the challenges of estimating the number of stars in the Milky Way Galaxy, suggesting that there are between 100 billion to 400…
Indian Prime Minister's Visit to Tehran; Agreement on Chabahar Port Expected
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting Tehran to discuss the development of Chabahar port and investment opportunities, alongside Afghan President Ashraf Ghani. This visit…
The 'Rainbow' That Parviz Kalantari Painted in Memories
Parviz Kalantari, a prominent Iranian painter and illustrator known for his contributions to children's literature and art, has passed away at 85. His works, including…
Senior US General Undertakes Secret Visit to Syria
General Joseph Votel of the US military made a secret visit to Syria to assess the situation and meet with American advisors and local opposition…
When All Photos Are on the Table
The article discusses the importance of understanding the August 19, 1953 event in Iran from multiple narratives. Keyvan Hosseini's radio series 'Saqt' aims to provide…
Syrian Observatory for Human Rights: 60,000 People Killed in State Prisons
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights claims that 60,000 individuals have died in Syrian state prisons due to torture and poor conditions since 2011. This…
Smoke Detection Alert in Egyptian Airplane Cabin Before Crash
An Egyptian Airbus A320 crashed into the Mediterranean Sea shortly after departing from Paris, with smoke detection alerts activated moments before the incident. The Egyptian…
Who is the man nominated for the Prime Ministership of Turkey?
Binali Yıldırım has been nominated as the Prime Minister candidate by Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party, succeeding Ahmet Davutoğlu. Yıldırım has a long history…
Reception of 'The Salesman' at Cannes
The film 'The Salesman' premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, generating significant interest and largely meeting audience expectations. Directed by Asghar Farhadi, the film explores…
Dozens Injured in Supporters of Muqtada al-Sadr's Demonstration in Baghdad's Green Zone
Hundreds of supporters of Muqtada al-Sadr clashed with Iraqi security forces in Baghdad's Green Zone, leading to dozens of injuries and at least one reported…
Shooting of an 'Armed Suspect' in the Outer Grounds of the White House
An armed suspect was shot by security forces in the outer grounds of the White House after drawing a weapon near a security checkpoint. The…
Egyptian Army Finds Pieces of Egyptian Plane Wreckage
The Egyptian army has discovered wreckage and belongings from EgyptAir flight 804, which disappeared from radar while traveling from Paris to Cairo and was later…
Protests Against 'Hundreds of Millions' Salary Slips in the Ministry of Health
The Deputy of the Nursing System Organization in Iran has criticized the high salaries in the Ministry of Health, claiming some officials earn between 200…
Palestinians Express Concern Over Lieberman's Appointment as Israel's Defense Minister
Palestinians are alarmed by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's appointment of Avigdor Lieberman as Defense Minister, viewing it as a setback for peace efforts. The Palestinian…
Response of Education Department of Khorasan Razavi to the Suicide of a 12-Year-Old Girl
The Education Department of Khorasan Razavi has denied claims that a 12-year-old girl who committed suicide was expelled from school, stating she was not expelled.…
Investigation of Main Suspect in Paris Attacks Begins
Investigations into Salah Abdeslam, the main suspect in the Paris attacks, have begun, raising questions about the significance of his potential cooperation. Abdeslam, who was…
EgyptAir: Found Parts Do Not Belong to Flight 804
EgyptAir's deputy director has confirmed that parts found in the Mediterranean do not belong to the missing flight MS 804, which disappeared with 66 people…
Advancement of Syrian Government Forces Around Damascus
Syrian government forces, supported by Hezbollah, have captured significant areas in the Ghouta region near Damascus following clashes among opposition groups. This advancement is a…
Discovery of a New Type of Light
Physicists at Trinity College Dublin have discovered a new type of light that defies traditional angular momentum laws, potentially revolutionizing our understanding of light and…
Binali Yildirim Introduced as 'Future Prime Minister of Turkey'
Binali Yildirim has been nominated as the future Prime Minister of Turkey and leader of the AKP, succeeding Ahmet Davutoglu. His close ties with President…
Netanyahu Appoints Avigdor Lieberman, an Extremist Politician, as Defense Minister
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has offered the Defense Minister position to Avigdor Lieberman, leader of a far-right party, amid significant criticism from opposition leaders. Lieberman…
Egyptian Plane Has Crashed in the Mediterranean Sea
An Egyptian airline plane has crashed into the Mediterranean Sea near Greece while traveling from Paris to Cairo, with 66 people on board. Both Egypt…
Paris-Cairo Flight Disappears in Egyptian Airspace
An EgyptAir flight from Paris to Cairo with 66 passengers has disappeared from radar while entering Egyptian airspace. The Egyptian military and Greek units are…
Belgian Police Found a 'Will' from Key Suspect of Paris Attacks
Belgian police discovered a letter from Mohamed Abrini, a key suspect in the Paris and Brussels attacks, expressing his desire for martyrdom after his brother's…
Google Launches Two New Applications
Google has launched two new applications, Duo and Allo, aimed at enhancing its presence in video and messaging communications. Duo promises high-quality video calls regardless…
Hashemi: I Do Not Intend to Run for the Presidency of the Assembly of Experts
Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani announced he does not plan to run for the presidency of the Assembly of Experts, emphasizing the importance of his presence rather…
Global Employment and Social Outlook
The ILO's annual report highlights the ongoing challenge of poverty reduction globally, particularly in developing economies where nearly two billion people live on less than…
A Military Court in Lebanon Sentences 106 People to Death
A military court in Lebanon has sentenced 106 individuals to death for their roles in a 2014 conflict between the Lebanese army and Islamist groups,…
Iran's Economic Growth Rate Announced at Nearly One Percent for 2015
The Statistical Center of Iran reported a nearly one percent economic growth rate for 2015, excluding oil, with significant sectoral disparities. Despite previous growth under…
Facebook Declares 'Neutrality'
Facebook has publicly denied allegations of political bias in its trending news section, stating that employees cannot alter news based on political interests. This follows…
One of the girls kidnapped by Boko Haram in Nigeria has been found
Amina Ali, one of the schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram in 2014, has been found in the Sambisa forest. This discovery is significant as it…
Successful Test of Israel's Iron Dome Missile Defense System at Sea
Israel has successfully tested its Iron Dome missile defense system on naval ships, demonstrating its capability to protect strategic maritime facilities from missile threats. This…
Radio Pasfarda
Radio Pasfarda is a humorous program on Radio Farda that discusses various contemporary issues in Iran and globally. It is hosted by Farshid Manafi and…
Letter from Christopher Columbus from 1493 Returned to Italy
The U.S. has returned a stolen letter from Christopher Columbus to Italy, which had been missing for decades. The letter, detailing Columbus's observations of the…
Interview with Abbas Safari; Writing Romantic Poetry is One of the Most Difficult Tasks
The article features an interview with Abbas Safari, a prominent Iranian poet who discusses his late blooming career, the evolution of his poetic language, and…
Amnesty International: The Return of Omid Kokabi to Prison Puts His Life at Risk
Amnesty International has raised concerns about the health risks faced by physicist Omid Kokabi, who is in prison and requires urgent medical care after losing…
Hashmatollah Tabarzadi, Secretary General of the Democratic Front of Iran, Arrested
Hashmatollah Tabarzadi, the Secretary General of the Democratic Front of Iran, has been arrested and transferred to Evin Prison after failing to respond to a…
The Nightmare of the Sexual Abuse Victim in Qare Mohammad Village Continues
A 9-year-old girl named Neda from Qare Mohammad village was sexually abused by her teacher, leading to widespread outrage in the community. Despite a complaint,…
Multiple Suicide Attacks in Baghdad Leave at Least 70 Dead
Multiple suicide attacks in Baghdad have resulted in at least 70 deaths, with the Islamic State claiming responsibility for some of the violence. The attacks…
China's Official Newspaper: The Cultural Revolution Must Never Be Repeated
On the 50th anniversary of the Cultural Revolution, China's official newspaper condemned it as a mistake that should never be repeated, marking a rare acknowledgment…
Fiat's Driverless Cars in Collaboration with Google
Google and Fiat are collaborating to develop driverless cars, focusing on the Chrysler Pacifica model. This partnership aims to commercialize driverless technology, which could significantly…
April 2016 Breaks Heat Record
April 2016 has been recorded as the hottest April in history, marking the seventh consecutive month of unprecedented heat. Thousands have died due to extreme…
First Male Genital Transplant in the U.S.
The first male genital transplant in the U.S. was successfully performed on Thomas Manning, who lost his penis due to cancer treatment. This groundbreaking surgery…
Discovery of Hundreds of Exoplanets Outside the Solar System
Astronomers have discovered 1,284 new exoplanets, with 9 potentially habitable, increasing the total to 3,264. This discovery, made by NASA's Kepler Space Telescope, suggests there…
One-Fifth of Israelis See Existence of Israel as Threatened
A recent poll indicates that one-fifth of Israeli Jews doubt the future existence of Israel, with many considering emigration due to economic conditions and political…
Can Music Be a Cure for Alzheimer's?
Dr. Rudolph Tanzi is exploring the potential of music therapy for Alzheimer's patients, highlighting its emotional connection and impact on memory. His team has developed…
Israel Expels Turkish Airline Pilot with Iranian Passport
Israel expelled a Turkish airline pilot holding an Iranian passport upon his arrival at Tel Aviv airport, refusing Turkey's request for his temporary stay. This…
ISIS Suicide Attack on Baghdad Gas Refinery
A suicide attack by ISIS on a gas refinery in Taji, north of Baghdad, resulted in at least 11 deaths and 21 injuries. The attack…
Israeli General's Concern Over Intensifying 'Anti-Palestinian Racism'
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu criticized General Golan for comparing current Israeli society to Nazi Germany, emphasizing that such comparisons diminish the Holocaust. The discussion highlights…
Arrest of Several Lawyers at a Night Party in Mahmoudabad
Over 15 lawyers were arrested at a night party in Mahmoudabad, Iran, for inappropriate clothing and alcohol consumption. The incident highlights ongoing issues with private…
Maryam Mirzakhani Elected as Member of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA
Maryam Mirzakhani, an Iranian mathematician and Stanford professor, has been elected as a member of the National Academy of Sciences in the USA, marking a…
A Buddhist Monk in Bangladesh Murdered with a Machete
A 75-year-old Buddhist monk was murdered in Bangladesh, highlighting the ongoing violence against religious minorities and secular activists in the country. Although no group has…
Women's Experiences in a Shakespearean Play
Azadeh Mohammadi, an Iranian director and actress, stages Shakespeare's 'Troilus and Cressida' in Prague, exploring themes of gender and societal power dynamics. She reflects on…
Putin: With the Removal of the Iranian Threat, the U.S. Missile System No Longer Justified
Vladimir Putin declared that the nuclear missile threat from Iran no longer exists, thus questioning the justification for the U.S. missile defense system in Europe.…
Arrest of Two Senior Officials from Tabriz Municipality on Charges of 'Financial Corruption'
Two senior officials from the Tabriz Municipality were arrested as part of a growing corruption investigation, bringing the total number of detainees to 24. The…
Death of Several Soldiers and Militants in Turkey's Army Clash with PKK
A recent surge in violence in southeastern Turkey resulted in the deaths of eight Turkish soldiers and six PKK militants. This escalation follows the breakdown…
Brazil's Vice President: We Must Restore Calm
Dilma Rousseff, the suspended President of Brazil, has labeled recent political events as a coup, while her successor, Michel Temer, calls for national unity and…
Brazilian Senate Suspends President Dilma Rousseff
The Brazilian Senate has suspended President Dilma Rousseff over budget law violations, allowing Vice President Michel Temer to take over. This marks a significant political…
Letter to Khamenei: Compensate for Damage to the Regime's Reputation in the Khaleqi Case
Ahmad Montazeri wrote a letter to Ayatollah Khamenei criticizing the disqualification of Minou Khaleqi by the Guardian Council, calling it illegal and urging for the…
Discovery of the First White Dwarf Pulsar
The South African Large Telescope has discovered the first white dwarf pulsar, enhancing our understanding of dense cosmic objects. This discovery is significant for astrophysics…
Tokyo Olympics and Japan's New 'Trouble'
The Japanese government is facing scrutiny over alleged payments to a disgraced IOC member linked to corruption, as it defends the legitimacy of its Olympic…
Sadiq Khan: Trump's Positions Benefit Extremists
Sadiq Khan, the new Mayor of London, criticized Donald Trump's remarks regarding Muslims, asserting they benefit extremists. Trump has since softened his stance, calling his…
The First Muslim to Win the Title of 'Miss USA' Converts to Christianity
Rima Fakih, the first Muslim to win the title of 'Miss USA', has converted to Christianity and is set to marry her Lebanese-American fiancé, Waseem…
An Iranian-born Investor in Dubai Was Murdered
An Iranian-born investor was shot and killed in Dubai, prompting police to search for two Canadians and one Iranian suspect. This incident highlights the rare…
Jannati: The Guardian Council Can Disqualify Candidates After Elections
Ahmad Jannati, Secretary of the Guardian Council, asserts that the council can disqualify candidates even after elections, contradicting claims from President Rouhani and MP Ali…
Contradictory Statements About Teacher's 'Order' to 'Beat' a Student
A student named Ali was reportedly beaten by classmates on a teacher's orders, leading to conflicting statements from school officials. The teacher denies the allegations,…
One killed in 'Allahu Akbar' attack in East Munich
A knife attack in Grafing, near Munich, resulted in one death and three critical injuries, with the assailant reportedly shouting 'Allahu Akbar'. The attacker, a…
Six Killed in Police Shooting of Vehicle Carrying Afghans in Kerman
A police shooting in Kerman, Iran, targeting a truck carrying Afghan migrants resulted in six deaths and 18 injuries. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between…
First Two-Week Human Embryo Grown Outside the Womb
Scientists have successfully grown a human embryo outside the womb for two weeks, a significant advancement in understanding early human development. This research could provide…
Everyone in Iran Talks About Corruption
Iranian officials, including Ali Larijani and Ayatollah Khamenei, have reiterated the need to combat widespread corruption and smuggling during a police conference. Analysts suggest that…
Traffic Accident in Afghanistan Leaves at Least 73 Dead
A tragic traffic accident in Ghazni province, Afghanistan, has claimed at least 73 lives, with many victims being women and children. The incident highlights the…
Health Minister Reports High Rates of Depression in Iran
Iran's Health Minister Hassan Hashemi has revealed that 12% of the population suffers from depression, highlighting significant mental health issues that are often denied by…
Police Conference in Tehran and Warnings from the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic
The Islamic Republic's police conference in Tehran highlighted the importance of security in society, with Supreme Leader Khamenei warning against media narratives and division among…
Ayatollah Khamenei: The Police Should Ignore Opposition from Individuals and Media in the Moral Security Plan
Ayatollah Khamenei has instructed police to ignore opposition to the moral security plan, emphasizing the need for strict enforcement against social norms violations. This comes…
330 Sharif University Graduates Urge Rouhani to Review the Judicial Process of Omid Kokabi
330 graduates from Sharif University have called on President Rouhani to provide immediate medical care for imprisoned physicist Omid Kokabi and to reassess his judicial…
The President's Banter with the Leader
The article discusses the ongoing verbal clashes between Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, highlighting their disagreements on various issues including women's…
Erdogan to the European Union: You go your way and we will go ours
Turkish President Erdogan rejected the EU's demand to change anti-terrorism laws for visa-free travel for Turkish citizens. He emphasized Turkey's independence in policy-making while calling…
Israeli Army Continues Bombardment of Gaza
The Israeli army continues its bombardment of Gaza, responding to attacks on its patrols, resulting in civilian casualties. The situation marks the most serious escalation…
Death of 'more than 70 people' in southern Aleppo
More than 70 people have died in clashes between jihadist forces and the Syrian government in southern Aleppo, following an airstrike that killed at least…
Turkey: Moving from 'Individual Party' to 'Individual Regime'
Turkey is experiencing significant political upheaval as Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu faces removal from power amid tensions with President Erdogan. This shift indicates a move…
Ryan: I am not ready to support Trump as the Republican nominee
Paul Ryan, the Republican Speaker of the House, has stated he is not ready to support Donald Trump as the party's nominee, highlighting divisions within…
Another Puzzle of the Solar System's Formation; Discovery of the First Tail-less Comet
Astronomers have discovered a unique tail-less comet named C/2014 S3, which may provide insights into the solar system's formation. The comet's rocky composition differs from…
Saudi Arabia: Four Members of the Islamic State Group Killed in the Mecca Suburbs
Saudi security forces killed four members of the Islamic State group in two separate operations near Mecca. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in Saudi…
Israeli Army Reports Discovery of New Tunnel in Gaza Strip
The Israeli army has discovered a new tunnel in Gaza, believed to be constructed by Hamas, amid escalating tensions following mortar attacks. This discovery raises…
The Path That Davutoğlu Could No Longer Continue
Ahmet Davutoğlu announced his resignation from the leadership of Turkey's AKP party and the premiership, citing a loss of support within the party. This resignation…
Controversy Over Comparison of Israel to Nazi Germany
General Yair Golan's remarks comparing current Israeli societal trends to pre-Nazi Germany have ignited a significant controversy in Israel during Holocaust memorial ceremonies. While right-wing…
Why Did Tunisia Become an Exception in the Arab World?
Ramin Jahanbegloo and Abdessatar Ben Moussa discuss the success of Tunisia's national dialogue and its implications for democracy in the Arab world. They highlight the…
Human Rights Watch: Provide a Timeline for Closing the Manus Camp
Human Rights Watch is calling on Papua New Guinea to provide a timeline for closing the Manus Island refugee camp following a Supreme Court ruling…
Turkey's Ruling Party to Determine Davutoglu's Successor
The ruling AKP in Turkey is set to determine a successor to Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu amid reported tensions between him and President Erdogan. This…
The U.S. Announces Expansion of Ceasefire Agreement to Aleppo
The U.S. and Russia have brokered a ceasefire agreement in Aleppo, Syria, amidst ongoing violence. Despite the ceasefire, sporadic clashes continue, and both sides are…
European Commission Calls for Visa Waiver for Turkish Citizens
The European Commission has proposed lifting visa requirements for Turkish citizens, stating that Turkey has met most preconditions. This move is part of a broader…
The 'Magical' Properties of Turmeric, Ginger, and Carrots
The article discusses the health benefits of turmeric, ginger, and carrots, highlighting their affordability and rich antioxidant content. These foods are shown to help combat…
Iran Calls for Inclusion of Two Syrian Groups in UN Terrorist List
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister has urged Russia to help include two Syrian militant groups, Ahrar al-Sham and Jaish al-Islam, in the UN's terrorist list, emphasizing…
Trump Emerges as Republican Nominee
Donald Trump has emerged as the likely Republican nominee for the 2016 presidential election after Ted Cruz's withdrawal. With Trump holding a significant delegate lead,…
American Officials: ISIS Has Directly Killed Our Soldier in Iraq
A U.S. Navy SEAL soldier, Charlie Keating IV, was killed in a direct attack by ISIS forces in Iraq, marking the third U.S. military casualty…
Concert 'Why Did You Leave'; Life Goes On
The concert 'Why Did You Leave' was held in London, showcasing a collaboration between prominent Iranian musicians, including Homayoun Shajarian, Sohrab, and Tahmoures Pournazeri. Despite…
Kerry Warns Assad About Consequences of Not Adhering to Ceasefire
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry warned Syrian President Bashar Assad of severe consequences if he fails to adhere to the ceasefire agreement with Russia.…
Old Televisions Have Become a Dangerous Problem
The decline in television prices has led to a rise in electronic waste as people abandon old TVs, causing environmental concerns. Municipalities struggle with high…
The Main Perpetrator of the Palestinian Teen's Murder Sentenced to Life Imprisonment
A court in Israel sentenced Yosef Ben David to life imprisonment for the abduction and murder of Palestinian teenager Muhammad Abu Khdeir, which occurred in…
Possibility of Life on Three Newly Discovered Planets
Astronomers have discovered three Earth-like exoplanets orbiting an ultracool dwarf star, potentially capable of supporting life. This finding represents a significant advancement in the search…
Death of Two More Soldiers Amid Continued PKK Militant Attacks in Southern Turkey
Two Turkish soldiers and five PKK militants were killed in a recent attack in southeastern Turkey, marking an escalation in ongoing clashes between the Turkish…
Ban Ki-moon Calls for Immediate Ceasefire in Aleppo
Ban Ki-moon has called for an immediate ceasefire in Aleppo amid escalating violence in Syria. This request follows meetings involving U.S. and Saudi officials, highlighting…
Parliamentary Deputy of Rouhani: According to the Government, There Are 18 Female Representatives in the Parliament
Majid Ansari, the parliamentary deputy of President Rouhani, affirmed that the government recognizes 18 female representatives in the parliament despite the Guardian Council invalidating Minou…
Ahmad Tavakoli: 170 Judges Dismissed Due to Economic Corruption
Ahmad Tavakoli revealed that 170 judges have been dismissed for economic corruption during Sadegh Larijani's presidency over the judiciary, highlighting systemic corruption within the judiciary.…
Death of Three Treasure Hunters in the Heights of Amol
Three treasure hunters died after being trapped in a well in Amol, Iran. Their bodies were found alongside illegal excavation equipment, raising concerns about the…
Iranian Carpet Means Pasture
The article discusses the deep connection between the Iranian carpet industry and the environment, highlighting the shift from traditional, eco-friendly dyeing methods to chemical dyes…
Car Bomb Explosion in Baghdad Kills 13 Shia Pilgrims
A car bomb in Baghdad killed 13 Shia pilgrims during a religious ceremony, with ISIS claiming responsibility despite Iraqi officials disputing this. The attack comes…
Linguistic Snobbery: Do We Finally Have Right and Wrong?
The article discusses the growing trend in Iranian society to reject linguistic authorities and norms, emphasizing the need for a balance between individual expression and…
April Inflation Rate This Year, Lowest in the Last Quarter Century
Iran's inflation rates for April 2023 have been reported as the lowest in 25 years, with the Central Bank and Statistical Center providing slightly different…
Motahari: Khalighi Can Enter Parliament with a Few Months Delay
Ali Motahari discusses the case of Minoo Khalighi, whose election was invalidated by the Guardian Council. He suggests that the Supreme Leader's intervention could resolve…
Why Blackout Drinking Causes Forgetfulness
A recent comprehensive study reviewed 26 previous studies on temporary amnesia caused by alcohol consumption, revealing that biological factors are more significant than the amount…
South Korean President Arrives in Tehran
South Korean President Park Geun-hye arrived in Tehran for a historic visit, accompanied by a large delegation. The visit aims to strengthen economic ties, with…
Bomb Explosion and Shooting in Southeast Turkey Leaves Several Dead
A bomb explosion in Gaziantep, Turkey, killed one police officer and injured 23 others, while a separate attack in Mardin province resulted in three soldiers'…
Venezuela's Government Advances Clock to Tackle Energy Crisis
The Venezuelan government has advanced the official time by half an hour to address an ongoing energy crisis exacerbated by El Niño and poor management.…