May 2018
Is God 'Just'?
The article discusses the concept of divine justice as presented in Abrahamic religions, particularly Islam, through a dialogue between two scholars, Soroush Dabagh and Zohair…
The Last Scene of the Cinema Gangster
The program discusses recent truck driver strikes in Iran and their impact on daily life, alongside various cultural and political topics including the death of…
US Army: Over 50 Taliban Commanders Killed in Missile Strikes
The US Army reported that over 50 Taliban commanders were killed in missile strikes in Helmand province, Afghanistan. The Taliban dismissed the claims as propaganda,…
The Secret of Nasser Malek-Motiei's Decades of Popularity
Nasser Malek-Motiei, a legendary actor of pre-revolutionary Iranian cinema, passed away recently, sparking renewed interest in his contributions to the film industry. His portrayal of…
The Alarm of Inflation Has Sounded
Iran's inflation rates remain fragile, with annual inflation at 8% and urban inflation at 9.1%. Monthly inflation rates are rising, threatening to push average inflation…
Attack on Afghanistan's Ministry of Interior Ends with Death of Ten Militants
A group of ten militants attacked the Ministry of Interior in Kabul, resulting in the death of all attackers and at least one police officer.…
Meeting with Mohammad Ali Mansouri
Mohammad Ali Mansouri has been imprisoned for 11 years on charges related to his support for the People's Mujahedin of Iran, despite claims from his…
Warning About the Situation of Two Million People in Idlib, Syria
The UN warns that over two million people in Idlib, Syria, are facing a critical humanitarian crisis due to ongoing conflicts and airstrikes. Mark Lowcock,…
Another Kolbar Killed in Kurdistan
A shooting by security forces in Kurdistan resulted in the death of a Kolbar and injuries to several others. Kolbars are individuals who transport goods…
An armed individual in Belgium killed two police officers and a passerby
An armed individual in Liège, Belgium, shot and killed two police officers and a passerby before being killed by police during a hostage situation at…
New Mobile Chips; Mid-range Phones Become Significantly More Powerful
Qualcomm is set to release a new 700 series chip that significantly enhances mid-range smartphones, improving performance in AI and user interfaces. This development could…
The Future of Quadruped Robots
Quadruped robots, particularly those developed by Boston Dynamics, are advancing rapidly and are expected to play significant roles in various sectors beyond military applications. With…
Increased Likelihood of Meeting Between Trump and North Korean Leader
The likelihood of a meeting between U.S. President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has increased as negotiations continue. Trump is set to meet…
Sexual Abuse of Several Students at a High School in West Tehran
An official at a boys' middle school in Tehran has been arrested for sexually abusing students, with reports indicating that 16 out of 17 evaluated…
Emmanuel Macron Grants French Citizenship to Migrant 'Hero'
Emmanuel Macron awarded French citizenship to Mamoudou Gassama, a migrant from Mali who heroically saved a child from a building. This act of bravery has…
Six Airbus Helicopters Join Iran's Air Fleet
Iran has added six new Airbus air ambulance helicopters to its emergency fleet, which will significantly reduce rescue times in crowded cities. The Minister of…
Writers' Association: Friday's Raid Indicates Intensification of Government Repressive Actions
The Iranian Writers' Association condemned a security raid that disrupted their 50th anniversary celebration in Tehran, calling it a violation of basic rights. They urged…
Gazprom of Russia: We Signed a Protocol with Ankara for the Gas Pipeline Project
Gazprom has signed a protocol with Turkey to finalize the TurkStream gas pipeline project, which aims to reduce Russia's reliance on gas transit through Ukraine.…
Trump Says He Is Still Considering Meeting with North Korean Leader
Donald Trump is still considering a meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, scheduled for June 12 in Singapore. South Korean President Moon Jae-in has…
Real Madrid Wins European Championship for the Thirteenth Time
Real Madrid defeated Liverpool 3-1 to win the UEFA Champions League for the thirteenth time. Key moments included Mohamed Salah's injury and a series of…
UN: Two Million Afghans Face Severe Food Shortages Due to Drought
The UN has reported that severe drought in Afghanistan has left two million people facing food shortages, particularly affecting farmers in northern and western provinces.…
Leaders of North and South Korea Meet for the Second Time in a Month
North and South Korean leaders Moon Jae-in and Kim Jong-un met for the second time in a month to discuss denuclearization and a peace treaty.…
Trump Announces 'Constructive Talks' for Meeting with North Korean Leader
Donald Trump announced constructive talks with North Korea to potentially revive a canceled summit originally scheduled for June 12. This follows a letter from Trump…
Nasser Malek-Motiei Passed Away
Nasser Malek-Motiei, a prominent Iranian actor, passed away after a long illness. His death has sparked reflections on his unfulfilled dreams in cinema and the…
Harvey Weinstein Released on One Million Dollar Bail
Harvey Weinstein, a prominent Hollywood producer, has been released on a one million dollar bail after facing rape charges in New York. He has denied…
U.S. House of Representatives: Military Action Against Iran Requires Congressional Approval
The U.S. House of Representatives passed an amendment requiring congressional approval for military action against Iran, reflecting a reluctance for war among lawmakers. This comes…
North Korea Dismantles Its Only Nuclear Test Site
North Korea has dismantled its only nuclear test site, inviting foreign journalists to witness the event. This action comes amidst rising tensions with the U.S.…
North Korea Criticizes Pence's Remarks: 'Negotiations Depend on the U.S.'
North Korea has criticized U.S. Vice President Mike Pence's comments about the upcoming summit, asserting that negotiations depend solely on the U.S. Tensions have escalated…
Nabih Berri Re-elected as Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament Without Any Rival
Nabih Berri has been re-elected as the Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament for another four years without any opposition. His continued leadership is significant as…
Philip Roth, American Writer, Passes Away
Philip Roth, a prominent American writer known for his exploration of the Jewish-American experience, passed away at 85 in New York due to heart failure.…
At least 30 killed in ISIS attack on army and Assad supporters in Palmyra
An ISIS attack near Palmyra resulted in at least 30 fatalities among Syrian army forces and pro-Assad militias, including Iranian citizens. This incident highlights the…
A Not-So-Famous Name and the 'Fastest' Android Phone
OnePlus has launched the OnePlus 6, the strongest Android phone on the market at a competitive price, featuring advanced specifications including a Snapdragon 845 processor…
Identification of 10 Cases of Congo Fever in Iran in 2018
Iran has reported 10 cases of Crimean-Congo fever this year, with one death. The disease typically peaks during the spring birthing season of livestock, raising…
24% Increase in Road Accident Victims in Iran During Nowruz 97
The Medical Examiner's Organization reported a significant increase in road accident fatalities during Nowruz 97, with 1,034 deaths, marking a 24.2% rise compared to the…
China: Washington and Beijing Agree to Avoid Trade War
China and the U.S. have reached an agreement to avoid a trade war and prevent new tariffs, with China promising to significantly increase imports from…
Two Million Dollar Motorcycle
Harley Davidson has collaborated with Swiss jeweler Bucherer to create a one-of-a-kind motorcycle valued at two million dollars, featuring extensive handcrafted details and luxury materials.…
Quiet Supersonic Commercial Aircraft; A Transformation in Air Transportation?
NASA and Lockheed Martin are developing a quiet supersonic aircraft named QueSST, aiming for a 2025 test flight. This aircraft could revolutionize air travel by…
Wedding Ceremony of Queen Elizabeth II's Grandson with an American Actress
Prince Harry married American actress Meghan Markle in a ceremony at Windsor Castle, watched by millions worldwide. The event broke royal traditions and highlighted the…
Shahrud Citizens Protest Transfer of Road Administration to Semnan
Citizens of Shahrud protested against the transfer of the General Road Administration to Semnan, leading to a proposal to split the administration between the two…
Over 100 People Killed in Plane Crash in Cuba
A Boeing 737 crashed near Havana, Cuba, killing over 100 people, with only three survivors who are critically injured. The plane was on a flight…
Shooting at a High School in Santa Fe, Texas Leaves 10 Dead
A shooting at a high school in Santa Fe, Texas, resulted in 10 deaths, primarily among students. The shooter and an accomplice have been apprehended,…
Trump Responds to European Council President's Remarks: They Can Call Me Whatever They Want
Donald Trump responded to European Council President Donald Tusk's criticism of his administration's recent decisions, asserting that Europe has treated the U.S. poorly in trade.…
WHO Warns of Urban Ebola Outbreak in Congo
The WHO has raised the alert level for Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to 'high' after confirming a death in the urban…
Ayatollah Khamenei and the Responsibility of the Nuclear Gamble
Ayatollah Khamenei addresses the consequences of Iran's nuclear negotiations and the JCPOA, attributing responsibility for failures to high-ranking officials rather than himself. He acknowledges that…
Father's Permission for Marriage: Does Islam Consider Women Lacking Decision-Making Logic?
The article discusses the requirement for women in Iran to obtain their father's permission to marry, questioning whether this reflects a belief in women's lack…
South Korea Mediates Between the US and North Korea
South Korea is attempting to mediate between the US and North Korea following North Korea's threats to reconsider negotiations due to perceived one-sided pressure for…
Amnesty International: Tens of Thousands Fleeing from Hodeidah in Yemen
Amnesty International reports that tens of thousands are fleeing Hodeidah, Yemen, amid escalating clashes between Houthi rebels and Saudi-led coalition forces. The port of Hodeidah…
North Korea Threatens to Cancel Meeting with Trump if Unilateral Pressure for Nuclear Disarmament Continues
North Korea's Deputy Foreign Minister warned that continued unilateral pressure from the U.S. for nuclear disarmament could lead to a cancellation of upcoming talks with…
Taliban Attack on a Border Province of Afghanistan Near Iran
The Taliban launched a significant attack on Farah province in Afghanistan, leading to clashes with police forces and raising concerns about the security situation in…
Meeting with Sam Rajabi
Sam Rajabi, a 36-year-old environmental activist, is imprisoned despite his family's claims that he has never engaged in political activities. His mother has had no…
Catalonia Parliament Elects a Hardline Separatist as Head of Local Government
The Catalonia Parliament elected Kim Torra, a hardline separatist, as the head of the local government, ending seven months of direct Spanish rule. This election…
Delivery of Pre-sold Coins Adjusts Coin Prices
The early delivery of pre-sold gold coins in Iran has led to a decrease in the price of full coins to below two million tomans,…
The US Embassy in Jerusalem Officially Opens
The US is officially opening its embassy in Jerusalem on May 13, a decision by President Trump that has sparked both praise from Israel and…
Suicide Attacks by a Family in Indonesia Leave 13 Dead
A family in Indonesia, including parents and their children, carried out suicide bombings at three churches in Surabaya, resulting in at least 13 deaths and…
One killed and four injured in knife attack in Paris; ISIS claims responsibility
A knife attack in Paris resulted in one death and four injuries, with ISIS claiming responsibility. The incident highlights ongoing security concerns in France, particularly…
19 Killed in Attack by Myanmar Rebels
The 'National Liberation Army of Ta'ang' attacked military targets in northern Myanmar, resulting in at least 19 deaths, including 15 civilians. This incident highlights the…
Iran Women's Futsal Team Repeats Championship Victory in Asia
The Iranian women's futsal team won the Asian Cup by defeating Japan 5-2, successfully defending their title. This victory also qualifies the Iranian youth futsal…
Former Malaysian Prime Minister and His Wife Banned from Leaving the Country
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak and his wife have been banned from leaving the country amid fears he might flee prosecution following his coalition's…
Iraq's First Election After the Declaration of 'ISIS Defeat' Held
Iraq held its first national elections since declaring victory over ISIS, with around 7,000 candidates vying for 329 parliamentary seats. The results are expected within…
One killed and dozens injured in the seventh protest demonstration of Gaza residents
In Gaza, protests continue against Israeli policies, resulting in one death and many injuries. The protests, which began on Land Day, are set to continue…
Leaders of the U.S. and North Korea to Meet in Singapore on June 12
U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un are scheduled to meet in Singapore on June 12 to discuss peace efforts, following a…
Is Calling Children Born Out of Wedlock 'Illegitimate' Unethical?
The article discusses the ethical implications of labeling children born out of wedlock as 'illegitimate' in Iranian society. It features a debate between sociologist Hossein…
CIA Nominee: I Will Not Use 'Enhanced Interrogation' Techniques
Gina Haspel, the acting head of the CIA, stated she would not use enhanced interrogation techniques if confirmed as director, despite her controversial past involving…
Orhan Pamuk in Iran
Orhan Pamuk, the Nobel Prize-winning Turkish author, has visited Iran for the second time, coinciding with the Tehran International Book Fair. He expressed his affection…
Internship Recruitment Announcement
Radio Farda is recruiting interns for various media-related positions, targeting students and graduates in the EU. The internships will take place in Prague and cover…
Oliver North, a defendant in the Iran-Contra case, elected as President of the National Rifle Association
Oliver North, a controversial figure from the Iran-Contra affair, has been elected as the new president of the NRA. His appointment comes amid rising protests…
Five Habits to Increase Longevity
A Harvard study reveals that adopting five healthy habits can significantly increase life expectancy in adults, with men gaining up to 12 years and women…
Hydrogen Truck; The 'Cleanest Heavy Vehicle in the World'
A British company, ULEMCo, has introduced a hydrogen truck that is touted as the cleanest heavy vehicle in the world, capable of traveling 300 kilometers…
Why Did Google's Self-Driving Car Crash?
A Google self-driving car crashed in Arizona during testing, raising concerns about the safety of autonomous vehicles. Waymo, the company behind the technology, claims the…
Significant Increase in Computer Prices in Iran
The Iranian computer market is facing significant price increases due to currency fluctuations, with laptop prices rising by 8% to 12%. Importers are struggling with…
Israeli Army Kills Three Near Gaza Border Fence
The Israeli army killed three Palestinians near the Gaza border, claiming they posed a security threat. This incident follows the deaths of six Hamas members…
Iraq Airstrike on ISIS Positions in Syrian Territory
Iraq's air force conducted airstrikes against ISIS positions in Syria, following orders from Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to target ISIS commanders. This marks the second…
Dollar and Euro Prices Rise in Iran's Free Market; Gold Coin Exceeds Two Million Tomans
The prices of the US dollar and euro in Iran's free market have surged, with the dollar reaching 6,300 tomans and the euro 7,500 tomans…
Continued Detention and Sentencing of Baha'is in Iran to Confirmation of Saeed Mortazavi's Whipping Sentence
Two Baha'i citizens in Iran were sentenced to prison, and another was arrested, highlighting ongoing discrimination against the Baha'i community. Meanwhile, a controversial whipping sentence…
Trump: Time and Place for Meeting with North Korean Leader Determined
Donald Trump announced that the time and place for his meeting with Kim Jong-un have been set, with discussions ongoing about the release of three…
Iran's Negative Trade Balance with the U.S. Increases
Iran's trade deficit with the U.S. has widened as exports to the U.S. fell by 45% while imports surged by 57%. This shift occurs amid…
Volcanic Lava in Hawaii Overflowed into Residential Areas
The Kilauea volcano in Hawaii erupted, causing mandatory evacuations for approximately 1,700 residents due to lava flow and hazardous gases. The U.S. Geological Survey has…
Migration: Nasser Cheshmazar, Creator of 'Rain of Love'
Nasser Cheshmazar, a prominent Iranian composer, passed away at 67, reflecting on his lack of an archive of his works and his contributions to Iranian…
Severe Storm in India Claims at Least 116 Lives
A severe storm in India has resulted in at least 116 fatalities and over 250 injuries, primarily due to lightning and collapsing structures. The storm…
Opposition Leader in Armenia Calls for Halt to Protests on Thursday
Nikol Pashinyan, the opposition leader in Armenia, has called for a pause in protests to negotiate for the prime minister position after widespread civil disobedience…
Opening of a Café in Tehran with Employees Having Autism and Down Syndrome
A café named 'Dantism' has opened in Tehran, staffed by individuals with autism and Down syndrome, marking a significant step in integrating these individuals into…
Nationwide Protests and Strikes in Armenia; Main Roads Blocked
Nikol Pashinyan, the opposition leader in Armenia, has called for nationwide protests and strikes after failing to secure enough votes to become Prime Minister. The…
Opposition Leader Calls for Nationwide Strike in Armenia
Nikol Pashinyan, the opposition leader in Armenia, called for a nationwide strike after failing to secure enough votes for the premiership. This follows widespread protests…
23 Civilians Killed in Airstrike on Village in Syria
An airstrike in Syria killed 23 civilians, reportedly targeting an ISIS stronghold. The U.S.-led coalition has resumed operations against ISIS, while the Syrian Democratic Forces…
High-Rise Building Collapses in Downtown Sao Paulo Due to Fire
An abandoned high-rise in Sao Paulo, Brazil, caught fire and collapsed, resulting in at least one death and potentially more casualties. The building had been…
Armenian Parliament Session to Elect New Prime Minister; Nikol Pashinyan is the Sole Official Candidate
The Armenian Parliament is set to vote on a new Prime Minister after Serzh Sargsyan's resignation due to public protests. Nikol Pashinyan is the only…
Photography Phones
The Huawei P20 Pro has been rated as the best smartphone for photography, surpassing competitors like Apple and Samsung. It achieved a score of 109,…