June 2017
Shooting at a Hospital in New York Leaves One Dead and Six Injured
A shooting at Lebanon Hospital in the Bronx, New York, resulted in one death and six injuries, primarily among medical staff. The shooter, identified as…
German Parliament Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage
The German Parliament has legalized same-sex marriage, with 393 votes in favor and 226 against. Angela Merkel, who opposed the law, allowed her party members…
Meeting with Payam Markazi
The article discusses the case of Payam Markazi, a 60-year-old Bahá'í imprisoned in Iran for allegedly promoting anti-regime propaganda. His arrest and sentencing reflect the…
Meeting with Morteza Moradpour
Morteza Moradpour, a civil activist from Tabriz, was re-arrested two months after his release and is currently imprisoned for participating in protests. His activism focuses…
Meeting with Zeinab Karimiann
Zeinab Karimiann, a journalist detained since January 2017 without announced charges, is the focus of a new series highlighting political prisoners in Iran. Her case…
Meeting with Youssef Emadi
Youssef Emadi, a composer and santur player, has been imprisoned since June 2016 for charges related to propaganda against the regime and insulting sacred beliefs.…
Seven Lebanese Soldiers Injured Following Five Suicide Bombings
Seven Lebanese soldiers were injured in a raid on refugee camps near the Syrian border, where the Lebanese Army attempted to arrest suspected terrorists. This…
Zarif: Trump's Travel Ban Plan is a 'Blind Hostility' Against All Iranians
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif condemned the U.S. travel ban affecting citizens from six Muslim-majority countries, calling it a shameful act of hostility against…
Ahvaz Becomes the 'Hottest City in the World' with Temperatures Exceeding 53 Degrees
Ahvaz has recorded temperatures exceeding 53 degrees Celsius, potentially making it the hottest city in the world. Meteorologists confirm this is the highest temperature recorded…
A Senior Advisor to Pope Francis Accused of Sexual Abuse in Australia
Cardinal Pell, a senior advisor to Pope Francis, has been charged with multiple sexual offenses in Australia, marking a significant scandal for the Vatican. Pell…
Iraqi Forces Reclaim Al-Nuri Mosque in Mosul
Iraqi special forces have reclaimed the Al-Nuri Mosque in Mosul, marking a symbolic victory against ISIS, which declared its caliphate there three years ago. The…
Iran Criticizes US State Department's Annual Report on Human Trafficking
Iran's Foreign Ministry criticized the US State Department's annual report on human trafficking, claiming it lacks legitimacy and is biased against Iran. The report alleges…
Venezuelan Army on High Alert Following Helicopter Attack on Supreme Court Building
A former police officer in Venezuela attacked government buildings with a helicopter, prompting President Maduro to put the military on high alert. The attacker, Oscar…
A Helicopter Attacked the Supreme Court of Venezuela
A police helicopter attacked the Supreme Court of Venezuela, leading President Maduro to label it a 'terrorist' act amidst a growing political crisis. This incident…
Will Unmanned Aircraft Be Developed?
Boeing is exploring the development of pilotless passenger aircraft and plans to test related technologies next year. The initiative aims to enhance safety and reduce…
Sectarian Clashes and Tensions Following the Destruction of Historical Fabric in a Shia City in Saudi Arabia
Saudi authorities have begun demolishing hundreds of historical homes in Awamiya, a Shia-majority city, citing security concerns related to local militants. This has led to…
Trump: Supreme Court Decision is a Clear Victory for U.S. National Security
Donald Trump hailed the Supreme Court's decision to enforce parts of his travel ban as a victory for national security. The ruling allows the temporary…
Summoning One of the Largest American Jewish Billionaires in the Netanyahu Case
Sheldon Adelson, a major American Jewish billionaire and supporter of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has been summoned by Israeli police to testify in an…
Eight Arrested in Connection with Sale of Final Exam Questions in Iran
Eight individuals have been arrested in Iran for selling leaked final exam questions on social media. The leak has been confirmed by both police and…
One Silver and One Bronze for Iran in Taekwondo World Championships
Iran's taekwondo team has achieved one silver and one bronze medal at the World Championships in South Korea. Armin Hadi-Pour secured a silver medal in…
Abdolfattah Soltani Granted Four-Day Leave from Evin Prison
Abdolfattah Soltani, a prominent human rights lawyer imprisoned for over a decade, has been granted a four-day leave from Evin Prison. His health has deteriorated…
Minister of Labor: Many Iranian Women Hide Their Widowhood
Ali Rabi'i, Iran's Minister of Labor, highlighted that many widowed women in Iran conceal their status due to societal stigma and negative perceptions from men.…
Saudi Arabia Reports Foiling 'Terrorist Attack on the Grand Mosque in Mecca'
Saudi security forces successfully thwarted a suicide attack near the Grand Mosque in Mecca, arresting five suspects. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in Saudi…
President of the European Council: Britain's Proposal is Below Our Expectations
Donald Tusk criticized Britain's proposal on the rights of European citizens post-Brexit, calling it inadequate and potentially harmful. Theresa May defended her proposal, claiming it…
Trump: My Warnings About Tapes Made Comey Change His Story
Donald Trump claimed that his warnings about the existence of tapes of his conversations with James Comey led Comey to change his story. This comes…
Temperature in Zahedan Sets Record After 69 Years
Zahedan has recorded a temperature of 43.4 degrees Celsius, the highest in 69 years, with warnings of further increases. This extreme heat has already led…
Should We Dare to Change the Persian Script?
The article discusses the ongoing debate about whether to change the Persian script to a Latin-based system, highlighting the difficulties of the current script and…
UNICEF: Five Million Iraqi Children Need Urgent Assistance
UNICEF reports that five million children in Iraq urgently need assistance due to ongoing violence and poverty, with over 1,000 children killed since 2014. The…
Knife Attack at Michigan Airport Under Investigation as Terrorist Act
A knife attack at Bishop International Airport in Michigan is being investigated as a terrorist act. The attacker, Aamer Fattouhi from Canada, injured a security…
Iraqi Army: ISIS Blows Up Historic Mosul Mosque
The Iraqi Army reported that ISIS has destroyed the historic Al-Nuri Mosque in Mosul, where Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared his caliphate. The incident has sparked…
Trump Congratulates New Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia
Donald Trump congratulated Mohammed bin Salman on his appointment as the new Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, discussing regional stability and relations with Qatar during…
British Prime Minister Apologizes for Government's Failure to Assist Fire Victims
British Prime Minister Theresa May apologized for the government's inadequate response to the Grenfell Tower fire, which resulted in 79 deaths or missing persons. The…
Daniel Day-Lewis Announces Retirement from Acting
Daniel Day-Lewis, a renowned actor and three-time Oscar winner, has announced his retirement from acting after completing his last film, 'Phantom Thread.' His decision has…
Arrest of a Betting Website Manager in Isfahan with a Turnover of 40 Billion Tomans
The manager of a betting website with a turnover of 40 billion tomans was arrested in Isfahan, and the website has been shut down. The…
Mohammed bin Salman Appointed Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia
King Salman of Saudi Arabia appointed his son Mohammed bin Salman as Crown Prince, replacing Mohammed bin Nayef. This change reflects ongoing significant shifts in…
Explosion at Brussels Train Station 'Was a Terrorist Attack'
A suspect in a suicide attack at Brussels Central Train Station was shot dead by soldiers after a small explosion occurred, which is being treated…
Leader of Turkey's Opposition Party Accuses Erdogan of Interfering in Judicial Affairs
Kemal Kilicdaroglu, leader of Turkey's opposition CHP, accuses President Erdogan of judicial interference and leads a protest march against the imprisonment of a party member.…
Worrying Increase in Cancer Statistics in Iran
Iran is facing a significant increase in cancer cases, with 400,000 individuals currently affected and 85,000 new cases reported annually. The Vice President of the…
Government Borrowing Through State-Owned Companies
The article discusses the increasing trend of borrowing by state-owned companies in Iran, particularly from the Central Bank, which has implications for the economy. It…
Rolls-Royce Sweptail Priced at $13 Million Becomes the Most Expensive Rolls-Royce Ever
Rolls-Royce has unveiled the Sweptail, a custom vehicle priced at $13 million, making it the most expensive Rolls-Royce ever. The car's design took four years…
House-to-House Battle of Iraqi Government Forces with ISIS in Western Mosul
Intense fighting continues in western Mosul between Iraqi government forces and ISIS fighters, with significant civilian casualties and humanitarian concerns. Approximately 100,000 civilians remain trapped…
Construction of Equipment for 'Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant Two' Begins in Russia
Construction of equipment for Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant Two has begun in Russia, including a core melt trap, with an estimated cost of $11 billion.…
Death of Two Teenagers in Sistan and Baluchestan Due to Extreme Heat
Two 13-year-old boys died in Sistan and Baluchestan due to extreme heat and thirst after their vehicle broke down. This incident highlights the severe weather…
A Poll: Only Two Percent of Netanyahu's Supporters Consider Iran a Major Concern
A recent poll indicates that only 2.4% of Likud party supporters view Iran as a significant issue for the Israeli government, with economic concerns, particularly…
Investigation into the 'Terrorist Nature' of Fatal Vehicle Collision with People Near Mosque in London
A van struck worshippers leaving a mosque in London, resulting in at least one death and multiple injuries, prompting an anti-terrorism investigation. The British Prime…
Operation to Retake the Old City of Mosul Begins
Iraqi forces have launched an operation to reclaim the old city of Mosul from ISIS, with support from U.S. airstrikes. The situation remains dire for…
Estimates of 'Wide Victory for Macron's Party' in Final Round of French Parliamentary Elections
French citizens are voting in the final round of parliamentary elections, with Macron's party expected to secure a significant majority. This follows Macron's recent presidential…
Two Men Raped a Woman Who Had Fled to Them for Help
A young woman, after being raped and fleeing to seek help, was assaulted again by two men in a car. The incident highlights the alarming…
US Navy Ship Collides with Commercial Vessel; Seven Sailors Missing
A US Navy warship, the USS Fitzgerald, collided with a Philippine-flagged commercial vessel, resulting in seven missing sailors and three injuries. The incident occurred near…
Former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl Passes Away
Helmut Kohl, the former Chancellor of Germany who played a pivotal role in the reunification of East and West Germany, has died at the age…
British Prime Minister Meets Fire Victims After Growing Criticism
British Prime Minister Theresa May faced criticism for not meeting fire victims sooner after a deadly blaze at Grenfell Tower. The death toll has reached…
Donald Trump Revises U.S. Policies on Cuba
Donald Trump has revised U.S. policies on Cuba, canceling the previous administration's agreement and imposing stricter travel and trade restrictions. This move signals a shift…
Disqualification of Iran's National Volleyball Team Hopeful Players
Three players from Iran's national girls' volleyball team have been disqualified for creating controversies during the Asian Championship in Thailand. The disciplinary actions are unusual…
Investigation into the 'Possible Death' of the Leader of the Islamic State Group in a Russian Airstrike
Reports suggest that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS, may have been killed in a Russian airstrike near Raqqa, Syria. This follows previous claims…
Suicide Attack on Shia Mosque in Western Kabul Leaves at Least Four Dead
A suicide attack on a Shia mosque in Kabul resulted in at least four deaths, including a prominent community leader. The Islamic State has claimed…
Did Arabs Live in Ignorance Before Islam?
The article discusses the concept of ignorance among Arabs before Islam, questioning the traditional narrative that labels this period as one of ignorance and barbarism.…
Shooting at Congressional Members; Condition of Senior House Member 'Critical'
A shooting incident targeting Republican members of Congress left senior House member Steve Scalise critically injured. The assailant, James Hodgkinson, was killed during the attack.…
British Petroleum: 75% Increase in Iran's Nuclear Power Production in 2016
British Petroleum's report highlights a significant increase in Iran's oil, gas, and nuclear power production in 2016. Iran's nuclear electricity production rose by over 75%,…
A Senior Member of the U.S. Congress from the Republican Party Targeted in Shooting
A shooting incident in Virginia injured U.S. Congressman Steve Scalise and at least two others during a Republican baseball practice. The condition of Scalise is…
UAE: No Military Action Planned Against Qatar
The UAE ambassador to the US has stated that there are no military plans against Qatar, but economic pressures will increase if Qatar does not…
Rex Tillerson: North Korea Released American Student
Otto Warmbier, an American student imprisoned in North Korea, has been released and is returning to the U.S. in a coma. The announcement coincided with…
The Presence of a Woman Among the Attackers of the Parliament Has Been Denied
Iranian officials have denied the presence of a woman among the attackers in the recent assault on the Parliament, asserting that there is no evidence…
Child Rights Activists: There Are Seven Million Child Laborers in Iran
Child rights activists in Iran report that there are seven million child laborers, with many involved in drug trafficking and living in dire conditions. The…
The Share of Development Budget for Education Has Severely Decreased
The article discusses the significant decrease in the development budget for education in Iran from 2008 to 2016, highlighting a shift towards current expenditures. Despite…
Major Victory for Macron Supporters in First Round of French Parliamentary Elections
Emmanuel Macron's party achieved a significant victory in the first round of the French parliamentary elections, with estimates suggesting they could secure a historic majority.…
Saif al-Islam, Son of Muammar Gaddafi, Released
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi has been released by a militia group in Libya after being held since 2011, following a general amnesty. His release highlights ongoing…
Yasaman Maqabli Among 12 Future NASA Astronauts
Yasaman Maqabli, an Iranian-American pilot, has been selected as one of twelve candidates for NASA's astronaut training program. This selection highlights the diversity and qualifications…
"Fire at Will"; Who and Where to Shoot?
Ayatollah Khamenei has called for 'fire at will' in response to perceived failures in addressing key issues, urging soft war officers to act independently. This…
Meeting with Adel Naeimi
The article discusses the case of Adel Naeimi, a 65-year-old Bahá'í who was arrested in 2012 and sentenced to 10 years in prison for his…
Future Computers Will Be One Hundred Times Faster
The article discusses the future of computing technology, highlighting that new processors utilizing lazy transistors will potentially make computers one hundred times faster than current…
UK Police: London Attack Could Have Been Much More Extensive Than What Occurred
The UK police revealed that the attackers in the London assault had plans for more extensive attacks and attempted to rent a larger vehicle. They…
Liberman: As a Result of Trump's Visit, We Are Closer to Agreement with Palestinians Than Ever
Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman claims that Israel is closer than ever to a peace agreement with the Palestinians, following Trump's recent visit to the…
Menstruation: A Taboo or a Natural Cycle of Women's Bodies?
The article discusses the taboo surrounding menstruation in Iranian society, highlighting the perspectives of gender equality activists Soodeh Rad and Zhila Mohaddesh Shari'at Panahi. They…
The Most 'Strange' Plant and Animal Species Discovered in 2016
In 2016, an international committee highlighted ten unusual species discovered, showcasing the ongoing wonders of wildlife and the urgent need for conservation as many species…
Asus Storm at Computex Exhibition
Asus showcased a range of new laptops at Computex 2017, including the ultra-thin ZenBook Flip S and gaming laptop ROG Zephyrus. These products feature advanced…
Former FBI Director's Testimony Released: 'Trump Expected Loyalty'
James Comey testified that Donald Trump expected loyalty from him, which raises concerns about presidential interference in FBI investigations. This testimony is significant as it…
ISIS Terrorist Attack on Parliament and Ayatollah Khomeini's Tomb in Tehran
On June 7, 2017, ISIS carried out coordinated attacks on the Iranian Parliament and Ayatollah Khomeini's tomb, resulting in 12 deaths and 42 injuries. The…
Arrest of One Person at Heathrow Airport in Connection with Manchester Suicide Attack
A 38-year-old man was arrested at Heathrow Airport in connection with the Manchester suicide bombing that killed 22 people. The arrest was pre-planned, and there…
An Attacker Near Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris Injured by Police Gunfire
A man attacked police officers with a hammer near Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, shouting 'for Syria,' and was shot and injured by police. This…
Meeting with Keyvan Rahimian
Keyvan Rahimian, a Bahá'í citizen and psychology graduate, has been imprisoned since 2012 for teaching at an online Bahá'í university, accused of threatening national security.…
Meeting with Tahereh Riahi
Tahereh Riahi, a journalist and head of the social service department at Borna News Agency, has been detained for six months without charges or a…
Australian Prime Minister Says Deadly Hostage Situation in Melbourne Was 'Terrorist'
A deadly hostage situation in Melbourne has been classified as a terrorist act by Australian authorities, with the Islamic State claiming the assailant was one…
One of the Suspects in the London Attacks was a 'Known Extremist'
The identities of two suspects in the London attacks have been revealed, including Khuram Shazad Butt, a known extremist. The attacks resulted in seven deaths…
Top Cars Under $20,000 in America
The KBB institute has ranked the top 10 cars under $20,000 in the U.S., with the Mazda 3 taking the top spot due to its…
Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Calls for Dismissal of Senior Security Officials
Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Salahuddin Rabbani has called for the dismissal of senior security officials following a series of deadly attacks in Kabul that resulted in…
Shooting in Florida Leaves Several Dead
A shooting at an office near Orlando, Florida, resulted in the deaths of five individuals, including the shooter, who had been fired from his job.…
A Member of Parliament: The Bill to Limit the Execution of Drug Traffickers Will Be Voted On
A member of the Iranian parliament announced that a bill to limit the death penalty for drug traffickers will soon be voted on. The bill…
Putin Denies Interference in US Elections and Existence of 'Evidence' Regarding Trump
In an NBC interview, Russian President Vladimir Putin denied any interference in the US elections and dismissed rumors of damaging evidence against Donald Trump as…
Government to Present Bills for 'Separation of Three Ministries' to Parliament
The Rouhani government plans to separate three ministries, aiming to reactivate them at the start of the new administration. This move follows a controversial history…
A Review of a Book: "Let's Return Tonight!"
Peyman Esmaeili, a prominent Iranian writer, discusses his latest short story collection "Let's Return Tonight," which reflects his experiences of migration, particularly from Iran to…
ISIS Shoots Civilians Fleeing an Area in Mosul
In Mosul, ISIS has killed dozens of civilians attempting to flee from conflict zones as Iraqi forces continue operations to reclaim the city. The situation…
London Attacks; British Police Say Three Attackers Have Been Killed
On Saturday night, a vehicle ran over pedestrians on London Bridge, followed by knife attacks in Borough Market, resulting in multiple casualties. British police confirmed…
British Police: Saturday Night Attacks in London Were Terrorist
On June 3rd, two terrorist attacks occurred in London, resulting in injuries and one confirmed death. The attacks happened just days before the UK general…
Real Madrid Wins UEFA Champions League with a High-Scoring Victory Against Juventus
Real Madrid won the UEFA Champions League by defeating Juventus 4-1, marking their twelfth title in the prestigious tournament. Zinedine Zidane's team showcased a dominant…
Health Ministry Official Calls for Sevenfold Increase in Cigarette Tax
A health ministry official in Iran has called for a significant increase in cigarette taxes, stating that current rates are among the lowest in the…
Several Deadly Explosions at the Funeral of a Victim of Protests in Kabul
Multiple bomb explosions during a funeral in Kabul resulted in several fatalities and injuries, including among security personnel. The funeral was for a victim of…
CIA Appoints New Director for Iran Affairs
The CIA has appointed Michael D'Andrea, a counter-terrorism expert, to lead a new office focused on Iran, reflecting the Trump administration's hardline stance towards the…
IAEA: Iran has complied with the JCPOA but is nearing the heavy water stockpile limit
The IAEA confirmed that Iran is complying with the JCPOA but is close to exceeding its heavy water reserve limit. This situation raises concerns as…
Protesters in Kabul Demand Resignation of Government Leaders
Protesters in Kabul are demanding the resignation of government leaders following a deadly explosion that killed over 90 people. The protests highlight public frustration with…
Thousands of Students in Iran Protest Against the Exclusion of Gonabadi Dervishes from Education
Over three thousand Iranian university students protested against the exclusion of Gonabadi dervishes from education, emphasizing the rights of religious minorities. The statement calls for…
Putin Suggests 'Patriotic' Hackers May Have Attacked Critics of Russia
Vladimir Putin denied Russian government involvement in cyberattacks on foreign elections but suggested that some hackers may act out of patriotism. He emphasized that no…
A Book by J.R.R. Tolkien Published After a Century
A new book by J.R.R. Tolkien, titled 'Beren and Lúthien,' was published a century after it was written, inspired by his experiences in World War…
A Large Iceberg is About to Break Away from Antarctica
Scientists from Swansea University report that a massive iceberg is about to break away from Antarctica, coinciding with Donald Trump's decision on the Paris Climate…
Request for Divorce from 10,000 Spouses of Prisoners in Iran in 2016
In 2016, 10,000 spouses of prisoners in Iran requested divorce, primarily due to the absence of a family head. The Iranian Prison Organization is attempting…
Will the Rising Trend of Inflation Return to Iran's Economy?
Hosseini Mirshojaian, Iran's Deputy Minister of Economic Affairs, warns that inflation may return to double digits, citing a combination of internal and international factors. He…
Next Generation of Computer Processors
Intel has launched its new Core i9 processors featuring 18 cores, intensifying the competition with AMD, which recently introduced its Ryzen processors. This advancement in…