June 2018
A New Robot Sent to Space to Assist Astronauts
A new AI robot named CIMON has been sent to the International Space Station to assist astronauts, particularly German astronaut Alexander Gerst, in their research…
Dust Storm in Sistan and Baluchestan Province Sends Dozens to Medical Centers
A severe dust storm in Sistan and Baluchestan Province has led to dozens of residents seeking medical attention due to health complications. The situation has…
Shooting at a Newspaper Office in Maryland, USA Leaves Five Dead
A shooting at the Capital Gazette newspaper office in Annapolis, Maryland, resulted in five fatalities and several injuries. The shooter, an adult white male, has…
Watching Pornographic Products: Yes or No?
The article discusses the controversial topic of pornography in Iran, featuring a debate between Zhila Shari'at Panahi, a women's rights activist opposed to pornography, and…
Composition of the U.S. Supreme Court Shifts in Favor of Conservatives
Donald Trump is poised to solidify conservative control over the U.S. Supreme Court by selecting a new judge following Justice Kennedy's retirement. This move could…
One Dead and Several Injured in Abadan Petrochemical Fire
A fire at the Abadan petrochemical plant resulted in one death and at least 18 injuries. The cause of the fire is still unknown, and…
Iran Launches UF6 Gas Production Plant in Isfahan
Iran has launched a UF6 gas production plant in Isfahan after years of inactivity, citing improvements in yellowcake availability. This development follows the U.S. withdrawal…
Radio Farda Interview with One of the Victims of Assault in Iranshahr
The report of assaults on 41 women and girls in Iranshahr has led to protests and demands for justice, while government officials dispute the figures.…
Asgardia Accepts Citizens
Asgardia, a newly established space nation, is accepting citizens and aims to create a permanent human settlement on the Moon within 25 years. Led by…
U.S. Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Donald Trump's Immigration Order
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld Donald Trump's immigration order banning travelers from several predominantly Muslim countries, including Iran. This ruling is a significant victory for…
86 People Killed in Clashes Between Herdsmen and Farmers in Nigeria
Clashes between Muslim herdsmen and Christian farmers in central Nigeria have resulted in 86 deaths and significant destruction. The ongoing violence poses a serious security…
New Windows Update and the Blue Screen of Death
Following a recent update to Windows 10, many users have reported significant issues, including software incompatibility and hardware failures, leading to increased dissatisfaction and repair…
Saran'sk; An Odd and Remote Host for Iran and Portugal
Saran'sk, a small and remote city in Russia, has been chosen to host matches for the World Cup, surprising many due to its lack of…
Turkey's Supreme Election Council: Erdogan has won
Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been declared the winner of Turkey's presidential elections, securing over 52% of the votes, while his main rival Muharrem Ince received…
Hezbollah's Facebook and Twitter Accounts Blocked
Hezbollah's accounts on Facebook and Twitter were blocked shortly after the release of a video showing the abduction of two Israeli soldiers in 2006. The…
Koko, the Gorilla Who Learned Sign Language, Dies at 46
Koko, a gorilla known for learning sign language and her unique bond with cats, passed away at 46. Her ability to communicate significantly influenced public…
New Research: Seafood Affects Increased Sexual Activity and Accelerated Pregnancy
New research indicates that couples consuming seafood experience increased sexual activity and faster pregnancy rates. The study involved 500 couples in Michigan and Texas, revealing…
The Greek Government Announces the End of the Country's Economic Crisis
The Greek government has declared the end of its economic crisis, marking a new chapter for the country following a debt reduction agreement with Eurozone…
Striving to Conquer the Land of Dreams
The article draws a parallel between the humanitarian actions of a Baloch man, Malek-Danyar, who feeds crocodiles during a drought, and the efforts of the…
Arrest of Several 'ISIS Members' Ahead of Turkish Elections
Fourteen suspected ISIS members were arrested in Ankara just days before Turkey's presidential and parliamentary elections. The arrests highlight ongoing security concerns in Turkey, particularly…
The Second Suspect in the Rape Case in Iranshahr Has Been Arrested
The second suspect in a serious rape and kidnapping case in Iranshahr, Iran, has been arrested, following conflicting reports about the number of victims. Judicial…
The Entire Mazandaran Province is Experiencing Drought
Mazandaran Province is currently facing severe drought conditions, with a 26% decrease in rainfall compared to long-term averages. This situation is alarming as it affects…
Prevention of Iranian Woman Activist with Banner from Entering Kazan Stadium
Maryam Qashqai Shajai, an Iranian women's rights activist, was prevented from entering Kazan Stadium with a banner supporting women's rights despite having FIFA's permission. This…
UN: Syrian Government and Rebels Committed War Crimes in Eastern Ghouta
The UN has accused both the Syrian government and rebel forces of committing war crimes during the prolonged siege of Eastern Ghouta, impacting 265,000 civilians.…
Watching the Iran vs. Spain Game in a Completely Irrelevant Place
The article narrates a personal experience of watching the Iran vs. Spain World Cup game in Kathmandu, Nepal, amidst the backdrop of local life and…
Trump Signs Executive Order to Keep Immigrant Families Together
President Trump signed an executive order to keep immigrant families together amid widespread outrage over the separation of children from parents at the U.S.-Mexico border.…
Israeli Fighter Jets Attack Hamas Positions Following Rocket Attacks from Gaza
Israeli airstrikes targeted Hamas positions in Gaza following rocket attacks, marking a significant escalation in violence. The situation has resulted in injuries to Hamas officials…
Large Sections of Hodeidah Airport Captured by Saudi-Led Coalition
The Saudi-led coalition has launched an offensive to capture Hodeidah airport from Houthi rebels, with significant fighting reported. This operation is critical as Hodeidah is…
The Number of Global Refugees and Displaced Persons Increased to Over 68 Million
The UNHCR reported that the number of refugees and displaced persons worldwide reached 68.5 million in 2017, with Turkey hosting the largest number. This crisis…
How to Annoy Superstars?
The article discusses the pressure faced by football superstars like Messi, Ronaldo, and Neymar during the 2018 World Cup. It highlights Ronaldo's successful start compared…
Trump's Warning: More Tariffs Against China; Beijing: We Will Retaliate
President Trump has announced new tariffs on Chinese goods, prompting China to threaten severe retaliation. This escalating trade conflict raises concerns about a potential trade…
Trump: I Will Not Allow America to Become a Migrant Camp
Donald Trump has declared that he will not allow the U.S. to become a migrant camp, criticizing European immigration policies while facing increasing pressure to…
Homophobia; The Hidden Face of St. Petersburg and This Magnificent Cup
The article discusses the rise of homophobia in Russia, particularly in the context of the 2018 World Cup in St. Petersburg, where a special viewing…
Germany's Defeat: A Warning to Spain's Football Team in Their Clash with Iran
Spain's football team is preparing for their World Cup match against Iran after a strong performance against Portugal, despite recent turmoil from their coach's dismissal.…
Iran's Attorney General Threatens Sunni Friday Prayer Leader of Iranshahr with Legal Action
The Attorney General of Iran has threatened the Sunni Friday prayer leader of Iranshahr with legal action for claiming that 41 girls were raped, calling…
Arrest of Suspect in Vehicle Attack on Music Festival Participants in the Netherlands
A van attacked participants at the Pinkpop music festival in the Netherlands, killing one and injuring three. The police have arrested a suspect and are…
Severe Earthquake in Western Japan Leaves Casualties
A severe earthquake struck Osaka, Japan, resulting in at least three deaths and over 40 injuries. The earthquake, rated as '6-' by the Japan Meteorological…
Iran's Interior Minister Orders 'Increased Follow-up' on the Case of 'Assault on 41 Girls' in Iranshahr
Iran's Interior Minister has ordered an intensified investigation into the alleged assault of 41 girls in Iranshahr, following conflicting reports from local officials and public…
Taliban Rejects Extension of Ceasefire with Government
The Taliban has officially ended a three-day ceasefire, stating they will not extend it, which has led to renewed violence in Afghanistan, including a suicide…
Is the Use of the Lion and Sun Flag at the World Cup Prohibited?
The use of the Lion and Sun flag at the World Cup is reportedly prohibited, causing controversy among Iranian fans. This emblem has historical significance…
Arrest of One of the 'Kidnappers' of Dozens of Young Girls in Iranshahr
One of the kidnappers involved in the abduction of young girls in Iranshahr has been arrested, following alarming reports of sexual assaults. Local protests have…
UN: Middle East Droughts Will Worsen, Be Prepared
The UN has warned that water scarcity in the Middle East and North Africa is set to worsen, urging countries to prepare for drought. The…
Afghanistan: Leader of Pakistani Taliban Killed in US Airstrike
Mullah Fazlullah, leader of the Pakistani Taliban, was killed in a US drone strike in Afghanistan just hours before a ceasefire between the Afghan government…
What Will Iran Do...
The author reflects on their personal experiences with football, highlighting the emotional connection to the Iranian national team, especially as they prepare for the World…
Iran at Russia 2018; From the Main Text to the Margins
The article discusses Iran's participation in the 2018 World Cup in Russia, highlighting national pride and controversies surrounding the event, including the exclusion of women…
Pew Research: Young People in Iran and Many Countries Are Less Religious Than Older Generations
A global study by Pew Research indicates that young people in Iran and many other countries are less religious than older generations, with a notable…
Melting of 'Three Trillion Tons' of Antarctic Ice in the Past Quarter Century
A recent study reveals that nearly three trillion tons of Antarctic ice have melted since 1992, significantly contributing to rising sea levels. Scientists warn that…
Support of the President of Georgia for the Leader of the Ruling Party for the Prime Minister Position
The President of Georgia has backed Bidzina Ivanishvili for the Prime Minister position following the resignation of Giorgi Kvirikashvili amid public protests and disagreements within…
The Best Car Engines of 2018
Ferrari's 3900 cc eight-cylinder engine was named the best engine of 2018, marking the third consecutive year for the company. The article highlights various engine…
Indian Chess Player Withdraws from International Competitions in Iran Due to Mandatory Hijab
Indian chess player Somiya Swaminathan withdrew from international competitions in Iran due to mandatory hijab requirements, claiming it violates human rights. Her decision has garnered…
Russian Lawmaker to Women: Do Not Have Sexual Relations with Foreigners During World Cup
Tamara Pletnyova, a senior Russian lawmaker, advised Russian women against having sexual relations with foreign men during the World Cup, suggesting they should seek partners…
Macedonia Ends Disputes with Greece by Changing Its Name
Macedonia has officially changed its name to 'North Macedonia' to resolve a long-standing dispute with Greece, facilitating its path to NATO and EU membership. The…
End of Hostage Situation in Paris with Arrest of Attacker and Release of Hostages
A hostage situation in Paris ended with the arrest of an attacker who demanded to contact the Iranian embassy. The incident raised concerns over the…
Virtual Tour of Anne Frank's Hiding Place During World War II
The Anne Frank House Museum has launched a virtual tour of the hiding place of Anne Frank and her family in Amsterdam, commemorating her birthday.…
Vodka, Sickle, Hammer, and the Treaty of Turkmenchay!
The article discusses the upcoming World Cup in Russia, highlighting the historical complexities between Iran and Russia. The author, a journalist, plans to travel to…
Fitzpatrick: North Korea is not serious about verification
The U.S. and North Korea signed a joint statement committing to denuclearization, but experts express skepticism about the agreement's substance and verification processes. Mark Fitzpatrick…
Full Transcript of VOA Interview with Donald Trump on North Korea
In an interview with Voice of America, President Donald Trump stated that North Korea will be denuclearized and emphasized the importance of recovering the remains…
Dismissal Due to Criticism of Singing the 'Allegiance to Putin' Anthem in Kindergarten
Aleksandra Trikova, a journalist, was fired for criticizing a kindergarten performance of an anthem praising Putin. The dismissal raises concerns about freedom of expression and…
Iraqi Interior Minister: Fire at Ballot Storage Site Was Intentional
A fire at a ballot storage site in Baghdad has been declared intentional by the Iraqi Interior Minister, raising concerns about the integrity of the…
Donald Trump's Optimism About the Fruitfulness of the Meeting with North Korean Leader
U.S. President Donald Trump expressed optimism ahead of his historic meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore, focusing on denuclearization efforts. Secretary…
"Family Problems"; The Most Common Reason for Visiting Counseling Centers in Iran
A significant portion of individuals seeking help from counseling centers in Iran cite family problems as their primary reason, highlighting the urgent need for mental…
Could Iran Become Like Syria?
Iran has seen a rise in protests since December, with various groups expressing discontent over economic crises. Analysts debate whether Iran could descend into chaos…
Window; From the Continued Detention of Environmental Activists to the Conviction of Civil and Media Activists
Environmental activists in Iran continue to be detained without legal representation, raising concerns about their treatment and lack of judicial process. Notably, Sam Rajabi's sister…
USA: Operations Against ISIS in Afghanistan Will Intensify
The U.S. has announced an intensification of operations against ISIS in Afghanistan during a one-week ceasefire between the Afghan government and the Taliban. U.S. Defense…
ISIS Captures Parts of Al-Bukamal City in Syria
ISIS has captured parts of Al-Bukamal in Syria, marking a significant military operation with at least 25 Syrian government forces killed. The resurgence of ISIS…
NASA Rover Discovers Essential Ingredients for Life on Mars
NASA's Curiosity rover has discovered organic compounds and seasonal methane fluctuations on Mars, suggesting potential ancient life. While these findings are significant, scientists caution that…
Significant Increase in Iran's GDP Amid Oil Production
Iran's GDP rose to $447 billion last year, driven largely by a 10.6% increase in oil exports. The report highlights the crucial role of oil…
The Afghan Government Announces Unconditional Ceasefire with the Taliban
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani announced an unconditional ceasefire with the Taliban, coinciding with Eid al-Fitr, but it excludes groups like ISIS. The decision follows a…
Scientists Map Genetic Codes of Three Thousand Dangerous Bacteria
Scientists have mapped the genomes of over three thousand dangerous bacteria to better understand and combat drug-resistant infections. This research aims to provide insights into…
The Computer System of Tabriz Airport Hacked
The computer system of Tabriz Airport was hacked by a group called 'Tapandegan,' which displayed messages supporting strikes and protests in Iran. This incident follows…
Iraqi Parliament Calls for Manual Recount of Recent Election Votes
The Iraqi Parliament has voted for a manual recount of votes from last month's elections following allegations of significant fraud. This decision could complicate the…
90 Thousand Dollar Fine Imposed on Three Iranian Clubs by the Asian Football Confederation
The AFC has imposed fines totaling over 90 thousand dollars on three Iranian football clubs—Esteghlal, Persepolis, and Zob Ahan—for various violations related to match organization…
Cancellation of Argentina's Football Match with Israel; Palestinians Welcome the Decision
The Argentina national football team canceled a friendly match with Israel, which was initially set to take place in Jerusalem, after Palestinian protests. Palestinian officials…
Does Foreign Direct Investment in Iran Have a Future?
Iran attracted $5 billion in foreign direct investment in the last year, a significant increase from the previous year, largely due to the JCPOA. However,…
UN Representative Meets with Houthis; Efforts to Reduce Conflicts in Hodeidah
The UN is attempting to mediate peace talks with Houthi rebels in Yemen to reduce violence in Hodeidah, a crucial port for humanitarian aid. The…
First Driving Licenses Issued for Women in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia has begun issuing driving licenses to women for the first time, set to officially lift the ban on June 24. This initiative is…
Turkish Foreign Minister's Visit to the U.S. for Discussions on Syria
The Turkish Foreign Minister is visiting the U.S. to discuss tensions over Kurdish militants in Syria and the Manbij plan with his American counterpart. This…
Computers Could Become 'Millions of Times' Faster
Scientists have developed a method to create computers that could be millions of times faster than current technology by using infrared laser pulses on tungsten…
Protesters in Jordan Demand Resignation of Prime Minister
Protesters in Jordan are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Hani al-Mulki due to failed negotiations over new economic policies, including tax increases. The protests,…
Deputy of Welfare Organization: Education Against Child Abuse Must Be Prioritized in Schools
The Deputy of the Social Welfare Organization of Iran has called for education against child abuse to be prioritized in schools following rising protests over…
Mattis: Lifting Sanctions on North Korea Only After Clear Steps Toward Nuclear Disarmament
U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis emphasized that sanctions on North Korea will only be lifted after the country takes clear steps toward nuclear disarmament.…
Ardeshir Zahedi: I Do Not Want Iran to Fall into the Situation of Iraq
Ardeshir Zahedi has criticized U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's remarks about Iran in a letter to the New York Times, asserting that Iran cannot…
U.S. State Department Criticizes Religious Minorities' Situation in Iran
The U.S. State Department's annual report highlights ongoing repression of Baha'is and Christian converts in Iran, contradicting President Rouhani's promises for improvement. The Iranian government…
Student Speaker's Reaction to Denial of His Arrest by Khamenei's Session
Mohammad Javad Motamedi Nejad, a student activist and speaker at a recent meeting with Iran's Supreme Leader, was arrested shortly after the meeting and later…
Lions and Tigers Hide in a Flooded Zoo in Germany
A flood in Lobenbach, Germany, led to fears of big cats escaping from the local zoo, prompting a lockdown. However, the animals were found safe…
Unemployment Rate in the U.S. Reaches Lowest Level in 18 Years
The U.S. unemployment rate has dropped to 3.8%, the lowest in 18 years, with significant job creation reported. President Trump claims credit for these improvements,…
Mariano Rajoy Removed from Office as Prime Minister of Spain
Mariano Rajoy was ousted as Prime Minister of Spain through a parliamentary vote of no confidence, with Pedro Sanchez elected as his successor. This marks…
Meeting with Shahnam Jazbani
Shahnam Jazbani, a Bahá'í resident of Gonbad, was arrested and imprisoned for his beliefs. He has previously faced detention during mass arrests in 2012, where…
Repeated Cancellation of Iran National Football Team's Friendly Matches
The Iran national football team's friendly matches are facing repeated cancellations due to disputes with federations from Sierra Leone, Greece, and Kosovo. These cancellations jeopardize…