July 2016
Pope Francis: A Small Group of Extremists Can Be Found in Every Religion
Pope Francis emphasized that labeling Islam as inherently violent is incorrect, noting that all religions have extremist factions. His comments came after a recent attack…
Occupation of Police Station in Yerevan Ends with Surrender of Armed Men After Two Weeks
After two weeks of occupation and hostage-taking at a police station in Yerevan, armed opposition members surrendered to security forces, leading to the arrest of…
Muslims Show Solidarity with Christians During Sunday Prayers in France and Italy
Muslims in France and Italy participated in Sunday prayers to show solidarity with Christians following the murder of a priest by radical Muslims. This act…
Iraqi Defense Minister: ISIS Leaders Have Left Mosul for Syria
Iraqi Defense Minister Khalid al-Obeidi announced that ISIS leaders are fleeing Mosul for Syria due to internal disputes and the impending military operation to reclaim…
The Number of Injured in Yerevan Clashes Rises to 75
Clashes in Yerevan between police and demonstrators have resulted in 75 injuries and the death of a police officer due to sniper fire. The violence…
Democratic Party Campaign Targeted by Cyber Attack Again
The Democratic Party's campaign committee has been targeted by a cyber attack for the second time in a week, with potential links to Russian hackers.…
From Islamic Terrorism to Islamophobia; Foreign Troubles
Europe has faced a series of violent attacks by Islamic extremists, predominantly carried out by foreigners, leading to a rise in anti-immigration sentiments. Western leaders…
Syria and Russia's Plan to Open 'Safe Routes' for Civilians and Militants to Exit Aleppo
Russia and Syria have initiated a humanitarian operation in Aleppo, establishing safe routes for civilians and surrendering militants. This comes amid a critical humanitarian crisis,…
Iran's Army Files Complaint Against Hassan Abbasi Over His Remarks About the Military
The Iranian Army has filed a complaint against Hassan Abbasi for his critical remarks about the military, which he described as 'silent.' This incident highlights…
Kremlin to America: Find the Footprint of the Email Hacking Scandal on Your Soil
The Kremlin has dismissed U.S. allegations of Russian involvement in the Democratic Party email hacking scandal as foolish, urging the U.S. to investigate the matter…
Angela Merkel Rejects Changes in Policies Regarding Refugees
Angela Merkel reaffirmed Germany's commitment to accepting refugees despite recent terrorist attacks, emphasizing that these incidents do not reflect a loss of control by authorities.…
Mortazavi: Palizdar is Spreading Ridiculous Lies
Saeed Mortazavi, former Tehran prosecutor, dismissed Abbas Palizdar's claims of being threatened with execution as ridiculous lies. Palizdar, who previously exposed corruption among high-ranking clerics,…
The Puzzle of Inflation Reduction Amidst Inflated Liquidity
Iran's inflation rate showed a slight decline to 9.2% in July, but point-to-point inflation rose, raising concerns about future inflation rates. The significant increase in…
The price of one square meter of residential units in Tehran reached 4.2 million tomans
The Central Bank of Iran reported a significant increase in residential property transactions in Tehran, with the average price per square meter reaching 4.2 million…
Shopping Center Evacuated in Bremen; German Police Arrest Algerian Asylum Seeker
A 19-year-old Algerian asylum seeker was arrested in Bremen after escaping a psychiatric facility and making threats. The incident follows a series of violent attacks…
US Investigation into Civilian Deaths in Airstrike in Northern Syria
The US military has begun an investigation into civilian deaths from a July 20 airstrike in northern Syria attributed to the US-led coalition. The Syrian…
Two Explosions in Qamishli, Syria Leave Dozens Dead
Two suicide bombings in Qamishli, Syria, attributed to the Islamic State group, resulted in significant casualties, with reports of at least 31 to 50 dead…
Iran's Security Institutions Decide on the Release of 'Pokemon Go' in the Country
The National Foundation of Computer Games in Iran is seeking approval from security institutions for the release of 'Pokemon Go', which has become popular worldwide.…
First Military Agreement Between the United States and the Kurdistan Region
On July 12, 2016, the U.S. signed a military cooperation agreement with the Kurdistan Regional Government, committing $450 million to support Peshmerga forces against ISIS.…
Deadly Attacks in Western Europe Since 2014
The article details a series of deadly attacks in Western Europe since 2014, many of which have been attributed to ISIS or individuals with mental…
The identity of one of the attackers at a church in northern France has been announced as 19-year-old Adel Karimi
Adel Karimi, a 19-year-old attacker, has been identified in a church attack in northern France where an 84-year-old priest was killed. He had previously attempted…
Hollande: The Threat of Islamist Militants Against Europe Has Never Been as Dangerous as Today
French President François Hollande declared that the threat from Islamist militants has reached unprecedented levels after an ISIS attack resulted in the murder of a…
The Sky Giant Turns 100
Boeing celebrates its 100th anniversary, reflecting on its evolution from wooden aircraft to advanced aerospace technology. The company has played a crucial role in both…
Ghalibaf: People of Tehran Owe 45 Trillion Tomans to the Municipality
Tehran's mayor, Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf, announced that residents owe 45 trillion tomans to the municipality, highlighting issues of debt collection and property usage. The statement…
Hostage-taking in France; ISIS claims responsibility for the attack
ISIS claimed responsibility for a hostage-taking incident at a church in northern France, resulting in the death of a priest and highlighting ongoing security concerns…
Trick Your Brain with a Glass of Water to Eat Less
A recent study reveals that drinking a large glass of water before meals can trick the brain into feeling fuller, thus reducing appetite. Dutch researchers…
Mission: Possible; Solar-Powered Plane Completes Round-the-World Journey
Solar Impulse 2 has completed its historic round-the-world journey powered solely by solar energy, landing in the UAE after a 48-hour flight from Cairo. Pilots…
Turkish Prime Minister: Constitutional Changes Will Be Made
Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim announced an agreement among parliamentary leaders to make minor constitutional changes to address systemic deadlocks. This comes amid growing concerns…
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Ansbach Suicide Bombing
The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in Ansbach, Germany, carried out by a 27-year-old Syrian refugee who had previously received deportation…
Neanderthals Were Cannibals
Recent research indicates that Neanderthals practiced cannibalism, as evidenced by bones found in Belgium. This discovery sheds light on the dietary habits and living conditions…
Chair of the Democratic National Committee Resigns Following WikiLeaks Revelations
Debbie Wasserman Schultz resigned as chair of the Democratic National Committee following WikiLeaks revelations about internal emails undermining Bernie Sanders. This incident raises concerns about…
A Syrian Refugee Killed in Self-Detonation in Germany
A 27-year-old Syrian refugee died in a self-detonation near a music festival in Ansbach, Germany, injuring at least 12 others. The individual had a history…
Syrian Refugee Kills One Person with a Machete in Southern Germany
A Syrian refugee was arrested in Germany after killing a pregnant woman with a machete, marking the third violent incident involving refugees in the country…
Palizdar: Mortazavi claimed he has taken copies of all his documents out of the country
Abbas Palizdar claims that Saeed Mortazavi, a former Tehran prosecutor, stated in court that he has taken copies of all his documents out of Iran.…
Fires in 2016 Damaged 5,800 Hectares of National Lands
In 2016, wildfires affected 5,800 hectares of national lands in Iran, with a notable decrease in fire incidents compared to the previous year. The fires…
Kiarostami Showed Respect for Nature
The article discusses Abbas Kiarostami's profound connection with nature, highlighting his unique approach to filmmaking that respects and preserves the environment. Friends and collaborators reflect…
Noroozi's Reign: Four Women Among a Huge Crowd of Men
The ceremony recognizing the best in Iranian football highlighted the marginalization of women, with only four women invited among a large male audience. Soltanat Noroozi,…
Suicide Attack in Shia-Dominated Kadhimayn Neighborhood of Baghdad
A suicide bombing in the Kadhimayn neighborhood of Baghdad killed at least 12 and injured 22, amidst a surge of attacks against Shia communities in…
Iran's Foreign Ministry: The Real Fathers of ISIS Exploit the Munich Incident
Iran's Foreign Ministry condemned the media exploitation of the Munich shooter's Iranian-German identity, labeling it psychological warfare by certain countries. The ministry emphasized that the…
Minister of Energy Responds to Record Electricity Consumption in Iran: Prices Must Be Rationalized
Iran's Minister of Energy, Hamid Chitchian, has highlighted the record-high electricity consumption in the country, attributing it to low electricity prices. He suggested that rationalizing…
Turkish Prime Minister: Presidential Guard to Be Dissolved
Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim announced the dissolution of the Presidential Guard following a failed coup attempt, citing its involvement in the coup. The government…
Increase in Medical Malpractice Cases and Convictions in Iran
Reports indicate a significant rise in medical malpractice cases and convictions in Iran from 2012 to 2015, with obstetrics and gynecology being the most complained…
Seven of the Victims in the Munich Shooting Were Teenagers and Foreign Nationals
A shooting in Munich resulted in the deaths of nine individuals, seven of whom were teenagers of foreign descent. The assailant, an 18-year-old of Iranian…
Munich Iranian-Origin Attacker Has 'No Connection to ISIS or Refugee Issues'
An 18-year-old Iranian-origin man carried out a shooting in Munich, killing nine people and injuring 27 others. Police have found no links to ISIS or…
Voting to Leave the European Union Has 'Severely Hurt the British Economy'
A recent survey indicates that the British economy has been significantly impacted since the vote to leave the EU, with key economic indicators showing a…
Shooting at a shopping center in Munich, Germany; at least 10 people killed
A shooting at a Munich shopping center resulted in at least 10 deaths and multiple injuries. The attacker reportedly shot himself, and police are searching…
The Day After the Coup; 'Coup within a Coup'?
A failed coup in Turkey led to a massive crackdown, resulting in the arrest or dismissal of around 50,000 individuals, including teachers and judges. President…
An Indian Air Force An-32 Aircraft with 29 Passengers Disappeared
An Indian Air Force An-32 aircraft with 29 passengers went missing shortly after takeoff from Chennai, prompting a large-scale search operation. The incident raises concerns…
Paris Prosecutor: Five Suspects Linked to Nice Attacker
The Paris prosecutor has revealed that five individuals are suspected of aiding Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, the attacker who drove a truck into a crowd in…
Arrest of 10 Individuals in Brazil on Suspicion of Planning Attack on Olympic Games
Brazil has arrested 10 individuals suspected of planning terrorist attacks during the upcoming Olympic Games, with links to ISIS. This raises significant security concerns as…
A Truck Carrying Military Ammunition Exploded on the Qazvin-Zanjan Highway
A truck carrying military ammunition exploded on the Qazvin-Zanjan highway, injuring the driver and a police officer. The incident was attributed to a tire blowout,…
Clashes in Yerevan Leave 51 Injured
Clashes in Yerevan over a hostage situation have resulted in at least 51 injuries, including police. Armed individuals are demanding the release of an opposition…
Ted Cruz Did Not Endorse Trump: 'Vote According to Your Conscience'
Ted Cruz has not endorsed Donald Trump at the Republican National Convention, urging voters to follow their conscience instead. This has led to mixed reactions…
Germany to Turkey: Limit the State of Emergency
Germany's Foreign Minister has called on Turkey to limit its state of emergency following a failed coup attempt, emphasizing the need for adherence to the…
Governor of Khash Reports Arrest of a 10-Person Team for Sabotage at Two Important Security Centers
The governor of Khash announced the arrest of a 10-member sabotage team allegedly planning a terrorist operation against military and security centers. The arrests were…
The Objectives of the British Prime Minister's First Foreign Visit to Germany and France
British Prime Minister Theresa May is on her first foreign trip to Germany and France to discuss Brexit and trade relations with European leaders. This…
99 Generals and Admirals of the Turkish Army Officially Accused of 'Attempting a Coup'
Ninety-nine Turkish generals were accused of attempting a coup, leading to widespread suspensions of judges, teachers, and police, totaling over 60,000. The Turkish government claims…
Ahmad Jannati Reappointed as Secretary of the Guardian Council
Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati has been reappointed as the Secretary of the Guardian Council for another six years, a position he has held since 1992. This…
Turkey Bans University Professors from Traveling Abroad
The Turkish government has banned university professors from traveling abroad and ordered those already abroad to return, as part of a broader crackdown following a…
Fire Contained at Taq-e Bostan in Kermanshah
A fire that broke out on the slopes of Taq-e Bostan in Kermanshah has been contained without causing damage to the ancient site. Officials believe…
Two New Records in Iran's Electricity Consumption in Two Weeks
Iran has set a new record for electricity consumption, reaching 51,229 megawatts due to extreme heat, surpassing the previous record set just two weeks prior.…
Netanyahu: New U.S. Military Aid Package Enters Final Phase
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu announced that a new U.S. military aid package for Israel will be finalized soon, potentially increasing annual aid to four billion…
Kerry: The US and Russia intend to take fundamental steps regarding Syria
US Secretary of State John Kerry announced plans for the US and Russia to take significant steps towards a ceasefire in Syria and combat terrorist…
Commander of the IRGC in South Khorasan Threatens Governor
The IRGC commander in South Khorasan threatened the provincial governor over recent political appointments, claiming they are politically motivated and detrimental to the public's interests.…
Islamic State Group: The Teenager Who Attacked Train Passengers in Germany Was One of Our Soldiers
The Islamic State claimed that a 17-year-old Afghan migrant who attacked train passengers in Germany was one of their soldiers. While the group asserts a…
Axe Attack on Train Passengers in Germany; Police Kill Attacker
A 17-year-old Afghan refugee attacked train passengers in Würzburg, Germany, injuring several before being shot dead by police. The motives behind the attack remain unclear,…
Who is Fethullah Gülen?
The article discusses Fethullah Gülen, a cleric living in exile in the U.S., who has been accused by Turkish President Erdoğan of orchestrating a failed…
Three 'Yarsan' Followers Sew Their Lips in Protest During Rouhani's Visit to Kermanshah
Three Yarsan followers protested by sewing their lips shut during President Rouhani's visit to Kermanshah, highlighting ongoing discrimination against their community. This act of protest…
Three Police Officers Killed in Louisiana; Shooter's Identity Revealed
Gavin Long, a former U.S. Marine, killed three police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on his birthday. The attack has intensified ongoing protests against police…
Fire Damages One-Third of Karkheh National Park in Khuzestan
A significant fire in Karkheh National Park in Khuzestan has destroyed 62 hectares of land, including thousands of trees and plants, with damages estimated at…
Obama Strongly Condemns the Killing of Three Police Officers in Louisiana
Three police officers were killed in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, during a shooting, prompting Barack Obama to condemn the attack as cowardly. This incident follows recent…
Jamshid Arjmand; A Calm and Composed Veteran Film Critic
Jamshid Arjmand, a prominent Iranian film critic, passed away in Tehran. He was known for his deep love for cinema and his influential role in…
In the Aftermath of the Nice Attack, France Calls on Youth to Join Reserve Forces
In response to a deadly attack in Nice, France's Interior Minister has called on young people to join reserve forces to bolster national security. The…
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Deadly Nice Attack
The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the deadly truck attack in Nice, France, which killed 84 people. The attacker, identified as a 31-year-old French-Tunisian,…
Bill for Women's Security Against Violence to Be Submitted to Government
A bill aimed at providing comprehensive security for women against violence is expected to be submitted to the Iranian government by September. The bill includes…
French President: A Group May Be Behind the Nice Attack
A terrorist attack in Nice, France, resulted in 84 deaths and over 200 injuries, with a Tunisian man identified as the attacker. The incident has…
ISPA: Only 28% of Women Support the Use of Chador with Headscarf
A recent survey by ISPA shows that only 28% of Iranian women support wearing the black chador with headscarf, indicating a significant shift in attitudes…
One Year Later; The Fate of the JCPOA
The article reflects on the one-year anniversary of the JCPOA, questioning its impact on the Iranian populace in economic and political terms. Experts discuss the…
The Fate of Zabol Teenagers Who Become Asian Champions
Omid Arami, a teenager from Zabol, won the Asian youth wrestling championship in Taiwan, becoming the third wrestler from Sistan and Baluchestan to achieve this.…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini Episode 166
The radio program discusses recent events in Iran, including the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and Trump's statements regarding Iran. The program…
Netanyahu Announces 'Significant' Developments in Israel's Relations with Arab Countries
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced significant developments in Israel's secret relations with important Arab countries, suggesting a shift in regional dynamics. He emphasized that…
Iran and Bulgaria Discuss Gas Corridor to the Black Sea
Iran and Bulgaria are discussing the establishment of a gas corridor from the Persian Gulf to the Black Sea, with potential routes through Greece, Armenia,…
Theresa May Begins Her Term as the New Prime Minister of Britain
Theresa May has officially taken office as the new Prime Minister of Britain after David Cameron's resignation following the Brexit vote. She has appointed Boris…
The Responsible for the Peshawar School Massacre Killed in US Drone Strike
The Pakistani army confirmed that Khalifa Umar Mansoor, responsible for the 2014 Peshawar school massacre, was killed in a US drone strike in Afghanistan. This…
Many Men Ignoring Signs of Testicular Cancer
A significant number of men are delaying doctor visits after noticing unusual signs in their testicles, despite the fact that early detection of testicular cancer…
What’s New in the Housing Market?
The Iranian housing market is currently experiencing increased attention and activity, as indicated by the head of the Real Estate Agents Union. This interest extends…
Obama at Dallas Memorial for Fallen Officers: We Must Set Aside Despair
Barack Obama spoke at a memorial for five police officers killed by a sniper in Dallas, urging Americans to set aside despair amid rising racial…
Iran's Minister of Intelligence Reports Arrest of Several Members of 'Terrorist Groups Linked to ISIS'
Iran's Minister of Intelligence announced the arrest of several individuals linked to ISIS who planned attacks during significant religious observances. This highlights ongoing security concerns…
The Impact of the Nuclear Agreement on Human Rights and Civil Society
Nasrin Sotoudeh discusses the impact of the nuclear agreement on human rights and civil society in Iran, noting that while the situation has not worsened,…
Evolution on Earth Occurred 'Faster' During Warm Periods
A study reveals that evolution in early life forms on Earth occurred much faster during warmer periods, with genetic mutations happening 4,000 times faster than…
Flood of Twitter Messages Supporting the Freedom of Narges Mohammadi
Narges Mohammadi, a human rights activist in Iran, has been on a hunger strike for 15 days due to restrictions on contacting her children. A…
Sightings of Western Deer in Northern Afghanistan
Environmentalists have discovered a small group of Western deer in northern Afghanistan, a species not seen since 1970. This finding highlights the severe impact of…
Syrian Army Extends Unilateral Ceasefire
The Syrian Army has extended a unilateral ceasefire for another 72 hours amidst ongoing clashes in Aleppo. Despite this ceasefire, rebel attacks have intensified, leading…
Carter: 560 American Soldiers to be Deployed to Iraq's Qayyarah Airbase
U.S. Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter announced the deployment of 560 American troops to Iraq's Qayyarah Airbase to assist in its reconstruction and support Iraqi…
Explosion in Gas Pipeline at Marun Oil Field 4; One Dead and One Injured
An explosion in a gas pipeline at Marun Oil Field 4 resulted in one death and one injury, attributed to safety violations during welding work.…
Criticism of the Spread of 'Queen' Clothing for Men and Women in Iran
The Iranian news agency Mizan criticized the growing popularity of 'Queen' clothing, calling it a manifestation of cultural aggression from the West. Officials, including parliament…
Identification of 'Large and Hidden Faults' Within Tehran
Iran's Geological Organization has identified large hidden faults in Tehran, increasing the city's earthquake risk significantly. The Pardisan fault poses a greater threat than previously…
Bipolar and Depressed Individuals 'Become More Obese and Die Sooner'
A new study links low cortisol levels to obesity and cardiovascular diseases in patients with depression and bipolar disorder, suggesting that these conditions can significantly…
Dallas Sniper Intended to Carry Out 'Wider Attacks'
The Dallas sniper, Micah Johnson, had plans for broader attacks prior to the recent protests against police violence. He was found with bomb-making materials and…
Fighting Resumes in South Sudan; Security Council Holds Meeting
Fighting has resumed in South Sudan between forces loyal to President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar, raising fears of civil war. The UN…
Portugal Wins the European Championship
Portugal won the European Championship for the first time by defeating France 1-0 in the final. Cristiano Ronaldo, despite being injured early in the match,…
Discovery of New Fundamental Particles at CERN
CERN physicists have discovered a new type of particle known as a tetraquark, which consists of four quarks. This discovery is significant as it expands…
The Body of Abbas Kiarostami Laid to Rest
The funeral of Abbas Kiarostami, a celebrated Iranian filmmaker, took place in Tehran with significant attendance from artists and admirers. His death has raised concerns…
540 Million Dollars Awaiting Lucky Winner of Indiana Lottery
A single ticket sold in Indiana has won a record lottery prize of 540 million dollars. The winner can choose to receive the amount in…
Lavasan Forest Park Reserved for Qalibaf's Daughter's Wedding?
The Lavasan Forest Park was reportedly closed to the public for the wedding of Maryam Qalibaf, daughter of Tehran's mayor, leading to accusations of unlawful…
Toyota Becomes the Most Innovative Automaker
Toyota has emerged as the most innovative automaker, registering over 1,600 patents in the last eight years and introducing groundbreaking technologies like hydrogen fuel vehicles.…
Has Bashar al-Assad's Daughter Become a Horse Riding Champion in Tehran?
Conflicting reports have emerged about whether Shahm al-Assad, daughter of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, participated in equestrian competitions in Tehran. While some officials claim she…
The Cost of 'No!'
The article discusses the significant personal costs associated with dissent in Iran, highlighting the case of Narges Mohammadi, a human rights activist imprisoned for her…
Dozens Killed in ISIS Attacks on a Sacred Shiite Site in Iraq
A series of attacks by ISIS militants on a Shiite shrine in Balad, Iraq, has resulted in at least 35 deaths and numerous injuries, occurring…
Death of Bahman Zarinpour, Actor in Cinema and Television
Bahman Zarinpour, a notable Iranian actor, passed away at 75 due to lung cancer. He was known for his role in the iconic series 'Daei…
The Oldest Payslip in the World Found in Mesopotamia
Archaeologists have discovered what is believed to be the oldest payslip in the world, dating back 5,000 years to workers in Uruk, Mesopotamia, who were…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini Episode 165
The radio program discusses the current political situation in Iran, including the implications of U.S. President Trump's statements on Iran and the recent death of…
Obama: We Protect American Muslims Against Ignorance and Xenophobia
Barack Obama issued a message on Eid al-Fitr emphasizing the contributions of American Muslims and condemning rising xenophobia and violence against them. He reaffirmed a…
Tehran Municipality Officers Attack Art University, Clash with Security Forces
Tehran municipality officers clashed with security forces at the Art University over a disputed building, the 'Qazakhaneh,' which the university claims to have owned for…
Traffic and Pollution in Kandovan Tunnel Left 23 Poisoned
Heavy traffic and pollution in the Kandovan Tunnel led to the poisoning of 23 individuals in Iran. The Red Crescent assured that the victims are…
Soluble Aspirin: A New Hope for Brain Cancer Treatment
Scientists have developed a new soluble aspirin that can potentially treat brain cancer by effectively delivering medication to tumors without damaging healthy brain tissue. This…
Kiarostami's Films Introduced Japan to Iranian Society
Abbas Kiarostami's films, particularly 'Like Someone in Love,' have significantly impacted Japanese audiences and filmmakers, introducing them to Iranian culture and cinema. Shozo Ichiyama, secretary…
Four Iranian Border Guards Killed in Sistan and Baluchestan Clashes
Four Iranian border guards were killed in a clash with armed groups near the Pakistan-Iran border in Sistan and Baluchestan. The incident highlights ongoing security…
Syrian Army Unilaterally Announces Temporary Ceasefire
The Syrian Army has announced a unilateral 72-hour ceasefire coinciding with Eid al-Fitr, but there are indications that opposition forces do not accept it. Despite…
Increase in Casualties from Karada Explosion; 'The Explosive Vehicle Came from Diyala'
The death toll from a recent terrorist attack in Karada, Iraq, has risen to 250, prompting the resignation of the Iraqi Minister of Interior, who…
Porsche Sets Record
Porsche has set a new record for the fastest sedan with its 2017 Panamera Turbo, achieving a time of 7 minutes and 38 seconds on…
Juno, NASA's Space Probe, Enters Orbit Around Jupiter After Five Years
NASA's Juno probe has successfully entered Jupiter's orbit after a five-year journey, beginning a 20-month mission to gather data on the planet's formation and characteristics.…
Mahrjui, Makhmalbaf, Partovi, and Talebi-Nejad Reflect on Abbas Kiarostami
The Iranian cultural community is mourning the loss of renowned filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami, with many filmmakers expressing their grief and reflecting on his impact on…
Death of Abbas Kiarostami: Presidents Pay Tribute to the Artist
Abbas Kiarostami, a celebrated Iranian filmmaker, passed away at the age of 76 in Paris, prompting tributes from Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and former President…
The Realization of the Promise of Single-Digit Inflation Amidst Recession
Iran has achieved a single-digit inflation rate for the first time in 25 years, with the Central Bank reporting a rate of 9.7% in June…
Interior Ministry Proposal: Presidential Elections on May 18 and June 5
The Iranian Interior Ministry has proposed May 18 and June 5, 2017, as potential dates for the presidential elections, considering that June coincides with Ramadan.…
A Death That Is Hard to Believe
Abbas Kiarostami, a pivotal figure in Iranian cinema, passed away on July 5, 2016, marking a significant loss for both Iranian and global cinema. His…
Iraqi Anger Over Security Failures; Death Toll from Baghdad Attacks Rises to 213
Iraqi citizens are expressing outrage over the government's failure to secure the city following a devastating suicide bombing that killed at least 213 people. Prime…
Multiple Explosions Shake the Cities of Qatif and Medina in Saudi Arabia
Multiple bomb explosions occurred in Qatif and Medina, Saudi Arabia, resulting in casualties among bombers and security personnel. The attacks highlight ongoing sectarian tensions, particularly…
Beyond the Istanbul Airport Terrorist Incident
The article discusses the underlying issues of terrorism in Turkey, particularly focusing on the recent Istanbul airport attack and its connections to global terrorism, identity-seeking,…
Death of the Attacker in a Suicide Attack Near the US Consulate in Jeddah
A suicide attack occurred near the US consulate in Jeddah, resulting in the death of the attacker and injuries to two diplomatic police officers. The…
White House: Baghdad Attacks Strengthen Our Resolve to Support Iraq
The White House has reaffirmed its commitment to support Iraqi security forces following a deadly suicide bombing in Baghdad that killed at least 125 people.…
Asian Cup: France Faces Germany in Semi-Finals
France defeated Iceland 5-2 to advance to the semi-finals of the European Nations Cup, where they will face Germany. This match showcased France's offensive strength…
Electricity Consumption Record Broken in Iran
Iran has set a new record for electricity consumption, surpassing 51,000 megawatts due to extreme summer heat. The Ministry of Energy warns that if consumption…
Dozens Killed and Wounded in Baghdad Suicide Attacks
On July 4, multiple suicide bombings in Baghdad resulted in at least 83 deaths and 176 injuries, with the Islamic State claiming responsibility. The attacks…
Elie Wiesel, Renowned Holocaust Narrator, Passes Away at 87
Elie Wiesel, a prominent Holocaust survivor and Nobel Peace Prize winner, has died at 87. He is remembered for his powerful testimony of the Holocaust…
Controversial Billboards in Tehran and Citizens' 'Suggested Banners'
Tehran has installed controversial anti-American billboards as part of a designated week to highlight alleged U.S. human rights violations. Critics, including sociologists, argue that this…
Government Assistance to Charities for Organizing Street Children in Tehran
The Iranian government is collaborating with charities and the private sector to organize street children in Tehran after Ramadan, as the number of registered associations…
Queen Elizabeth at the Scottish Parliament: Staying Calm in Today's World is Difficult
Queen Elizabeth addressed the Scottish Parliament, highlighting the challenges of staying calm in a rapidly changing world, without mentioning Brexit. Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's First Minister,…
Death of 30 Civilians Due to Syrian Army's Retaliatory Airstrikes
Retaliatory airstrikes by the Syrian army on Jiroud resulted in the deaths of at least 30 civilians, following the execution of a Syrian pilot by…
Increased Security Measures at London Heathrow Airport Following 'ISIS Threat'
Security measures at London Heathrow Airport have been intensified due to a reported threat of a terrorist attack by ISIS targeting flights to the U.S.…
Who is Fueling the Trend Towards ISIS in Kosovo?
A 19-year-old from Kosovo, who previously joined ISIS, reveals the radicalization process in his country, highlighting the role of Islamic charities funded by Gulf states.…
Austrian Supreme Court Invalidates Presidential Election Results
The Austrian Supreme Court has annulled the results of the recent presidential election, allowing for a re-vote that could potentially elevate the far-right Freedom Party…
Iran and Israel: The Need for Hostility?
The article discusses the longstanding hostility between Iran and Israel, highlighting recent statements from Iranian officials about military readiness against Israel. It raises questions about…
Middle East Quartet: Israel has destroyed hopes for a Palestinian state
The Middle East Quartet's report accuses Israel of destroying hopes for a Palestinian state through extensive settlement construction and calls for renewed peace efforts. The…
Iranian Hulk: My Photo Was Placed Next to the ISIS Executioner
Sajad Gharibi, known as the 'Iranian Hulk,' has gained popularity on Instagram but faces controversy as his image was misused alongside an ISIS executioner. He…
Belarusians Strip After Lukashenko's Speech
Belarusian President Lukashenko's speech urging citizens to 'strip and work' sparked a national movement where people shared nude photos on social media. This incident highlights…
A Grand Night for Iranian Cinema at the Moscow Festival
The Moscow International Film Festival celebrated Iranian cinema with Reza Mirkarimi's film "Daughter" winning three awards, including Best Film. The film, which tells the story…
Murder of 13-Year-Old Israeli Girl in Her Bedroom by a Palestinian
A 13-year-old Israeli girl was murdered in her bedroom by a Palestinian attacker, prompting condemnation from the U.S. and Israel. The incident highlights ongoing violence…
ISIS Convoys in Fallujah Targeted; 'Hundreds' Killed
U.S.-led coalition airstrikes have targeted ISIS convoys in Iraq, resulting in the destruction of hundreds of vehicles and the deaths of hundreds of militants. The…