October 2016
Saudi Finance Minister Dismissed
King Salman of Saudi Arabia has dismissed Finance Minister Ibrahim Al-Assaf as part of a broader economic restructuring in response to declining oil prices. Mohammed…
Philosophy and Freedom: How to Remain a Philosopher in Today's Pessimistic World?
Ramin Jahanbegloo discusses the role of philosophy in today's world, emphasizing the importance of questioning freedom amidst a backdrop of moral relativism and skepticism towards…
Tabriz Prosecutor: The Death of a Doctor's Family Was Not Due to Ritual Food
A Tabriz doctor, Alireza Solhi, is under investigation after the suspicious deaths of his wife and grandmother, initially linked to ritual food. The prosecutor clarified…
Iraqi Soldiers Enter the City of Mosul
Iraqi forces have entered the city of Mosul for the first time in a significant operation to retake the city from ISIS. This operation involves…
Giant Dutch Vacuum Cleaner for Air Particle Filtration
Dutch inventors have developed a giant vacuum cleaner-like device that purifies polluted air, capable of filtering large volumes and removing harmful particles. This innovation has…
Human Activity Causes 'Sixth Extinction'
A report highlights that human consumption of meat is pushing over three hundred mammal species towards extinction, marking a significant environmental crisis. The study, involving…
FBI Receives Authorization for New Investigations Related to Clinton's Emails
The FBI has received authorization to investigate new emails related to Hillary Clinton's senior advisor, Huma Abedin, just days before the U.S. presidential election. This…
De Mistura: The Volume of Rocket Attacks by Syrian Rebels in Aleppo is Astonishing
The UN's Stefan de Mistura condemned the high volume of rocket attacks by Syrian rebels on civilian areas in Aleppo, resulting in numerous civilian casualties.…
Ibtikar's Account of the Negative Impact of Sanctions on Iran's Environmental Situation
Masoumeh Ibtikar, head of Iran's Environmental Organization, highlighted the detrimental effects of ongoing U.S. sanctions on Iran's climate change commitments and environmental conditions. She stressed…
Media: FBI Ignored Request to Keep New Investigations Related to Clinton Confidential
The FBI has publicly announced new investigations into Hillary Clinton's emails, despite the Attorney General's request to keep such matters confidential to avoid influencing the…
Hunger Strike of Rajabian Brothers in Protest Against 'Lack of Medical Care and Absence of Leave'
Mehdi and Hossein Rajabian, two imprisoned Iranian artists, have begun a hunger strike to protest inadequate medical care and lack of leave. They are suffering…
Khodkhodai Reiterates: Guardian Council's Opinions Before Approval of Representatives' Credentials
Abbasali Khodkhodai, spokesperson for the Guardian Council, reiterated the council's role in overseeing parliamentary representatives before their credentials are approved. The discussion centers around the…
Declining Purchasing Power: An Obstacle to Economic Growth?
The article discusses the severe decline in purchasing power in Iran, which is hindering economic growth. It highlights the gap between household expenses and worker…
Motahari Criticizes Proposal for Guardian Council Oversight of Parliament Members Again
Ali Motahari, Deputy Speaker of Iran's Parliament, has criticized the Guardian Council's proposal to oversee parliament members, arguing it undermines their independence and could lead…
Trump Welcomes FBI's Decision to Reinvestigate Clinton's Email Case
Donald Trump praised the FBI's decision to reopen the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails, claiming it is a significant political scandal. Clinton, however, expressed confidence…
UN: 'Islamic State' Uses Thousands as Human Shields in Mosul
The UN reports that the 'Islamic State' is using thousands of civilians as human shields in Mosul amid ongoing Iraqi military operations to reclaim the…
Mahmoud Abbas Meets Hamas Leaders in Qatar
Mahmoud Abbas met with Hamas leaders Khaled Mashal and Ismail Haniyeh in Qatar to discuss Palestinian national reconciliation. This rare meeting, encouraged by the Qatari…
"We have no personal safety"; Interview with the plaintiffs against Saeed Toosi
The article discusses the allegations of sexual abuse against Saeed Toosi, a prominent Quran reciter with connections to Iran's political elite. Plaintiffs recount their experiences…
Kremlin Spokesman: It Doesn't Matter Who Becomes President of the United States
Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin spokesman, stated that it does not matter which U.S. presidential candidate wins, as Russia will engage with either candidate to protect…
Mike Pence's Plane Skids Off Runway at New York Airport
Mike Pence's plane skidded off the runway at LaGuardia Airport, but no injuries were reported. The incident occurred on a rainy Thursday evening, and Pence…
US: Approximately 900 ISIS Members Killed in Mosul Operations
The US military reports that approximately 900 ISIS fighters have been killed in the ongoing Mosul liberation operation, which has seen significant military involvement from…
Ghalibaf's Reaction to Critics of Municipal Land Transfers: I Feel Sorry for Them
Tehran's mayor, Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf, defended the transfer of municipal land to a charity linked to his wife, claiming it was for a public hospital…
Continued Operations in Mosul; ISIS Executed Dozens
The Islamic State has executed dozens of individuals near Mosul, primarily targeting former Iraqi military and police members. This violence occurs amidst ongoing military operations…
Obesity in Iran; Daily Caloric Intake 'One Thousand Calories' Above Global Average
Iranian officials have raised alarms about rising obesity rates, with daily caloric intake exceeding global averages by over 1,000 calories. Health experts are advocating for…
Central Bank Report: Inflation Rate Reached 8.7% in October
The Central Bank of Iran reported that the inflation rate for October 2023 reached 8.7%, showing a slight decrease from the previous month. While the…
Pentagon Reports the Death of Two Senior Al-Qaeda Commanders in Afghanistan
The Pentagon announced the airstrike death of two senior Al-Qaeda commanders in Afghanistan, Farooq Qatani and Bilal Al-Mutaybi, who were involved in establishing safe havens…
Two Earthquakes Shake Central Italy
Two significant earthquakes struck central Italy, causing damage but resulting in only one reported injury. The tremors were felt widely, including in Naples, and the…
Famous Afghan Girl on National Geographic Cover Arrested in Pakistan
Sharbat Gula, the Afghan girl famous for her National Geographic cover photo, was arrested in Pakistan for using fake identification documents. Her arrest reflects the…
Visit of the U.S. Commander of Middle East Operations to Key Mosul Battle Base
General Joseph Votel of the U.S. Central Command visited the Qayyarah airbase, which plays a crucial role in the ongoing operation to retake Mosul from…
Trump: Hillary Clinton's Syria Policy Could Lead to World War III
Donald Trump criticized Hillary Clinton's proposed policies for Syria, claiming they could lead to World War III due to potential direct confrontations with Russia. He…
U.S. Defense Secretary: International Coalition Prepares to Retake Raqqa in Syria
U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter announced preparations for the international coalition to retake Raqqa from ISIS, amid concerns from European leaders about ongoing threats from…
Explosion in Antalya Leaves Several Injured
An explosion in Antalya, Turkey, has injured over 10 people, with authorities investigating the cause. This incident highlights ongoing security concerns in Turkey, especially in…
Birth of a New Brand in the Global Automotive Industry
The new automotive brand 'Link & Co', a collaboration between Volvo and Geely, is set to launch its first vehicle, the '01', initially in China…
Major Explosion in Northwest China Leaves 14 Dead and 147 Injured
A significant explosion in Xinmin, Northwest China, resulted in 14 fatalities and 147 injuries, with the cause linked to illegal explosives in a residential building.…
John Kerry and Mohammad Javad Zarif Win 2016 Chatham House Prize
John Kerry and Mohammad Javad Zarif have been awarded the 2016 Chatham House Prize for their roles in achieving the historic nuclear agreement between Iran…
Roots
The article reflects on the author's journey as a migrant from Iran to Australia, exploring themes of identity and cultural roots through a photography project…
Warning to Hamas about 'Dragging Israel into Another War in Gaza'
Israel's military minister warns Hamas against escalating tensions, stating that another war would lead to Hamas's destruction. Recent airstrikes by Israel follow Palestinian rocket attacks…
Simplifying Life for Coffee and Tea Lovers with Thermoelectric Technology
An Iranian inventor, Amir Faraji, has developed Muggino, a smart mug that maintains the temperature of beverages for up to two hours, controlled via a…
Why the World is Watching the U.S. Elections?
The upcoming U.S. presidential election is crucial for the global community due to the significant influence of the U.S. as a military and economic power.…
Khodkhodai: According to the Leader's Directive, the Guardian Council's Oversight on Representatives Will Be Continuous
The Guardian Council's oversight on parliamentary representatives in Iran will now be continuous, as stated by spokesperson Abbas-Ali Khodkhodai, following directives from the Leader. This…
Abadi: We Do Not Need Turkey's Presence in Mosul Operations
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Abadi has stated that there is no need for Turkish military involvement in the Mosul operations, despite a previous agreement between…
Tehran Crisis Management Director: 3.9 Magnitude Earthquake in Damavand Not a Threat to Tehran
A 3.9 magnitude earthquake struck Damavand County near Tehran, but officials state it poses no threat to the capital. Emergency services are on standby, and…
UN: Islamic State Group Has Used 550 Families as Human Shields in Mosul
The UN reports that the Islamic State group has taken 550 families hostage in Mosul, using them as human shields amid ongoing military operations to…
Was the Nobel Really Bob Dylan's Right?
Bob Dylan was awarded the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature, which sparked a debate about whether a songwriter deserves such a prestigious literary award. While…
Can Iranian Banks Play a Role in Economic Revival?
The article discusses the challenges faced by Iranian banks in contributing to economic revival due to massive government debts and high interest rates. Despite calls…
Obama: Trump's Remarks on Election Outcome are Dangerous
Barack Obama criticized Donald Trump for stating he would only accept the election results if he wins, calling it dangerous for democracy. This has sparked…
An American Soldier Killed in Mosul Operation
An American soldier was killed in an IED explosion near Mosul during the ongoing liberation operation involving U.S. and Iraqi forces. This incident marks the…
Prostitution of Women: A Job or a Social Harm?
The article discusses the debate between sociologists Nira Toohidi and Hossein Ghazian on whether prostitution is a legitimate job or a social harm. Toohidi argues…
Donald Trump: I Will Accept Election Results If I Win
Donald Trump stated he would accept the election results only if he wins, raising concerns about the integrity of the electoral process. His comments have…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini Episode 179
The radio program discusses recent events in Iran, including the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and Trump's comments on Iran's actions. The…
Urban Animals: From Care to Trade
As winter approaches, the number of urban animals, especially cats, is increasing in Tehran, raising concerns among citizens about health and safety. Activists like Omid…
Nobakht: No Further Changes in the Cabinet Will Occur
Mohammad Baqer Nobakht announced that the Iranian government will not make further cabinet changes beyond the recent resignations of three ministers. The changes are aimed…
Donald Trump Calls for Constitutional Reform and Term Limits for Congress Members
Donald Trump has called for significant reforms in the U.S. Congress, including term limits for members and restrictions on lobbying. His statements come as he…
Commander of Coalition Ground Forces in Iraq: ISIS Leaders Are Fleeing Mosul
General Gary Volesky announced that ISIS leaders are fleeing Mosul as the U.S.-led coalition continues its offensive. The coalition will not support the Shiite militia…
Indonesian President Defends Chemical Castration Punishment
Indonesian President Joko Widodo has defended a law allowing for the chemical castration of child sex offenders, stating there is no compromise on sexual crimes.…
Increase in Galaxies to '2 Trillion'
A new study reveals that the universe contains approximately 2 trillion galaxies, ten times more than previously estimated. This finding, based on Hubble Telescope data,…
Saudi Arabia Executes Prince on Murder Charges
Saudi Arabia executed Prince Turki bin Saud Al Kabir for murder, marking a rare instance of a royal family member facing capital punishment. This execution…
Barack Obama to Donald Trump: Stop Complaining About Election Integrity
Barack Obama criticized Donald Trump for undermining public confidence in the electoral process, urging him to focus on the votes rather than complaints about election…
Iran's Minister of Health: Some Decision-Makers in the Country Have Psychiatric Disorders
Iran's Minister of Health, Hassan Ghazizadeh Hashemi, claims that some decision-makers in the country suffer from psychiatric disorders, including narcissism, which he believes negatively impacts…
Unknown Identity Rental Business Cards Have an 8 Trillion Tomans Tax Debt
A parliamentary member revealed that rental business cards with unknown identities have accumulated a tax debt of 8 trillion tomans, which is uncollectible. This issue…
Vodafone Begins Collaboration with Iranian Company HiWEB
Vodafone has announced a partnership with Iranian internet provider HiWEB to enhance its network and infrastructure in Iran. This collaboration follows the easing of sanctions…
The Relationship Between Blood Pressure Medications and Mood Disorders
A new study suggests that common blood pressure medications, specifically beta blockers and calcium channel blockers, may increase the risk of mood disorders, including depression…
Outbreak of Violence in the U.S. Elections
Violence erupted during the U.S. elections, with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump condemning an attack on a Republican Party office in North Carolina. The incident…
The Generosity of Coca-Cola and Pepsi Towards American Health Organizations
A report reveals that Coca-Cola and Pepsi financially support numerous health organizations in the U.S. while lobbying against laws aimed at reducing carbonated drink consumption.…
How Does Samsung Plan to Retain Its Customers?
Samsung is attempting to retain customers after halting production of the Galaxy Note 7 due to battery issues that led to explosions. The company is…
Mosul Operation; US Defense Secretary Says 'Decisive Moment' Has Arrived
The US and Iraqi forces have launched an operation to retake Mosul from ISIS, marking a significant moment in the fight against the group. US…
Trump Intensifies Attacks on Media and Reiterates Election 'Fraud' Claims
Donald Trump has intensified his attacks on the media and reiterated claims of election fraud, alleging that the media is colluding with Hillary Clinton. This…
Parliament: Guardian Council Cannot Disqualify Elected Candidates After Election Validity Confirmation
The Iranian Parliament has passed a resolution stating that the Guardian Council cannot disqualify elected candidates after confirming election results. This decision is significant for…
Donald Trump Calls for Drug Testing Before Final Debate
Donald Trump has called for drug tests for both him and Hillary Clinton before the final presidential debate, questioning Clinton's health. This comes amid intensified…
Strengthening CCTV Cameras in Behesht Zahra Following Grave Desecration
The Behesht Zahra Organization plans to enhance security with CCTV cameras after reports of grave desecration emerged, including incidents involving notable Iranian figures. The Deputy…
New Sexual Allegations from Two More Women Against Trump
Two more women have accused Donald Trump of sexual misconduct, leading to a renewed wave of allegations against him. Trump has dismissed these claims as…
The Number of Addicts to Industrial Drugs Has Increased '33 Times' During Ahmadinejad's Term
The number of drug addicts in Iran has significantly increased, particularly among workers, with industrial drug use rising dramatically during Ahmadinejad's presidency. Unemployment and economic…
Obama's Warning About Trump's Election: Democracy Itself is at Stake
Barack Obama warned that Donald Trump's election poses a threat to American democracy, emphasizing that civility and progress made in the last eight years are…
American Officials: Russia Has Provided Emails to WikiLeaks
American officials claim that Russia hacked emails related to the U.S. presidential election and provided them to WikiLeaks. This situation raises questions about the extent…
Political Prisoners in Rajai Shahr: We Are Exposed to Various Diseases and Gradual Death
Political prisoners in Rajai Shahr prison have written to the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights, highlighting dire health conditions and lack of medical care,…
Trump Threatens to Sue New York Times; 'The Media's Goal is Clinton's Victory at Any Cost'
Donald Trump has rejected allegations of inappropriate behavior from two women reported by the New York Times and threatened to sue the newspaper. He accuses…
King of Thailand, Holder of the Longest Reign in the World, Passes Away
King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand passed away at 88, ending the longest reign in history. His death raises questions about the future of the Thai…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini Episode 178
The radio program 'Five O'Clock' discusses the current political climate in Iran, including the responsibility of the opposition and the potential for radicalization in society.…
Bob Dylan, American Songwriter, Wins Nobel Prize in Literature 2016
Bob Dylan has been awarded the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature, marking a significant departure from traditional laureates. The Academy recognized him for his unique…
Will Economic Growth Alone Reduce Unemployment?
The article discusses the current unemployment crisis in Iran, highlighting discrepancies in official statistics and the challenges posed by economic growth. Despite claims of economic…
Dario Fo, Playwright and Nobel Laureate, Passes Away
Dario Fo, a renowned Italian playwright and Nobel laureate, passed away at the age of 90. His works, known for their sharp political satire, have…
Trump Campaign: Allegations Made by Women Are Fabricated
Three women have accused Donald Trump of inappropriate touching, with allegations dating back decades. Trump's campaign has denied the accusations, calling them false and fabricated.…
Family Members of Tabriz Doctor Killed by 'Contaminated Religious Food'
A Tabriz doctor’s wife and grandmother died after consuming contaminated food delivered to their home, raising suspicions of foul play. The local health authorities and…
Tehran Metro Claims Another Victim: One Dead, One Injured
A recent incident in Tehran's metro construction resulted in the death of one worker and injuries to another, following a series of accidents that have…
Attack on Shia Mourning Ceremony in Kabul Leaves at Least 14 Dead
An attack on a Shia mourning ceremony in Kabul has resulted in at least 14 deaths and 36 injuries. The Afghan Ministry of Interior is…
Why Do Galaxy Note 7 Phones Catch Fire?
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones have been reported to catch fire, prompting the company to recall 2.5 million devices and advise users to stop using…
Airships Are Making a Comeback
Airships, once a dominant form of long-distance travel, are being revived by Lockheed Martin for commercial use, utilizing advanced technology and hybrid designs. This revival…
Signing of Memorandum of Understanding between National Petrochemical Company of Iran and Royal Dutch Shell
Royal Dutch Shell has signed a memorandum of understanding with Iran's National Petrochemical Company to explore cooperation in the petrochemical sector, marking a significant step…
Bloody Bombings in Yemen and Their Consequences for Saudi Arabia and the Arab Coalition
A significant attack occurred in Yemen's capital, leading to a reassessment of U.S. support for the Saudi-led coalition. The UN Secretary-General's response highlights the international…
Excel Software Responsible for 20% of Errors in Genetics Research Papers
A recent study reveals that Excel's auto-correct feature is responsible for 20% of errors in genetics research papers, leading to significant inaccuracies in published work.…
Increased Security Measures in Bangkok Due to Bombing Concerns
Thai authorities have increased security in Bangkok due to warnings of potential bombings by an armed group. The Prime Minister has ordered close monitoring of…
Trump: If More Tapes Are Released, We Will Launch More Attacks
Donald Trump threatened to escalate attacks on Bill and Hillary Clinton following the release of a controversial video featuring his vulgar comments about women. This…
House Speaker: I Will Not Defend Donald Trump Now or in the Future
House Speaker Paul Ryan announced he will not defend Donald Trump in the presidential election and will focus on maintaining the Republican majority in Congress.…
Discovery of a Method 'Better than Chemotherapy' for Fighting Cancer
A new immunotherapy method, nivolumab, shows promising results in treating head and neck cancer, offering better survival rates and fewer side effects compared to traditional…
Iran and Germany Agree on Water Management Project Along Zayandeh Rud
Iran and Germany have agreed to collaborate on a water management project along the Zayandeh Rud river, which has been suffering from drought. This partnership…
The Economics of Mourning
The article discusses how collective cultural practices in Iran, such as mourning rituals during Muharram, affect economic indicators. It highlights the economic implications of these…
Second U.S. Election Debate: Trump's Threat to Imprison Clinton if Elected
During the second U.S. presidential debate, Donald Trump threatened to imprison Hillary Clinton if he wins, citing her use of a personal email server. The…
Andrzej Wajda, Renowned Polish Filmmaker, Passes Away
Andrzej Wajda, a significant figure in Polish cinema and a voice against communist oppression, has passed away at 90. His works, particularly 'Man of Iron'…
Live Coverage of the Second Presidential Debate Between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump
The second presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump took place at Washington University, where they discussed various topics including energy policy and the…
Iranian Embassy in Kuwait: Two Detained Iranian Citizens Have Been Released
Two Iranian citizens detained in Kuwait for photographing a religious site have been released. Their arrest raised concerns due to previous security incidents involving Shia…
Svetlana Alexievich: Hatred is Not Our Path to Salvation and Liberation
Svetlana Alexievich discusses the perception of Vladimir Putin in Russia, the wars in Ukraine and Syria, and the importance of dialogue over hatred. She emphasizes…
German Police Searching for a Syrian Suspect in Bomb Plot
German police are searching for Jaber al-Bakr, a 22-year-old Syrian suspect believed to be planning a bombing, after discovering explosive materials in his apartment. His…
Controversy Over Concert Leads to Resignation of Qom's Culture Director
Abbas Daneshi resigned as the Director General of Culture and Islamic Guidance in Qom following backlash from clerics over a music concert. His resignation highlights…
Hurricane Matthew Leaves at Least 10 Dead in the U.S.
Hurricane Matthew has caused significant destruction in the U.S., resulting in at least 10 fatalities and widespread power outages. The storm has also devastated Haiti,…
Six Months Suspended Sentence for Iranian Pilot Residing in Germany for 'Deception' of Employment Office
An Iranian pilot living in Germany received a six-month suspended sentence for fraudulently claiming unemployment benefits while earning a high salary from an airline. The…
Deployment of Powerful Russian Nuclear Missiles in the Baltic Region
Estonian officials report that Russia has relocated powerful Iskander nuclear missiles to Kaliningrad, a territory separated from mainland Russia. This move is perceived as a…
Kuwait's Interior Ministry Reports Arrest of Two Iranians for Photographing a Hosseiniyah
Kuwait has arrested two Iranians for photographing a religious site, raising concerns amid heightened security during the Muharram mourning period. The Iranian Foreign Ministry has…
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos Wins Nobel Peace Prize 2016
Juan Manuel Santos, the President of Colombia, was awarded the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to end a long-standing civil war that resulted…
Donald Trump 'Ready to Present His Plans' in the Second Debate
Donald Trump is preparing for the second debate with Hillary Clinton, focusing on presenting his political plans rather than personal attacks. Key figures like Rudy…
Islam and Intervention in Lifestyle; How Are Islam's Permissible and Forbidden Practices Formed?
The article discusses the nature of Islamic rulings regarding lifestyle, focusing on the perspectives of Hojjatoleslam Mohammad Hedayati and sociologist Majid Mohammadi. Hedayati defends the…
UN Special Envoy Warns of Repeat of Rwanda and Srebrenica Tragedies in Aleppo
Stefan de Mistura, the UN Special Envoy for Syria, has warned that the ongoing conflict in Aleppo could lead to a humanitarian disaster reminiscent of…
Hurricane Matthew Leaves 26 Dead; Warning to Residents of East Florida
Hurricane Matthew has caused significant destruction in the Caribbean, resulting in 26 deaths, and has prompted mass evacuations in Florida as it approaches the state.…
Two Belgian Police Officers Injured in Suspected Terrorist Attack in Brussels
A suspect attacked two police officers in Brussels with a knife, raising concerns of terrorism in a city still recovering from a previous attack. The…
Iran's Reaction to Ban Ki-moon's Human Rights Report: We Consider It Unjust and Unreliable
Iran's Foreign Ministry condemned Ban Ki-moon's recent human rights report as unjust and politically motivated, claiming it is based on unreliable information. The report accused…
Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded to Creators of 'Smallest Devices in the World'
The 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Jean-Pierre Sauvage, J. Fraser Stoddart, and Bernard Feringa for their groundbreaking work on molecular devices. Their…
Iran's Space Organization Expresses Readiness to Establish Relations with NASA
Iran's Space Organization has expressed readiness to establish relations with NASA, contingent on agreement between the leaders of both countries. This marks a significant moment…
Dariush: A Concert is Not a Place for Knives
Dariush's concert in Cologne was disrupted by violence and knife incidents, leading to police intervention and arrests. The event was attended by a large number…
Protest Gathering in Marivan Against the Passage of Fuel Tankers
Residents of Marivan protested against fuel tankers passing through the dangerous Sanandaj-Marivan road, demanding a ban on their movement due to safety concerns. The governor's…
WikiLeaks to Release New Documents Ahead of US Presidential Election
Julian Assange announced that WikiLeaks will release around one million documents related to the US elections and major institutions in the coming weeks, denying that…
No to Plastic Containers
France is set to implement a ban on disposable plastic containers by 2020, requiring all such items to be made from natural, compostable materials. This…
The Fate of the Abandoned Cows in Fukushima
Following the 2011 Fukushima disaster, only 200 cows remain in the contaminated area, as farmers refused to cull them. These cows are now part of…
2016 Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded to Three British Scientists
The 2016 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to David Thouless, Duncan Haldane, and Michael Kosterlitz for their groundbreaking research on exotic states of matter.…
International Monetary Fund: Iran's GDP Growth After Sanctions Eased
The IMF reports that Iran's GDP growth is projected to reach 4.5% this year due to eased sanctions and increased economic activity in various sectors.…
The Role of Dual National Israelis in the U.S. Elections
The Jerusalem Post reports that hundreds of thousands of dual-national Israeli-American Jews could significantly influence the upcoming U.S. presidential election. With a history of voting…
Iranian Embassy in Turkey Issues 'Strong Warning' Regarding Presence in Crowded Places
The Iranian Embassy in Turkey has warned its citizens to avoid crowded places due to recent violent incidents, including a knife attack that resulted in…
Widespread Defeat of Brazil's Workers' Party in Local Elections
The Workers' Party of Brazil suffered significant losses in the recent local elections, losing control of major state centers and facing serious allegations against its…
Colombian Voters Reject Peace with FARC Rebels
Colombian voters unexpectedly rejected a peace agreement with FARC rebels in a recent referendum, with 50.2% voting against it. This decision has raised concerns about…
Saudi Arabia Replaces Lunar Calendar with Gregorian Calendar
Saudi Arabia has officially switched from the Hijri lunar calendar to the Gregorian calendar for government operations, impacting employee salaries. This change is part of…
Inflation; Returning to the Confidence Zone
Recent reports indicate fluctuations in Iran's inflation rates, with point-to-point inflation showing both increases and decreases across different reports. While average inflation rates have slightly…
Criticism of the 'Bombing' of Aleppo's Major Hospital: 'A War Crime'
Airstrikes by Bashar al-Assad's forces and Russian allies have targeted the M10 hospital in Aleppo, leading to accusations of war crimes from international leaders. France…
Clinton's Campaign Contributions in September Set 'Record'
Hillary Clinton's campaign raised a record $154 million in September, surpassing previous months and Trump's $90 million in the same period. Over 900,000 individuals contributed,…
Murder of an Iranian Woman by Her Husband 'Due to Her Conversion to Christianity' in Australia
Amir Darban has been charged with murdering his wife Nasrin Abak in Australia after she converted to Christianity. The case highlights issues of domestic violence…
Parliament Representative: None of the Claims Regarding Biological Assassination Have Been Proven
The Iranian Parliament's National Security Commission stated that claims of biological assassinations against several prominent figures have not been substantiated. This follows concerns about bioterrorism…
Under the Terrifying Shadow of the 60s; Interview with Babak Anvari, Director of 'Under the Shadow'
Babak Anvari's film 'Under the Shadow' has been selected by Britain for the Best Foreign Language Film category at the 2017 Oscars. The film, set…