September 2016
What is Jabhat al-Nusra and What is its Connection to Other Opposition Groups Against Assad?
The foreign ministers of Russia and the US discussed the situation in Syria, focusing on Jabhat al-Nusra's violations of ceasefires and its ties with other…
Amos Oz at Shimon Peres' Funeral: Peace is Achievable, Necessary, and Inevitable
Amos Oz delivered a poignant speech at the funeral of Shimon Peres, emphasizing the necessity of peace between Israelis and Palestinians. He criticized the current…
Obama at Peres' Funeral: Peres Wanted No Jewish Dominance Over Another Nation
Barack Obama and world leaders attended the funeral of Shimon Peres, highlighting his efforts for peace and democracy. The event included a notable handshake between…
An American Historian's Prediction: 'Trump Will Win the U.S. Election'
American historian Allan Lichtman predicts that Donald Trump will win the 2016 U.S. presidential election based on his 'Keys to the White House' system. Lichtman…
U.S. Congress Overrides Obama's Veto on Saudi Arabia Lawsuit Bill
The U.S. Congress has successfully overridden President Obama's veto of a bill allowing 9/11 victims' families to sue Saudi Arabia, with the Senate voting 97-1…
Jamshid Amouzgar, Former Prime Minister of the Pahlavi Era, Passes Away
Jamshid Amouzgar, the last prime minister of Iran before the 1979 revolution, has died at 93. His contributions to Iran's governance and international relations were…
Income and Expenditure Almost Balanced
Iranian households have consistently faced budget deficits, with incomes lower than expenditures. The article explores how these deficits are managed, highlighting issues of underreported incomes…
Bombing of Two Main Hospitals in Aleppo
Two main hospitals in Aleppo, M10 and M2, were bombed amid ongoing Syrian government advances, resulting in severe destruction and a lack of medical facilities…
Former Israeli President Shimon Peres Passes Away
Shimon Peres, the former President of Israel and a key figure in Israeli politics, passed away at the age of 93 after suffering a stroke.…
Post-Coup Purges Reach Turkey's National Intelligence Organization
Following the failed coup in Turkey, 87 agents from the National Intelligence Organization have been dismissed, marking a significant development in the ongoing purges. President…
Ahmadinejad Responds to Khamenei's 'Advice': I Will Not Run
Former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad announced he will not run in the upcoming presidential elections, following advice from Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. This decision comes…
Dresden Police: Possible Xenophobic Motive in Bomb Attack on Mosque
Two homemade bombs exploded in Dresden, Germany, targeting a mosque and an international conference center, with police suggesting a xenophobic motive. The incident highlights rising…
US Warns Citizens About Potential Terrorist Attacks in Adana, Turkey
The US Consulate in Adana has issued a warning to American citizens about potential terrorist threats targeting American hotels in Turkey. This warning comes amid…
Colombian Government and Rebels Sign Peace Agreement After Half a Century
The Colombian government and FARC rebels signed a historic peace agreement, ending over 50 years of civil war. This agreement allows FARC to transition into…
Live Coverage of the First Televised Debate Between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump
The first debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump was held, expected to break viewing records. Polls show a narrowing gap between the candidates, with…
Preview of the First Election Debate Between Trump and Clinton
The first debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is set to be a highly anticipated event, with polls showing a close race. The debate…
Hidden and Controversial Questions in the Azerbaijan Referendum
Azerbaijan will hold a referendum on September 26 to vote on 29 constitutional amendments that could strengthen President Ilham Aliyev's power, including extending presidential terms…
Jordanian Writer Killed in Court Over Cartoon Case
Nahed Hattar, a Jordanian writer critical of Islamism, was shot dead by a mosque preacher while attending a court hearing related to a cartoon he…
First Debate Between Trump and Clinton; Expectations of Record-Breaking Viewership
The first debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is expected to attract between 80 to 100 million viewers, breaking previous records. With only six…
Australia: Business Office in Tehran to be Reopened
Australia is reopening its business office in Tehran and sending a delegation led by the Trade Minister to explore economic opportunities in Iran while maintaining…
The Role of Debates in the U.S. Presidential Elections
The article discusses the significance and structure of presidential debates in the U.S. electoral process, highlighting their evolution and impact on voter perception. It emphasizes…
Arjan Cetin, Suspect in Washington Shooting, Arrested
Arjan Cetin, a 20-year-old suspect, was arrested for a shooting at a shopping center in Washington state that left five dead. The incident raises concerns…
US Elections and Polls
As the US presidential election approaches, polls show Hillary Clinton leading Donald Trump by 6% in a four-way race. Military personnel favor Trump and Gary…
Netanyahu to Meet Clinton and Trump One Day Before First U.S. Election Debate
Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet with both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in New York just before the first U.S. presidential debate. This meeting…
The Battle of Camera Manufacturers at Photokina
The Photokina exhibition showcased significant innovations in the camera industry, particularly highlighting the rise of mirrorless cameras led by companies like Panasonic and Sony. Major…
Iranian Women Love Cycling
Ayatollah Khamenei's recent fatwa banning women from cycling in public has prompted significant backlash on social media, with many Iranian women sharing their cycling photos…
The First Online Population and Housing Census in Iran Has Begun
Iran has launched its first online population and housing census, aiming to collect comprehensive demographic data while ensuring confidentiality. The initiative is part of a…
Clinton and Trump in the 'Battlefields' of the U.S. Elections
The U.S. presidential election is approaching, with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump increasingly close in polls across several battleground states. This situation is critical as…
Who is the Audience of Rouhani's Speech?
Hassan Rouhani's speech at the UN General Assembly emphasized Iran's economic improvements and investment potential, targeting countries interested in investing. However, many claims made in…
China Denies Entry to Parvaneh Kazemi, Everest Conqueror, to Tibet
Parvaneh Kazemi, an Iranian mountaineer, was denied entry to Tibet by the Chinese government due to a ban on Iranian citizens, despite other climbers being…
Iraqi Forces Retake Strategic City from ISIS South of Mosul
Iraqi forces have retaken the strategic city of Shirqat from ISIS, marking progress towards the upcoming offensive to reclaim Mosul. The operation has been supported…
Women in Islam: Adorned with Dignity or Entangled in Limitations
The article discusses the contrasting views on women's status in Islam, featuring insights from women's rights activist Mahbubeh Abbasgholizadeh and religious scholar Mohammad Javad Akbarin.…
Afghanistan Government Signs Peace Pact with Hezb-e Islami Led by Gulbuddin Hekmatyar
The Afghan government has signed a peace agreement with Hezb-e Islami, led by Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, which includes a pardon for past crimes and the release…
The Sun Is Not the Only Source of Light on Earth
Scientists have discovered that while the sun is the primary source of light affecting skin pigmentation, a minuscule fraction of light also comes from other…
Iran's Parliament Approves Reduction of Working Hours for Women with 'Special Conditions'
The Iranian Parliament has approved a law reducing the working hours for women with special conditions to 36 hours per week, maintaining their rights and…
Acid Attack Perpetrator Arrested in Tehran's Gisha Street
A 28-year-old man was arrested for an acid attack on his girlfriend, Arzu, in Tehran's Gisha Street. The incident highlights ongoing issues of acid violence…
Protests in Charlotte, USA Turn Violent Following the Killing of an African American Citizen
Protests in Charlotte, North Carolina, erupted into violence after police shot and killed an African American man, Keith Scott. The situation escalated with reports of…
U.S. Officials: ISIS Chemical Attack on Army Base in Iraq
U.S. officials reported that ISIS likely launched a chemical attack using mustard gas on the Qayyarah base in Iraq, which houses both Iraqi and American…
Google Launches New Messaging Service Named 'Allo'
Google has launched a new messaging app called Allo, which features an automatic learning system and competes with existing services like WhatsApp. Privacy advocates have…
Mahdi Khazali: My Father Opposed Ayatollah Khamenei's Authority and Resigned Under Pressure from the Leadership Office
Mahdi Khazali revealed that his father, Ayatollah Abolghasem Khazali, opposed Ayatollah Khamenei's authority and was pressured to resign from the Guardian Council due to this…
Boat Carrying at Least 600 Refugees Sinks Off the Coast of Egypt
A boat carrying at least 600 refugees sank off the coast of Egypt, resulting in 29 confirmed deaths and 150 rescues. Most refugees are from…
Central Bank: 26% of Iranian Households Have No Employed Individuals
The Central Bank of Iran's report reveals that urban household expenses have outstripped incomes, with 26% of households having no employed individuals. This situation highlights…
An Iranian Judicial Official: The Use of Telegram by Institutions for Administrative Affairs is a Crime
Iran's Deputy Judicial Prosecutor announced that using Telegram for administrative purposes by government institutions is a crime, warning of serious consequences. This statement reflects ongoing…
Connection of Eight More Cancers to Obesity
An international research team has found that excessive obesity is linked to eight types of cancer, emphasizing the importance of weight control for health. This…
Preventing Suicide Among Loved Ones; Take the Signs Seriously
September is recognized as Suicide Prevention Month, emphasizing the crucial role of family and friends in identifying and preventing suicidal behavior. Mental health experts highlight…
New Coaches Appointed for Iran's National Freestyle and Greco-Roman Wrestling Teams
Mohammad Talaei and Ali Ashkani have been appointed as the new head coaches for Iran's national freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling teams. This restructuring reflects a…
Khamenei Should Offer a Plan to Save the Economy Instead of Just Words
Ayatollah Khamenei criticized wastefulness in his Eid al-Ghadir speech, blaming the 'enemy' for Iran's economic woes without offering concrete solutions. Experts argue that government officials…
End of Hollywood's Powerful Couple; Angelina Jolie Files for Divorce
Angelina Jolie has filed for divorce from Brad Pitt, citing irreconcilable differences and seeking full custody of their six children. This marks the end of…
Iran: Over Four Thousand Suicides Resulting in Deaths in 2015
In 2015, Iran reported over four thousand suicides resulting in death, with the highest rates among young people aged 15 to 25. The increase has…
UN Halts Humanitarian Aid Deliveries to Syria
The UN has suspended humanitarian aid deliveries to Syria after an airstrike targeted an aid convoy near Aleppo, killing at least 12 people. The Syrian…
Mars Had Liquid Water for One Billion Years Longer Than Previously Thought
A new NASA study reveals that Mars had liquid water for one billion years longer than previously believed, suggesting a longer duration for microbial life…
Simultaneous Increase in Car Imports and Production in Iran Last Year
Iran has seen a notable increase in both car production and imports, with production rising by 10.3% and imports by 63% in the first five…
57% of This Year's University Entrance Exam Passers Are Girls
In Iran, 57% of this year's university entrance exam passers are girls, reflecting a significant gender disparity in education despite high female enrollment. However, this…
Trump and Clinton's Reactions to the New York Explosion
An Afghan-American suspect was arrested in connection with bombings in New York and New Jersey just weeks before the U.S. presidential election. Hillary Clinton and…
US Reports Arrest of Ahmad Khan Rahimi, Suspect in New York Bombing
Ahmad Khan Rahimi, an Afghan-American, was arrested as a suspect in the New York bombing after a shootout with police. The FBI is investigating potential…
How the Sugar Industry Deceived the World
A recent study revealed that the sugar industry in the U.S. bribed scientists in the 1950s and 1960s to downplay the health risks of sugar…
Ebtekar Reports on Potential Weeks-Long School Closures Due to Air Pollution
Masoumeh Ebtekar, head of Iran's Environmental Protection Organization, announced potential school closures for several weeks due to air pollution during cold seasons. The organization is…
Where Are the Fastest Airplanes in the World Heading?
The article discusses the challenges and advancements in the development of supersonic aircraft, particularly by NASA. It highlights the technical difficulties, historical achievements, and future…
Investigation into Possible Connection Between Explosions and Stabbing Attack in the U.S.
The FBI is investigating potential links between recent explosions in New York and New Jersey and a stabbing attack in Minnesota, with officials considering the…
Positive Comments on Facebook Improve People's Mood
A study by Facebook and Carnegie Mellon University finds that receiving positive comments on Facebook can significantly improve individuals' happiness, comparable to major life events.…
Giraffes Belong to Four Different Species
Recent research reveals that there are four distinct species of giraffes in Africa, challenging previous beliefs. Two of these species are facing alarming population declines,…
Explosion Occurs in a Neighborhood of New York; Investigation Ongoing
An explosion in New York's Chelsea neighborhood has injured at least 29 people, with investigations ongoing into the cause and potential links to terrorism. The…
Paralympic Games in Rio, Mourning the Death of Iranian Cyclist
Bahman Golbarnezhad, the only Iranian cyclist at the 2016 Paralympic Games, died from injuries sustained during a race. His death has drawn condolences from international…
Iranian Cyclist Dies Following Accident at Rio Paralympics
Bahman Golbarnezhad, an Iranian cyclist, died after a neck injury during the Rio Paralympics. The International Paralympic Committee expressed condolences, marking this as a significant…
International Monetary Fund: War in the Middle East Has Destroyed a Generation's Progress
The IMF's Christine Lagarde stated that wars in the Middle East have devastated economic progress and increased poverty and unemployment. She emphasized the need for…
Research Result: Religious Income in America is $1.2 Trillion Annually
A Georgetown University study reveals that the annual income from religious institutions in the U.S. is approximately $1.2 trillion, surpassing the revenue of major tech…
UN Secretary-General Criticizes Netanyahu Over 'Ethnic Cleansing' Accusation
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu for accusing Palestinians of seeking 'ethnic cleansing' against Israelis. The U.S. State Department also condemned Netanyahu's…
Donald Trump Unveils His Economic Plans
Donald Trump has announced his economic plan, which includes significant tax cuts and aims to boost U.S. economic growth. This announcement comes as he prepares…
Hillary Clinton Returns to the U.S. Presidential Election Race
Hillary Clinton has resumed her presidential campaign after a brief illness, while Donald Trump continues to face scrutiny over his health and tax records. Clinton…
Philippine President Involved in 'Killing of a Thousand People'
A former paramilitary member testified that Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte ordered killings of criminals and opponents, claiming around a thousand were murdered during his mayoral…
Sailor Gives Birth on USS Dwight D. Eisenhower in the Persian Gulf
An American sailor gave birth aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower while it was on a mission in the Persian Gulf. The incident highlights the…
Discovery of a 30-ton Meteorite in Argentina
A 30-ton meteorite has been discovered in Argentina, one of the largest ever found. This discovery connects to a meteor shower that occurred approximately 4,000…
Record Temperatures in July and August Broken
NASA data reveals that August 2016 has set new temperature records, marking it as one of the hottest months in 136 years of recorded data.…
Lula da Silva Accused of Leading Corruption Network in Brazil's State Oil Company
Former Brazilian President Lula da Silva has been accused of leading a corruption network in Petrobras, the state oil company, which has resulted in significant…
Residents of Three Villages in Northern Iran Protest Water Transfer Plan
Residents of three villages in Mazandaran province protested against a plan to transfer water from the Maziyar spring to a tourism complex being built by…
Identification of Zika Virus in Tears
Researchers at Saint Louis University have discovered that the Zika virus can survive in human tears, potentially explaining eye diseases in Zika patients. This finding…
Air Dryness is as Harmful to Plants as Soil Dryness
Recent research highlights that air dryness poses a significant threat to plant health, potentially more so than soil dryness. Scientists from Indiana University emphasize the…
US Attack on ISIS in Northern Mosul; a 'Serious Chemical Threat' Eliminated
The US has conducted airstrikes in northern Mosul, destroying an ISIS facility that posed a chemical threat to civilians. General Jeffrey Harrigan reported that the…
Finalization of $38 Billion Military Aid from the U.S. to Israel
The U.S. and Israel have finalized a $38 billion military aid agreement over the next decade, marking the largest military assistance package from the U.S.…
The Gazelle That Received a Prosthetic Leg in Iran
A female gazelle in Iran received a prosthetic leg after losing part of its leg due to infection. The rehabilitation process involved veterinarians and a…
Discovery of Second Missing British Ship in the Arctic Region After 170 Years
Researchers have discovered the HMS Terror, the second of two British ships that disappeared in the Arctic nearly 170 years ago. This discovery follows the…
Former Official Accuses Rouhani's Government of 'Manipulating' Smuggling Statistics
Fada Hossein Maleki, a former official, accused Rouhani's government of manipulating smuggling statistics, questioning the claimed reduction of smuggling from $25 billion to $15 billion.…
Clinton and Trump to Release Their Medical Records
Hillary Clinton's campaign plans to release more details about her health after she was diagnosed with pneumonia, while Donald Trump has also promised to disclose…
Lucas: There is not enough time to choose another candidate
Hillary Clinton's health issues have raised concerns about her ability to continue her campaign for the U.S. presidency. Speculation is growing about the implications for…
Hillary Clinton has been diagnosed with pneumonia
Hillary Clinton has been diagnosed with pneumonia after leaving a 9/11 memorial ceremony due to heat exhaustion. She has canceled her upcoming campaign events and…
Obama on the Anniversary of September 11 Attacks: Extremist Groups Will Never Defeat America
Barack Obama delivered a speech on the 15th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, emphasizing the strength of America's diversity and asserting that extremist groups…
Head of Prisons Organization: There Are No Political Prisoners in Iran
Ali Asghar Jahangir, head of Iran's Prisons Organization, claims there are no political prisoners, asserting that those labeled as such are security prisoners. This denial…
Saeed Mortazavi's Apology and Regret for the Kahrizak Events
Saeed Mortazavi, the former prosecutor of Tehran, has publicly apologized for the events at Kahrizak prison in 2009, where detainees were tortured, leading to several…
Iran Suffers $30 Billion Loss Due to Air Pollution
Iran is facing severe air pollution, leading to significant health risks and economic losses estimated at $30 billion. The situation is particularly dire in cities…
Kerry: Agreement Between the US and Russia on Ceasefire Plan in Syria
John Kerry announced a US-Russia agreement on a ceasefire plan in Syria, aiming to reduce violence and initiate peace talks. The ceasefire is set to…
Beauty-Preference Robots
A beauty contest judged by robots has taken place, with 6,000 selfies submitted. Participants were evaluated based on strict criteria, and the results surprised organizers,…
Serious Involvement of Tehran City Council in Investigating Multiple Incidents in the Metro
The Tehran City Council is increasing its scrutiny of multiple recent incidents at metro construction sites, including a deadly accident at Kian Shahr that killed…
Training of the Kurdistan Freedom Party Forces by Coalition Forces to Counter ISIS
The Kurdistan Freedom Party, an Iranian Kurdish militia, has received military training assistance from the U.S. and European countries to fight ISIS, while also conducting…
Libertarian Party Presidential Candidate Gary Johnson: What is Aleppo?
Gary Johnson, the Libertarian presidential candidate, faced backlash after asking 'What is Aleppo?' during an interview about the Syrian refugee crisis. His gaffe highlights a…
Obama: The American People Will Not Accept Donald Trump's Nonsensical Views
Barack Obama criticized Donald Trump, asserting that he is unfit for the presidency and will not be accepted by the American people. During his final…
Erdogan: Turkey has launched the largest operation in its history against the Kurds
Turkey has launched a significant military operation against Kurdish militants, coinciding with the suspension of over 10,000 teachers accused of PKK affiliations. This move reflects…
The Best Low-Cost Airlines in the World
AirAsia has been ranked as the best low-cost airline in the world for 2015, providing affordable travel options primarily for students and workers. Norwegian Air…
The Two Sides of Genetic Manipulation in Nature
The article discusses the ethical implications of genetic manipulation technologies aimed at eradicating pests and preserving endangered species. While proponents argue these methods are necessary…
Conflicting Reports on the Collapse of a Wall at a Tehran Metro Station
A wall at the Kouhsar metro station in Tehran reportedly collapsed, injuring one worker, while officials deny any significant incident occurred. This follows a recent…
Metro Workshop Collapse Near Tehran Leaves at Least Four Dead
A metro workshop collapse in Kian Shahr, southeastern Tehran, resulted in the deaths of four individuals, including three Iranians and one Afghan. Rescue operations are…
The 'Bad Gang' in Venice; Iranian Filmmaker and the 'American Dream'
Ana Lily Amirpour's new film 'Bad Batch' explores themes of civilization versus savagery through a surreal narrative, featuring notable actors like Keanu Reeves and Jim…
UN: Airstrikes by Syrian Government and Allies Main Cause of Increased Civilian Deaths
The UN has released a report criticizing airstrikes by the Syrian government and its allies, particularly Russia, for causing high civilian casualties and damage to…
New Accusation Against Syrian Army Regarding 'Use of Chlorine Gas' in Aleppo Attacks
Activists in Aleppo allege that the Syrian army used chlorine gas in recent attacks, causing respiratory issues for dozens, including many children. The reports have…
Suicide Attacks in Kabul; 35 Dead and 100 Injured
On September 15, two suicide attacks in Kabul resulted in at least 35 deaths and over 100 injuries, with the Taliban claiming responsibility. The attacks…
Extracting Drinking Water from Urine
Belgian scientists have created a solar-powered device that converts urine into drinking water and fertilizer, aiming to address water scarcity in remote areas. This innovation…
Trump on Illegal Immigrant Residency: We'll Decide Later
Donald Trump has not committed to a definitive policy on the deportation of illegal immigrants, stating that decisions will be made later. Nearly 11 million…
Meeting Between Obama and Philippine President Canceled After Duterte's Insults
The planned meeting between U.S. President Barack Obama and Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was canceled after Duterte insulted Obama and rejected U.S. criticism of his…
After Cigarettes, Alcohol Has the 'Highest' Consumption in Iran
A recent survey in Iran reveals a significant rise in alcohol consumption, ranking it second after cigarettes. The findings indicate concerning trends in simultaneous substance…
The Largest Living Primate on Earth is 'Endangered'
Eastern gorillas have been classified as endangered by the IUCN, with their population declining by 70% over the past 20 years. This situation raises concerns…
Turkey Sends Second Humanitarian Aid Ship to Gaza
Turkey has sent a second humanitarian aid ship to Gaza after normalizing relations with Israel, expecting cooperation for timely delivery before Eid al-Adha. This action…
Ali Jannati: No Concerts Have Been Allowed in Mashhad for 11 Years
Ali Jannati, Iran's Minister of Culture, stated that no concerts have been allowed in Mashhad for 11 years, denying any recent retreat on the issue.…
At least 15 killed and 50 injured following multiple explosions in Baghdad
A series of explosions in Baghdad resulted in at least 15 deaths and over 50 injuries, with no group claiming responsibility yet. The attacks coincide…
The Day After Karimov Has Arrived for Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan enters a new era following the death of long-time leader Islam Karimov, with uncertainty surrounding the future political landscape and potential for instability. Analysts…
I Will Kill You in the Name of God; 1988
The article discusses the 1988 mass executions of political prisoners in Iran, highlighting a recent audio release of Ayatollah Montazeri condemning the actions of a…
UN Criticism of Syrian Government for Forced Evacuation Policy in Towns
The UN has criticized the Syrian government's forced evacuation policy in Daraa, warning it may extend to other besieged cities. This situation highlights the deteriorating…
Remaining in Single Digits; This is the Issue
The inflation rate in Iran has shown a slight decrease, remaining in single digits, but recent reports indicate a potential increase in monthly and point-to-point…
The First Political Victim of the U.S. Elections
The article discusses the implications of the upcoming U.S. presidential election, highlighting Enrique Peña Nieto, the Mexican president, as an early political victim due to…
Attack on a Judicial Complex in Pakistan Leaves 12 Dead
A bombing near a judicial complex in Mardan, Pakistan, killed at least 12 people, including lawyers and police. This attack followed a separate assault on…
Uzbekistan Government: The Health Status of President Karimov is Critical
The health of Uzbekistan's President Islam Karimov is reported to be critical after suffering a stroke, leading to uncertainty about the country's leadership. Rumors regarding…
Father of the 'Queen of the Skies' Passes Away
Joe Sutter, the creator of the Boeing 747, passed away at 95, leaving a significant legacy in aviation history. His innovations revolutionized air travel, particularly…
Erdogan: Syrian Kurdish Militias Have Not Returned to the Euphrates
Turkish President Erdogan has denied claims that Syrian Kurdish militias have returned to the Euphrates, asserting that any withdrawal would be visible to Turkey. Turkey…
One Thousand People Arrested in Post-Election Riots in Gabon
Following the announcement of Ali Bongo's narrow victory in Gabon's presidential election, widespread protests erupted, leading to the arrest of around 1,000 people. The unrest…
Three and a Half Million Motorcycles Operate in Tehran
Tehran has 3.5 million motorcycles, significantly contributing to pollution and traffic violations. The lack of regulations and helmet use exacerbates safety issues, leading to high…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini Episode 173
The radio program discusses the current political climate in Iran, including the responsibilities of the opposition and the potential for radicalization among the populace. It…
Custody of Children from Addicted Mothers in Iran to Be Revoked
Iran's Deputy Minister of Cooperatives announced that addicted mothers will lose custody of their children if they do not quit their addiction, as part of…
Record-breaking Success of 'The Salesman' on Its Opening Day
'The Salesman' broke the opening day sales record in Iranian cinema, earning 260 million tomans on its first day. Directed by Asghar Farhadi, the film…
Iran's Welfare Chief Reports Annual Birth of Thousands of Disabled Children
The head of Iran's Welfare Organization announced that 25,000 to 30,000 disabled infants are born annually due to the lack of mandatory genetic testing. To…
Saipa Recognized as the 'Lowest Quality' Iranian Brand in the Automotive Market
Saipa has been identified as the lowest quality Iranian car manufacturer, with an average of 5.1 defects per vehicle, according to a report by the…
Mexican President: We Won't Pay for the Wall; Trump: They Will
Donald Trump met with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, discussing the controversial border wall. While Trump insists Mexico will pay for it, Peña Nieto firmly…