September 2017
Police Deadline for Evacuating Occupied Schools in Catalonia
Supporters of Catalonia's independence are occupying schools to use them as polling stations for a referendum, while police have set a deadline for evacuation. The…
The United States Does Not Recognize the Independence Referendum in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
The U.S. has stated it does not recognize the independence referendum held in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, which saw over 92% support for independence.…
Separatism: Just or Unjust?
Residents of the Kurdistan region held a non-binding referendum where 93% voted for independence from Iraq, leading to celebrations among supporters. However, the Iraqi government…
Trump Heads to Asia in Effort to Increase Pressure on North Korea
Donald Trump is traveling to East Asia to strengthen international pressure on North Korea regarding its nuclear and missile programs. His itinerary includes meetings with…
ISIS Released an Audio File Attributed to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
ISIS has released a new audio file attributed to its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, after a year of speculation about his fate. The audio includes…
Imam Hussein and Karbala: From Historical Reality to Religious Myth
The article discusses the historical and mythological aspects of the Karbala event and the martyrdom of Imam Hussein, questioning the authenticity of various narratives surrounding…
Hugh Hefner, Founder of Playboy Magazine, Passes Away at 91
Hugh Hefner, the founder of Playboy magazine and a significant figure in the sexual liberation movement, passed away at 91. Known for his lavish lifestyle…
IMF Warns About the Importance of Assisting Poor Countries in Climate Change
The IMF emphasizes the need for wealthy nations to assist poorer countries in addressing climate change, warning of dire consequences if they fail to do…
The Law on Car Imports to Iran Will Change
Iran is changing its car import laws, allowing vehicles over 2500 cc and luxury cars back into the market. Only official representatives of foreign manufacturers…
Zenit and Yashica Are Being Revived
Zenit and Yashica, historic camera brands, are planning a comeback in the photography market after years of dormancy. Yashica has launched promotional campaigns for professional…
The Last Country That Did Not Allow Women to Drive
Saudi Arabia has officially allowed women to drive, a historic change for the country, which was the last in the world to prohibit it. This…
A Murder in the Shower that Transformed Cinema
The documentary 'Seventy-Eight/Fifty-Two' explores the iconic shower scene from Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho', highlighting its groundbreaking impact on cinema. It examines the innovative techniques used in…
Zarif Criticizes Trump's Tweet on Iran's Missile Test
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif criticized U.S. President Donald Trump for his comments on Iran's missile test, calling him uninformed. Zarif emphasized the need…
Kurdistan Region Transport Minister Rejects Baghdad's Deadline for Airport Control Transfer
The Transport Minister of the Kurdistan Region rejected Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's 72-hour ultimatum to transfer control of regional airports to Baghdad. This escalating…
Continued Actions by the Spanish Government to Prevent the Catalonia Independence Referendum
The Spanish government is intensifying efforts to prevent a Catalonia independence referendum scheduled for October 1st, labeling it illegal. Tensions have escalated between Madrid and…
Heavy Defeat for Persepolis Against Al-Hilal of Saudi Arabia
Persepolis faced a surprising 4-0 defeat against Al-Hilal in the AFC Champions League semi-finals, making their path to the final extremely challenging. They must overcome…
Iraqi Forces Participate in Turkish Army Exercises
Iraqi military forces participated in Turkish military exercises following a controversial independence referendum in Iraqi Kurdistan. Turkey opposes the referendum and threatens military and economic…
Marriage Age in Iran Has Increased by Four to Six Years
The Iranian Ministry of Health reports that the marriage age has increased by four to six years over the past decade, with significant implications for…
U.S. Supreme Court Postpones Review of Trump's Previous Immigration Order
The U.S. Supreme Court has postponed the review of Trump's previous immigration order that barred citizens from predominantly Muslim countries after he issued a new…
Fox News: No Evidence of Recent Iranian Missile Test
American officials claim that recent missile test footage released by Iran is outdated and from a failed test in January. The unveiling of the Khorramshahr…
57% Increase in Seizures of Smuggled Goods Worth Over 500 Million Tomans
The head of Iran's Criminal Investigation Police reported a 57% increase in the seizure of smuggled goods valued over 500 million tomans in the first…
German Elections; A Far-Right Party Enters Parliament for the First Time in 70 Years
In the recent German parliamentary elections, the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) entered parliament for the first time in 70 years, securing 13.3% of…
Results of a Survey on Satisfaction with Domestic Cars in Iran
A recent survey reveals that customer satisfaction with domestic cars in Iran has fluctuated significantly over the years, with Saipa holding a monopoly in the…
The Best Cameras of the Year According to TIPA
TIPA has announced the best cameras of the year, highlighting the Nikon 5600 for beginners and the Canon 5D Mark IV for professionals. The awards…
U.S. Strategic Bombers Fly Near North Korean Coast
U.S. B-1B bombers flew near North Korea, escalating tensions after Trump labeled Kim Jong-un as 'crazy' and threatened total destruction of North Korea. North Korea's…
Merkel on the Brink of Fourth Electoral Victory
Angela Merkel is leading in the upcoming German parliamentary elections with her party, the Christian Democratic Union, polling at over 36%. The rise of the…
Window; Baha'is Deprived of Education and Continued Detention of Political and Civil Activists
Over 70 Baha'i students have been barred from university due to their religious beliefs following this year's entrance exam results. Human rights advocates, including a…
Meeting with Hassan Sadeghi
Hassan Sadeghi, a 53-year-old political prisoner in Iran, is serving a 15-year sentence for charges related to national security and alleged connections with anti-regime groups.…
Meeting with Shahin Aghdami
Shahin Aghdami, a 39-year-old political prisoner, has spent most of his life in prison and is currently serving a ten-year sentence in Rajai Shahr prison.…
Heir of L'Oréal Cosmetics Company Passes Away at Age 94
Liliane Bettencourt, the heir of L'Oréal and the richest woman in the world, passed away at 94, potentially altering the dynamics of L'Oréal and its…
Nader Golchin, the singer of the famous song 'I Won't Be a Child Anymore,' has passed away
Nader Golchin, a prominent Iranian singer known for his nostalgic songs, passed away at 81 due to cardiac arrest after battling lung issues. His death…
North Korean Foreign Minister Announces Possibility of Hydrogen Bomb Test
North Korea's Foreign Minister announced the possibility of a hydrogen bomb test in response to Donald Trump's threats at the UN. This escalation highlights the…
Iran's Central Bank Announces Signing of First 'Banking Contracts' with European Banks
Iran has signed its first banking credit line contracts with European banks since the JCPOA, involving Oberbank and Danske Bank. This development signifies a renewed…
Iraqi Forces Begin Operation to Liberate Hawija from ISIS
Iraqi forces have launched an operation to liberate Hawija from ISIS, one of the last strongholds of the group in Iraq. The operation is complicated…
Gas Cylinder Explosion in Qom Leaves at Least Five Dead and 16 Injured
A gas cylinder explosion in a guesthouse in Qom, Iran, resulted in at least five fatalities and 16 injuries, primarily among Iraqi nationals. The incident…
Qualification of Zoroastrian Member of Yazd City Council Approved
The Yazd City Council's Zoroastrian member, Sepanta Niknam, has had his qualification re-approved by the legal committee of the Supervisory Board for Elections after a…
Russia's 'Severe' Concern Over Trump's Remarks on Iran Nuclear Deal
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov expressed serious concerns over U.S. President Trump's comments on the Iran nuclear deal, indicating a deepening rift between Moscow and…
Stanislav Petrov; The Man Who 'Saved' the World
Stanislav Petrov, a Soviet military officer, is credited with preventing a nuclear disaster in 1983 by disregarding a false missile alert. His death in May…
7.1 Magnitude Earthquake Near Mexico City Leaves 217 Dead
A 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck near Mexico City, resulting in 217 fatalities, including 21 children from a school. The disaster has caused significant destruction, with…
Research Findings: Over 40 Million People Are Trapped in Slavery
A joint study reveals that over 40 million people are victims of modern slavery, including forced labor and forced marriages. The report, conducted by major…
Tehran Prosecutor Announces Indictment Against Journalist Abroad
The Tehran Prosecutor's Office has issued an indictment against Alireza Nourizadeh, a journalist based in London, for allegedly hosting anti-security programs against Iran. Nourizadeh expressed…
Donald Trump Delivered a Speech at the United Nations General Assembly
Donald Trump delivered his first speech at the UN General Assembly, criticizing the Iranian government for its economic decline and support of terrorism. He condemned…
Football Federation President: Women's Presence in Stadiums is Not a Priority
Mehdi Taj, the President of the Football Federation of Iran, stated that the current stadium structures are not suitable for women and that their presence…
The Security Council Decides on Assisting Investigations Related to ISIS Actions in Iraq
The UN Security Council is preparing to vote on a resolution allowing inspectors to assist Iraq in investigating ISIS for war crimes, with support from…
Meeting with Sewada Aghaser
Sewada Aghaser, an Armenian Christian musician in Tehran, has been imprisoned for five years for promoting Christianity, facing charges of acting against national security. His…
Meeting with Mehdi Khazali
Mehdi Khazali, a critical political activist and ophthalmologist, has been imprisoned in Evin Prison since August 13, following a history of political dissent and a…
Prevention of the 'Pan-Iranist Party' Ceremony
The Pan-Iranist Party was unable to hold a ceremony for its 70th anniversary due to government intervention, which included threats and mobilization of forces to…
Arrest of One Person in Connection with London Subway Bombing
An 18-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a bombing in the London subway that injured at least 29 people. The incident has prompted…
Why Aren't Stadium Doors Opened to Women?
A young Iranian girl managed to enter a stadium by pretending to be a Syrian citizen, highlighting the ongoing issue of women's exclusion from sports…
End of a 20-Year Mission; Cassini Spacecraft Burns Up Over Saturn
NASA's Cassini spacecraft was destroyed over Saturn, concluding its 20-year mission that provided extensive data about the planet. A humorous opera was created to celebrate…
Accusations of 'Dancing and Singing' Against Chilean Instructor of the World Karate Federation in Iran
Karol Delapaz, a Chilean instructor of the World Karate Federation, faced backlash in Iran after being accused of promoting Western culture through dancing and singing.…
Liquidity in Iran has exceeded 1,333 trillion tomans
The Central Bank of Iran reported that liquidity has reached over 1,333 trillion tomans, a significant increase attributed to various economic factors. Experts warn that…
Raha Bahreini: Mr. Soltani's Imprisonment is a Great Injustice
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights condemned Iran's ongoing human rights violations, particularly regarding freedom of expression. Raha Bahreini from Amnesty International highlighted the…
Ban on the Use of Kaspersky Products in U.S. Government Institutions
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has mandated the removal of Kaspersky Lab software from government systems due to concerns about potential ties to Russian…
UN Secretary-General: Violence Against Myanmar's Muslim Minority is 'Ethnic Cleansing'
The UN Secretary-General has condemned the violence against the Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, labeling it as ethnic cleansing. He has called for an end to…
US Reports Killing of Six Al-Shabaab Fighters by Drones
The US military reported that six Al-Shabaab fighters were killed in drone strikes in southern Somalia as part of an intensified campaign against the group.…
Some Anesthesiologists Refuse to Perform Surgery in Iran
Anesthesiologists in Iran are protesting a 25% reduction in their tariffs, which they claim has severely impacted their income and the quality of patient care.…
The Phenomenon of 'Decorative Princesses'
The article discusses the troubling trend of 'decorative princesses' in Iran, where young girls are rented out for parties as decorative elements, highlighting the stark…
New Features and Innovations in Apple's Latest Phones
Apple has introduced new iPhone models, including the iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and X, featuring advanced processors and face recognition technology. However, the high prices…
Persepolis Advances to the Top Four Teams in Asia with 10 Players
Persepolis football team defeated Al-Ahli 3-1, advancing to the semifinals of the AFC Champions League with a 5-3 aggregate score. Despite being reduced to ten…
Amnesty International Calls for Unconditional Release of Rahile Rahimipour
Amnesty International has called for the unconditional release of Rahile Rahimipour, who was arrested while searching for her missing niece, Golroo, born in Evin Prison.…
The Death Toll from Irma Reaches 'At Least 40'; Florida Still Without Power
Hurricane Irma has caused at least 40 deaths, with millions in Florida still without power. The storm, which made landfall on September 10, has been…
Estimated Damage from Hurricanes Irma and Harvey in the U.S.: $290 Billion
AccuWeather estimates that the combined damage from Hurricanes Irma and Harvey will reach $290 billion, significantly impacting the U.S. economy. Both storms, classified as Category…
Symbolic Naming of a Nuremberg Urban Park After Abdolfattah Soltani
A park in Nuremberg, Germany, was symbolically named after Abdolfattah Soltani, an imprisoned Iranian lawyer, on the sixth anniversary of his arrest. The event highlighted…
Death Toll from Powerful Earthquake in Mexico Reaches 90
A powerful 8.1 magnitude earthquake in Mexico has resulted in at least 90 deaths and significant damage, particularly in the Oaxaca region. Hundreds of thousands…
"Mother", the latest work by Darren Aronofsky; a film that was booed in Venice
Darren Aronofsky's film "Mother" was booed at the Venice Film Festival and received negative reviews, yet it presents a complex narrative rich in mythological and…
Hurricane Irma: Millions Left Without Power in Florida
Hurricane Irma has caused widespread power outages in Florida, affecting over three million homes and businesses. U.S. President Donald Trump is set to visit Florida…
Gohar Eshghi Calls for an End to Oppression and Discrimination in Open Letter
Gohar Eshghi, mother of deceased blogger Sattar Beheshti, has written an open letter urging the Iranian authorities to end oppression and discrimination against ethnic and…
Hurricane Irma Claims at Least Three Lives in Florida
Hurricane Irma has hit Florida, causing widespread power outages and at least three fatalities. The storm, which previously devastated the Caribbean, is classified as one…
Amnesty International Calls for Immediate Release of Abdolfattah Soltani
Amnesty International has called for the immediate release of Abdolfattah Soltani, a human rights lawyer imprisoned for six years. His prolonged detention highlights the repression…
Breaking the Sound Barrier: Israeli Fighter Jets Fly Over Sidon
Israeli fighter jets broke the sound barrier over Sidon, Lebanon, causing panic among residents and damage to buildings. This incident follows accusations from Lebanon that…
The Impact of Climate Change on the Intensity of Storms
Hurricane Irma has reached Florida after causing devastation in the Caribbean, while Hurricane Harvey recently impacted Texas, raising questions about the role of climate change…
The Devastating Irma Storm is Approaching Florida
The Irma storm is approaching Florida, expected to hit Tampa after previously forecasted to strike Miami. Authorities have urged millions to evacuate as the storm…
Iran Daroudi's Dinner Party; A 'Traditional Woman' Hosting Cyrus the Great
Iran Daroudi, a prominent Iranian painter, passed away at 85, and an interview reflecting on her life and influences is republished. She discusses her admiration…
Masoumeh Ebtekar: Iranian Women Faced Discrimination in Football Matches Against Syria
Masoumeh Ebtekar criticized the discrimination faced by Iranian women during a football match against Syria, where they were denied entry while Syrian women were allowed…
The Ritual of Sacrifice: Violence or Closeness?
The article discusses the ritual of sacrifice in Islam, questioning its relevance and implications in modern society. Scholars Majid Mohammadi and Abdolali Bazargan debate the…
Tsunami Warning After 8.1 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Southern Mexico
An 8.1 magnitude earthquake struck southern Mexico, resulting in at least 15 fatalities and prompting tsunami warnings across several Central American countries. The earthquake has…
Iranian Media Reports Attack on Hajj Cleric from Isfahan in Mecca
A cleric from Isfahan's Hajj caravan was attacked in Mecca, leading to injuries and the arrest of three suspects. This incident occurs against the backdrop…
UN: Hurricane 'Irma' Will Impact the Lives of 37 Million People
Hurricane Irma, a Category 5 storm, is moving towards Florida after causing devastation in the Caribbean, particularly in Barbuda. The UN estimates that 37 million…
Zika Virus; This Time for Treating Brain Cancer?
Recent research suggests that the Zika virus, known for causing severe birth defects, may be effective in treating glioblastoma, a lethal brain cancer. Researchers are…
UN says Syrian army has 'repeatedly' used chemical weapons
The UN has reported that the Syrian army has used chemical weapons multiple times during the civil war, including a recent attack on Khan Sheikhoun…
Discovery of a Massive Black Hole Near the Center of the Milky Way Galaxy
Astronomers have discovered a massive black hole near the center of the Milky Way, potentially the second largest known. This discovery could provide insights into…
U.S. Attorney General Announces Halt to Support Program for Undocumented Immigrant Children
The U.S. Attorney General announced the termination of the DACA program, affecting 800,000 undocumented immigrant children. President Trump expressed a desire not to punish these…
A Member of Parliament: Over One Million Stateless Children in Iran Will Be Organized
Iranian Parliament member Hassan Norouzi announced plans to organize over one million stateless children, addressing identity and welfare issues stemming from their lack of citizenship.…
The Only Child Who Survived; The Eye Witness of Yemen
Buthaina, the only survivor of a deadly airstrike in Yemen, has become a symbol of the ongoing humanitarian crisis. The airstrike, attributed to the Saudi-led…
Turkey Condemns Germany's Position to End EU Membership Negotiations
Turkey's spokesperson condemned Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel for her call to end EU membership negotiations, accusing German politicians of populism. Relations have soured following Turkey's…
Does Iran's Job Market Have a Bright Outlook?
Masoud Nili, a senior government official, highlighted the urgent need for Iran to create 800,000 jobs annually, particularly as more women and young graduates enter…
Ai Weiwei at Venice Festival; Iranian Refugees Turned Away from the Camera
Ai Weiwei's documentary 'Human Flow' premiered at the Venice Film Festival, focusing on the plight of refugees, particularly highlighting the stories of Iranian refugees who…
Response of Iran's Welfare Organization to 'Sexual Abuse Report of Disabled Girls'
Iran's Welfare Organization is investigating reports of sexual abuse of disabled girls in care centers, emphasizing legal action against offenders. Reports indicate systemic abuse and…
Conflicts Between the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women and Iranian Laws
The article discusses the conflicts between the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women and Iranian laws, highlighting significant areas…
Minister of Labor Advisor: Employed Women Earn 77% of Men's Wages
Hassan Taee, an advisor to the Minister of Labor, revealed that employed women in Iran earn only 77% of what men make, highlighting significant gender…
U.S. Officials Take Control of Three Russian Diplomatic Centers
U.S. officials have taken control of three Russian diplomatic centers in response to Russia's demand to reduce American diplomats, escalating diplomatic tensions between the two…
Suicide Attack on Power Plant in Samarra Leaves Seven Dead
A suicide attack on a power plant in Samarra, Iraq, resulted in seven deaths and multiple injuries, with ISIS claiming responsibility. This incident highlights ongoing…
Reformation and Martin Luther
The article discusses the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, highlighting Martin Luther's challenges against the Catholic Church's practices, particularly the sale of indulgences. It examines…
Meeting with Shahram Eshraghi
Shahram Eshraghi, a Baha'i citizen from Isfahan, has been imprisoned since September 2015 after being sentenced for allegedly promoting anti-regime propaganda. His case highlights the…
Meeting with Saba Golshan
Saba Golshan, a 56-year-old Baha'i from Isfahan, is serving a four-year prison sentence for alleged propaganda against the Iranian regime. His case highlights the ongoing…
Escalation of Myanmar Army Attacks on Rohingya Rebels Leaves 400 Dead
Heavy fighting in Myanmar has resulted in approximately 400 deaths, primarily among the Rohingya minority, as they flee to Bangladesh amidst military operations described as…
The Mystery of Rouhani; Iranians Who Are Less Equal
The article discusses the discrimination faced by religious and ethnic minorities in Iran, highlighting recent comments by President Hassan Rouhani advocating for equal rights and…
Kenya's Supreme Court Nullifies Presidential Election Results
Kenya's Supreme Court has annulled the results of the recent presidential election that declared Uhuru Kenyatta the winner. The court's decision mandates a new election…