October 2016
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…
Over 10,000 More People Dismissed in Turkey in Connection with the Coup
The Turkish government has dismissed over 10,000 public sector employees and shut down media outlets in the aftermath of a failed coup. President Erdoğan is…
The U.S. Asks Families of Diplomats in Istanbul to Leave Turkey
The U.S. has requested that families of diplomats in Istanbul leave Turkey due to threats from extremist groups. The U.S. embassy continues to operate, but…
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…
Cyrus the Great, Savior of the Jews
On the day honoring Cyrus the Great, Jews celebrate him as their unique savior, emphasizing his role in their liberation from Babylonian captivity and 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…
Deputy Minister of Education: 700 Clay Schools Still Operating in the Country
The Iranian Deputy Minister of Education reported that while half of the clay schools have been replaced with standard schools, 700 still remain, primarily in…
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…
Australian Prime Minister: Allegations of Torture of Refugees in Nauru are Lies
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has dismissed allegations of torture against refugees in Nauru as false, responding to a report by Amnesty International that describes…
DNA of Water Bear Protects Against X-Ray Damage
A protein from the water bear, an extremophile organism, has been found to protect human DNA from X-ray damage, reducing cellular damage by half. This…
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 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.…
Three Christians Released in Iran After 45 Days; Uncertainty for Two Other Prisoners
Three Christians arrested in Firuzkuh have been released on bail after 45 days, while two others remain imprisoned without charges. This situation highlights ongoing religious…
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,…
Hurricane Matthew Approaches the U.S.; Obama Declares State of Emergency in Florida
Hurricane Matthew has caused significant destruction in Haiti, leading to at least 339 fatalities. In response, President Obama declared a state of emergency in Florida…
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.…
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…
Suspension of Thousands of Turkish Police Due to Alleged Coup Connections
The Turkish government has suspended over 12,000 police officers due to alleged connections with the failed coup attempt and the Gülen network. This action follows…
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…