December 2014
American Senator: Increasing Sanctions on Iran is a Priority for the Next Senate Session
Senator Mark Kirk announced that increasing sanctions on Iran will be a priority in the next Senate session, which is now controlled by Republicans. The…
Legal Deputy of Rouhani: 40 Million Iranians Are Involved in Legal Issues
Elham Aminzadeh, the legal deputy of Iran's president, revealed that 40 million Iranians are entangled in legal issues, with 19 million cases currently in the…
Netanyahu: Iran's Increased Efforts to Expand Terrorist Activities in the West Bank
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu accused Iran of intensifying efforts to promote terrorism in the West Bank, citing comments from a Palestinian ambassador in Iran. Meanwhile,…
Threat to Cut Cooperation with Israel if Palestinian Resolution is Not Passed
Mahmoud Abbas has threatened to cut all cooperation with Israel if a UN resolution for an independent Palestinian state is not passed. The resolution, which…
Morteza Ahmadi, Iranian Cinema and Music Artist, Passes Away
Morteza Ahmadi, a prominent Iranian actor and singer, died at the age of 90 in Tehran after a long battle with lung issues. He was…
The Academy of Persian Language: Ups and Downs
The article discusses the history and challenges faced by the Academy of Persian Language and Literature, highlighting its ongoing struggle to promote Persian vocabulary amidst…
Interview with Azita Ghahreman: Self-Censorship and the Erasure of Women's Individuality in Poetry
Azita Ghahreman discusses her latest poetry collection 'Hypnosis in Dr. Caligari's Office', exploring themes of self-censorship, gender identity, and the narrative techniques in her work.…
The Presidents of the United States and Cuba Announce the Beginning of Diplomatic Normalization After Five Decades. Do You Think Such a Thing is Possible in the Relations Between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States?
The leaders of the U.S. and Cuba have initiated a process to normalize diplomatic relations after 50 years. The article poses a question about the…
White House Does Not Rule Out Raul Castro's Visit to the U.S.
The White House has not ruled out the possibility of Raul Castro visiting the U.S. following the announcement of normalized relations between the U.S. and…
The U.S. Delays Publication of Historical Documents on the August 28 Coup
The U.S. has decided to delay the publication of historical documents related to the August 28 coup in Iran to avoid jeopardizing ongoing nuclear negotiations.…
Significant Events in US-Cuba Relations After the 1959 Revolution
The US and Cuba announced their readiness to normalize diplomatic relations after decades of hostility, marking a significant shift in their relationship. This decision comes…
The U.S. Seeks to Resume Diplomatic Relations with Cuba
The U.S. is moving towards resuming diplomatic relations with Cuba following the release of Alan Gross, a U.S. citizen imprisoned there. President Obama is expected…
Skype Introduces New Real-Time Conversation Translation Tool
Skype has launched a new tool called 'Skype Translator' that provides real-time translation of conversations between users speaking different languages, initially supporting English and Spanish.…
Being Different (7); They Do Not Accept Me as a Woman
Dr. Ju Gosling, a prominent figure in the disability rights movement, discusses the societal perceptions of disability and the harmful labels attached to disabled individuals.…
Nuclear Talks and the Possibility of Agreement Less Than 50 Percent
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden indicated that the likelihood of a nuclear agreement with Iran is under 50%, yet he believes negotiations should continue. This…
Why Hawking is 'Wrong' About God?
Stephen Hawking's views on the non-existence of God and the Big Bang being a product of physical laws have sparked significant debate. Critics, including Dan…
No Significant Security Threat for Closing Canadian Embassy in Tehran
A recent CBC report reveals that the Canadian embassy in Tehran was not facing significant security threats when it was closed two years ago, contradicting…