February 2024
Four Separate Films About the Lives of The Beatles Members to Be Made
Four films about The Beatles members will be made, directed by Sam Mendes, with the involvement of surviving members and families. This project marks a…
Without Publishing Names and Details; A Member of Raisi's Office Claims the Dismissal of 90 'Government Managers'
A member of Ebrahim Raisi's office claimed that about 90 government managers have been dismissed due to inefficiency and incompatibility with government policies. However, no…
Iran's National Teachers' Organization Defends 'Right to Education in Mother Tongue': Continuation of Monolingual Policy is Mistaken
The Coordinating Council of Iranian Teachers' Trade Unions issued a statement defending the right to education in one's mother tongue on International Mother Language Day,…
Daughter of imprisoned human rights activist in Bahrain says she has cancer and calls for her father's release
Maryam al-Khawaja, daughter of imprisoned human rights activist Abdulhadi al-Khawaja, announced she has cancer and is calling for her father's release. Both hold Danish citizenship,…
Constructive Talks Between Two Superpowers; US and China Foreign Ministers Negotiated in Munich
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held constructive talks in Munich, addressing key issues such as Taiwan, the South…
Opponents of the Afghan Regime to Doha Meeting: Do Not Negotiate with the Taliban in the Absence of the People
Opponents of the Taliban have issued a statement urging the UN not to negotiate with the group without the presence of the Afghan people. They…
Israeli Officials Reject Idea of a 'Palestinian State'
Israeli officials, including Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, have rejected the idea of a Palestinian state, responding to a Washington Post report about U.S. plans for…
A Young Kolber Dies from Frostbite
A young kolber named Farid Rubina died from frostbite in the border regions of Iran, highlighting the dangers faced by those in this profession. At…
Suspended Death Sentence Issued for Australian Writer in China on Espionage Charges
Yang Hengjun, an Australian writer, has been sentenced to a suspended death penalty in China on espionage charges, threatening the recently improving relations between Australia…
The U.S. is Considering Consular Presence in Afghanistan Without Recognizing the Taliban Government
The U.S. is considering a limited consular presence in Afghanistan without recognizing the Taliban government, reflecting a potential shift in policy aimed at achieving security…