December 2018
The Season of Street Takeover; Anniversary of the December Protests
The article reflects on the anniversary of the December 2017 protests in Iran, which began as a reaction to economic policies but evolved into widespread…
Anti-government protests in Sudan have left at least 19 dead
Sudanese protests against rising bread prices have escalated, resulting in at least 19 deaths, including security personnel. The government faces increasing pressure from opposition groups,…
Faezeh Hashemi: The System Has Experienced Content Collapse, Everywhere You Look is Ineffective
Faezeh Hashemi, a prominent political figure in Iran, argues that the Islamic Republic has undergone a content collapse, with widespread ineffectiveness across various sectors. She…
The 'Yellow Vests' Protest for the Fifth Consecutive Week in France
The 'Yellow Vests' protests in France continue for the fifth week, with thousands demonstrating against President Emmanuel Macron's government despite a recent deadly shooting incident.…
WHO Expresses Concern Over the Rise of Cesarean Deliveries in Southeast Europe
The WHO has raised alarms about the significant increase in cesarean deliveries in Southeast Europe, noting a 50% rise from 2000 to 2015. This trend…
Humor on Radio Farda
The program humorously discusses various political and economic issues in Iran, including poverty rates, currency fluctuations, and government officials' comments. It highlights the ongoing tensions…
Macron's Response to Protests: Increase in Minimum Wage and Tax Cuts
Emmanuel Macron addressed the recent protests in France, announcing an increase in minimum wage and tax cuts for retirees while calling for calm. The protests,…
Advisor to Rouhani: Those Who Have Issues with Four Principles of the Constitution Must Pay the Price
Hossam al-Din Ashna, an advisor to President Rouhani, emphasized the unchangeable nature of four constitutional principles and warned that those opposing them must face consequences.…
French Foreign Minister Urges Donald Trump Not to Interfere in Domestic Affairs
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian urged U.S. President Donald Trump not to interfere in France's internal affairs following his comments on the ongoing protests.…
Protests in France; Over 1700 Arrested
Protests in France, primarily driven by rising fuel taxes and high living costs, have escalated, resulting in over 1700 arrests and significant violence. Prime Minister…
Continued Protests in France; 55 Injured
Protests in France, particularly by the 'Yellow Vests', have continued for four weeks, with significant police presence and some violence reported. The protests began in…
Extensive Security Measures in France to Counter Unrest During Saturday's Protests
The French government is preparing for nationwide protests on Saturday, deploying extensive security measures amid rising public anger over living costs. President Emmanuel Macron is…
Suspension of Fuel Tax Increase and Electricity and Gas Prices Following Widespread Protests in France
The French government suspended plans to increase fuel taxes and utility prices following widespread protests against these measures. Prime Minister Édouard Philippe announced this decision…
Emergency Status Likely to be Declared in France Following Rise in Violence
French President Emmanuel Macron is likely to declare a state of emergency following violent protests that began over rising fuel prices but have escalated to…