December 2014
Approximately 400 People Visit Tehran Emergency Services in One Day Due to Pollution
On December 29, nearly 400 patients in Tehran sought emergency medical treatment due to severe air pollution, reflecting a significant increase in respiratory and heart-related…
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…
Iran's President: Inflation Rate Reduced to 17%
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani announced a significant reduction in the inflation rate from over 40% to 17% during his administration. He also highlighted a 4%…
Central Bank: Iran's Economic Growth at Four Percent in the First Half of 2014
The Central Bank of Iran reported a four percent economic growth in the first half of 2014, marking the first expansion in three years. President…
Is Cooperation Between Iran and Turkey on Syria Possible?
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani met with Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu to discuss potential cooperation despite their differences over Syria. Iran supports Assad while Turkey…
Ministry of Science Reiterates: Ahmadinejad's University Lacks Activity License
The Iranian Ministry of Science has reiterated that the International University of Iranians, linked to former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, lacks a legal license to operate.…
The Relationship Between Belief in Conspiracy Theories and the Power Curve in the Islamic Republic
The article discusses the relationship between belief in conspiracy theories and political power dynamics in authoritarian regimes, particularly in Iran. It argues that those in…
Social Networks; From 'Highway of Free Information' to 'Virus-Contaminated Water'
Iranian officials are debating the freedom and restriction of social networks, with contrasting views from President Hassan Rouhani and conservative figures. This discussion highlights the…
Nearly Ten Million People in Iran are Illiterate
The head of Iran's Literacy Movement Organization announced that nearly 10 million people in Iran are illiterate, with a focus on educating those under 49.…
Daily Savings of 'Seven Million Liters of Gasoline' in 2013 and 2014
Iran's Executive Vice President announced that modernization of taxi fleets and cancellation of illegal fuel cards saved approximately seven million liters of gasoline daily in…
Ahmadinejad's Government Left '100 Billion Tomans' Commitment for the Presidency
The Iranian presidency's budget has reportedly increased significantly, attributed to commitments from the previous government and the need to regulate employee salaries. This has sparked…
20 to 50 Million Tomans: The Cost of Military Service for Draft Dodgers
Iran's military is implementing a new policy allowing draft dodgers to pay fines ranging from 20 to 50 million tomans to resolve their military service…
Stomach Cancer is the 'Most Common' Cancer Among Iranian Men
At an international congress on gastrointestinal cancers in Iran, experts highlighted stomach cancer as the most prevalent cancer among Iranian men, urging for preventive measures.…
Identification of Internet Users' Identity Declared a Priority by the Ministry of Communications
The Iranian government is prioritizing the identification of internet users, stating that no user will be allowed to access the internet without an established identity.…
The British Embassy in Iran Will Reopen by the End of 2014
The Iranian parliament's friendship group with Britain predicts the British embassy in Tehran will reopen by the end of 2014, contingent on resolving visa issues.…
Senator Corker: The New Congress Will Play a Role in Nuclear Negotiations with Iran
Senator Bob Corker indicated that the new Congress will play a more significant role in U.S. foreign policy regarding Iran, particularly in nuclear negotiations. Corker…
National Report on Violence Against Women 'Has Turned to Pulp'
A report on domestic violence against women in Iran has reportedly been lost or destroyed, raising concerns about the lack of documented research on the…