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January 2017
Suspect in Quebec Mosque Attack Charged with Murder of Six People
Alexandre Bissonnette has been charged with the murder of six people in a Quebec City mosque shooting. The attack occurred while over 50 individuals were…
Instilling 'Remarkable Talents of Men' in Girls from Childhood
A new study reveals that girls as young as six believe that only men can have remarkable talents, leading them to avoid challenging games and…
Trump Says Executive Order Is Not 'Muslim Ban'
President Trump defends his executive order banning visas for citizens of Iran and other countries, claiming it is not a 'Muslim ban' but a measure…
Window; Continued Arrests of Journalists and Civil Activists in Iran
In recent days, several journalists and civil activists have been arrested in Iran despite international condemnation. Key figures include Zeinab Karimiann and Tahereh Riahi, among…
72nd Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz Death Camp
The 72nd anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation was marked by a tribute from Poland's Prime Minister and Holocaust survivors, highlighting the ongoing fight against anti-Semitism in…
Is the City Ready for Another Plasco Incident?
The Plasco building collapse resulted in 20 confirmed deaths, including firefighters and civilians. As debris removal nears completion, many questions remain about the causes and…
The Tale of Seven Days Searching Amid Smoke and Fire
A firefighter named Khani recounts his harrowing experiences during recent events in Tehran, where he and his colleagues faced extreme dangers. This narrative sheds light…
Chevrolet Bolt Named American Car of the Year
The Chevrolet Bolt has been named the American Car of the Year for 2016 due to its affordability and electric capabilities, outperforming competitors like Tesla…
The Ashes of an Economic Giant
The Plasco building's collapse has devastated a significant part of Iran's clothing industry, affecting 4,000 workers and leading to potential price increases in clothing. This…
Plasco, Day Seven: 'Hope of Finding the Bodies of the Victims is Diminishing'
On the seventh day of search operations at the Plasco building collapse site, hopes of finding victims' bodies are fading due to high temperatures and…
Trump Orders Continuation of Construction for Dakota and Keystone Oil Pipelines
President Trump has ordered the continuation of the Dakota and Keystone oil pipelines, emphasizing that construction must occur within the U.S. and be negotiated with…
Train Derailment in India Claims 36 Lives
A train derailment in Andhra Pradesh, India, resulted in at least 36 deaths and 50 injuries. The incident involved sleeper coaches and occurred late at…
Senate Confirms First Members of Trump's Cabinet
The U.S. Senate confirmed James Mattis as Secretary of Defense and John Kelly as Secretary of Homeland Security, marking the first appointments in Trump's cabinet.…
One Day After the Fire at Plasco; One Firefighter Dead, '20 to 25' Firefighters Trapped Under Rubble
A fire at the Plasco building in Tehran has resulted in its collapse, trapping 20 to 25 firefighters under the rubble, with one confirmed dead.…
Danish Ambassador Summoned Following 'Assault on Iranian Embassy' in Copenhagen
The Iranian Foreign Ministry summoned the Danish ambassador following an assault on its embassy in Copenhagen by four individuals described as anti-revolutionary. This incident highlights…
Avalanche in Italy Buries Hotel; 'At Least Three People Have Died'
A luxury hotel in Italy was buried by an avalanche following several strong earthquakes, with around 30 people trapped inside. Rescue operations have begun, but…
Fire at Plasco Building in Tehran
The Plasco building in Tehran, a significant commercial complex, caught fire on January 30, leading to extensive firefighting efforts. No injuries have been reported so…
Nigeria: Erroneous Bombing of a Refugee Camp Leaves at Least 100 Dead
An erroneous bombing by the Nigerian army on a refugee camp resulted in over 100 deaths, including civilians and aid workers. This incident marks the…
Death of a Kolbar and Three Kolbars Falling into a Ravine in Baneh, Kurdistan
In Baneh, Kurdistan, a kolbar was killed and three others were hospitalized after falling into a ravine while fleeing from border patrols. They had attempted…
Deployment of 300 U.S. Marines in Norway
The U.S. has deployed 300 Marines to Norway for a six-month mission, marking the first foreign troop presence in the country since WWII. This move…
Saudi Arabia: No Need to Extend OPEC Agreement Beyond Six Months
Saudi Oil Minister Khalid Al-Falih announced that OPEC likely won't need to extend its oil production cut agreement beyond six months due to expected demand…
US Senate Vote to Waive Legal Barrier; Mattis's Path to the Defense Department Cleared
The US Senate voted to waive a legal barrier allowing James Mattis to become Secretary of Defense under Donald Trump, with bipartisan support. This marks…
Parliament Votes to Ban Commercial Exploitation of Northern Forests' Wood
The Iranian parliament has banned commercial exploitation of wood from northern forests, aiming to protect these areas from further degradation. This decision comes amid alarming…
Six Killed in Attack by 'Repeat Offender' in Arak
A shooting in Arak resulted in six deaths, including a police officer, and several injuries. The assailants were reportedly a repeat offender and his accomplice,…
Mercy and Hardship of the World for Iran's Economy
The article discusses the potential impacts of the global economy on Iran's economy in 2017, emphasizing the significance of economic trends for exporters and importers.…
Iraqi Prime Minister: The Issue of Turkish Military Presence in Northern Iraq Will Be Resolved Soon
Iraqi and Turkish Prime Ministers have agreed to resolve the issue of Turkish military presence in northern Iraq soon, with Iraq asserting control over the…
The Mesentery: A New Organ in the Human Body
Researchers have identified the mesentery as a new organ in the human body, bringing the total count to 79. This discovery challenges long-held medical theories…
Clashes and Bomb Explosion in Izmir, Turkey Leave at Least Four Dead
A car bomb explosion and gunfire in Izmir, Turkey resulted in four deaths and several injuries, with the PKK suspected of involvement. This incident follows…
Looting of Shopping Centers Following Protests Against Gas Price Hike in Mexico
Protests erupted in Mexico City against a 20% increase in gasoline prices, leading to road blockages and looting of stores. Over 250 protesters were arrested,…
Edited Version of Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' Becomes Best-Seller in Germany
The edited version of Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' has sold 85,000 copies in Germany since its release, leading to plans for a sixth edition. The Institute…
Israel's 'Secret Deal' with Fidel Castro
The Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported on a secret deal between Fidel Castro and Israel in the 1960s, where Castro traded the release of Cuban Jews…