Russian Maritime Register of Shipping
November 2023
The Badminton World Federation Suspends Membership of the Russian Federation
The Badminton World Federation has suspended the Russian National Badminton Federation's membership due to violations linked to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. This decision reflects…
Paul Whelan, Former American Military Personnel, Attacked in Russian Prison
Paul Whelan, a former U.S. Marine imprisoned in Russia on espionage charges, was attacked by another inmate in a high-security prison. His brother believes the…
Hamas Claims: 10-Month-Old Israeli Hostage and Family Members Killed
Hamas claims that an Israeli family, including a 10-month-old baby, has been killed in Israeli bombings, raising concerns about the fate of hostages. Israeli officials…
Former Sharif University Professor Expresses Concern Over Migration Trends; Current Situation is 'Mass Exodus'
Ali Sharifi Zarachi, a former professor, warns of a mass exodus of skilled Iranians due to government inaction, highlighting a dramatic increase in migration statistics.…
Finland Closes Border Crossings to Prevent Influx of Refugees from Russia
Finland has closed all border crossings with Russia for two weeks to prevent a significant influx of refugees, which has surged recently. The Finnish government…
Rescue operation for 41 trapped workers in northern India begins
Rescue operations for 41 construction workers trapped in a collapsed tunnel in northern India began with the successful extraction of the first worker after 17…
Continued Political Interference in Sports; Deaf Federation President Calls His Dismissal 'Illegal'
The President of the Deaf Federation in Iran was dismissed by the Minister of Sports following the appearance of a foreign athlete in standard attire…
Images of a Female Athlete's Attire in Tehran Released; 'Dismissed' Federation Head: No 'Males' Were Present
A female athlete from Kazakhstan competed in standard attire at a championship in Tehran, leading to the dismissal of the head of the Deaf Federation…
Warning from the Head of the Medical System Organization: Accepting Pediatric Heart Surgeons from Diploma Level is Not a Solution
The head of Iran's Medical System Organization warns against accepting pediatric heart surgeons from diploma level, highlighting a severe healthcare crisis exacerbated by doctor migration.…
Wilder: I Will Become Prime Minister of the Netherlands
Geert Wilders, leader of the far-right Freedom Party, has declared his intention to become Prime Minister of the Netherlands following significant electoral gains. He aims…
Zelensky: Ukraine Needs More Air Defense to Protect Grain Exports
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized the need for enhanced air defense systems to protect grain exports and border areas with Russia during a conference in…
Guardian Council Publishes Details on Reasons for Rejecting the 'Chastity and Hijab' Bill: Use of Ambiguous Concepts and 'Non-Persian' Terms
The Guardian Council has published details regarding its rejection of the 'Chastity and Hijab' bill, citing ambiguities and the use of non-Persian terms. This decision…
Movement of the World's Largest Iceberg Towards the Southern Ocean Worries Scientists
The world's largest iceberg, A23A, has begun moving from its stationary position in Antarctica after three decades. This movement raises concerns for wildlife in the…
34 Arrested in Dublin Unrest Following Knife Attack; Irish Prime Minister: The City is Safe
A knife attack in Dublin injured three children and led to 34 arrests during subsequent riots. Prime Minister Leo Varadkar reassured the public that the…
Atifeh Chaharmahalian's Suspended Sentence Converted to Imprisonment
Atifeh Chaharmahalian's suspended prison sentence has been converted to an actual prison term due to non-compliance with court orders. This decision has been criticized by…
The Far-Right Party 'Freedom' Wins in Dutch Parliamentary Elections
Geert Wilders' far-right 'Freedom' Party won 35 seats in the Dutch parliamentary elections, seeking to form a coalition government. His victory may cause significant political…
Human Rights Defenders Center on the Anniversary of the Forouhar Murders: A Reminder of Unfinished Justice for 'Horrific Crimes'
The Human Rights Defenders Center commemorated the 25th anniversary of the murders of Parvaneh Eskandari and Dariush Forouhar, emphasizing the ongoing struggle for justice. Participants…
Sit-in by Some Students at Sharif University in Support of Protesting Students at Beheshti University
Students at Beheshti University are protesting against security forces' actions against female students not adhering to hijab rules, leading to a sit-in supported by students…
Death of Two Workers and Injury of Three Others Amid Ongoing Workplace Insecurity in Iran
Two workers died and three were injured due to carbon monoxide poisoning at a factory in Tehran. This incident highlights ongoing workplace safety issues in…
Aftershocks of the Kish Graduation Ceremony; President of Sharif University Changed
Abbas Mousavi has been appointed as the new acting president of Sharif University following the dismissal of Rasool Jalili, which analysts believe is linked to…
Eighth Day of Unsuccessful Operation to Rescue 41 Indian Workers from Tunnel; 'Five New Options' Under Review
Indian officials are working on new plans to rescue 41 workers trapped in a collapsed tunnel for eight days in Uttarakhand. The Prime Minister's Office…
19 Republican Senators Urge Biden: Implement Oil Sanctions Against the Islamic Republic and Freeze Six Billion Dollars
Nineteen Republican senators have urged President Biden to enforce oil sanctions against Iran and freeze six billion dollars of Iranian funds in Qatar. They argue…
The U.S. Against 'Russian Influence Operations' in Latin America
U.S. officials are highlighting a Spanish-language article alleging that the U.S. and Western nations are stealing religious artifacts from Ukraine as a Russian influence operation…
Yale University: 2,400 Ukrainian Children Forcibly Transferred to Belarus
Yale University reports that over 2,400 Ukrainian children have been forcibly transferred to Belarus since the Russian invasion in 2022, with ongoing investigations into these…
Rescue Operations for 40 Workers Trapped in a Tunnel in India Halted
Rescue operations for 40 workers trapped in a collapsed tunnel in Uttarakhand, India, have been temporarily halted due to drilling equipment issues. The workers are…
Farmers in Isfahan Don Shrouds in Protest Against Water Rights Issues
Farmers in Isfahan protested by wearing shrouds to highlight their grievances over water rights and government negligence, chanting against the government. The protests are linked…
Meta's Oversight Board Investigates Reasons for Removing Video of Iranian Woman 'Without Mandatory Hijab'
Meta's Oversight Board is reviewing the decision to remove and then restore a video showing an Iranian woman without a mandatory hijab after her arrest.…
UN Expresses Concern Over Expulsion of Afghans from Pakistan
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has raised concerns over the mistreatment and expulsion of Afghans from Pakistan, highlighting reports of arbitrary detention and…
Israeli President Thanks America; Jews Worldwide Must Be Safe
Israeli President Isaac Herzog thanked the U.S. for its support and emphasized the need for global Jewish safety during a rally in Washington. The event…
Chris Christie, Republican Candidate, in Israel: Ceasefire Demands Are Meaningless
Chris Christie, a Republican presidential candidate, visited Israel and dismissed ceasefire requests in the ongoing conflict with Hamas as meaningless. He emphasized the U.S. support…
National Housing in Coma; Khamenei Approved $2 Billion for This Plan
Supreme Leader Khamenei has approved $2 billion for the National Housing Movement, yet applicants struggle to afford their share. The project has seen low construction…
Elon Musk's Rush to Mars Comes at the Expense of SpaceX Employees' Lives and Health
The article discusses the unsafe working conditions at SpaceX, leading to numerous injuries and even fatalities among employees. It highlights the culture of neglect towards…
Main Hospital in Gaza in Darkness; Red Cross: Health System Has Reached a Point of No Return
The Red Cross has declared the health system in Gaza has collapsed, with the main hospital, Shifa, facing severe power outages and lack of oxygen,…
Research Results: Global Warming Has Accelerated the Melting of Floating Ice in Greenland
A study from the University of Copenhagen reveals that global warming has accelerated the melting of Greenland's floating ice by five times over the last…
Concerns Over Limitations on Marriage Contract Conditions with New Single-Page Marriage Certificates
The Iranian government plans to issue marriage certificates in a single-page electronic format starting next year, raising concerns about potential restrictions on women's rights, particularly…
Hollywood Actors' Union Board Approves Agreement with Studios by 86% Vote
The Screen Actors Guild board voted 86% in favor of an agreement with Hollywood studios, ending a nearly four-month strike. The contract will be voted…
New Research: Scientists Discover Oxygen in the Atmosphere of Venus
Scientists have discovered atomic oxygen in the atmosphere of Venus using the SOFIA observatory, marking the first direct detection of oxygen on the planet. This…
End of Strike in Hollywood; Actors Reach Agreement with Producers and Studios
Hollywood actors have ended their 118-day strike after reaching a temporary agreement with producers and studios regarding wages and artificial intelligence usage. This strike caused…
Second Session on 'Extraterrestrials' in Mexican Congress; Peruvian Researchers: The Three-Fingered Mummies Are Real
Peruvian researchers confirmed the authenticity of three-fingered mummies before the Mexican Congress, but did not assert they are extraterrestrial. Jaime Maussan, a prominent ufologist, presented…
Head of Tehran University’s Social Sciences Faculty Defends 'Attack' on Students; Refuses to Apologize
Gholamreza Jamshidiha, head of Tehran University's Social Sciences Faculty, defended his aggressive confrontation with students, attributing it to their inappropriate behavior and refusing to apologize.…
After Narges Mohammadi's Opposition to Hijab, Reza Shahabi Also Refuses to Wear Prison Clothes
Narges Mohammadi, a Nobel laureate, has gone on a hunger strike protesting mandatory hijab and inadequate medical care for prisoners. Reza Shahabi, a labor activist,…
According to the White House, more Americans are expected to leave Gaza
The White House announced that more Americans are expected to leave Gaza through the Rafah crossing, alongside a group of Canadians who have already entered…
Scholz's Government Reaches Agreement with German State Leaders on Stricter Immigration Laws
Chancellor Olaf Scholz and leaders of 16 German states have agreed on stricter immigration policies and a new budget for refugees, aiming to reduce illegal…
Russia Withdraws from the 'Conventional Armed Forces in Europe' Treaty
Russia has officially withdrawn from the Conventional Armed Forces in Europe treaty, accusing the U.S. of jeopardizing post-Cold War security. NATO members condemned this move…
Neglect by the Ministry of Labor and 96% of Workers on Temporary Contracts
The Iranian labor market is facing a crisis with 96% of workers on temporary contracts, prompting labor organizations to demand permanent contracts. The Ministry of…
Closure of Private Schools in Zahedan Due to Management by Sunni Clerics
Several private schools in Zahedan have been closed due to management by Sunni clerics, affecting around 400 underprivileged students. This closure highlights the ongoing educational…
Tasnim Reports on Workers Living in Tents; Salaries Below 15 Million Tomans Indicate Poverty
Tasnim reports that many Iranian workers are living in tents due to inadequate salaries, with over 70% of their income going to housing. The head…
Request from 70 Journalist Associations: Israel Must Act to Protect Journalists' Lives
Over 70 journalist associations have called on Israel to protect journalists covering the Gaza conflict, citing unprecedented casualties among media personnel. The Israeli army has…
Mehdi Rajabian, Iranian Composer, Wins UN Arts Award
Mehdi Rajabian, an Iranian composer imprisoned for his music, won the UN Arts Award for Minority Artists. He highlighted the struggles of artists under oppression…
Increased Pressure and Summoning of Students; National Student Councils Say It's 'Unprecedented' and Justified by Hijab
The National Student Councils in Iran reported an unprecedented increase in the summoning of students to disciplinary committees over hijab violations, with many receiving heavy…
Retirees Protest 20% Salary Increase: It Doesn't Even Reach Half of the Poverty Line
Retirees in Iran are protesting a proposed 20% salary increase, arguing it is insufficient and does not meet the poverty line. The protests reflect broader…
German Christian Democratic Party Calls for Halt to Citizenship Reform Policy
The Christian Democratic Party of Germany is calling for a halt to citizenship reforms due to rising anti-Semitic sentiments and protests in the country. This…
Ukrainian Army: Mines and Explosives Have Caused the Death of Over 260 Civilians in Ukraine
The Ukrainian army reports that over 260 civilians have died due to mines and unexploded ordnance since the Russian invasion, with significant areas of the…
Oil Workers Protest on Khark Island
Oil workers protested at the Khark Island oil terminal, demanding the removal of salary caps and better retirement benefits. This protest is part of a…