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July 2024
Evening Magazine
The article highlights the 'Evening Magazine' program, which provides a half-hour segment featuring the latest news and developments from Iran and around the world, including…
New Research on the Didymos and Dimorphos Asteroids: Rocky Masses from a Parent Asteroid
NASA's DART spacecraft successfully altered the trajectory of the Dimorphos asteroid, demonstrating a method to potentially redirect hazardous asteroids. This mission highlights the complexities of…
Russia Claims to Have Shot Down 19 Ukrainian Drones Along the Border
Russia claims to have shot down 19 Ukrainian drones near its border, while Ukraine reports missile and drone attacks from Russia. The ongoing conflict continues…
Three Children Killed in Knife Attack in Northern Britain
A knife attack in Southport, UK, resulted in the deaths of three children and injuries to 11 others during a recreational event. A 17-year-old suspect…
Putin Threatens to Resume Production of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Weapons
Vladimir Putin has threatened to resume the production of intermediate-range nuclear weapons if the U.S. deploys missiles in Europe. This escalation comes amid rising tensions…
The Largest Fire of the Year in California Continues Amid Widespread Fires in the Western U.S.
A large wildfire in northern California is spreading rapidly due to dry weather and strong winds, prompting concerns among fire officials about a repeat of…
The Story of a Fist
The article discusses the content of the sixth episode of Cafe Farda, which covers a range of topics including a controversial series, suspicious killings, and…
Seven Arrested in Belgium on Charges of Planning Terrorist Attack
Belgian police arrested seven individuals suspected of financing terrorism and planning a terrorist attack during operations in Brussels. This comes amid heightened security concerns related…
New Antibiotic with Dual Targeting Offers Fresh Hope in the Fight Against Bacterial Resistance
Researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago have developed a new antibiotic that targets two mechanisms in bacteria, significantly reducing their resistance to treatments. This…
G20 Finance Ministers Meeting; Lula Warns About Global Hunger
Brazil's President Lula calls for global cooperation to combat hunger ahead of the G20 finance ministers' meeting, highlighting the unacceptable persistence of hunger in the…
The Effect of Barley Fiber on Weight Loss is 'Similar to Anti-Obesity Drugs'
A study from the University of Arizona reveals that beta-glucan fiber from barley can aid in weight loss similarly to anti-obesity drugs like Ozempic, without…
The Severe Typhoon 'Gaemi' After Devastating Taiwan is Heading Towards China
Typhoon Gaemi has devastated northeastern Taiwan, causing fatalities and extensive damage, and is now heading towards China, where it may exacerbate existing flooding issues. The…
Historic Record of Population Decline in Japan Amid Surge in Foreign Residents
Japan's population has declined for the fifteenth year in a row, with record low births and high deaths, while the number of foreign residents is…
Iraqi Government Bans Activities of PKK
The Iraqi government has officially banned the activities of the PKK, a Kurdish militant group, following long-standing Turkish requests. This ban reflects Iraq's position amid…
New Challenge for Mars Travel: Expiration Dates of Medications
Researchers have identified that the expiration dates of most medications astronauts would take on a Mars mission will expire before the journey is completed. This…
The U.S. Calls for the Release of Alsu Kormashova, a Journalist Imprisoned in Russia
The U.S. has called for the release of Alsu Kormashova, a journalist sentenced to six and a half years in Russia for allegedly spreading false…
New Research: Redefining Brain Circuits Under the Influence of Magic Mushrooms
Recent research has shown that psilocybin, a compound found in magic mushrooms, can temporarily reset brain neural networks, potentially paving the way for new therapeutic…
Severe Heat Can Affect Mental Health
Scientists warn that extreme heat significantly impacts both physical and mental health, with potential increases in mood disorders and hospital visits. Experts emphasize the need…
Bangladesh's Supreme Court Revokes Most Quotas for Public Jobs
The Supreme Court of Bangladesh has revoked most public job quotas, leading to ongoing protests against the government. The decision has sparked outrage among students…
New Study: Increasing Dust in Isfahan Contains Cancer-Causing Heavy Metals
A new study reveals that dust in Isfahan contains high levels of cancer-causing heavy metals, posing serious health risks to residents, particularly affecting newborns and…
Development of 'Smart Soil' in the U.S.; A New Hope for Sustainable Agriculture
Researchers at the University of Texas have developed a smart soil that optimizes irrigation and nutrient needs, potentially increasing crop yields by 138% and reducing…
Warning About the Arrival of Aedes Mosquitoes in Tehran; Three Cases of Dengue Fever Identified in Sistan and Baluchestan
Three cases of dengue fever have been reported in Sistan and Baluchestan, with warnings that Aedes mosquitoes may reach Tehran, increasing the risk of an…
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Attack on Shia Mosque in Oman
ISIS has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack on a Shia mosque in Oman, resulting in at least 9 fatalities. The incident raises concerns about…
A Planet with a 'Giant Eye' That May Host Liquid Water
Researchers have discovered a planet named LHS-1140b, located 49 light-years away, which may host liquid water and resembles an eye. This discovery is significant as…
Azerbaijan Embassy in Iran Resumes Operations
Azerbaijan's embassy in Iran has resumed operations at a new location after a previous attack that killed one staff member. The reopening follows an agreement…
40 Cities in Iran Affected by Dengue Fever-Transmitting Mosquito
Iran is currently facing a dengue fever outbreak affecting 40 cities, primarily due to the Aedes mosquito. Health officials warn of the potential for explosive…
A Senior Congressional Lawmaker Calls for Finding Reasons Behind 'Security Failure' at Trump Rally
An assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump has raised serious security concerns, prompting Republican lawmaker Mike Turner to call for an investigation into the…
Arab Countries Condemn Failed Assassination Attempt on Donald Trump
Arab leaders condemned a failed assassination attempt on Donald Trump, expressing solidarity and wishing him a quick recovery. This incident has drawn international attention and…
Trump: We Must Remain Strong and Determined
Donald Trump expressed his determination to remain strong and united following a failed assassination attempt on him. He emphasized the importance of showing true American…
Train Ticket Prices Increased by 30%
Train ticket prices in Iran have increased by 30% following a previous doubling of domestic flight prices, leading to higher demand for train travel. This…
U.S. Secret Service Statement on Assassination Attempt on Donald Trump: Our Forces Targeted the Shooter
An assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump occurred during a gathering of his supporters, where a shooter fired from a high vantage point. The…
Bernie Sanders Defends Joe Biden's Continued Candidacy in Election Race
Bernie Sanders has publicly defended Joe Biden's candidacy for the presidential election, urging Democrats to support him despite calls for withdrawal due to poor debate…
Proposal to Halt Egg Production in Poultry Farms Due to Surplus in Iran
Iranian officials propose a two-month halt in egg production due to a surplus and declining demand, particularly in light of rising prices. The country is…
Strike of 'Thousands' of Contract Workers in the Oil and Gas Industry Continues
Thousands of contract workers in Iran's oil and gas industry are on strike, demanding better working conditions and wage increases. The strike has entered its…
Two Buses Fall into a River in Nepal, Leaving Over 50 Dead
Two buses fell into a river in Nepal due to a landslide, resulting in over 50 fatalities. Continuous heavy rainfall has hindered rescue efforts, with…
Malian Boxer in Coma Dies After 6 Days
Yasin Mousakhani, a 17-year-old boxer from Malayer, died after suffering a brain hemorrhage during a provincial boxing match. The incident has raised concerns about the…
Netanyahu's Office Calls Report of Israeli Troop Withdrawal from Gaza and Egypt Border 'Fake'
Netanyahu's office has rejected a Reuters report suggesting a possible Israeli troop withdrawal from the Gaza-Egypt border as false. This comes amid ongoing negotiations between…
Narcissistic Individuals Become 'Kinder and More Adaptable' with Age
A study reveals that narcissism tends to decrease with age, leading to increased kindness and adaptability in individuals with narcissistic traits. The findings are significant…
Israel and Egypt Negotiating Electronic Surveillance System at Gaza-Egypt Border
Israel and Egypt are in talks about an electronic surveillance system to monitor the Gaza-Egypt border. This system could facilitate a ceasefire by allowing Israel…
My Favorite Cafe
Cafe Farda's fourth episode discusses diverse topics including environmental issues in the fashion industry, cultural performances, and life in Indonesia. The program invites listener participation…
America's Plan to Deploy Long-Range Missiles in Germany Provokes Anger in Moscow
The U.S. plans to deploy long-range missiles in Germany by 2026, provoking a strong military response from Russia and raising concerns about a new arms…
Ukraine Calls for End to Arms Ban for Strikes Deep into Russia
Andriy Yermak of Ukraine has called for the lifting of restrictions on using allied weapons for strikes deep into Russia, arguing it would alter the…
Zahra Mousavi, daughter of Mir Hossein Mousavi, expelled from Alzahra University
Zahra Mousavi, the daughter of prominent political figures Mir Hossein Mousavi and Zahra Rahnavard, has been expelled from Alzahra University, citing security agency involvement and…
Russia Declares Independent News Outlet 'Moscow Times' as 'Undesirable Organization'
Russia's Attorney General has declared the independent news outlet 'Moscow Times' as an 'undesirable organization', effectively banning its operations in the country. The publication has…
With a $1 Billion Gift from Bloomberg, Most Medical Students at Johns Hopkins Study Tuition-Free
Michael Bloomberg has donated $1 billion to Johns Hopkins University, allowing most medical students to study tuition-free. This initiative aims to support students from lower-income…
Reza Shahabi, imprisoned labor activist in Evin prison, goes on hunger strike
Reza Shahabi, a labor activist imprisoned in Evin prison, has initiated a hunger strike to protest inadequate medical treatment and ongoing harassment by prison officials.…
Pasteurizing Milk is Effective in Eliminating Avian Influenza Virus
A study by U.S. scientists confirms that pasteurization effectively eliminates the H5N1 avian influenza virus from milk, reinforcing the importance of pasteurized dairy products for…
Amnesty International Warns of the Danger of Executing Ahmadreza Jalali
Amnesty International has raised alarms about the imminent execution of Ahmadreza Jalali, a dual-national doctor imprisoned in Iran for espionage, following an unfair trial. His…
Biden's Response to Calls for Withdrawal: I'm Not Going Anywhere
President Joe Biden has firmly stated he will not withdraw from the 2024 election despite pressure from some Democratic members and supporters. He believes he…
Reducing Red Meat Consumption 'Reduces' Heart Disease and Cancer
A new study reveals that reducing red and processed meat consumption by 30% could significantly lower rates of heart disease and cancer in the U.S.…
Second Week of Water Supply Workers' Strike in Roudbar, Protesting 8 Months of Unpaid Wages
Water supply workers in Roudbar have been on strike for two weeks due to eight months of unpaid wages, leading to threats from their employer…
Erdogan Says He is Ready to Negotiate with Assad to Restore Turkey-Syria Relations
Turkish President Erdogan expressed readiness to negotiate with Syrian President Assad to restore relations between Turkey and Syria, aiming to return to previous levels of…
Norwegian Researchers Convert Industrial Heat Waste into Drinking Water
Norwegian researchers have developed a method to convert wasted industrial heat into drinking water, addressing both energy waste and water pollution. This technology could assist…
Suspension of Belarusian Harry Potter Publication Due to Western Sanctions
A Belarusian publisher in exile has been unable to publish Harry Potter books due to Western sanctions against Belarus. The British rights holder, Blair Partnership,…
From Ancient Sites to Election Shenanigans
Cafe Farda's third episode covers a variety of news, including concerts at ancient sites and international performances, while also engaging listeners on electoral issues. The…
Opposition to Ceasefire Negotiations; Israeli Internal Security Minister: I Will Leave the Coalition Government
Itamar Ben Gvir, Israel's National Security Minister, threatened to leave the coalition government if ceasefire negotiations with Hamas continue. This reflects significant internal divisions within…
End of Ahmadreza Jalali's Hunger Strike in Prison; He Wants His Voice to Be Heard
Ahmadreza Jalali, a dual-national sentenced to death in Iran, has ended his hunger strike after 8 days but insists on being heard. His wife, Vida…
Workers of Haft Tappeh: We Will Not Vote for 'Perpetrators of Disrespect and Repression Over the Decades'
Workers from Haft Tappeh Sugar Cane Company have declared their intention to boycott the upcoming government elections, criticizing all candidates as responsible for worsening conditions…
Deadly Russian Attack Again on Dnipro; UN: Five Killed and 47 Injured
Dnipro, Ukraine, was hit by a deadly Russian attack for the second time in a week, resulting in five deaths and 47 injuries, including a…
Results of Research on Animal Life 40 Million Years Before Dinosaurs
Researchers have identified a large predatory animal, named 'Gaiasyia geniae,' that lived 40 million years before dinosaurs, suggesting that early quadrupeds thrived in cold regions…
Israeli Startups Attracted Three Billion Dollars in Foreign Investment in Just Three Months
Israeli technology startups have attracted 2.9 billion dollars in foreign investment in the second quarter of 2024, despite ongoing conflicts in Gaza and northern Israel.…