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August 2023
Request for Assistance in Implementing Raisi's Plan; Planting One Billion Trees Costs 18 Trillion Tomans
Iran's government, led by President Ebrahim Raisi, is seeking assistance to implement a plan to plant one billion trees, estimated to cost 18 trillion tomans.…
Intensification of Security Atmosphere Against Teachers; At Least 80 Teachers Deprived of Ranking Law
The Iranian government has intensified security measures against teachers, leading to the deprivation of at least 80 teachers from the ranking law due to their…
FBI's Largest Global Operation; Complex Malware Kokkabat Targeted
The FBI has successfully conducted its largest global operation to dismantle the Kokkabat malware, a tool for cybercrime. This operation involved international collaboration and resulted…
Continued Reactions to the Expulsion of Protesting Professors; Interior Ministry's Support for This Illegal Action
The Iranian Interior Ministry's support for the expulsion of critical professors has sparked widespread opposition, with legal experts condemning the actions as illegal interference. Key…
Roberto Mancini Becomes Head Coach of Saudi National Team for Four Years
Roberto Mancini has been appointed as the head coach of the Saudi national football team on a four-year contract worth 25 million euros annually. This…
Discovery of a 'Religious Leader' Grave in Northern Peru; Archaeologists Date it to 3000 Years Ago
Archaeologists discovered a 3000-year-old grave of a religious leader in northern Peru, believed to belong to Priest Pakopampa. This find includes unusual burial artifacts and…
First Official Meeting Between Israeli and Libyan Foreign Ministers Causes Trouble; Najla Mangoush Suspended
The first official meeting between Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen and Libyan Foreign Minister Najla Mangoush in Italy has led to Mangoush's suspension by the…
Ministry of Science Retreats; Sculpture Returns to Candidates' Selection Guide
The Iranian Ministry of Science has reinstated the Sculpture field in the candidates' selection guide for the national entrance exam after public outcry over its…
Ministry of Labor Again Opposes Increase in Minimum Wage for Iranian Workers
The Iranian Ministry of Labor has announced that it will not raise the minimum wage for workers, despite significant inflation and rising living costs. This…
CNN: Ukrainian Army is Breaking the 'Russian Front Line' in the Southern Front
Ukrainian forces are reportedly making significant advances against Russian defenses in the southern front, particularly in Zaporizhia, with a focus on reclaiming occupied territories. The…
U.S. Commerce Secretary Heads to China for Meetings with Senior Officials
U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo is traveling to China to meet with senior officials amid new trade restrictions. The trip aims to improve U.S.-China trade…
ChatGPT Scores Better Than Students in Some University Courses
A study found that ChatGPT performs as well or better than students in some university courses, particularly in areas requiring straightforward answers. While many students…
Ukraine and Turkey Say Black Sea Grain Deal Must Be Resumed
Turkey and Ukraine are urging the resumption of the Black Sea grain deal, emphasizing its importance for grain exports amid ongoing conflicts. Hakan Fidan and…
Recreating Pink Floyd's Song from the Brain; Dr. Vahid Behrovan: We Are Close to Complete Speech Reconstruction for Patients
Researchers at UC Berkeley have developed a method to extract and replay Pink Floyd's song from the brains of epilepsy patients using AI, marking a…
Extension of Detention for American Journalist in Russia; Wall Street Journal: His Charges are False
Evan Gershkovich, a journalist for the Wall Street Journal, has had his detention extended in Russia until the end of November on espionage charges deemed…
Historic Success for India; 'Chandrayaan-3' Lands on the Moon's Surface
India successfully landed its 'Chandrayaan-3' spacecraft on the moon's south pole, marking a significant achievement in its space exploration efforts. Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated…
Athens in Smoke and Ashes; Wildfires in Greece Leave 20 Dead
Greece is battling severe wildfires near Athens, resulting in at least 20 fatalities and the evacuation of hundreds. The fires are exacerbated by extreme heat…
Ibrahim Golestan, Renowned Iranian Writer and Director, Passes Away in Britain
Ibrahim Golestan, a prominent Iranian writer and filmmaker, passed away at the age of 101 in Britain. His contributions to Iranian cinema and literature were…
Water Crisis in Damash; Rudbar Governorate Claims Reporting 'Exploits Opponents'
Residents of Damash village have cut off water to a mineral water factory due to repeated water shortages, prompting a denial from the Rudbar governorate…
New Application for Coffee; Recycled Coffee Grounds Make Concrete 29% Stronger
Researchers have discovered that using recycled coffee grounds in concrete can enhance its strength by 29%. This innovation, led by Rajiv Roychand from RMIT University,…
Approximately 220 Former Afghan Officials and Military Personnel Killed Under Taliban Rule
The UN reports that around 220 former Afghan officials and military personnel have been killed since the Taliban's takeover in 2021, despite the Taliban's declaration…
Suspended Professor of Fine Arts: My Salary Was Cut Without Legal Order
Azin Mohadd, a suspended professor at Tehran University, has reported that his salary was cut without legal justification after he supported student protests. This situation…
Russia's First Lunar Exploration Mission in 47 Years Fails
Russia's Luna-25 spacecraft crashed during its landing attempt, marking a significant setback for the country's space program. This failure underscores the challenges faced by Russia's…
Navid Mihandoost Before Going to Prison: They Do Not Distinguish Between Cultural and Security Issues
Navid Mihandoost, an Iranian filmmaker, has been sentenced to three years in prison for charges related to national security and propaganda against the state, stemming…
Quran Burning in Europe; Iran Summons Swedish and Danish Envoys Separately
Iran summoned the Swedish and Danish envoys to protest the burning of the Quran in their countries, which has angered many Muslims. Both Sweden and…
Zelensky: We Will 'Tangible' Retaliate Against Russia's Deadly Attack on Chernihiv
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky vowed to retaliate against a recent Russian missile attack on Chernihiv that killed 7 and injured around 150, including children. This…
Britney Spears After Separation from Sam Asghari: I Could No Longer Endure This Pain
Britney Spears announced her separation from Sam Asghari, expressing her inability to endure the pain of their relationship's end. Sam filed for divorce citing irreconcilable…
Hurricane 'Hilary' Threatens Mexico and Southwestern United States with Catastrophic Flooding
Hurricane Hilary is approaching Mexico and the southwestern United States, posing risks of catastrophic flooding. President Biden has mobilized FEMA resources in anticipation of the…
Canada's Government Requests Meta to Help Control Wildfires
The Canadian government has requested Meta to lift its ban on news sharing on Facebook and Instagram to help disseminate information about wildfires. Meta's refusal…
The U.S. President Announces the Launch of a 'Special Hotline' with Japan and South Korea
U.S. President Joe Biden announced a 'special hotline' with Japan and South Korea to enhance crisis management and regional cooperation in response to China's aggressive…
Protesters in Zahedan Demand Release of Political Prisoners
Protesters in Zahedan held a demonstration demanding the release of political prisoners after a period of silence, coinciding with the anniversary of the 'Bloody Friday'…
Sam Asghari Confirms Separation from Britney Spears: Wishing Her the Best
Sam Asghari has confirmed his separation from Britney Spears after 14 months of marriage, expressing love and respect for her. He filed for divorce citing…
PEN America: Saeed Roustayi's Prison Sentence is an Attempt to 'Silence' Creative Voices
PEN America has condemned the six-month prison sentence of Iranian filmmaker Saeed Roustayi for allegedly engaging in propaganda against the regime due to his film…
Ukraine Claims More Victories in Southeastern Front
Ukrainian forces claim to have made further advances in their counteroffensive against Russian troops in southeastern Ukraine, particularly after recapturing the village of Orozhyn. This…
Russia Targets Ukraine's Grain Silos with Airstrikes
Russia has intensified airstrikes on Ukraine's grain silos, particularly in Reni, while Ukraine has established a humanitarian corridor for cargo ships despite Russian threats. This…
Iranian Directors' Guild Condemns Sentence Against Saeed Roustayi
The Iranian Directors' Guild condemned a six-month prison sentence and additional penalties against filmmaker Saeed Roustayi for his film 'Brothers Leila'. The ruling has sparked…
Condemnation of the Secretary-General of the Iranian Teachers' Organization; From Imprisonment and Travel Ban to Social Restrictions
Tahereh Naghi'i, Secretary-General of the Iranian Teachers' Organization, has been sentenced to six months in prison (suspended for five years), fined, and subjected to travel…
Residents of 'Damash' React to Frequent Water Outages; Protest in Front of the Governor's Office and Water Cut to Factory
Residents of Damash village protested against frequent water outages caused by illegal water extraction by a local factory, leading to a water crisis. This situation…
Israeli Archaeologists Discover 5,500-Year-Old City Gate
Israeli archaeologists have discovered a 5,500-year-old city gate near Kiryat Gat, believed to be the oldest in Israel, shedding light on early urbanization in the…
Massive Explosion Near Tel Aviv
A massive explosion occurred in Ramat Hasharon, injuring three people, with the cause still unknown. This incident follows a similar explosion in Herzliya and highlights…
Competition Between Saudi Arabia and the UAE Over Artificial Intelligence
Saudi Arabia and the UAE are competing to lead in artificial intelligence by purchasing high-performance Nvidia chips. This competition raises concerns about potential misuse of…
Czech Police Seizes 646 Kilograms of Cocaine Hidden in Ecuadorian Banana Shipments
Czech police seized 646 kg of cocaine hidden in banana shipments from Ecuador, valued at approximately $91 million. This incident highlights growing concerns over drug…
Father of Colombian Indigenous Children Rescued from Amazon Accused of Sexual Abuse
Manuel Ranok has been charged with sexually abusing his 13-year-old stepdaughter, one of the four indigenous children rescued from a plane crash in the Amazon.…
China Condemns Short Visit of Taiwan's Vice President to the United States
China condemned the visit of Taiwan's Vice President William Lai to the U.S., labeling him a separatist and asserting that it will take strong actions…
California Uses Artificial Intelligence to Combat Wildfires
California has launched an AI program to detect and combat wildfires, utilizing over a thousand cameras to quickly alert authorities. This initiative aims to prevent…
Death Toll from Wildfires on Maui Island in Hawaii Rises to Over 80
Wildfires on Maui Island, Hawaii, have resulted in over 80 deaths, marking the deadliest natural disaster in Hawaii's history. President Biden has declared it a…
Addressing Nurse Shortages in Hospitals with 'Mandatory Overtime' at 16,000 Tomans per Hour!
Iran is facing a severe nursing shortage exacerbated by the migration of healthcare workers and government policies that hinder hiring. Hospitals are resorting to mandatory…
Hollywood Writers Guild Says They Have Received a 'New Proposal' from Representatives of Major Studios
The Hollywood Writers Guild has received a new proposal from major studio representatives, signaling potential progress in their ongoing strike that has lasted over 100…
Open Data Iran: 21,000 Hectares of Forests and Pastures Burn Annually
Widespread forest fires in Iran have resulted in the destruction of 21,000 hectares of forests and pastures annually, with significant losses reported over the past…
New Research: Severe Frost Caused the Extinction of 'Homo Erectus' in Europe
New research indicates that a severe glaciation event around 1.1 million years ago led to the extinction of 'Homo erectus' in Europe. Researchers highlight the…
Kuwait and Saudi Arabia Agree; Development of the 'Dora' Field (Arash) Begins Without Iran
Kuwait and Saudi Arabia have agreed to start developing the 'Dora' gas field, which Iran claims as 'Arash'. This development proceeds without Iranian involvement, further…
Virgin Galactic Successfully Completes First Space Tourism Flight
Virgin Galactic completed its first space tourism flight on August 10, featuring passengers who paid for their tickets, including a charity winner and an Olympic…
Voters in Ohio Reject Republican-Supported Abortion Measure
Ohio voters rejected a Republican measure aimed at making it harder to amend the constitution for abortion rights, marking a significant win for abortion advocates.…
White House Announces Details of U.S. Investment Ban in Technology in China
The White House is set to announce a ban on certain U.S. investments in sensitive technologies in China to prevent threats to national security. President…
Scientists: Even Antarctica is not immune to severe climate changes
Scientists warn that Antarctica is experiencing severe climate changes, with rapid glacier melting and unprecedented low sea ice levels. If greenhouse gas emissions are not…
Russian Missile Attack on Ukraine; At Least Seven Killed and Dozens Injured
A recent missile attack by Russian forces in Ukraine resulted in at least seven deaths and numerous injuries, particularly affecting residential areas in Pokrovsk. Ukrainian…
American Scientists Successfully Repeat Nuclear Fusion Ignition for the Second Time
American scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have successfully repeated nuclear fusion ignition, achieving a higher energy yield than a previous experiment. This breakthrough is…
A Woman Killed in Russian Attack on Southern Ukraine
A woman was killed in Kherson, Ukraine, due to ongoing Russian shelling. The attack highlights the continued violence in the region, particularly after Ukraine regained…
A Milestone in Women's Health; First Pill for Postpartum Depression Approved in the U.S.
The FDA has approved the first oral medication for postpartum depression, marking a significant advancement in treatment options for the condition that affects many women.…
Hollywood Strike; Negotiations Between Writers Guild Representatives and Major Studios Ended Without Result
The Writers Guild of America and major studios met for negotiations regarding the ongoing Hollywood writers' strike but failed to reach an agreement. The strike,…
Fire and Mine Explosion Around Evin; Families of Prisoners: A Fire Burns in Our Hearts
A fire broke out around Evin Prison in Tehran, leading to explosions of mines in the area. Families of prisoners express their anguish over the…
US Secretary of State Calls for 'End to War' in Ukraine While Condemning Russia
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken condemned Russia's actions in the Ukraine war and called for an end to the conflict, citing its negative impact…
Russia Turns to Kazakh Users for Recruitment
Kazakh internet users are receiving ads offering over $5,000 to join the Russian army amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict. Despite Kazakhstan's traditional alliance with Russia,…
Ninth Anniversary of Yazidi Genocide; U.S. Emphasizes Unwavering Support for Yazidis
The U.S. reaffirmed its support for the Yazidi community on the ninth anniversary of their genocide by ISIS, highlighting the ongoing need for justice and…
Joe Biden Calls for Immediate Release of Niger's President
U.S. President Joe Biden has demanded the immediate release of Niger's President Mohamed Bazoum following a military coup. The situation poses significant challenges for democracy…
The Release of 'Barbie' in Japan Faces Issues
The release of 'Barbie' in Japan is facing backlash due to a petition against its promotional use of the hashtag 'Barbenheimer,' which many find offensive…
Meta Launches AI Chatbots with Distinct Personalities
Meta is set to release AI chatbots with various personalities by September, aiming to enhance user interaction on its platforms. This initiative comes as the…
Turkmenistan Airlines Suspends Flights to Moscow
Turkmenistan Airlines has suspended its flights to Moscow due to security concerns following recent Ukrainian drone attacks. The airline will redirect flights to Kazan instead.…
Azerbaijan and Armenia Leaders Express Hope for Resolving Disputes over Nagorno-Karabakh Region
Leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia express optimism for a peace agreement regarding the Nagorno-Karabakh region, contingent on Armenia's recognition of Azerbaijan's territorial integrity. Tensions remain…