April 2024
Dozens of Families Demand Unconditional Release of Tomaj Salehi
Dozens of families in Iran are demanding the unconditional release of Tomaj Salehi, a detained protest rapper sentenced to death. They condemned the sentence as…
Sadeghah Voseqi Released from Evin Prison Due to Worsening Illness Leading to Blindness
Sadeghah Voseqi, an Islamic scholar, was released from Evin Prison after her health deteriorated, leading to blindness. She reported being violently arrested for removing her…
Protests by Social Security Pensioners: 'Forget the Hijab, Think About Us'
Pensioners from the Social Security Organization protested in multiple Iranian cities against poor living conditions and government neglect. They voiced support for Tomaj Salehi, a…
30th Anniversary of the End of Apartheid in South Africa Held Amid Public Discontent Over Economic Conditions
South Africa celebrated the 30th anniversary of the end of apartheid amidst rising public dissatisfaction with the government, led by President Cyril Ramaphosa and the…
42% Increase in House Rent in Farvardin; Tenants in Distress
In Farvardin, house rents in Iran surged by 42% compared to the previous year, exacerbating the housing crisis for tenants. Government officials claim improvements in…
Samira Al-Saeedi, Rheumatology Specialist, Commits Suicide
Samira Al-Saeedi, a rheumatology specialist and professor at Tehran University, committed suicide after expressing her intentions to colleagues. This incident highlights the severe stress and…
Erdogan: NATO Radar in Turkey Had No Role in Intercepting Iranian Missiles Towards Israel
Turkish President Erdogan denied NATO's radar in Turkey was involved in intercepting Iranian missiles aimed at Israel, while asserting Turkey's reduced relations with Israel and…
Tehran Prosecutor Files Charges Against Journalist for Publishing Video of Public Reaction to Tomaj Salehi's Death Sentence
Tehran's prosecutor has charged journalist Milad Alavi for sharing a video of public protests against the death sentence of rapper Tomaj Salehi. This incident highlights…
A Newspaper Report on the Government's Broken Promise; Import of Used Cars Canceled
The Iranian government has canceled plans to import used cars, citing currency management issues, despite previous promises from the Minister of Industry. Critics argue this…
Summons of Parisa Salehi for Imprisonment Execution
Parisa Salehi, a journalist for Donya-e-Eqtesad, has been summoned to serve a prison sentence following her conviction for propaganda against the regime. Her original one-year…
Conference on 'Overthrow Issue'; Hamed Sheibani Rad to VOA: A Start of Joint Cooperation to Move Away from 'Non-Issues'
A conference titled 'The Overthrow Issue: Strategies and Tactics' was held by the Iran Novin Party and the Iranian Issues Think Tank, focusing on the…
Punishment for Hugging a Female Fan: Fine and Suspension for Esteghlal Captain; Hossein Hosseini: I Sacrifice for That Lady
Esteghlal football team captain Hossein Hosseini faced disciplinary actions including a fine and suspension for hugging a female fan during a match. This incident has…
Turkey Arrests Dozens on Charges of 'Links to ISIS'
Turkey's Interior Minister announced the arrest of 36 individuals suspected of links to ISIS across four provinces. This operation is part of a larger crackdown,…
An Economic Newspaper: The Government is Misusing the 'National Housing Fund'
The National Housing Fund in Iran is reportedly being misused for government projects rather than supporting housing needs. The government's failure to implement effective housing…
New Public Transport Fares in Tehran Implemented
Tehran has implemented new public transport fare increases, with taxi fares rising by 45% and metro fares by at least 16%. This change affects primarily…
An Economic Newspaper: The Government Provides False Information About Unemployment Rates
A Tehran-based economic newspaper has criticized the Iranian government for providing misleading unemployment statistics, claiming that the reported decrease in unemployment does not reflect the…
Aida Shakeri, Nika Shakeri's Sister, Arrested for 'Not Wearing Mandatory Hijab'
Aida Shakeri, the sister of Nika Shakeri who was killed during protests in Iran, has been arrested for not wearing a mandatory hijab. This incident…
NASA Warns About China's Space Program as a 'Cover for Military Goals'
NASA's head, Bill Nelson, warned that China's civilian space program may be a cover for military ambitions, emphasizing the need for the U.S. to return…
Floods in Sistan and Baluchestan Claim 3 Lives; Disrupt Communication Routes for 300 Villages
Severe flooding in Sistan and Baluchestan has led to three fatalities and disrupted communication for 300 villages. Local officials report significant infrastructure damage and criticize…
Fares to Increase by Up to 45% Starting Saturday; Public Transport at the Station of Price Hikes
Public transport fares in Tehran will rise by up to 45% starting May 1, affecting students and low-income workers amid ongoing economic challenges. This price…
Historic Record of Rent Increases in Iran Broken Under Raisi's Government
The article discusses the record-breaking increase in rental prices in Iran under President Raisi's government, highlighting a significant annual surge in rent that has outpaced…
UN Calls on Israel to End Support for Settler Attacks in the West Bank
The UN has called on Israel to stop supporting settler violence in the West Bank following recent attacks that resulted in the deaths of Palestinians.…
My Favorite Cake Screening at Three International Festivals; Creators Still Banned from Leaving Iran
The film 'My Favorite Cake' has been accepted into three international film festivals despite its creators, Behtash Sanaeiha and Maryam Moghadam, being banned from leaving…
In a Historic Move, the U.S. Will Send a Japanese Astronaut to the Moon
NASA's Artemis mission will include a Japanese astronaut, marking a historic first for non-American astronauts on the Moon. This agreement was made during a meeting…
As the Hijab Bill Fluctuates in Parliament, Mohseni Ejei States We Are Not in a Good Place Regarding Chastity and Hijab
Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei, head of Iran's judiciary, stated that the country is not in a good position regarding hijab enforcement, suggesting potential for increased crackdowns.…
Severe Decline in Foreign Travel During Eid; Consequences of Inflation on Tourism and Pilgrimage Trips
Travel during the Eid and Nowruz holidays in Iran has sharply declined due to inflation and poor economic conditions, with many households cutting travel from…
Exclusive: Creators of the 'Houri' Music Video Summoned to Court Again
Danial Moghadam, Sahar Zakaria, and Saba Kamali have been summoned to court for their music video 'Houri,' which addresses violence against women. They face charges…
Debate Over Wages Continues; Labor Activists Say Labor Minister is Violating the Law
Protests continue over the minimum wage set by Iran's Supreme Labor Council, with labor activists claiming the Labor Minister is violating laws regarding wage determination.…
Continued Hunger Strike in Evin; Sepideh Gholian Calls for Transfer to Dezful Prison
Sepideh Gholian, a political prisoner in Evin, is on an indefinite hunger strike protesting the exile of fellow prisoners. Her brother expressed concern for her…
Currency Market on an Upward Trend; Dollar Hits Record 65,000 Tomans
The Iranian currency market is experiencing significant inflation, with the US dollar reaching a record high of 65,000 tomans. This surge is attributed to economic…
CENTCOM: US-led coalition forces conducted 94 operations against ISIS in Iraq and Syria this year
CENTCOM reported that US-led coalition forces conducted 94 operations against ISIS in Iraq and Syria this year, resulting in 18 deaths and 63 arrests of…
Spain's Decision to Recognize 'Palestine': Reasons and Consequences in Europe
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced that Spain will recognize an independent Palestine by July, signaling a potential shift in European foreign policy. This decision…
Anti-Corruption Groups in France File Complaint Against Lebanon's Interim Prime Minister
Anti-corruption groups in France have filed a complaint against Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati, alleging financial crimes including money laundering. Mikati denies the allegations, claiming…
Warning from a Labor Activist about 'Absolute Poverty' of Pensioners: The 2024 Wage is Approved Contrary to the Law
Hassan Izadan, a labor activist, warns that the approved wage for 2024 will plunge many pensioners into absolute poverty. The increase in wages is seen…
Following an Accident, White House National Security Advisor's Trip to Saudi Arabia Postponed
Jake Sullivan's trip to Saudi Arabia has been postponed due to a minor accident resulting in his rib injury. He was scheduled to discuss U.S.…
Protests Against Khamenei and Assault on 'Tabriz Girl'; Transfer from Prison to Psychiatric Hospital
Roya Zakeri, known as 'Tabriz Girl', was assaulted by government agents for protesting against Khamenei and transferred to a psychiatric hospital, raising concerns about her…
Israeli Chief of Staff: Attack on 'World Central Kitchen' Convoy Was Accidental
Israeli Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi stated that the attack on the World Central Kitchen aid convoy was accidental, not intentional. Seven aid workers were…
Transfer of Saeed Madani from Evin Prison to Damavand; Lawyer: 'It Violates Prison Regulations'
Saeed Madani, a political prisoner, has been transferred from Evin Prison to Damavand Prison without an exile order, raising concerns about the legality of the…
Education Minister Announces 'Revised' Textbooks to Be Taught Starting in October
The Iranian Education Minister announced plans to hire 72,000 teachers and introduce new textbooks for first graders starting in October 2024. This initiative comes amid…