October 2016
Australian Prime Minister Defends Permanent Ban on Boat Refugees
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is defending a new proposal to permanently ban boat refugees from entering Australia, which has faced criticism from legal experts…
Iran's Minister of Science: 600,000 University Seats Are Vacant
Iran's Minister of Science reported a significant drop in university applicants this year, leaving 600,000 seats vacant. This situation raises concerns about the effectiveness of…
Roots
The article reflects on the author's journey as a migrant from Iran to Australia, exploring themes of identity and cultural roots through a photography project…
Israel's 'Secret Negotiations' with Germany for Purchasing Nuclear Submarines
Israel is finalizing secret negotiations with Germany to purchase three nuclear-capable submarines, which are seen as a strategic asset in potential conflicts with Iran. The…
Death of Three Iranians in Kirkuk Following ISIS Suicide Attacks
Three Iranian technicians were killed in Kirkuk, Iraq, due to ISIS suicide attacks amidst ongoing battles in Mosul. The attacks highlight the continuing threat of…
Saudi Arabia Executes Prince on Murder Charges
Saudi Arabia executed Prince Turki bin Saud Al Kabir for murder, marking a rare instance of a royal family member facing capital punishment. This execution…
Unknown Identity Rental Business Cards Have an 8 Trillion Tomans Tax Debt
A parliamentary member revealed that rental business cards with unknown identities have accumulated a tax debt of 8 trillion tomans, which is uncollectible. This issue…
Germany Also Comes to the Aid of Iran's Environment
Iran and Germany have signed a joint environmental cooperation agreement aimed at addressing issues like climate change and pollution. Key figures involved include Masoumeh Ebtekar…
Australian Prime Minister: Allegations of Torture of Refugees in Nauru are Lies
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has dismissed allegations of torture against refugees in Nauru as false, responding to a report by Amnesty International that describes…
Zangeneh: Iran's Oil Production Will Reach 4.5 Million Barrels Per Day
Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Zangeneh announced that oil production will rise to 4.5 million barrels per day by year-end, driven by new developments in the…
China Sends Two Astronauts on Its Longest Space Mission
China has launched its longest space mission with astronauts Jing Haipeng and Chen Dong, who will spend 30 days aboard the Tiangong-2 laboratory. This mission…
Attack on Shia Mourning Ceremony in Kabul Leaves at Least 14 Dead
An attack on a Shia mourning ceremony in Kabul has resulted in at least 14 deaths and 36 injuries. The Afghan Ministry of Interior is…
Excel Software Responsible for 20% of Errors in Genetics Research Papers
A recent study reveals that Excel's auto-correct feature is responsible for 20% of errors in genetics research papers, leading to significant inaccuracies in published work.…
Police: 700 Marriage Websites Blocked
Iran's Cyber Police have blocked over 700 marriage websites and referred their operators to judicial authorities, denying any endorsement from religious leaders. Only the Ministry…
Andrzej Wajda, Renowned Polish Filmmaker, Passes Away
Andrzej Wajda, a significant figure in Polish cinema and a voice against communist oppression, has passed away at 90. His works, particularly 'Man of Iron'…
Iranian Embassy in Kuwait: Two Detained Iranian Citizens Have Been Released
Two Iranian citizens detained in Kuwait for photographing a religious site have been released. Their arrest raised concerns due to previous security incidents involving Shia…
Kuwait's Interior Ministry Reports Arrest of Two Iranians for Photographing a Hosseiniyah
Kuwait has arrested two Iranians for photographing a religious site, raising concerns amid heightened security during the Muharram mourning period. The Iranian Foreign Ministry has…
Iran's Reaction to Ban Ki-moon's Human Rights Report: We Consider It Unjust and Unreliable
Iran's Foreign Ministry condemned Ban Ki-moon's recent human rights report as unjust and politically motivated, claiming it is based on unreliable information. The report accused…
Suspension of Thousands of Turkish Police Due to Alleged Coup Connections
The Turkish government has suspended over 12,000 police officers due to alleged connections with the failed coup attempt and the Gülen network. This action follows…
Saudi Arabia Replaces Lunar Calendar with Gregorian Calendar
Saudi Arabia has officially switched from the Hijri lunar calendar to the Gregorian calendar for government operations, impacting employee salaries. This change is part of…
Murder of an Iranian Woman by Her Husband 'Due to Her Conversion to Christianity' in Australia
Amir Darban has been charged with murdering his wife Nasrin Abak in Australia after she converted to Christianity. The case highlights issues of domestic violence…
Iran: We Will Not Accept Any Preconditions in Relations with Germany
The Iranian Foreign Ministry has declared it will not accept any preconditions for improving relations with Germany, responding to German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel's comments…