April 2015
A UN Agency: Australia Violated the Rights of an Iranian
The UN Human Rights Commission has criticized Australia for violating the rights of Mansour Laghai, an Iranian cleric expelled after living in Australia for 16…
Execution of Seven Foreigners Accused of Drug Trafficking in Indonesia by Firing Squad
Seven foreigners, including citizens from Nigeria, Australia, Brazil, and Indonesia, were executed in Indonesia for drug trafficking, while a Filipino woman’s execution was postponed at…
Azerbaijan and Armenia Report New Clashes in Nagorno-Karabakh
Azerbaijan and Armenia reported new clashes in the Nagorno-Karabakh region, resulting in casualties on both sides. Azerbaijan claims five Armenian soldiers were killed, while Armenia…
There Are 'Fewer Than 70 Food and Drug Supervisors' Across Iran
Iran's Health Minister has revealed a severe shortage of food and drug supervisors, with fewer than 70 available for a population of nearly 80 million.…
Foreign Ministry Official Denies Iran-Israel 'Cooperation' in an Organization
An Iranian Foreign Ministry official denied a Reuters report claiming cooperation between Iran and Israel at a recent international meeting, calling it false. The official…
A Dangerous Radioactive Shipment Was Stolen in Mexico
A shipment of Iridium 192, a radioactive material, was stolen in Mexico, prompting authorities to issue warnings and call for civilian protection. The theft raises…
Ministry of Agriculture: Don't Worry About Pesticide Use in Agricultural Products
The Iranian Deputy Minister of Agriculture downplays public concerns about pesticide contamination in fruits and vegetables, stating that only a small percentage exceeds safety limits.…
Mostafa Azizi Transferred to Evin Prison Medical Facility
Mostafa Azizi, a writer and former state television producer, was briefly hospitalized due to health issues while imprisoned in Evin. He faces serious charges related…
Iran Water Resources Management Company: Half of Dam Capacity is Empty
Iran's Water Resources Management Company has reported that half of the country's dam capacity is empty, with significant rainfall shortfalls impacting water supply for drinking,…
Ministry of Culture Spokesman: Restrictions Imposed on Shajarian's Concerts
The Iranian Ministry of Culture has stated that singer Mohammad-Reza Shajarian faces legal restrictions on his concerts, imposed by unnamed entities outside the ministry. This…
President of the Iranian Football Federation: Queiroz Will Stay
Ali Kafashian, the President of the Iranian Football Federation, announced that Carlos Queiroz will continue as head coach of the national football team after negotiations…
Trial of Australian Man Accused of 145 Cases of Child Sexual Abuse
An Australian man is on trial for 145 counts of sexual abuse against at least 26 children, including charges of rape and child pornography. The…
The Presidents of the United States and Venezuela Meet for the First Time
Barack Obama and Nicolas Maduro met for the first time during the Summit of the Americas, where they discussed U.S.-Venezuela relations. The meeting comes amid…
Obama and Castro Meet
Barack Obama and Raul Castro met at the Summit of the Americas to discuss improving diplomatic relations between the U.S. and Cuba, marking a significant…
Summoning of Saudi Chargé d'Affaires Following Sexual Assault on Two Iranian Teenagers in Jeddah
The Iranian Foreign Ministry summoned the Saudi chargé d'affaires after two Iranian teenagers were reportedly sexually harassed by Saudi police at Jeddah airport. Iran expressed…
Erdogan to Visit Iran on Tuesday
Turkish President Erdogan is set to visit Iran for talks with Iranian leaders despite recent criticisms he made against Iran's influence in the Middle East.…
Iraqi Prime Minister in Tikrit: The Government is Determined to Liberate the Entire Country
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has vowed to liberate all of Iraq from the 'Islamic State' after government forces entered Tikrit. Despite this, security remains…