December 2014
Syrian Government Expresses Readiness to Negotiate with Opposition Groups
The Syrian government has expressed readiness to negotiate with opposition groups in a meeting set for next month in Moscow. However, it remains uncertain whether…
Racist Insult from North Korea to the President of the United States
North Korea's National Defense Commission issued a statement insulting U.S. President Obama using racist language, accusing him of encouraging the screening of the film 'The…
Member of Parliament: Over Two Million Individuals Are Absent from Military Service
A parliamentary member revealed that over 2.4 million Iranians have been absent from military service for more than 10 years, with 300,000 educated Iranians abroad…
Australia: Discovery of Evidence Regarding Potential Terrorist Attack on Government Centers
The Australian Federal Police have arrested two suspects linked to a potential terrorist threat against government facilities following a recent hostage situation in Sydney. Prime…
An 88-Year-Old Secular Politician Becomes President of Tunisia
Beji Caid Essebsi, an 88-year-old secular politician, has been elected president of Tunisia, winning over 55% of the votes against interim president Moncef Marzouki. This…
Bronze Statue of Ronaldo Unveiled in His Hometown
Cristiano Ronaldo unveiled a bronze statue of himself in his hometown of Funchal, Madeira, expressing pride and gratitude for the honor. The statue, designed by…
Head of the National Inspection Organization Says Most Administrative Violations in Iran Occur in the Banking System. How Do You Evaluate the Activities of Banks in Iran?
The head of Iran's National Inspection Organization highlighted that most administrative violations occur in the banking sector, prompting a public evaluation of banks' activities. The…
Obama: The Return of North Korea to the List of State Sponsors of Terrorism is Under Consideration
President Obama announced that the U.S. is considering re-listing North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism following a cyber attack on Sony Pictures. The…
Significant Events in US-Cuba Relations After the 1959 Revolution
The US and Cuba announced their readiness to normalize diplomatic relations after decades of hostility, marking a significant shift in their relationship. This decision comes…
Israel's Request for 'Confidentiality' in Iran's Oil Case Rejected
Israel's request for confidentiality in the arbitration case regarding Iran's oil compensation was rejected by Switzerland. The case, stemming from a long-standing dispute over oil…
Hong Kong Dismantles Last Camps of Pro-Democracy Protesters
The Hong Kong government has dismantled the last remaining camps of pro-democracy protesters, arresting several activists in the process. This action reflects ongoing tensions between…
Efforts to Revive the Oak Trees of Zagros
Iranian officials are planning a one trillion toman project to revive the struggling Zagros oak forests, which are severely affected by pollution, drought, and wildfires.…
The British Embassy in Iran Will Reopen by the End of 2014
The Iranian parliament's friendship group with Britain predicts the British embassy in Tehran will reopen by the end of 2014, contingent on resolving visa issues.…
Surrendering Does Not Mean Defeat
Three university professors in Hong Kong, who initiated the Occupy movement, have decided to surrender to the police while aiming to strengthen their networks. Lee…
National Report on Violence Against Women 'Has Turned to Pulp'
A report on domestic violence against women in Iran has reportedly been lost or destroyed, raising concerns about the lack of documented research on the…
Deputy Health Minister: 85,000 People in Iran Likely Infected with HIV
Iran's Deputy Health Minister announced that approximately 85,000 people are likely infected with HIV, highlighting a crisis among injecting drug users and women with high-risk…