December 2017
Can the Iranian Government Completely Cut Off the Internet?
The article discusses the possibility of the Iranian government completely shutting down the internet amid ongoing protests. While technically capable due to the National Information…
Trump Expresses Doubt Again About Climate Change
Donald Trump has reiterated his skepticism about climate change, suggesting that the severe cold in the U.S. could be used to argue against global warming.…
Two Young Motorcyclists Set Fire to Old Hosseiniyeh in Darakeh
Two motorcyclists set fire to the old Hosseiniyeh in Darakeh, Tehran, causing significant damage. The incident is being investigated by local authorities, and it is…
Earthquake in Tehran on Wednesday Morning Leaves Several Injured
An earthquake measuring 4.2 on the Richter scale struck Tehran on Wednesday morning, injuring at least 46 people, primarily due to panic and emergency evacuations.…
Suicide Attack in Kabul Leaves at Least 10 Dead
A suicide bombing in Kabul resulted in at least 10 deaths, primarily among civilians, with responsibility claimed by the Islamic State. The attack highlights ongoing…
Trump to Announce New U.S. Security Strategy
Donald Trump is set to announce a new U.S. national security strategy emphasizing 'America First' and criticizing China, with Iran also expected to be a…
Concealment in Announcing Famous Doping Champions in Iran
The president of the Iranian Cycling Federation revealed that doping cases of athletes, including Hossein Asgari, are often concealed if they retire and commit to…
Reduction of 100 Billion Tomans in the Budget for Social Damage Control in Iran
The Iranian government has reduced the budget for social damage control by 100 billion tomans, despite rising issues such as addiction and poverty. The Minister…
Two International Organizations: Half of the World's Population Lacks Access to Essential Healthcare Services
A report from the World Bank and WHO reveals that half of the global population lacks access to essential healthcare, with many falling into poverty…
Trump Calls for Resumption of Astronaut Missions to the Moon and Mars
Donald Trump has signed a directive for NASA to resume astronaut missions to the Moon and prioritize human exploration of Mars. This initiative aims to…
Alireza Rajai Wins Annual Award from Human Rights Defenders Association
Alireza Rajai, a political activist and journalist, was awarded the 'Human Rights Defender' award by the Human Rights Defenders Association for his contributions and the…
African Union: Preparedness Required for Threat from Return of Thousands of ISIS Members
The African Union has raised alarms about the potential return of thousands of ISIS members to Africa, urging member states to enhance cooperation and information…
North Korea: The Question Now Is When Will War Begin
North Korea has warned that the onset of war on the Korean Peninsula is imminent as the U.S. and South Korea conduct their largest air…
Ali Abdullah Saleh, Former President of Yemen, Killed
Ali Abdullah Saleh, the former president of Yemen, was killed by Houthi forces after he shifted his allegiance from the Houthis to the Saudi-led coalition.…
The Start of the 'Largest' Air Exercise by the U.S. and South Korea
The U.S. and South Korea have launched a significant air exercise in response to North Korea's missile threats. This military drill, described as the largest…
In Memory of Taher Ahmadzadeh, Member of the National Resistance Movement
Taher Ahmadzadeh, a prominent figure in Iranian political history and a member of the National Resistance Movement, has passed away at 96. His life was…