May 2018
Protests Transported by Trucks
The article discusses the recent protests and strikes by truck drivers in Iran, highlighting their economic implications and related news events. It also touches on…
An armed individual in Belgium killed two police officers and a passerby
An armed individual in Liège, Belgium, shot and killed two police officers and a passerby before being killed by police during a hostage situation at…
Visit of Several American Officials to North Korea to Prepare for Possible Meeting of the Two Countries' Leaders
Several U.S. officials have traveled to North Korea to prepare for a potential meeting between Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump, despite previous cancellations. This…
From Pompeo's Conditions to the Controversy Surrounding Queiroz
The program discusses U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo's recent statements and conditions for negotiations with Iran, alongside various cultural and social issues in Iran, including…
Philip Roth, American Writer, Passes Away
Philip Roth, a prominent American writer known for his exploration of the Jewish-American experience, passed away at 85 in New York due to heart failure.…
Mike Pence Warns Kim Jong Un About US-North Korea Summit
Mike Pence has warned North Korea's Kim Jong Un about the upcoming summit with Donald Trump, emphasizing that any attempt to deceive the US president…
Trump Calls for DOJ Investigation into FBI's Alleged Infiltration of His Campaign
Donald Trump has called for a DOJ investigation into the FBI's alleged political infiltration of his 2016 campaign. This follows his claims of potential spying…
WHO Warns of Urban Ebola Outbreak in Congo
The WHO has raised the alert level for Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to 'high' after confirming a death in the urban…
Marriage of Girls Conditional on Master's Degree
The Iranian Parliament is considering a new bill that would require girls to obtain a master's degree before being allowed to marry. The program also…
Delivery of Pre-sold Coins Adjusts Coin Prices
The early delivery of pre-sold gold coins in Iran has led to a decrease in the price of full coins to below two million tomans,…
Parastoo Farahvar Denies Statements by the Minister of Intelligence
Parastoo Farahvar, the daughter of victims of political murders in Iran, has denied claims made by the Minister of Intelligence regarding her recent legal troubles.…
Iran Women's Futsal Team Repeats Championship Victory in Asia
The Iranian women's futsal team won the Asian Cup by defeating Japan 5-2, successfully defending their title. This victory also qualifies the Iranian youth futsal…
One killed and dozens injured in the seventh protest demonstration of Gaza residents
In Gaza, protests continue against Israeli policies, resulting in one death and many injuries. The protests, which began on Land Day, are set to continue…
Oliver North, a defendant in the Iran-Contra case, elected as President of the National Rifle Association
Oliver North, a controversial figure from the Iran-Contra affair, has been elected as the new president of the NRA. His appointment comes amid rising protests…
Counting of Votes Begins in Lebanese Parliamentary Elections
The counting of votes has begun in Lebanon's parliamentary elections, the first in nine years, featuring around 600 candidates from various parties. The elections are…
Significant Increase in Collection of American Citizens' Phone Records in 2017
In 2017, the NSA collected 534 million phone calls and messages from U.S. citizens, a threefold increase from 2016, raising privacy concerns. This increase follows…
Volcanic Lava in Hawaii Overflowed into Residential Areas
The Kilauea volcano in Hawaii erupted, causing mandatory evacuations for approximately 1,700 residents due to lava flow and hazardous gases. The U.S. Geological Survey has…
U.S. Military Plane Crash in Georgia Leaves Five Dead
A U.S. military C-130 plane crashed in Georgia, killing five National Guard members from Puerto Rico. The cause of the crash is still unknown, and…