December 2015
Reporters Without Borders: 110 Journalists Killed in 2015
In 2015, Reporters Without Borders reported that 110 journalists were killed globally, with a significant number targeted for their work. The organization criticized governments for…
The Operation to Retake Ramadi Continues Slowly
The Iraqi army's operation to retake Ramadi from ISIS is progressing slowly, despite initial expectations for a quick capture. The city remains a stronghold for…
Individual in Kermanshah Covers Surgery Costs for a Stray Dog
An individual in Kermanshah has paid for the surgeries of a stray dog that suffered severe injuries in an accident, with the local veterinary hospital…
Russia Denies Starting Construction of Two Nuclear Power Plants in Iran Next Week
Russia has denied reports that it will begin construction of two nuclear power plants in Iran next week, suggesting that the information may have been…
Every Minute, One Visit Due to Conflict at Forensic Medicine Centers in Iran
In the first seven months of this year, over 368,000 individuals visited forensic medicine centers in Iran due to conflicts, averaging more than one visit…
Tuition Fees of Eight Million Tomans at Some Private Schools in Iran
The Iranian Deputy Minister of Education announced that tuition fees at some private schools have reached eight million tomans, with some schools charging up to…
Discovery of a '500-pound bomb' in Marivan by two students
Two students in Marivan discovered a 500-pound bomb leftover from the Iran-Iraq war, which was safely neutralized. This incident highlights ongoing issues with unexploded ordnance…
Man, Woman, Loneliness, and Death; 'The Man Who Became a Horse'
The film 'The Man Who Became a Horse' by Amir Hossein Ghafouri explores themes of loneliness and death through a surreal narrative that challenges traditional…
First Death from Influenza in Khuzestan Province
A person has died from influenza in Khuzestan Province, marking the first reported death from the virus in the area. Health officials report a total…
Sistan and Baluchestan Leads in Under-15 Marriages
Sistan and Baluchestan province has the highest rate of marriages under 15 in Iran, with local reports highlighting cultural and economic factors contributing to this…
Ministry of Health: Swine Flu Reported in Most Provinces
Iran's Ministry of Health reports 57 deaths from swine flu (H1N1) across the country, with cases in most provinces. The health official emphasizes that the…
Gambia Declares Itself an 'Islamic Republic'
Gambia has officially declared itself an 'Islamic Republic' under President Yahya Jammeh, citing the Muslim majority of its population. This shift marks a significant change…
Environmental Organization Official: 18 Million Zagros Trees Have Died
Iran's Environmental Protection Organization has reported the loss of 18 million trees in the Zagros region, highlighting a severe decline in biodiversity and the risk…
Final Results of Venezuela Elections: Two-Thirds of Seats Went to Opposition
The opposition in Venezuela has won a significant victory in the parliamentary elections, securing two-thirds of the seats for the first time in 17 years.…
Third Yellow Card Issued to Minister of Industry and Trade by Iranian Parliament
The Iranian parliament issued a third yellow card to Minister Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh for his dual role in multiple companies while serving as a minister.…
Third Yellow Card for Minister of Industry
Iranian Minister of Industry, Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh, received a third yellow card from parliament for holding multiple company board memberships while serving as a minister.…
Opposition Wins Parliamentary Elections in Venezuela
The opposition in Venezuela has won a majority in the parliamentary elections, marking a significant political shift after 16 years of socialist control. President Nicolas…
OPEC Fails to Reach Agreement on Production Ceiling Limits
OPEC failed to agree on production ceiling limits during a recent meeting, allowing member countries to maintain current production levels. Iran is pushing for other…
A Imprisoned Teacher in Iran Goes on Hunger Strike Again
Mahmoud Beheshti Langaroudi, a teacher and union leader in Iran, has resumed his hunger strike to protest a 9-year prison sentence he received from a…
10 Facts About AIDS
The article outlines significant facts about AIDS, highlighting the ongoing global challenges and recent statistics related to the epidemic. It emphasizes the need for continued…