November 2015
UN Call for Cooperation to End AIDS
The UN has launched a new initiative aimed at controlling AIDS globally by 2030, highlighting a significant reduction in HIV cases and AIDS-related deaths. This…
"Ai Weiwei"; Prison, Handcuffs, and a Broken Jar
Ai Weiwei, a renowned Chinese artist, is the subject of a major exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts in London, showcasing his politically charged…
Collection of Hundreds of Refugees in Turkey Following Agreement with the European Union
Turkey has intensified its efforts to control the flow of refugees to Europe following a recent agreement with the EU. This includes the collection of…
More than Half of Amazon Tree Species at Risk of Extinction
Scientists warn that over half of the tree species in the Amazon rainforest are at risk of extinction due to deforestation for agriculture and other…
A Campaign to Challenge National ID Cards
A new social media campaign in Iran challenges the identity represented by national ID card photos, inviting participants to share their ID photos alongside images…
Kurdish Rights Defense Lawyer Shot Dead in Eastern Turkey
Taher Ilchi, a Kurdish rights lawyer in Turkey, was shot dead during a police confrontation in Diyarbakir, leading to widespread protests and political reactions. His…
Putin Issues Economic Sanctions Against Turkey
Vladimir Putin has imposed economic sanctions on Turkey following the downing of a Russian warplane by Turkish forces. The sanctions include bans on certain imports…
Utilization of Prisoners in Ardabil for Urban Services in Exchange for Imprisonment Punishment
The Ardabil Municipality will employ some prisoners for urban services as part of a new program under the Islamic Penal Code, allowing for free labor…
Establishment of a Madness Research Center in Iran
Iran has approved the establishment of a 'Madness' research center at the Razi Psychiatric Educational-Treatment Center to address the high prevalence of mental illness in…
Shooting at an Abortion Clinic in the U.S. Leaves Three Dead
A shooting at a Colorado Springs abortion clinic resulted in three deaths, including a police officer, and nine injuries. The assailant was arrested after a…
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan: Russia Should Not Play with Fire
Tensions between Turkey and Russia have escalated following Turkey's downing of a Russian aircraft, prompting Erdoğan to warn Russia against further provocations. Several Turkish businessmen…
Unemployment of 18,000 People and Recession of 900 Production Units in West Azerbaijan
The head of West Azerbaijan's Industry Organization reported that 18,000 people are unemployed due to the recession of 900 production units, primarily caused by sanctions…
The New Canadian Government: An Opportunity for Change
The article discusses the significant role of ethnic minorities in Canada's new government and the challenges facing the country, particularly regarding immigration and social cohesion.…
Statistical Center: 110,000 PhD Holders Are Unemployed
The Statistical Center of Iran reported that 110,000 PhD holders are unemployed, highlighting a significant mismatch between educational qualifications and job market needs. This issue…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 135
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various aspects of current events in Iran, including the potential for radicalization among the opposition and the implications…
Inflation in Aban; Central Bank 14.3; Statistical Center 13.1
The inflation rate in Iran for Aban 1394 shows a continued decline, with the Statistical Center reporting 13.1% and the Central Bank at 14.3%. Despite…
2015 the Hottest Year in Meteorological History
The World Meteorological Organization reports that 2015 is likely the hottest year on record, with significant increases in global temperatures and greenhouse gas concentrations. This…
Continued Accusations Between Putin and Erdogan Following Fighter Jet Downing
Tensions between Turkey and Russia escalated after Turkey downed a Russian fighter jet, leading to mutual accusations of deception and emotional responses from both leaders.…
Hope for Eradicating Malaria Through Genetic Modification of Anopheles Mosquitoes
American scientists have developed a genetic modification in Anopheles mosquitoes that prevents the transmission of malaria, potentially leading to the disease's eradication. This method shows…
Ban Ki-moon: Any Form of Violence Against Women Must Be Punished
On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon emphasized the need to unite against violence towards women and…
French Prime Minister: Europe Can No Longer Accept More Refugees
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls stated that Europe can no longer accept more refugees due to the ongoing migration crisis, which has seen the largest…
Iranian Refugees with Sewn Lips
Iranian refugees at the Macedonia-Greece border are facing restrictions on crossing, leading some to protest by sewing their lips shut. This situation highlights the ongoing…
UN Condemns Balkan Countries for Closing Borders to Refugees
The UN has condemned Balkan countries for closing their borders to economic refugees, while Sweden plans to tighten its refugee acceptance laws amid a new…
Putin's Spokesman: The Quran Gifted to Ayatollah Khamenei is a Model of an Ancient Version
During Vladimir Putin's visit to Iran, he gifted Ayatollah Khamenei a Quran believed to be a model of an ancient version kept in Russia. This…
Details of the Fifteenth Session of Babak Zanjani's Court
The fifteenth court session for Babak Zanjani, accused of oil corruption, took place with his lawyer arguing that testimonies against him should be viewed as…
Explosion of Military Bus in Tunisia Leaves at Least 12 Dead
A bomb exploded on a bus carrying members of Tunisia's presidential guard, killing at least 12 people. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in Tunisia,…
Explosion Outside Hotel in Sinai, Egypt Leaves Several Dead
An explosion outside a hotel in Al-Arish, Egypt, killed several people, including election observers and police, shortly after parliamentary elections. The attack was claimed by…
Turkey Shoots Down Russian Fighter Jet
Turkey shot down a Russian fighter jet that allegedly violated its airspace, leading to a confirmation from Russia that the jet was over Syria. The…
Cameron Calls for Britain's Involvement in Airstrikes Against ISIS in Syria
British Prime Minister David Cameron is advocating for Britain's participation in airstrikes against ISIS in Syria following the Paris attacks. He plans to present a…
Amnesty International Calls for Halt to Execution of Alireza Shahi
Amnesty International has called for the halt of Alireza Shahi's execution, claiming his trial was unfair and marked by torture. Shahi, sentenced to death for…
Belgium Extends State of Emergency for One Week
Belgium has extended its state of emergency for one week due to heightened security concerns following the Paris attacks. Prime Minister Charles Michel announced that…
Opposition Candidate Wins Presidential Election in Argentina
Mauricio Macri, the conservative opposition candidate, has won the presidential election in Argentina, defeating Daniel Scioli. This marks a significant political shift after 12 years…
Prevention of Forouhar Memorial Ceremony; 'This Time Without Prior Notice'
On the seventeenth anniversary of their murder, security forces prevented the memorial ceremony for Dariush Forouhar and Parvaneh Eskandari without prior notice. Parastou Forouhar, their…
US Secretary of State's Efforts to End Violence Between Israelis and Palestinians
US Secretary of State John Kerry is traveling to the Middle East to address escalating violence between Israelis and Palestinians, but his trip is not…
New Tool on Facebook for Ending Relationships
Facebook has introduced a new feature to help users manage their online presence after a breakup, allowing them to hide updates and memories related to…
One and a Half Meters Decrease in Groundwater Levels in Tehran
Groundwater levels in Tehran have decreased by one and a half meters over the past year due to excessive extraction and reduced rainfall. Water expert…
Reza Daqti: Sinjar has been completely destroyed
Reza Daqti, an Iranian photographer, reports that Sinjar, a city in Iraq, has been entirely devastated by ISIS, with no historical artifacts remaining and bombs…
Blackstar, the Latest Work by David Bowie
David Bowie's latest music video 'Blackstar' was released on YouTube, coinciding with the announcement of his final album set for release on his birthday. The…
Main Concern of the Welfare Organization: Increase in Industrial Drugs and Addicted Women
The head of Iran's Welfare Organization has raised alarms about the significant rise in the number of women addicted to drugs and the quadrupling of…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 134
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the death of a Mossad representative and rising tensions involving U.S. President Trump.…
UN Warns of Devastating Effects of El Niño
The UN's World Meteorological Organization warns that this year's El Niño is unprecedented in its effects, causing severe droughts and floods globally. This phenomenon is…
Over One Billion People Lack Access to Toilets
The UN reports that over one billion people lack access to proper sanitation, leading to health risks and increased disease, particularly among children. The designation…
80 Civil Activists Call for the Release of the Editor-in-Chief of Ravanegah Website
Eighty civil activists have called for the release of Hossein Sheikh-Aghaei, the editor-in-chief of the Ravanegah website, who has been detained without clear reasons. The…
Widespread Ignorance and Confusion About Antibiotics
The World Health Organization warns of widespread ignorance about antibiotics, with many people incorrectly believing that penicillin can treat viral infections. This misunderstanding contributes to…
Unemployment Rate Reached 10.9% This Summer
The unemployment rate in Iran reached 10.9% this summer, reflecting a slight increase from the previous year. Despite more individuals entering the job market, the…
Points About Global Warming
World leaders are set to meet in Paris to address global warming caused by greenhouse gas emissions, primarily from fossil fuel use and deforestation. The…
Death of at least two suspects in extensive security operations in Paris
A major security operation in Paris resulted in the deaths of at least two suspects linked to last week's terrorist attacks, with reports of heavy…
French President Requests Three-Month Extension of State of Emergency
French President François Hollande has announced a three-month extension of the state of emergency following the Paris attacks and is seeking legislative approval for constitutional…
To what extent do you think the Syrian crisis and civil war have influenced the deadly attacks in Paris?
A survey was conducted regarding the influence of the Syrian crisis on the Paris attacks, with varying opinions on its significance. The results show a…
Emergency Meeting of EU Interior Ministers Following Paris Attacks
In response to the recent Paris attacks, EU interior ministers are convening an emergency meeting to discuss security measures and coordinated actions. Luxembourg's Minister of…
Seven Million Hectares of Iran at Risk of Desertification
Abbas Kargar has announced that seven million hectares of land in Iran are at risk of desertification, highlighting the urgent need to protect water and…
Discovery of a Mass Grave of Yazidi Women in Sinjar
A mass grave containing the bodies of 78 Yazidi women, executed while fleeing ISIS captivity, has been discovered in Sinjar following its liberation by Kurdish…
The Earth Continues to Get 'Warmer'
Scientists warn that even halting carbon dioxide emissions today won't prevent a significant rise in global temperatures, which could have catastrophic effects on major cities…
Israeli Official to Jews: Forget the Dream of Greater Israel
Israeli President Reuven Rivlin urged Jews to abandon the dream of Greater Israel and recognize the permanence of Palestinians in the region, advocating for peace…
The Darkest Night in Paris; Solidarity with the French
In the wake of the tragic attacks in Paris, global citizens showed solidarity with the French people through social media. This event highlights the international…
21 Killed and 41 Injured in ISIS Attack on Mourning Ceremony in Baghdad
A suicide attack by ISIS during a Shiite funeral in Baghdad killed 21 and injured 41, coinciding with an Iraqi military offensive on Ramadi. This…
Iran's Health Minister: Shortage of 100,000 Hospital Beds
Iran's Health Minister has reported a critical shortage of 100,000 hospital beds and highlighted the need for private investment in healthcare. The existing beds are…
Minister of Culture: Anti-Revolutionaries Are Not Allowed to Work in Iran
Ali Jannati, Iran's Minister of Culture, declared that individuals labeled as 'anti-revolutionaries' will not be allowed to publish in Iran, despite earlier claims of a…
Aung San Suu Kyi's Party Wins Myanmar Elections
Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy has decisively won Myanmar's parliamentary elections, ending military rule. This victory is significant as it marks the…
Kurdish Peshmerga Take Control of Central Sinjar
Kurdish Peshmerga forces have recaptured central Sinjar from ISIS, marking a significant military victory. This operation, supported by U.S.-led coalition forces, aims to reclaim territory…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 133
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses the current political climate in Iran, including the implications of recent statements by Trump regarding military options against…
Obama: Hello Facebook, I Finally Have a Personal Page
Barack Obama has joined Facebook, marking a new way to connect with the public. His first post emphasizes the importance of discussing key issues, particularly…
Jupiter Likely Ejected a Planet from the Solar System
Astrophysicists have found evidence suggesting that Jupiter may have ejected a fifth giant planet from the solar system 4 billion years ago after a collision.…
Statistics Center Reports Decline in Time Iranians Spend on Education
The Statistics Center of Iran has reported a significant decline in the time citizens dedicate to education compared to other activities. A poll accompanying the…
Myanmar: Election Results and Political Future
Aung San Suu Kyi's party, the NLD, has won a significant victory in Myanmar's elections, securing a majority in local assemblies and the central government.…
Arrest of Father Who Was Selling His Daughters
A father in Pakistan was arrested for attempting to sell his twelve-year-old daughter, Noushin, for prostitution, highlighting the ongoing issues of child exploitation and forced…
World Bank: Global Warming Will Push 100 Million More People into Poverty by 2030
The World Bank warns that without effective climate policies, an additional 100 million people could fall into poverty by 2030 due to global warming. The…
Price Stability in the Food Market of Mehr Month
Recent reports from Iran's economic statistics centers indicate a continuing decrease in inflation rates, with the Central Bank reporting an average inflation rate of 14.8%…
Statistical Center: Iranians Work for Two Hours and 46 Minutes
The Statistical Center of Iran reports that Iranians work an average of 2 hours and 46 minutes daily, with significant time spent on personal care…
Opposition in Myanmar Led by Suu Kyi Declares Victory in Elections
The opposition party in Myanmar, led by Aung San Suu Kyi, claims to have won over 80% of the votes in recent parliamentary elections, potentially…
Protests and Clashes at 'Christmas' Camp Following Death of Iranian Refugee
Protests erupted at the Christmas Island refugee camp after the body of Iranian refugee Fazil Chaghini was found following his escape attempt. The Australian government…
Parliamentary Elections Held in Myanmar
Myanmar held its first free parliamentary elections in 25 years, with an 80% voter turnout. The National League for Democracy, led by Aung San Suu…
Infants Raised with Dogs Have Lower Asthma Rates
A Swedish study finds that infants raised with dogs have a significantly lower risk of developing asthma compared to those without pets. The research suggests…
Research at Seven Universities: Children from Non-Religious Families are More Altruistic
A study involving 1,200 children from various countries found that those raised in non-religious families are more altruistic than their peers from religious backgrounds. This…
Abdulkarim Lahiji; Another Iranian on the List of Recipients of the Legion of Honor
Abdulkarim Lahiji, a prominent Iranian human rights advocate, received the French National Order of the Legion of Honor from President François Hollande. This recognition highlights…
Crucial Parliamentary Elections in Myanmar
Myanmar is set to hold crucial parliamentary elections on November 7, with Aung San Suu Kyi's party expected to perform well despite her inability to…
Significant Increase in Russian Asylum Applications in the U.S. in 2015
In 2015, Russian asylum applications in the U.S. surged to the highest level in two decades due to increased political repression, corruption, and discrimination against…
The 'Buying and Selling' of Infants Around Some Hospitals in Tehran
Women in Tehran, particularly those in vulnerable situations, are reportedly selling their newborns for low prices, often to gangs. Many of these infants are HIV…
The Hot Topic of 'Infiltration' and the Power Struggle Between Rouhani and the IRGC
The article discusses the recent arrests of journalists in Iran and the IRGC's claims of infiltrators working with foreign powers, leading to a significant public…
ISIS Lover Sends Russian Girl to Prison
Varvara Karalova, a 19-year-old Russian girl, was arrested for allegedly attempting to join ISIS and recruiting others. Her mother claims she is psychologically dependent on…
1,191 Deaths in Five Months Due to Drug Use
In the first five months of the year, drug use in Iran resulted in 1,191 deaths, with a significant portion attributed to acute poisoning and…
French Command Ship to be Deployed Against the 'Islamic State'
France is deploying its largest aircraft carrier, the 'Charles de Gaulle', to combat the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, alongside ongoing operations using Rafale…
Use of Mustard Gas in Battles Between ISIS and Rebels in Syria
A report indicates that mustard gas was used in battles between ISIS and rebel forces in Syria, raising concerns about the group's access to chemical…
The Obsessive Love of a Genius; Hitchcock's Love for Tippi Hedren
Tippi Hedren reflects on her complex relationship with Alfred Hitchcock during a recent film festival, discussing the pressures she faced while filming 'The Birds' and…
Military Source: Russian Missile Systems Protect the Latakia Airbase
Russia has deployed missile systems to protect its Latakia airbase in Syria from potential terrorist attacks. This move is part of Russia's broader military operations…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini-132
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various current events, including the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and rising tensions between the…
Maryam Monsef, Afghan-Canadian Politician, Appointed Minister
Maryam Monsef, an Afghan-Canadian politician, has been appointed as Canada's Minister of Democratic Institutions, marking a historic achievement as the first Afghan-Canadian in such a…
Britain: Russian Plane Over Egypt Likely Crashed Due to Bomb Explosion
The British government has indicated that a Russian passenger plane that crashed in Egypt's Sinai desert likely went down due to a bomb explosion. Investigations…
The Role of Plankton Waste in Carbon Dioxide Absorption
UK scientists are researching the role of plankton in absorbing carbon dioxide in the ocean's twilight zone, discovering that without them, CO2 levels would be…
Israel Closes Palestinian Radio Station
Israel has shut down a Palestinian radio station in Hebron, accusing it of inciting violence against Israelis. This action is part of a broader crackdown…
European Scientists' Plan to Develop an AIDS Vaccine Within '5 Years'
A group of European scientists, along with researchers from Australia, Canada, and the US, has launched the European AIDS Vaccine Initiative 2020 to develop an…
Clapper: No Signs of Terrorist Intervention in Russian Plane Crash Yet
U.S. intelligence chief James Clapper stated there is no direct evidence of terrorist involvement in the crash of a Russian plane over the Sinai Desert,…
US: Volkswagen Has Cheated Again on Vehicle Emissions Testing
The U.S. EPA has accused Volkswagen of cheating on emissions tests for the second time, now involving high-displacement vehicles. This includes models from Porsche and…
Palestinian Knife Attacks in Israel Leave One Dead and Four Injured
Several knife attacks by Palestinians in Israel resulted in one death and four injuries, reflecting ongoing tensions in the region. The incidents occurred in Rishon…
Beginning of the Release of Blocked Equipment in Iran's Petrochemical Industry
Iran has begun the gradual release of blocked petrochemical equipment, aided by Italian and German companies. This development follows negotiations with the P5+1, suggesting a…
How Stress Makes You Sick
The article discusses how stress negatively impacts health by releasing hormones that can lead to heart disease, digestive issues, and weakened immunity. It highlights the…
Turkey Elections; 'Decisive' Victory for Justice and Development, Criticism from Opponents
The Justice and Development Party won Turkey's parliamentary elections decisively, allowing Erdoğan to form a government without a coalition. Opposition parties criticized the election's fairness,…
Victory of the Ruling Justice and Development Party in Turkey's Parliamentary Elections
The ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) won Turkey's parliamentary elections with 49.4% of the vote, ensuring Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu's continuation in office for…
Mujahedin Organization: Liberty Camp Should Be Recognized as a Refugee Camp
The Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization condemned a recent rocket attack on Liberty Camp that killed 23 of its members and injured 200. U.S. Secretary of State…
Seven Thousand Postcards in Solidarity with Abdolfattah Soltani
The Nuremberg Bar Association in Germany is sending thousands of postcards to the Iranian embassy in solidarity with imprisoned lawyer Abdolfattah Soltani on his birthday.…
At least 12 killed in Al-Shabaab attack on famous hotel in Somalia
A deadly attack by Al-Shabaab on a hotel in Somalia has left at least 12 dead, highlighting the ongoing violence in the region. The group…