November 2017
A Court in Argentina Sentences 48 Defendants of the 'Dirty War' to Prison
A court in Argentina has sentenced 48 former military personnel for their roles in the 'Dirty War,' specifically related to 'death flights' that eliminated political…
Radio Farda Interview with Thai Coach Who Wore a Headscarf
The Iranian Kabaddi Federation condemned the actions of Thai coach Sampratch Fonchou, who wore a headscarf during a championship, claiming it was a prank intended…
New HIV Vaccine Undergoing Trials
A new combined trial for an HIV vaccine and injectable drug has started in southern Africa, involving 2,600 women. Meanwhile, Iran is facing a rising…
UK Prime Minister's Efforts in Riyadh to 'Prevent Catastrophe in Yemen'
UK Prime Minister Theresa May visited Riyadh to discuss urgent actions to prevent a humanitarian crisis in Yemen, emphasizing the need to resume commercial shipments.…
The Incident of the Head Coach and Women's Kabaddi Matches in Golestan
The male head coach of the Thai women's kabaddi team was photographed wearing a hijab during the Asian Kabaddi Championship in Iran, leading to widespread…
Trump: The U.S. Will Impose More Sanctions on North Korea
Donald Trump announced that the U.S. will impose additional sanctions on North Korea following its latest missile test. Trump discussed the situation with Chinese President…
War Criminal Convicted in Yugoslavia Court Drank Poison and Died
Slobodan Praljak, a convicted war criminal, drank poison in court after his 20-year sentence was upheld, leading to his death. This incident has sparked significant…
One in Three Women in Tehran Exposed to Violence
A recent report reveals that one in three women in Tehran faces violence, highlighting a significant social issue in Iran. Farid Barati from the Welfare…
Motorcycle Manufacturers in Iran Circumvent the Law
Iranian motorcycle manufacturers are circumventing a government ban on carbureted motorcycles by using a new component imported from China. The Environmental Protection Organization defends this…
Kenyan President Sworn In After Months of Electoral Turmoil
Uhuru Kenyatta was sworn in for his second presidential term amid ongoing violence and protests in Kenya. Opposition leader Raila Odinga condemned the legitimacy of…
Stefan de Mistura: The Syrian government has not yet sent a representative for peace negotiations
UN Special Envoy Stefan de Mistura announced that the Syrian government has not sent a representative for the upcoming peace talks in Geneva, raising concerns…
Mount Agung Volcano Erupts; Indonesia Orders Immediate Evacuation of Area
Mount Agung volcano on Bali Island has shown signs of imminent eruption, prompting the Indonesian government to close the airport and order the evacuation of…
Protesters in Pakistan: We Have Reached an Agreement with the Government, Protests Will End
Islamist protesters in Pakistan have reached an agreement with the government to end their protests after the resignation of the Minister of Justice, Zahid Hamid.…
Window; Latest News Regarding Religious Minorities and Other Political and Ideological Prisoners
This article reports on the sentencing of six Baha'i citizens in Iran, the international calls for the release of Ahmadreza Jalali, and the legal troubles…
People in Venezuela Suffer from Malaria Outbreak and Drug Shortages
In Venezuela's Bolivar state, a family waits for malaria treatment amid a worsening economic crisis and severe drug shortages, highlighting the resurgence of malaria in…
Summons of a Cyber Activist to Court on Charges of Sexual Harassment
Ali Karimizadeh Bangi, a founder of Article 19, has been summoned to court in Toronto on charges of sexual harassment, which he denies. The case…
German Social Democrats Agree to Coalition Government Talks
The German Social Democratic Party has shifted its stance and is now willing to engage in coalition government talks after previous negotiations failed. This change…
Emmerson Mnangagwa Ends 37-Year Leadership of Robert Mugabe
Emmerson Mnangagwa has been sworn in as the new President of Zimbabwe, ending Robert Mugabe's nearly four-decade rule. Mnangagwa promises to uphold citizens' rights and…
Release of a Christian Convert Detained in Dezful
Mohammad Ali Torabi, a Christian convert and church official, has been temporarily released from prison in Dezful after being detained for several years. His arrest…
Are Prophets and Imams Infallible and Possessing 'Ismah'?
The article discusses the concept of infallibility ('Ismah') of prophets and Imams in Islam, focusing on differing views between Sunni and Shiite scholars. Abdol-Fattah Khedmati…
Detection of 'Explosion-like Sound' Near Missing Argentine Submarine
An explosion-like sound was detected near the missing Argentine submarine 'ARA San Juan', which vanished with 44 crew members. The Argentine Navy is conducting extensive…
The Fastest Car in the World from Tesla
Tesla has unveiled its new Roadster, claiming it to be the fastest car in the world with a 0 to 100 km/h acceleration in 1.9…
Ratko Mladić, Commander of Bosnian Serbs, Sentenced to Life Imprisonment for Genocide
Ratko Mladić, former commander of the Bosnian Serb Army, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for genocide and crimes against humanity during the Bosnian War.…
The U.S. Calls Myanmar's Actions Against the Rohingya Population 'Ethnic Cleansing'
The U.S. has officially labeled Myanmar's military actions against the Rohingya as 'ethnic cleansing' and plans to hold those responsible accountable. This marks a significant…
20 Million Euro EU Aid for Developing Safe Nuclear Energy in Iran
The EU and Iran held a seminar on civilian nuclear cooperation, where the EU announced a 20 million euro aid package to support Iran's safe…
Chaos in the Bread Market
The Iranian government has approved a 15% increase in bread prices, leading to immediate price hikes in bakeries and concerns about further exploitation by bakers.…
Six Baha'i Citizens in Sistan and Baluchestan Sentenced to Prison
Six Baha'i citizens in Iran's Sistan and Baluchestan province have been sentenced to a total of 18 years in prison for alleged national security offenses.…
Detection of Highly Radioactive Isotopes in Russia
The Russian Meteorological Service reported the detection of highly radioactive Ruthenium 106 isotopes in the Ural Mountains, suggesting a possible nuclear accident. This revelation follows…
Two Imprisoned Christian Converts Forced to Sign Blank Papers
Two Christian converts, Mohammad Ali Torabi and Abdolali Pourmand, were forced to sign blank papers in prison, raising concerns about potential forced confessions and political…
Head of Syrian High Negotiations Committee Resigns
Riyad Hijab, head of the Syrian High Negotiations Committee, resigned amid ongoing negotiations among opposition groups in Saudi Arabia. His resignation raises questions about the…
Charles Manson, Leader of a Murderous Cult, Dies at 83
Charles Manson, the notorious cult leader whose followers committed a series of brutal murders in the late 1960s, has died at the age of 83.…
Pet Dog Owners Are Less at Risk of Death Due to Illness
A study of 3.4 million Swedes shows that dog ownership significantly lowers the risk of death from cardiovascular diseases. Single individuals living with dogs experience…
Nasrin Sotoudeh Refuses to Attend Evin Prosecutor's Office Due to 'Lack of Legal Formalities'
Nasrin Sotoudeh, a prominent human rights lawyer, has refused to attend a summons from the Evin prosecutor's office, citing a lack of legal formalities and…
Netanyahu: The Time Has Come to Expel African Migrants from Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced plans to expel tens of thousands of African migrants, citing the need to intensify efforts against illegal immigration.…
CNN: Mugabe has prepared his resignation draft
Robert Mugabe, the President of Zimbabwe, has prepared his resignation amid mounting pressure from political opponents and the military. His removal from the ruling party…
UNICEF: The Situation of Millions of Children in Dozens of Countries is Worse than 20 Years Ago
UNICEF's report reveals that the plight of 180 million children in 37 countries has worsened over the past 20 years, with Yemen, Syria, and Iraq…
Key Talks for Government Formation in Germany Ended Without Result
Negotiations for a coalition government in Germany have collapsed as the Free Democratic Party withdrew, prompting discussions of new elections. Angela Merkel and other parties…
First Conference of the 'Council of Democratic Seekers of Iran' Held in Cologne
The 'Council of Democratic Seekers of Iran' was established in Cologne, aiming to provide an alternative to the Islamic Republic and promote national unity within…
Captured Iranian Leopard in the Caucasus to Be Released Soon
An Iranian leopard named Victoria, captured in Abkhazia, will soon be released back into the wild after a brief stay at a rehabilitation center. This…
Window: Examination of the UN Third Committee Resolution; 'Continued Human Rights Violations in Iran'
The UN Third Committee passed a resolution condemning Iran for ongoing human rights violations, including executions and the treatment of minorities. The Iranian government rejected…
Temporary Reopening of Rafah Crossing After Control Handed Over to Palestinian Authority
Egypt has temporarily reopened the Rafah crossing following the transfer of control from Hamas to the Palestinian Authority, allowing around 20,000 Gazans to enter Egypt.…
Bill Gates Donates Fifty Million Dollars to Find Alzheimer's Treatment
Bill Gates has pledged fifty million dollars to research aimed at finding a cure for Alzheimer's disease, which remains incurable despite advancements in treatment. This…
Pakistani Army Kills Commander of Baloch Separatist Group
The Pakistani army has killed a Baloch separatist commander linked to the murder of 15 migrants near the Iranian border. This incident highlights ongoing tensions…
Crisis Management; Crisis within a Crisis
A devastating earthquake in western Iran has resulted in significant casualties and homelessness, sparking discussions about the effectiveness of crisis management in the country. The…
Arrest of a Palestinian Attacker After Wounding Two Israeli Citizens
A Palestinian attacker wounded two Israeli citizens and a soldier in a recent incident, leading to his arrest by the Israeli army. The attack occurred…
USA: Negotiations Possible if North Korea Halts Nuclear and Missile Programs
U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis stated that negotiations with North Korea could occur if it halts its nuclear and missile programs. President Trump has…
15% Increase in Traditional Bread Prices Starting December 1; Bakeries Begin Overcharging
The price of traditional bread in Iran is set to increase by 15% starting December 1, but some bakeries have already begun to raise prices…
Statements by Representatives of Kermanshah and Islamabad West Regarding Earthquake Victims
Representatives from Kermanshah and Islamabad West have provided conflicting statements regarding the death toll and aid distribution following a devastating earthquake. Ahmad Safari claims over…
Pope Francis to Auction Donated Lamborghini
Pope Francis received a Lamborghini as a gift, which will be auctioned for charity. Proceeds will support the reconstruction of homes for Iraqi Christians and…
Zimbabwean Army Takes Control
The Zimbabwean army has taken control from President Robert Mugabe, who is reported to be safe. The military is targeting individuals around Mugabe involved in…
Crisis in Zimbabwe: Military Forces Deployed on the Streets of Harare
The Zimbabwean military has taken control of state television and deployed in Harare amidst a deepening crisis over President Robert Mugabe's succession. Emmerson Mnangagwa, the…
National Depression: Italy Fails to Qualify for the World Cup
Italy has failed to qualify for the World Cup for the first time in 60 years, leading to a national sense of depression. This defeat…
Why Has the Rial Once Again Slipped into Decline?
The rial continues to decline against international currencies, with inflation being a major contributing factor. The Iranian government is considering raising the dollar price to…
Trump on Russian Interference in Elections: I Trust Our Intelligence Agencies
Donald Trump expressed trust in U.S. intelligence agencies regarding Russian interference in the elections while also finding Putin's denial credible. This statement comes amid ongoing…
Demonstrations of Tens of Thousands of Polish Nationalists: 'Europe Must Be for White People'
Tens of thousands of Polish nationalists rallied in Warsaw, calling for a racially homogeneous Europe and chanting anti-immigrant slogans. The event, coinciding with Poland's Independence…
Hundreds of Thousands Demand Freedom for Imprisoned Separatists in Barcelona
Hundreds of thousands protested in Barcelona demanding the release of Catalan separatist leaders arrested by the Spanish government. The protests reflect ongoing tensions between Catalonia…
Discovery of New Mass Graves in Iraq Containing 'Hundreds of Bodies of ISIS Victims'
Iraqi authorities have discovered hundreds of bodies in mass graves believed to be victims of ISIS near Hawija. The interim governor of Kirkuk has called…
34 Human Rights Organizations Call on UN Third Committee to Adopt Resolution on Iran
34 human rights organizations have urged the UN to adopt a resolution on Iran's human rights violations. The call comes as a vote is imminent…
International Flights to Two Government-Controlled Areas of Yemen Resumed
The Yemeni government announced the resumption of international flights to Aden and Sayda following a blockade by a Saudi-led coalition aimed at preventing arms transfers…
Ali Karimi's Outburst Against Iranian Football Officials: When the Curtain Falls, Neither You Nor I Will Remain
Ali Karimi has publicly criticized Iranian football officials for corruption and mismanagement, calling for a televised debate. The federation denied his allegations, prompting Karimi to…
Meeting with Reza Malek
The article discusses Reza Malek, a 63-year-old former deputy of the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence, who has spent most of the last two decades in…
Meeting with Kamran Ghaderi
Kamran Ghaderi, a 55-year-old Iranian-Austrian citizen, has been imprisoned in Iran for over two years on charges of espionage and collaboration with a hostile government.…
Meeting with Mohammad Najafi
The article discusses Mohammad Najafi, a lawyer imprisoned for advocating for victims of the December 2017 protests in Iran, where numerous individuals were killed. His…
The Roots of Financial Institutions' Problems Date Back to the 1990s
The article discusses the historical roots of the problems faced by financial institutions in Iran, tracing them back to the 1990s when credit cooperatives were…
Brief Conversation Between Trump and Putin; White House Denies Separate Meeting in Vietnam
U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin briefly interacted at the APEC summit in Vietnam, but the White House denied any planned separate…
Meeting with Osman Esmaeili
Osman Esmaeili, a 55-year-old worker and father of seven, was imprisoned for participating in International Workers' Day celebrations. He was arrested in May 2015 and…
Meeting with Ali Amini
Ali Amini, a Christian convert and father of two, was arrested in Tabriz on December 10, 2017, by security forces while preparing for Christmas celebrations.…
Meeting with Nasser Nourd Gol-tappeh
Nasser Nourd Gol-tappeh, a 46-year-old Christian convert in Tehran, is serving a 10-year sentence for establishing a house church, accused of acting against national security.…
Messi: Brazil, Germany, France, and Spain Have the Best Chances of Winning the World Cup in Russia
Lionel Messi expressed his belief that Brazil, Germany, France, and Spain are the top contenders for the 2018 World Cup. He considers a draw with…
Papua: We Will Use Force If Necessary to Evacuate Manus Camp
Papua New Guinea officials have begun evacuating the Manus refugee camp, threatening to use force against the 600 migrants if they do not leave voluntarily.…
Syrian Government Forces and Hezbollah Capture ISIS's Last Major Stronghold
Syrian government forces and Hezbollah have captured Al-Bukamal, the last major stronghold of ISIS, marking a significant defeat for the group. This development follows a…
Democrats' Victory in Gubernatorial Elections in New Jersey and Virginia
Democratic candidates Ralph Northam and Phil Murphy won gubernatorial elections in Virginia and New Jersey, respectively, defeating their Republican opponents. This outcome may signal a…
Hundreds of Refugees on Manus Island Lack Access to Water, Electricity, and Food
A court in Papua New Guinea has denied requests from refugees on Manus Island for basic necessities like water and electricity, leading to a humanitarian…
Possibility of Transferring Cash Subsidy Payment Responsibility to the Imam Khomeini Relief Foundation
There are discussions about transferring cash subsidy payment responsibilities to the Imam Khomeini Relief Foundation, with the head of the foundation expressing optimism about this…
North Korea's Nuclear Activity 'At the Center' of Trump's Two-Day Visit to South Korea
U.S. President Donald Trump is visiting South Korea, focusing on North Korea's nuclear activities. He expressed optimism about resolving tensions, while emphasizing military readiness and…
FATF: Iran's Deadline for Implementing the 'Action Plan' Ends in January Next Year
The FATF has set a deadline of January 31, 2018, for Iran to implement its 'Action Plan' to combat money laundering and terrorist financing. If…
Trump: Patience with North Korea Has Ended
Donald Trump announced that the U.S. will no longer exercise 'tactical patience' with North Korea, emphasizing the threat posed by its nuclear program. Japan's Prime…
Ali Salehi Criticizes the 'Censorship Experts' of the Ministry of Culture
Ali Salehi, a prominent Iranian poet, has criticized the Ministry of Culture for censoring his book for seven months, questioning the legitimacy of their actions.…
Trump Criticizes Trade Agreements Between Japan and the United States
Donald Trump criticized the trade agreements between the U.S. and Japan during his visit to Tokyo, claiming they are unfair and not open. He emphasized…
Dozens Killed and Wounded in Car Bomb Explosion in Deir ez-Zor
A car bomb explosion in Deir ez-Zor, Syria, has resulted in numerous casualties among refugees, with reports suggesting ISIS's involvement. The Syrian army recently regained…
Trump Expresses Doubt About Tillerson's Continued Role as U.S. Secretary of State
Donald Trump has expressed uncertainty about Rex Tillerson's future as Secretary of State, criticizing his leadership and decision-making. This has prompted reactions from Congress, highlighting…
Spain Requests Extradition of Ousted Catalonia Leader from Belgium
The Supreme Court of Spain has issued an arrest warrant for Carles Puigdemont, the ousted leader of Catalonia, requesting his extradition from Belgium. Puigdemont faces…
Fake News Selected as Word of the Year
'Fake news' has been named the word of the year by the Collins English Dictionary, reflecting a 365% increase in its usage, primarily popularized by…
Moscow, Khamenei, and the Riddle of 'Who is the Enemy?'
Ali Khamenei met with Vladimir Putin, discussing U.S. hostility and strengthening ties with Russia. Ahmadreza Pourdastan revealed that Russian planes had launched missiles from Iran…
Meeting with Mohammad Saber Malek-Reisi
The article discusses the case of Mohammad Saber Malek-Reisi, a 25-year-old political prisoner from Iran who has been incarcerated since he was 17. He was…
Meeting with Negin Ghadyamian
Negin Ghadyamian, a 24-year-old Baha'i citizen, is serving a five-year prison sentence in Iran for allegedly acting against national security through her online teaching activities.…
Meeting with Reza Aghakhani
Reza Aghakhani, a 56-year-old political activist, is serving a three-year sentence in Evin Prison for allegedly acting against national security. His conviction has been contested,…
Meeting with Mahmoud Salehi
Mahmoud Salehi, a 55-year-old labor activist from Saqqez, is currently imprisoned after being sentenced for his efforts to advocate for workers' rights. His original 9-year…
Meeting with Behzad Zabihih
Behzad Zabihih, a 50-year-old Bahá'í from Sari, was arrested and sentenced to prison for promoting his faith, reflecting ongoing persecution of Bahá'ís in Iran. His…
Syrian Government Forces Fully Retake Deir ez-Zor from ISIS
Syrian government forces, supported by Hezbollah and Russian airstrikes, have reportedly regained full control of Deir ez-Zor from ISIS, although some militants remain in the…
UN: Iraq Lacks Jurisdiction to Prosecute 'Islamic State' Actors in Mosul
The UN report states that Iraq cannot prosecute 'Islamic State' crimes in Mosul and suggests the International Criminal Court as an alternative. It highlights the…
Kurdistan Region Proposes Joint Control of Ibrahim Khalil Crossing to Iraqi Government
The Kurdistan Region of Iraq has proposed a joint control of the Ibrahim Khalil border crossing with the Iraqi central government amidst escalating tensions following…
From Academic Islamization to Zionist Toothbrush
The article discusses the implications of the new Iranian Minister of Science's push for Islamizing universities, alongside various current events including sexual allegations against celebrities…
Iraqi Army Threatens Military Action Against Kurdistan Region
The Iraqi army has threatened military action against the Kurdistan Region if it delays handing over border areas. This comes after tensions escalated following an…
Amnesty International Calls for Further Reforms in Saudi Arabia for Human Rights
Amnesty International has criticized Saudi Arabia's recent legal changes regarding women's rights as insufficient and called for broader reforms to protect the rights of women,…
Empty Table: 200 Retirees Gather in Front of the Organization for Planning and Budget
Approximately 200 civil retirees protested in front of the Organization for Planning and Budget in Iran, demanding better living conditions and the implementation of pension…