June 2016
Alvin Toffler, Author of 'The Third Wave', Passes Away
Alvin Toffler, a prominent American futurist and author of 'Future Shock' and 'The Third Wave', passed away at 87. His work significantly influenced thoughts on…
Portugal, First Team to Reach Euro 2016 Semi-Finals
Portugal has advanced to the semi-finals of Euro 2016 after defeating Poland in a penalty shootout. The match ended in a draw after regular time,…
Death of 'more than 30' in a suicide bombing of buses carrying Afghan security forces
A suicide bombing in Kabul targeting buses of Afghan security forces resulted in over 30 deaths and many injuries. The Taliban has claimed responsibility for…
Russia and Turkey Agree to End 'Critical Phase' in Bilateral Relations
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan have agreed to resume bilateral relations after a period of tension following the downing of…
Air Pollution and Strokes
A recent study published in 'The Lancet' highlights the significant link between air pollution and stroke incidence in Iran, suggesting that reducing air pollution could…
Discovery of Organic Molecule in the Center of the Milky Way Galaxy
Scientists have discovered an organic molecule, propylene oxide, in interstellar space near the center of the Milky Way, marking a significant advancement in understanding the…
John Kerry: Britain's Exit from the European Union May Not Happen
John Kerry expressed that Britain's exit from the EU may not occur, highlighting David Cameron's reluctance to negotiate an exit. The U.S. remains supportive of…
Hollande: Britain's Access to the European Common Market is Coming to an End
British Prime Minister David Cameron met with EU leaders for the first time since the Brexit vote, where French President François Hollande emphasized that without…
UNICEF Warns of Deep Inequality Between Poor and Rich Children
UNICEF's recent report highlights the growing inequality between poor and rich children, with alarming statistics on child mortality and education. The report calls for urgent…
Coordinated Explosions in Yemen Leave 38 Dead
On Monday, coordinated explosions in Mukalla, Yemen, killed at least 38 people and injured 24, with the Islamic State claiming responsibility. The attacks highlight the…
Air Pollution: The Fourth Threat to Human Health
The International Energy Agency reports that air pollution is the fourth leading threat to human health, with millions of deaths attributed to it annually. The…
Cameron: The Result of the Referendum on Britain's Exit from the European Union Must Be Respected
British Prime Minister David Cameron stated that the result of the Brexit referendum must be respected, but formal exit negotiations will not begin yet. He…
Erdogan Apologizes to Russia for Downing Russian Fighter Jet at Syrian Border
Turkish President Erdogan has apologized to Russia for the downing of a Russian fighter jet near the Syrian border, expressing sympathy to the pilot's family.…
Controversial Copa America Final: Chile's Victory and Lionel Messi's Farewell
Chile won the Copa America final against Argentina in a penalty shootout after a 0-0 draw, marking their second consecutive championship. Lionel Messi announced his…
The Theft of CIA-Sent Weapons for Syrian Rebels in Jordan
Weapons sent by the CIA and Saudi Arabia for Syrian rebels have been stolen in Jordan and sold on the black market, with some used…
Euro Championship: France, Germany, and Belgium Advance
France, Germany, and Belgium have advanced to the quarter-finals of the Euro Championship after winning their respective matches. France overcame Ireland, Germany defeated Slovakia, and…
Sturgeon: We Will Not Spare Any Effort to Remain in the European Union
Nicola Sturgeon, the First Minister of Scotland, has vowed to take every possible action to keep Scotland in the EU after a majority of Scots…
End of the Liberation Operation of Fallujah by the Iraqi Army
Iraqi forces have successfully recaptured Fallujah from the 'Islamic State' militants after five weeks of intense fighting. This victory is seen as a crucial step…
The British Referendum and the Likelihood of Trump's Victory
The British referendum on leaving the EU surprised many, as analysts believed the British would not vote for chaos. This outcome has raised doubts about…
Scotland Begins Measures to Preserve EU Membership
Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced plans to preserve Scotland's EU membership following the UK's referendum to leave the EU. She indicated that a new…
Supreme Court Ruling on Immigration Could Boost Clinton's Votes
The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling against Obama's immigration plan may temporarily benefit Republicans, but historical trends suggest it will mobilize Latino voters in favor of…
Sanders: I Will Vote for Hillary Clinton to Defeat Trump
Bernie Sanders has announced he will vote for Hillary Clinton in the upcoming presidential election to help defeat Donald Trump, although he has not fully…
Scotland and Northern Ireland's Reaction to the EU Exit Referendum
Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to remain in the EU, highlighting a deep division within the UK following the Brexit referendum. Martin McGuinness called for…
ISIS Captures 900 Kurdish Civilians in Northern Syria
ISIS has captured 900 Kurdish civilians in northern Syria as a retaliatory measure against the Syrian Democratic Forces' operations to retake Manbij. This situation highlights…
Democratic Representatives End Their Sit-In in Congress
Democratic representatives in the U.S. Congress ended a nearly 26-hour sit-in protesting the lack of action on gun control laws, following the Orlando shooting. They…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini Episode 163
The radio program discusses recent events in Iran, including the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and Trump's comments on Iran's actions. Key…
A Proposal in the European Parliament: Robots to be Classified as 'Electronic Persons'
The European Parliament is considering a proposal to classify robots as 'electronic persons,' which would require their owners to pay taxes instead of social security…
Arrest of Three Suspects in Planning Attack on Sexual Minorities in Turkey
Three suspects, including a Turkish citizen and two Dagestani nationals, were arrested in Turkey for planning an attack on a rally for sexual minorities. The…
What is a Super PAC?
The article discusses the concept of Super PACs in U.S. elections, highlighting their role in fundraising and the implications of unlimited financial contributions from wealthy…
Iron Men Champion: The Federation Said to Go Sell Drugs
Mehrab Fatemi, a champion in power competitions, exposes financial corruption and drug abuse within the Iranian sports federation, claiming that athletes are encouraged to sell…
Iran Likely to Remain on the Money Laundering Blacklist
Iran is expected to remain on the FATF blacklist despite recent lobbying efforts. This situation limits Iran's access to international banking and financial systems, affecting…
Iran's Oil Revenues Have Decreased 'Fourfold' Compared to 2011
Iran's oil revenues have dramatically decreased, dropping from over $114 billion in 2011 to just $27 billion in 2015, largely due to sanctions and falling…
Over 260 People Die in Bangladesh Due to Lightning in Six Months
In Bangladesh, 261 people have died from lightning strikes in just six months this year, raising concerns about the impact of climate change. The government…
British Airways Resumes Flights to Tehran Delayed Until September
British Airways has postponed the resumption of its flights to Tehran until September, citing technical issues. The airline had previously announced plans to restart flights…
De Mistura: Bombing of Besieged Areas in Syria Continues
Stefan de Mistura, the UN envoy for Syria, reports ongoing bombing of besieged areas despite some improvements in aid access. The humanitarian crisis continues to…
New Report: Spending Millions in the U.S. to Promote Hate Against Muslims
A report reveals that 74 groups in the U.S. are involved in promoting Islamophobia, with 33 of them primarily focused on spreading hate against Muslims.…
Water Shortage in Palestinian Areas of the West Bank Since the Beginning of Ramadan
The Israeli Water Authority has significantly reduced water supply to Palestinian areas in the West Bank since the start of Ramadan, exacerbating the water crisis…
ISIS Counterattack on Syrian Army Positions and US-Supported Forces
ISIS has launched a counterattack against US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces and the Syrian army, capturing areas around Manbij and Tabqa. This escalation highlights the ongoing…
The Number of Refugees and Displaced Persons Worldwide Exceeds 65 Million
The UN Refugee Agency reports that the global number of refugees and displaced persons has surpassed 65 million, largely due to conflicts in Syria, Afghanistan,…
Suicide Attack on Minibus Carrying Nepali Workers in Kabul
A suicide bomber attacked a minibus in Kabul carrying Nepali security guards, resulting in at least 14 deaths. The Taliban claimed responsibility, marking the first…
Alarm Bell of 'Veznecilir'; Questions Following the Suicide Attack in Istanbul
A recent suicide attack in Istanbul, carried out by a PKK-affiliated woman, has reignited discussions on the Kurdish issue in Turkey. The attack resulted in…
The Detrimental Effects of Antibiotics on Children's Digestive Systems
A recent study reveals that antibiotic exposure in early childhood disrupts the growth of beneficial gut microorganisms, potentially leading to antibiotic resistance. This research highlights…
Ayatollah Khamenei Urges Higher Education Officials to Prevent Universities from Diverging from Revolutionary Values
Ayatollah Khamenei has called on Iranian higher education officials to ensure that universities uphold revolutionary values. This request raises questions about the ability of these…
Iran's First Victory in the 2016 World Volleyball League
The Iranian national volleyball team secured its first win in the 2016 World League by defeating Argentina 3-2. This victory is significant as it comes…
Iraqi Army Opens New Front Against ISIS in Southern Mosul
The Iraqi army has launched new operations against ISIS in southern Mosul following the liberation of Fallujah. Defense Minister Khalid al-Obeidi announced the aim to…
Burning of 15 Iranian Trucks in Turkey by Unknown Individuals
Fifteen Iranian trucks were burned in Turkey, prompting Iranian officials to declare the area unsafe for transport. The Iranian government is seeking protection for its…
Saudi Defense Minister Requests Meeting with UN Secretary-General
Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince and Defense Minister, has requested a meeting with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon amid controversies regarding the Saudi-led coalition's…
Prison Sentences and Revocation of Citizenship for Eight Shia Citizens of Bahrain
A Bahraini court has sentenced eight Shia citizens to 15 years in prison for allegedly forming a terrorist group and revoked their citizenship. This comes…
Obama: Any terrorist or disturbed person in America can easily buy powerful weapons
Barack Obama criticized the easy access to powerful weapons in the U.S. during his visit to Orlando, where he met with victims' families of the…
British Parliament Member Stabbed and Shot to Death
Jo Cox, a Labour MP in the UK, was fatally attacked in Birstall, leading to widespread shock and the cancellation of political campaigning ahead of…
Iran Becomes the 100th Member of the International Surfing Federation
Iran has officially joined the International Surfing Federation as its 100th member, a development sparked by an Irish surfer's visit in 2010. This growth in…
UN: Islamic State has committed genocide against Yazidis
The UN has accused the Islamic State of committing genocide against Yazidis in Iraq and Syria, highlighting ongoing abductions and sexual slavery. The report is…
Turkey and the Terrorism Crisis
Turkey is facing a severe security crisis marked by a rise in terrorism and instability, significantly impacting its political landscape and regional security. The government's…
European Championship; Dozens Arrested in Lille Clashes
Clashes between English and Russian football fans in Lille resulted in nearly 40 arrests and 16 injuries, prompting police intervention and increased security measures. UEFA…
Hot Tea as a Possible Cause of Esophageal Cancer in Iran
A UN research agency has indicated that consuming very hot beverages, particularly in countries like Iran, may increase the risk of esophageal cancer. The findings…
In Turkey Today, 'Anyone Who Does Not Pray is an Animal'
A Turkish theology professor stated on national television that anyone who does not pray is an animal, sparking public outrage and discussions about religious freedom…
Legal Action Against the Director of the Law Newspaper Due to the Publication of the Report '24 Hours of Damnation'
The director of the Law newspaper faces legal action after publishing a report detailing poor conditions in Tehran's prisons. The report claims prisoners have limited…
Anti-Immigrant Banners Collected in Zarach, Yazd
Banners threatening Afghan immigrants in Zarach, Yazd were removed after local officials intervened. The banners gave a deadline for non-Iranian residents to leave and discouraged…
Continuation of Screening for the Film 'We Won't Get Used to It' Approved
The screening of the film 'We Won't Get Used to It' has been allowed to continue after a week of suspension due to its advertisements…
Iraq: ISIS Members Hide Among Civilians Fleeing Fallujah
Iraqi police have arrested over 500 ISIS members hiding among civilians fleeing Fallujah, where thousands are trapped as the Iraqi army advances to reclaim the…
Orlando Massacre; Trump's Emphasis on 'Entry Ban', Clinton's Warning
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton responded to the Orlando massacre, with Trump reiterating his call for a ban on Muslim immigration and Clinton warning against…
The Most Violent Year for the West Bank in a Decade
The UN report highlights that 2015 was the most violent year for the West Bank in a decade, with significant increases in confrontations and fatalities…
New Information on the 'Forgotten Jews' of the Silk Road
Israeli antiquities dealer Lenny Wolf has brought historical manuscripts related to the 'Forgotten Jews' of the Silk Road to Israel, shedding light on their lives…
Child Labor: The Small Victims of Poverty
Iranian newspapers report on the increasing number of child laborers in the country, highlighting the dire economic conditions forcing families to withdraw their children from…
50 Killed and 53 Injured in Florida Shooting
A mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, resulted in 50 deaths and 53 injuries, with the assailant, Omar S. Mateen, reportedly linked…
Over 3,000 Migrants Rescued from the Mediterranean Sea in Three Days
The Italian Coast Guard has rescued over 3,000 migrants from the Mediterranean Sea in just three days, highlighting an ongoing crisis of illegal migration to…
The Resurgence of Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' as a Best-Seller
The Italian newspaper 'Il Giornale' plans to distribute 'Mein Kampf' for free, reigniting controversy over the book's ongoing popularity. This move has drawn criticism from…
Reuters: Import of Several Thousand Tons of Sugar from Brazil to Iran
Iran has imported over 250,000 tons of raw sugar from Brazil for the first time since sanctions were lifted in January. This increase in imports…
Amnesty International Calls for 'Unconditional Release' of Homa Hoodfar
Amnesty International has called for the immediate release of Homa Hoodfar, a Canadian-Iranian professor detained in Iran, linking her arrest to her peaceful activities. The…
Fire at Refugee Camp in Düsseldorf
A fire broke out at a refugee camp in Düsseldorf, leading to the arrest of two 26-year-old asylum seekers from Algeria and Morocco, who are…
BP Company: Iran's Gas Production Increased by Six Percent
BP's annual report indicates that Iran's gas production rose by 5.7% last year, but consumption also increased, limiting net exports. The report highlights challenges in…
Iran's Embassy in Ankara Issues Travel Warning for Turkey
The Iranian Embassy in Ankara has warned its citizens traveling to Turkey to avoid crowded places following recent deadly explosions attributed to the PKK. This…
Concern Expressed by 120 Kurdish Civil and Cultural Activists for the Health Condition of Kaboudvand in Prison
Over 120 Kurdish activists have expressed concern for the health of imprisoned journalist Mohammad Sadiq Kaboudvand in an open letter to President Rouhani. Kaboudvand has…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini-161
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various aspects of current events in Iran, including the potential for radicalization within society and the implications of…
Iranian Paralympic Weightlifter Expelled from National Team for 'Public Disturbance'
Majid Farzin, a gold medalist weightlifter, was expelled from Iran's national Paralympic team for criticizing the training conditions and officials' promises, accused of 'public disturbance.'…
Increase in US Drilling Rigs for the Second Time in 2016
American oil companies have increased their drilling rigs for the second time in 2016 as oil prices hit $50 per barrel, signaling a potential recovery…
Syrian Rebels Push ISIS Back from a 'Strategic Area'
Syrian rebels have successfully pushed ISIS forces back from strategic areas in northern Syria, cutting off a key supply route. This development highlights ongoing conflicts…
Telegram Gathering in Tehran Leads to Temporary Closure of a Mall
A Telegram-organized gathering of young people in Tehran's Kourosh Mall led to police intervention and the mall's temporary closure due to crowding. This incident highlights…
United Nations: Approximately 90,000 Civilians Trapped in Fallujah
The UN reports that around 90,000 civilians are trapped in Fallujah, Iraq, amid a siege by Iraqi forces fighting Islamic State militants. The humanitarian situation…
Six-Month Suspension for Sosha Makani for Wearing 'SpongeBob Pants'
Sosha Makani, a former Iranian national football team goalkeeper, has been suspended for six months for wearing inappropriate pants resembling the animated character SpongeBob. This…
World Bank: Iran's Economic Growth Will Reach 4.4 Percent in 2016
The World Bank forecasts Iran's economic growth will be 4.4% in 2016, up from 1.6% in 2015, driven by increased oil production after sanctions were…
Arash Sadeghi, Political Activist, Arrested to Serve '19-Year Prison Sentence'
Arash Sadeghi, a political activist against the Iranian government, has been arrested to serve a 19-year prison sentence. His wife, Golrokh Iraei, reported the arrest…
Strong Protests Against Removal of Saudi Arabia from UN Blacklist
The UN has faced severe backlash for removing Saudi Arabia from its blacklist of child rights violators, following a report linking the Saudi-led coalition to…
Death of Two Police Officers Following Car Explosion in Turkey
Two police officers were killed in a car explosion in southeastern Turkey, following a previous explosion in Istanbul that killed 11. The Turkish government blames…
Response of the Atomic Energy Organization to Criticism of Heavy Water Surplus Sales
The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran has dismissed claims that it is forced to sell heavy water cheaply due to a lack of buyers, asserting…
30 Iranian Hunters Sheath Their Hunting Weapons
In a ceremony in East Azerbaijan province, 30 hunters pledged to stop hunting permanently to protect the environment and wildlife. This initiative comes amid rising…
Do you think the issuance of flogging sentences for protesting workers in Iran is becoming a growing trend in the judiciary?
A poll was conducted asking whether the issuance of flogging sentences for protesting workers in Iran is becoming a trend in the judiciary. The results…
UN: Reports of Abuse and Killing of Civilians Fleeing Fallujah
The UN reports serious human rights violations against civilians fleeing Fallujah, including abuse and potential executions by Iraqi security forces and militias. The situation is…
Russia Responds to NATO Military Exercises in the Baltic Sea
Russia has reacted to NATO's military exercises in the Baltic Sea, expressing dissatisfaction with NATO's presence in Finland. Sergey Lavrov emphasized Russia's right to respond…
Clinton's Delegate Votes for U.S. Presidential Nomination Reach Threshold
Hillary Clinton has secured enough delegate votes to be nominated as the Democratic candidate for the U.S. presidency, potentially making her the first woman to…
United Nations: Battle in Manbij Displaces 200,000 Syrians
The UN reports that ongoing U.S.-backed military operations in Manbij are displacing thousands of Syrians, with a potential total of 216,000 displaced if the conflict…
The Clinton and Sanders Puzzle at the Finish Line; Who is the Winner?
The article discusses whether the media should declare Hillary Clinton the winner of the Democratic primaries or wait until the convention, considering the ongoing debate…
Recapture of Southern Fallujah; Discovery of Mass Grave
Iraqi special forces have recaptured the southern outskirts of Fallujah from ISIS, facing challenges due to heavy resistance and civilian casualties. A mass grave containing…
Clinton's Victory in the Primaries of the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico
Hillary Clinton has won the majority of votes in the Puerto Rico primaries, securing a significant lead over Bernie Sanders. This victory marks her second…
Minister of Culture: Prosecutors' Interference is the Main Obstacle to Concerts
Ali Jannati, Iran's Minister of Culture, has highlighted the judiciary's interference as a significant barrier to concert performances in the country. He has engaged in…
Polls: Swiss Reject Monthly $2500 Payment to Themselves
A referendum in Switzerland on a proposed monthly payment of $2500 to citizens is expected to be rejected, with polls showing about 78% opposition. Supporters…
Iran's Historic Volleyball Team Qualifies for the Olympics
The Iranian national volleyball team has qualified for the Olympics for the first time by defeating Poland 3-1. This victory marks a significant milestone for…
For the First Time in History, a Refugee Team Will Participate in the Olympics
For the first time, a refugee team will participate in the 2016 Olympics, consisting of 10 athletes from various countries. This initiative aims to raise…
Kamali: U.S. Commitments for Heavy Water Purchase Are Being Implemented
Iran's Atomic Energy Organization spokesperson announced that U.S. commitments to purchase heavy water are being fulfilled, despite previous statements about halting sales due to asset…
UN Calls for the Release of Zeinab Jalalian, Kurdish Activist
The UN has called for the immediate release of Zeinab Jalalian, a Kurdish activist imprisoned in Iran, citing violations of her human rights during detention.…
UN: Air Aid to Syria Not Imminent
The UN has stated that air aid to Syria is not imminent due to security concerns and the need for approval from the Syrian government.…
UN Lists Saudi-led Coalition as Violators of Children's Rights
The UN has placed the Saudi-led coalition on its blacklist for violating children's rights in Yemen due to the high number of child casualties from…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 160
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including Trump's comments on Iran and the implications of the death of the last…
Ali Khomeini Defends Executions of the 1980s in Iran
Ali Khomeini defended the executions of PMOI members in the 1980s, claiming they committed severe crimes against the state. His remarks come amid a broader…
Taraneh Alidoosti; A Girl with a Feminist Tattoo
Taraneh Alidoosti's feminist tattoo sparked significant online debate following a press conference for Asghar Farhadi's film 'The Salesman.' She publicly affirmed her feminist beliefs, while…
Execution of Mohammad Reza Haddadi Delayed
The execution of Mohammad Reza Haddadi, sentenced to death for a crime committed as a minor, has been postponed again. His lawyer is seeking to…