November 2016
Fidel Castro, Leader of the Cuban Revolution, Passes Away
Fidel Castro, the former leader of Cuba, has died at the age of 90, as announced by his brother Raul Castro. His death marks the…
Should a Man Have Jealousy?
The article discusses the cultural concept of jealousy in men and its implications for women's rights, coinciding with the International Day for the Elimination of…
Fire in Haifa, Israel Controlled; 12 Arrested on Arson Charges
A significant wildfire in Haifa, Israel, has been controlled, but other areas continue to burn, displacing around 60,000 people. Twelve individuals have been arrested on…
Israeli Police Investigation into Submarine Purchase Contract from Germany
The Israeli Attorney General has initiated an investigation into a controversial submarine purchase contract with Germany, linked to Prime Minister Netanyahu's personal lawyer. This scrutiny…
24% Increase in Iran's Steel Production
Iran's steel production saw a significant increase of 24% in October 2016 compared to the previous year, reaching 1.64 million tons. This growth occurs amidst…
Labor Household Expenses Reach Three Million Tomans; Minimum Wage Set at 812 Thousand Tomans
The cost of living for labor households in Iran has reached over three million tomans, while the minimum wage is set at only 812 thousand…
Referral of Nearly Ten Thousand Domestic Violence Cases to Forensic Medicine in Tehran in Six Months
In the first half of 2016, Tehran's forensic medicine received 9,499 domestic violence cases and 224 child abuse cases. The statistics reveal a concerning trend…
Melania Trump: From Yugoslavia to the White House
Melania Trump, soon to be the First Lady of the United States, has a unique background as the second First Lady born outside the U.S.,…
Human Rights Watch Protests the Destruction of Arab Homes in Iraq by Kurdish Forces
Human Rights Watch has condemned the destruction of Arab homes in Iraq by Kurdish security forces, suggesting it may amount to war crimes. This destruction…
Netanyahu: Victory of Either Candidate in US Elections is Good for Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu believes that the victory of either US presidential candidate would benefit Israel, emphasizing the importance of direct negotiations for resolving the…
Iraqi Army Claims to Have Approached Mosul Airport
The Iraqi army has advanced closer to Mosul airport in its battle against ISIS, claiming control over key areas. This military operation is significant as…
Legatum Institute: Iran Ranks 118th in Well-Being Index Among 149 Countries
The Legatum Institute's annual report ranks Iran 118th in well-being among 149 countries, highlighting ongoing issues in governance and personal freedom. This reflects a decade-long…
German Police Arrest Seven Afghan Refugees on Charges of Raping an Iranian Teenager
German police arrested seven Afghan refugees for allegedly raping a 17-year-old Iranian girl and filming the assault. This incident highlights the challenges and tensions within…
Response to Hashemi's Statements on the 2013 Elections: 'The Guardian Council's Opinion is Independent'
The spokesman for the Guardian Council, Abbasali Kadkhodai, rejected Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani's claims about the influence of a former intelligence minister in his disqualification during…
Iran's Youth Boxing Team Will Not Compete in World Championships; 'For the Sake of Honor'
The Iranian Boxing Federation has decided not to send its youth boxing team to the World Championships in Russia, citing concerns over their morale and…
Audio Message Attributed to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi Released Following Mosul Operations
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi released an audio message urging ISIS supporters in Mosul to resist Iraqi and coalition forces. He framed the Mosul liberation as a…
Spinach That Detects Bombs
Researchers at MIT have engineered spinach plants to detect bomb-related chemicals and wirelessly transmit this information, marking a significant advancement in plant nanobionics. This technology…