September 2017
The Last Country That Did Not Allow Women to Drive
Saudi Arabia has officially allowed women to drive, a historic change for the country, which was the last in the world to prohibit it. This…
Mattis: New Strategy in Afghanistan Destroys Insurgents' Hope for Victory Through Violence
U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis visited Afghanistan to announce a new military strategy aimed at defeating insurgent groups like the Taliban. This strategy involves…
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Attack on Kabul Airport
ISIS has claimed responsibility for a missile attack on Kabul Airport during the visit of U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis and NATO Secretary General…
Heavy Defeat for Persepolis Against Al-Hilal of Saudi Arabia
Persepolis faced a surprising 4-0 defeat against Al-Hilal in the AFC Champions League semi-finals, making their path to the final extremely challenging. They must overcome…
Is the Blade of Censorship and Limitation More Effective for Women Filmmakers?
Narges Abyar's film "Breath" is the first film directed by an Iranian woman to be introduced for the Oscars, raising questions about the challenges faced…
Meeting with Shahin Aghdami
Shahin Aghdami, a 39-year-old political prisoner, has spent most of his life in prison and is currently serving a ten-year sentence in Rajai Shahr prison.…
Heir of L'Oréal Cosmetics Company Passes Away at Age 94
Liliane Bettencourt, the heir of L'Oréal and the richest woman in the world, passed away at 94, potentially altering the dynamics of L'Oréal and its…
Research Findings: Over 40 Million People Are Trapped in Slavery
A joint study reveals that over 40 million people are victims of modern slavery, including forced labor and forced marriages. The report, conducted by major…
Amnesty International: Aung San Suu Kyi has buried her head in the sand regarding the Rohingya issue
Amnesty International criticized Aung San Suu Kyi's response to the Rohingya crisis, labeling her comments as lies and victim-blaming. The organization claims that Myanmar's security…
Two Suicide Attacks in Iraq; At Least 74 People Killed
Two suicide attacks in southern Iraq resulted in at least 74 deaths, including Iranian casualties among pilgrims returning from Karbala. The attacks, claimed by ISIS,…
Iran's Rank in Human Capital Index is 104th in the World
Iran ranks 104th in the World Economic Forum's Human Capital Index, indicating significant challenges in utilizing its human resources effectively. Key statistics highlight a low…
Some Anesthesiologists Refuse to Perform Surgery in Iran
Anesthesiologists in Iran are protesting a 25% reduction in their tariffs, which they claim has severely impacted their income and the quality of patient care.…
New Features and Innovations in Apple's Latest Phones
Apple has introduced new iPhone models, including the iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and X, featuring advanced processors and face recognition technology. However, the high prices…
Persepolis Advances to the Top Four Teams in Asia with 10 Players
Persepolis football team defeated Al-Ahli 3-1, advancing to the semifinals of the AFC Champions League with a 5-3 aggregate score. Despite being reduced to ten…
The Death Toll from Irma Reaches 'At Least 40'; Florida Still Without Power
Hurricane Irma has caused at least 40 deaths, with millions in Florida still without power. The storm, which made landfall on September 10, has been…
Sustainable Development in Iran Depends on Increasing Education Levels
On International Literacy Day, experts highlight the paradox of Iran's high education enrollment alongside significant illiteracy rates. Saeed Piyvandi emphasizes the need for a literate…
The Only Child Who Survived; The Eye Witness of Yemen
Buthaina, the only survivor of a deadly airstrike in Yemen, has become a symbol of the ongoing humanitarian crisis. The airstrike, attributed to the Saudi-led…
Does Iran's Job Market Have a Bright Outlook?
Masoud Nili, a senior government official, highlighted the urgent need for Iran to create 800,000 jobs annually, particularly as more women and young graduates enter…
Suicide Attack on Power Plant in Samarra Leaves Seven Dead
A suicide attack on a power plant in Samarra, Iraq, resulted in seven deaths and multiple injuries, with ISIS claiming responsibility. This incident highlights ongoing…
Trump to Meet World Leaders on UN Structural Reforms
President Trump is set to meet with world leaders to discuss reforms to the UN structure, presenting a ten-point proposal aimed at improving efficiency and…