November 2017
Theresa May: Trump's Retweeting of an Extremist Group's Videos Was Wrong
UK Prime Minister Theresa May criticized Donald Trump for retweeting videos from the far-right group Britain First, calling it a wrong action. This incident has…
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…
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.…
British Prime Minister's Dialogue with the King of Saudi Arabia in Riyadh
British Prime Minister Theresa May visited Saudi Arabia to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Yemen with King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. She…
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…
From Alireza's Loss to the Thai Man's Hijab
The program discusses the pressures on Iranian athletes to avoid competing against Israelis, highlighting Alireza Karimi's forced loss. It also covers the failed screening of…
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…
"Home"; The Generation of "Oblivion" and the Generation of "Religious Hypocrisy"
The film "Home" explores themes of generational conflict, religious hypocrisy, and societal illness in Iran, focusing on a complex family dynamic. Despite its intriguing premise,…
North Korea Fired a New Ballistic Missile
North Korea has launched a ballistic missile, marking its first such action since mid-September. The South Korean and U.S. military are assessing the situation, and…
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…
French President Calls for Action Against African Migrant Trafficking
French President Emmanuel Macron condemned the trafficking of African migrants as a crime against humanity and called for a collaborative effort between Europe and Africa…
Central Bank of Iran Reports 11% Increase in Housing Prices in Tehran
The Central Bank of Iran reported an 18.5% increase in home sales and an 11% rise in housing prices in Tehran for November compared to…
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.…
White House Warns Pakistan About Consequences of Releasing Founder of Lashkar-e-Taiba
The White House has condemned Pakistan's release of Hafiz Saeed, founder of Lashkar-e-Taiba, warning it could harm U.S.-Pakistan relations unless he is re-arrested and prosecuted.…
Iranian Officials Warn About the Entry of Psychoactive Substance 'Dastmal' into the Country
Iranian officials have issued a warning about a new psychoactive substance called 'Dastmal' that resembles marijuana but is produced in laboratories. Although it has been…
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…
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…
Mashhoon Resigns and Iran's Surprising Defeat Against Iraq
The Iranian national basketball team unexpectedly lost to Iraq in their World Cup qualifier, coinciding with the resignation of Mahmoud Mashhoon, the federation's president. This…
Netanyahu's Coalition Government Faces Crisis Following Resignation of Religious Party
Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition government is in crisis after Yaakov Litzman, leader of the Torah Judaism party, announced his party's resignation unless construction on the Tel…
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…
From Vahid's Curse to Qasem's Congratulations
The program discusses various current events, including the earthquake relief efforts, political resignations, and humorous takes on religious commentary. It highlights the congratulations to Qasem…
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…
Welcome to the First Wednesday Station!
The first episode of the Tomorrow Station program focuses on assisting earthquake victims in western Iran and discusses various related topics, including a new film…
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.…
FBI Releases Photo of 'Behzad Masri, Iranian Hacker' of HBO Network
The FBI has released a photo of Behzad Masri, an Iranian hacker accused of stealing unreleased episodes of 'Game of Thrones' from HBO and attempting…
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…
Interior Ministry: Critics of the Street Children Collection Plan are 'Making Excuses'
The Iranian Interior Ministry defended its controversial plan to collect street children, dismissing critics as making excuses and emphasizing the need for immediate action despite…
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.…
Selfie of Miss Iraq and Miss Israel Sparks Controversy
A selfie taken by Sarah Idan, Miss Iraq, with Adar Gandelsman, Miss Israel, during the Miss Universe pageant has sparked significant controversy among Arab social…
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…
Zimbabwe's Ruling Party Initiates Impeachment of Robert Mugabe
Zimbabwe's ruling party, Zanu-PF, has initiated impeachment proceedings against President Robert Mugabe after he failed to resign by a set deadline. Mugabe, who has faced…
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.…
Arab Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Cairo; Perspectives of Mansour Farhang and Mohsen Milani
The Arab League held a meeting in Cairo where they stressed the need for a united front against Iran's interventions. This reflects ongoing tensions in…
U.S. Strategic Command Chief: 'Illegal' Order for Nuclear Strike May Be Rejected
General John Hyten of U.S. Strategic Command stated that any illegal order for a nuclear strike could be rejected. This comes amid rising tensions over…
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.…
Hariri and Macron Meet in Paris; Hariri to Return to Lebanon on Wednesday
Saad Hariri met with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris and announced his intention to return to Lebanon on Independence Day. Hariri's resignation and the…
Saudi Arabia Summons Ambassador in Protest Against German Foreign Minister's Remarks
Saudi Arabia has summoned its ambassador in Berlin in response to German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel's comments about Saad Hariri being held against his will…
Saad Hariri Arrives in Paris for Meeting with Macron After Leaving Riyadh
Saad Hariri, the Lebanese Prime Minister, arrived in Paris for a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron after leaving Saudi Arabia amid speculation about his…
Saad Hariri: I Remain in Saudi Arabia for Consultation
Saad Hariri, the resigned Lebanese Prime Minister, remains in Saudi Arabia for consultations regarding Lebanon's future and its relations with Arab states. His resignation has…
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…
Turkish Police Operation to Arrest Dozens of University Professors Linked to Last Year's Coup
Turkish police have arrested 22 staff members from Marmara University as part of an operation linked to the 2016 coup attempt, suspecting them of ties…
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…
Mugabe's Insistence on Remaining in Power; Crisis in Zimbabwe Continues
Robert Mugabe, the 93-year-old president of Zimbabwe, insists on remaining in power despite the army's recent takeover. The situation escalated after he dismissed his deputy,…
Saudi Arabia: Hariri's Decision to Return to Lebanon is His Own
Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir stated that Saad Hariri's decision to return to Lebanon is his own, following Hariri's resignation and subsequent criticism of Iran…
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…
Associated Press Report on the First Genetic Manipulation in a Patient's Body
Scientists have conducted the first genetic manipulation inside a patient's body to treat Hunter syndrome, a metabolic disorder. Brian Maddox, the patient, expressed pride in…
The Largest Contract in Airbus History Worth Approximately $50 Billion
Airbus has announced a historic deal to sell 430 aircraft worth $49.5 billion to Indigo Partners, marking the largest transaction in its history. This deal…
Armed Man Kills Four in California
An armed man in Northern California killed four people and injured ten others in a shooting spree that included an attempt to enter an elementary…
Sheikh Ali Salman to be Tried for 'Espionage' for Qatar
Sheikh Ali Salman, a prominent Shia opposition leader in Bahrain, is facing trial for alleged espionage for Qatar, amidst ongoing tensions between Bahrain and Qatar.…
Statements by a Parliament Representative Regarding 'Implicit Agreement' on Government Restructuring Denied
The Deputy of the President's Office denied claims of an implicit agreement among government leaders to restructure ministries, countering statements made by a parliament representative.…
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…
Queiroz and Masoud Shojaei's 'Confession'; Revelations from Khabar Varzeshi Newspaper
The article discusses the controversy surrounding Masoud Shojaei's removal from Iran's national football team, highlighting the tensions between him and coach Carlos Queiroz. It raises…
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…
ISIS Forces Reclaim Parts of Al-Bukamal City
ISIS has launched a counterattack and reclaimed parts of Al-Bukamal city after being previously driven out by Syrian government forces. This development highlights the ongoing…
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…
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…
Human Rights Watch Criticizes Mass Arrests in Saudi Arabia's Anti-Corruption Campaign
Human Rights Watch has condemned the mass arrests in Saudi Arabia linked to a new anti-corruption campaign, demanding clarity on the legal grounds for these…
Palestinian Authority's Security Cooperation with Israel Resumed 'Fully'
The Palestinian Authority has fully resumed security cooperation with Israel, which had been halted due to protests against Israeli security measures at the Al-Aqsa Mosque.…
Germany: North Korea Should Accept the US Proposal for Negotiation
Germany's government spokesperson urged North Korea to accept US negotiations while Trump warned of serious consequences for the regime. This situation highlights the unpredictable nature…
Destruction of a High Percentage of Iran's Wildlife Over the Past 40 Years
The Environmental Protection Agency in Lorestan reports that 80% of animal species in Iran have been lost over the past 40 years, citing neglect and…
Historic Victory for Minorities and LGBTQ+ in Local Elections in the U.S.
In recent U.S. local elections, significant victories were achieved by minority and LGBTQ+ candidates, including the election of the first transgender person to a state…
Islamic Sciences Professor Takes Leave from Oxford University After Being Accused of 'Rape'
Tariq Ramadan, a prominent Islamic scholar at Oxford University, has taken a leave of absence following allegations of rape and sexual harassment from two women.…
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…
Wife Discovers Husband's Affair, Forces Qatar Airways Flight to Land
An Iranian woman discovered her husband's affair mid-flight, leading to a heated argument that forced the Qatar Airways flight to land in Chennai. The family…
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…
Implicit Defense of the Media System Organization by Government Spokesman
The Iranian government is attempting to establish a 'Media System Organization' that critics argue will severely restrict journalistic freedom. Government spokesman Mohammad Baqer Nobakht defended…
Goncourt Prize 2017 Awarded to 'Agenda'
Eric Vuillard's book 'Agenda', which explores the origins of World War II, won the prestigious Goncourt Prize in France. The book highlights the rarely discussed…
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.…
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…
Change of Two Key Ministers and Widespread Arrests in Saudi Arabia
King Salman of Saudi Arabia has made significant changes in leadership, including the arrest of 11 princes and several ministers, as part of efforts to…
Latest Status of Mohammad Ali Taheri's Case and Other Political-Prisoners
Mohammad Ali Taheri's death sentence has been annulled again by the Supreme Court, while the detention of journalists Yaghma Fashkhami and Sasan Aghaei continues without…
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…
Paradox with Kambez Hosseini; Interview with Nikzad Najoomi
The article discusses a weekly radio program called 'Paradox' hosted by Kambez Hosseini, featuring an interview with painter Nikzad Najoomi. The program airs every Friday…
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 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…
Puigdemont: The Arrest of Catalan Officials is a Serious Mistake
Carles Puigdemont criticized the recent arrests of Catalan officials as a serious mistake and called for peaceful protests against the Spanish government. The Spanish authorities…
U.S. Senate Calls for the Release of American Citizens Imprisoned in Iran
The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a resolution demanding the release of American citizens imprisoned in Iran, including Siamak and Baquer Namazi. The resolution calls for…
Possibility of Arrest Warrant for Ousted Catalonia President
Carles Puigdemont, the ousted president of Catalonia, faces potential arrest across Europe after failing to appear in court regarding charges of rebellion and separatism. He…
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…
UK Defense Minister Resigns Amid Sexual Harassment Scandal
UK Defense Minister Michael Flynn resigned amid a sexual harassment scandal that has implicated several members of Parliament. The scandal has raised concerns across political…
Mohammad Yazdi: Ali Larijani Should Correct the Election Law for the Sake of God
Mohammad Yazdi criticized Ali Larijani's objections to the Guardian Council's decision to cancel a Zoroastrian council member's membership, urging reforms in Iran's election law. Yazdi…
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,…
Jahangirlu: A Harsh Response to the Catalonia Crisis Will Have Catastrophic Consequences
Ramin Jahangirlu discusses the ongoing Catalonia crisis, comparing it to a painful divorce that reflects a deeper historical desire for independence. He warns that a…
Kurdistan Region: Ibrahim Khalil Border Crossing is Under Erbil Control
The Kurdistan Region claims control over the Ibrahim Khalil border crossing despite reports of Iraqi central government forces taking control. This situation highlights ongoing tensions…