May 2015
Representative of the Mining House: Over 50% of Iran's Mines are Inactive
Over 50% of Iran's licensed mines are reported to be inactive, with calls for the government to transfer mining operations to the private sector for…
Ministry of Intelligence Denies Minister's Statements About His Replacement
The Iranian Ministry of Intelligence has denied claims made by Minister Mahmoud Alavi regarding efforts to replace him by groups involved in the upcoming elections.…
Production of Science or Production of Notes
Taghi Azadarmaki and Hossein Ghazian criticize the bureaucratic and anti-scientific trends in Iranian universities, arguing that specialized knowledge is stifled and replaced by superficial academic…
World Volleyball League; Iran Defeated by the USA
The Iranian national volleyball team lost to the USA in their first match of the 2015 World League. The match was attended by a large…
Humanism and Literary Circles
The article discusses the emergence of humanism and literary circles in Europe during the 15th and 16th centuries, highlighting their role in fostering free discussion…
Turkey's Game with the 'Islamic State' Card
The article discusses allegations that Turkey is lax in controlling jihadist travelers heading to Syria to join ISIS, with opposition figures claiming Erdoğan's government supports…
Nearly 11 Million Rural Residents Are Part of Iran's Inactive Population
A recent report reveals that nearly 11 million rural residents in Iran are inactive, significantly impacting economic development. The high unemployment rate, exceeding 40% in…
Abdullah Saleh: I Did Not Accept the Proposal to Receive Millions of Dollars from Saudi Arabia
Former Yemeni President Abdullah Saleh rejected a Saudi offer to combat Houthi forces, accusing Saudi Arabia of sectarianism. Intense clashes have erupted near Aden between…
The Virtual World of Fashion
The article discusses how technology is transforming the fashion industry, highlighting various applications that change traditional shopping and style perceptions. Notable apps like Polyvor, PS…
Soheila Baski, Contemporary Translator, Novelist, and Entrepreneur, Passed Away
Soheila Baski, a prominent Iranian translator, novelist, and entrepreneur, passed away after a long illness. She was known for her contributions to women's rights, literature,…
Mehdi Karroubi's Eye Surgery Conducted by Health Minister of Rouhani's Government
Mehdi Karroubi underwent eye surgery for cataracts conducted by Health Minister Hassan Ghazizadeh Hashemi. His son reported that his condition is satisfactory, while concerns about…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini -110
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various current events in Iran, including the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and escalating tensions…
Reza Daneshvar, Creator of the Novel 'Khosrow Khoban', Passed Away in Exile
Reza Daneshvar, a notable Iranian novelist known for 'Khosrow Khoban', passed away at 68 due to cancer in Paris. His death has been mourned by…
At least 45 killed in airstrike on police center in Sana'a
An airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition on a police center in Sana'a resulted in at least 45 deaths and over 280 injuries, as volunteers gathered…
Leader of Al-Qaeda Branch in Syria: Our Aim is to Conquer Damascus
Abu Muhammad al-Julani, leader of Jabhat al-Nusra, declared the group's ongoing focus on capturing Damascus and overthrowing Bashar al-Assad's regime in a recent interview. He…
The U.S. Seeks No Extension of Nuclear Talks with Iran 'After July 1 Deadline'
The U.S. has ruled out extending nuclear negotiations with Iran beyond the July 1 deadline, emphasizing the need for a timely agreement. This comes as…
Challenges of Cash Subsidies
The Iranian government has removed gasoline rationing, leading to price increases in fuel products and potential rises in agricultural prices. Economist Shahin Fatemi warns that…
New Research: Iranian Hostage-Taker in Australia Had Schizophrenia
A new report reveals that Mohammad Hassan Manteqi, the Iranian hostage-taker in Sydney, suffered from chronic schizophrenia and had a troubled mental health history. Despite…
Attack on a Hotel in Kabul Ends with the Death of Attackers After Hours
A hotel in Kabul was attacked by Taliban militants, resulting in the death of four attackers after hours of fighting. No civilian or military casualties…
Persepolis Eliminated from Competition After Defeat by Saudi Arabia's Al-Hilal
Persepolis FC was eliminated from the AFC Champions League after a 3-0 defeat to Al-Hilal, marking the third Iranian club to exit the competition. The…
Iran's History Turned a Page in Masjed Soleiman
The article discusses the historical significance of the oil discovery in Masjed Soleiman, which occurred 107 years ago, and its profound impact on Iran's political…
Threats Facing Persepolis
Persepolis faces critical threats due to land subsidence caused by drought and excessive groundwater extraction. Experts highlight the need for better management and legal protection…
Jannati: They Want to Seize the Assembly to Take Control of the System's Power
Ahmad Jannati, Secretary of the Guardian Council, warns that some individuals aim to weaken the leadership's power by taking control of the Assembly of Experts.…
139 Graves of Refugees Found in Northern Malaysia
Malaysian police have discovered 139 graves and 28 human trafficking camps in northern Malaysia, near the Thai border. This follows increasing international concern over the…
Sweden Wins Eurovision 2015
Sweden's Måns Zelmerlöw won the Eurovision Song Contest 2015 held in Vienna, scoring 365 points. This victory marks Sweden's sixth win in the competition's history,…
Afkhm: The Islamic Republic is not anti-Jewish; Obama is promoting Iranophobia
Marzieh Afkhm, spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, has defended Iran against accusations of anti-Jewish sentiment made by Barack Obama, who recently labeled Khamenei as…
Member of the Health Commission: There are 12 million mentally ill patients in Iran
A member of Iran's Health Commission reported that there are 12 million mentally ill patients in the country, with only 40,000 psychiatric beds available. This…
Praise for Goudarzi and Implicit Criticism of Rouhani on the Ministry of Sports Website
The Ministry of Sports has published a report praising Minister Mahmoud Goudarzi while criticizing President Rouhani for alleged interference in sports decisions. Kayhan newspaper supports…
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Attack on Shia Mosque in Saudi Arabia
ISIS has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing at a Shia mosque in Qatif, Saudi Arabia, resulting in at least 21 deaths and 90 injuries.…
Significant Reduction of Iran's Foreign Debt to Approximately Five Billion Dollars
Iran has significantly reduced its foreign debt to approximately $5 billion, down from $23 billion in 2010. The Central Bank reports a concerning increase in…
Clinton Announces Date for Her First Major Campaign
Hillary Clinton has announced the start of her first major campaign for the 2016 U.S. presidential election, set for June 13. This follows her recent…
Nasrin Sotoudeh: Ahmad Zeidabadi's Sentence Should Be Reviewed
Ahmad Zeidabadi, a journalist imprisoned since 2009, was set to be released but was instead exiled. Lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh argues that his sentence, along with…
Islamic State Group Has Captured 'Half of Syrian Territory'
The Islamic State group has captured Palmyra, controlling half of Syrian territory and displacing over 100,000 refugees. This situation highlights the ongoing instability in Syria…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini -109
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various issues in Iran, including the recent death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and the potential…
A Chinese Billionaire Loses $15 Billion in One Hour
Li He-yun, a Chinese billionaire and head of Hanergy, lost over $15 billion in one hour due to a 47% drop in stock value. This…
Consequences of the Tabriz Incident: Head of the Refereeing Department Resigns
Hossein Asgari, head of the refereeing department of the Iranian Football Federation, resigned following controversies surrounding refereeing mistakes in a match between Tractor Sazi and…
Malaysia and Indonesia's Decision to Accept Stranded Refugees at Sea
Malaysia and Indonesia have decided to stop sending back boats carrying Rohingya refugees, responding to international criticism. This decision comes as Myanmar faces pressure to…
Representatives Not Convinced; Questioning Zarif Moves to Public Session
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif faced skepticism from parliament members regarding his answers about nuclear negotiations, leading to a formal questioning in a public…
The Global Booker Prize Awarded to Hungarian Author
Hungarian author László Krasznahorkai won the prestigious Global Booker Prize for his literary works, which are often compared to those of Kafka and Beckett. The…
Iraqi Army Leaves U.S.-Provided Equipment Behind in Ramadi
The Iraqi Army abandoned significant U.S.-provided military equipment in Ramadi as they retreated from the city, which has now fallen to Islamic State forces. This…
Why Should the Male Gender Exist in Nature?
A group of British scientists has discovered that the male gender is essential for sexual selection, which improves genetic quality and prevents extinction in animal…
Central Bank of Iran: Liquidity Increased by 22 Percent Last Year
The Central Bank of Iran reported a 22.3% increase in liquidity over the past year, reaching over 782 trillion tomans. This growth is seen as…
Obama Joins the Twitter World
Barack Obama launched his personal Twitter account, gaining over a million followers within hours, highlighting his popularity compared to other leaders. Bill Clinton humorously questioned…
Political and Economic Issues in Iranian Kurdistan
A congress of Muslim Peshmerga Kurds was held in Sanandaj with key Islamic Republic leaders attending. Ayatollah Khamenei emphasized that attempts to destabilize the Kurdistan…
Eleven Police Officers Sentenced to Imprisonment in Connection with the Murder of Farkhunda
In Afghanistan, eleven police officers were sentenced to one year in prison for failing to prevent the murder of Farkhunda, a woman falsely accused of…
The Oldest Layers of Ice in Antarctica Will Melt by 2020
A NASA report indicates that the Larsen B ice shelf in Antarctica is rapidly melting and may completely dissolve by 2020, contributing to rising global…
Head of Criminal Investigation Police: There is a possibility of solving the acid attack case in Isfahan
The head of the Criminal Investigation Police in Iran announced the possibility of solving the long-standing case of acid attacks in Isfahan, citing several suspects.…
Airstrikes Against Houthis in Yemen Resumed
The Saudi-led coalition has resumed airstrikes in Yemen's Aden against Houthi rebels following the end of a humanitarian ceasefire. The UN has called for an…
Narges Mohammadi Warns She Will Go on Hunger Strike
Narges Mohammadi, a prominent human rights activist in Iran, has threatened to go on a hunger strike if her essential medications are not provided in…
Senior Assistant to Former President of Iran Says Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Has No Plans for Upcoming Parliamentary Elections
A senior assistant to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has declared that he has no intentions of participating in the upcoming parliamentary elections. The article raises the question…
UN Representative in Yemen Calls for Extension of Ceasefire
The UN envoy for Yemen has called for an extension of a ceasefire set to end soon, amid ongoing conflicts between Houthi rebels and forces…
UN: Governments should grant asylum to thousands of stranded migrants in Malaysian waters
The UN has called on countries around the Andaman Sea to stop returning thousands of stranded migrants, primarily Rohingya and Bangladeshi refugees, back to sea.…
Keyvan Samimi Released; Ahmad Zeidabadi's Sentence Ends
Keyvan Samimi, a prominent journalist and political activist, has been released after six years in prison following the 2009 presidential election in Iran. His release…
What Paths Does Iran's Economy Have After Sanctions Are Lifted?
The article discusses the potential paths for Iran's economy in the post-sanctions era, emphasizing the need for a shift from consumerism to production and export.…
White House: One of ISIS Leaders Killed in U.S. Operations in Syria
U.S. special forces killed Abu Sayyaf, a senior ISIS leader, in an operation in eastern Syria, while capturing his wife. The operation was ordered by…
Astonishment Over Iran's 'Bitter Eight Minutes' of Football
The recent match between Naft Tehran and Tractor Sazi Tabriz ended in controversy, with officials expressing confusion and dismay over the events that transpired. Coaches…
Obama Expresses Disappointment Over Renewed Middle East Peace Talks with Current Israeli Government
Barack Obama has expressed disappointment over the new Israeli government's stance on peace talks with the Palestinians, highlighting the right-wing cabinet's lack of belief in…
Government Buildings in Ramadi Captured by Islamic State Group
The Islamic State group has captured the Anbar provincial governor's building in Ramadi, marking a significant defeat for the Iraqi government led by Prime Minister…
Obama: We Stand with Our Gulf Allies Against Foreign Attacks
President Obama reaffirmed U.S. support for Gulf allies against foreign threats during a meeting at Camp David, emphasizing that security cooperation is not aimed at…
U.S. House of Representatives Approves 'Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act'
The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a bill that allows Congress to review any nuclear agreement with Iran, which President Obama is expected to…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 108
The radio program discusses various current events in Iran, including the implications of proxy wars and the radicalization of society. It highlights tensions between the…
Burundian Military Commander: Coup Against President Has Failed
The Burundian military commander declared that the coup against President Nkurunziza has failed, while heavy clashes continue in the country. Opponents are attempting to seize…
Daily Reports of 40 Cases of Child Abuse in Iran
The head of Iran's social emergency center reported that 40 cases of child abuse are reported daily, with a significant number of calls related to…
Praise for Cinema, Women, and Life; Re-release of Fellini's '8½'
'8½', a restored masterpiece by Federico Fellini, is being re-released in London, offering a unique opportunity to experience one of cinema's greatest works. The film…
Malaysia Returns Boat with Hundreds of Refugees
Malaysia has returned a boat carrying over 500 refugees, primarily Rohingya Muslims, after providing them with supplies. The Malaysian government emphasizes its inability to accept…
Vatican Recognizes Independent Palestinian State
The Vatican has officially recognized the independent state of Palestine in a new treaty, marking a significant diplomatic step. This recognition aligns with previous informal…
Crash of Flying Car During Test Flight
The Aircar 3.0 prototype crashed during a test flight in Slovakia, but the pilot safely escaped using a parachute. This incident raises concerns about the…
Barcelona's Eighth Ascension to the UEFA Champions League Final
Barcelona has advanced to the UEFA Champions League final for the eighth time after defeating Bayern Munich 5-3 on aggregate. Despite losing the second leg…
Death of at least 43 Shia Muslims in bus attack in Pakistan
At least 43 Shia Muslims were killed in a bus attack in Karachi, Pakistan, marking the second such attack this year. The incident highlights the…
Murder of Third Secular Blogger in Bangladesh by Stabbing
Ananta Bijoy Das, a secular blogger in Bangladesh, was murdered by masked attackers in a targeted killing linked to his writings criticizing religion. This incident…
Dog Shot by Police in Front of Its Owner in Tehran
A police officer in Tehran shot and killed a dog while it was being walked by its owner, claiming the dog was aggressive. The incident…
Faraj Sarkouhi Talks About Mohammad Ali Sepandlou
Mohammad Ali Sepandlou, a significant figure in contemporary Persian poetry, passed away at 75 in Tehran. He was known for his independent voice and contributions…
The White House Denies Seymour Hersh's Claims About the Bin Laden Operation
The White House has dismissed Seymour Hersh's claims that the U.S. collaborated with Pakistan in the operation that killed Osama bin Laden, asserting that the…
Mohammad Ali Sepanlou, the Poet of 'Tehran Epic', Passes Away
Mohammad Ali Sepanlou, a prominent Iranian poet and co-founder of the Iranian Writers' Association, passed away due to respiratory issues. His death was confirmed by…
Parliament Leadership: Proposal to Counter US Senate Resolution Not Currently Necessary
The Iranian Parliament's leadership announced that there is currently no need for new proposals to counter the recent US Senate resolution on Iran's nuclear program.…
8 Police and 14 'Armed Individuals' Killed in Macedonia Clashes
Severe clashes in Macedonia's Kumanovo area have resulted in the deaths of 8 police officers and 14 armed individuals, with ongoing police operations following reports…
UN Condemns 'Severe Increase' in Executions in Iran
The UN has condemned a significant rise in executions in Iran, urging the government to abolish the death penalty. Between July 2013 and June 2014,…
UN Official: Saudi Airstrikes on Saada in Yemen Violate International Law
The UN humanitarian coordinator condemned Saudi airstrikes on Saada, Yemen, as violations of international law, highlighting the plight of civilians trapped in the conflict. The…
Nature Tourism Enhanced by New Technologies
Researchers from major U.S. institutions have developed several applications to enhance nature tourism by allowing users to identify plants, birds, and stars using their smartphones.…
Leaders of Three Losing Parties in UK Parliamentary Elections Resign
Leaders of the Labour Party, Liberal Democrats, and UK Independence Party resigned following their defeat in the UK parliamentary elections, where the Conservative Party secured…
Hassan Rouhani's Office Requests Judiciary's Response to 'Combatant Clergy Assembly' Regarding Ban on News and Images of Mohammad Khatami
Hassan Rouhani's office has formally asked the Iranian judiciary to clarify the restrictions on news and images of former president Mohammad Khatami. This request highlights…
Red Crescent: Sending a Ship Carrying Aid to Yemen Next Week
The Iranian Red Crescent plans to send a ship with 2,500 tons of humanitarian aid to Yemen next week, despite previous obstructions from Saudi Arabia.…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini -107
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and rising tensions between…
Masoud Barzani Meets with the President of the United States
Masoud Barzani, President of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, met with U.S. President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden at the White House. They…
Four Arrested in Germany on Charges of Conspiracy to Attack Muslims
Four individuals were arrested in Germany for allegedly forming a right-wing extremist group targeting Muslims and refugees. The group, named 'Traditional Society,' aimed to attack…
Heavy Defeat for Bayern Munich in 15 Minutes
Barcelona defeated Bayern Munich 3-0 in the UEFA Champions League semifinals, showcasing the brilliance of Lionel Messi. Bayern, who had hoped for a goalless draw,…
Deaths and Poisoning of Several Workers in Repeated Incidents at Shazand Refinery
Three workers have died and several others have been hospitalized due to toxic gas leaks at the Shazand refinery in Iran, with multiple incidents reported.…
The U.S. Ends Mission to Accompany Commercial Ships in Hormuz
The U.S. has concluded its mission to escort commercial ships through the Strait of Hormuz after several days of no incidents. This decision follows the…
Persepolis and Naft Advance in the AFC Champions League
Persepolis and Naft Tehran both advanced to the knockout stage of the AFC Champions League despite Naft's heavy loss to Al Ain. Persepolis secured their…
EU Agreement: Emiratis Can Travel to Schengen Area Without Visa
The UAE has secured a visa waiver agreement with the EU, allowing its citizens to travel to Schengen countries without a visa for up to…
Bollywood Star Salman Khan Sentenced to Five Years in Prison
Bollywood star Salman Khan was sentenced to five years in prison for a 2002 incident where he drove over five homeless individuals, killing one. The…
Houthis Capture Last Major Stronghold of Mansour Hadi Supporters in Aden
Houthi militants have captured the Al-Tawahi area in Aden, the last major stronghold of supporters of Yemeni President Mansour Hadi. This escalation raises concerns for…
Excitement in an Incomplete Market: The Stock Market After the Nuclear Agreement
The Iranian economy is currently focused on the implications of the nuclear agreement and the reduction of bank interest rates. Economists express concerns about past…
Germanwings Plane: Co-Pilot Practiced Rapid Descent on Previous Flight
The co-pilot of Germanwings, Andreas Lubitz, practiced rapid descent maneuvers on the same day he deliberately crashed a plane into the French Alps, killing all…
Death Sentences Issued for Four Men in the Case of Farakhondeh, Afghan Woman
A Kabul court sentenced four men to death for the public murder of Farakhondeh, an Afghan woman falsely accused of burning the Quran. The case…
Berlin: Yesterday and Today
The article reflects on the 70th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe, focusing on the destruction of Berlin and its subsequent…
The Galacticos Surrendered to the Old Lady of Turin
Juventus defeated Real Madrid 2-1 in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League semi-finals, with key players missing from both sides. The match showcased…
Shirin Ebadi's Letter to Ahmed Shaheed Regarding 'Case Fabrication Against Narges Mohammadi'
Shirin Ebadi has called on UN Rapporteur Ahmed Shaheed to intervene for the release of Narges Mohammadi, a prominent human rights activist arrested in Tehran.…
Mortar Shelling of a Border City in Saudi Arabia; Schools and Airport in Najran Closed
Houthi militia forces shelled the Najran region of Saudi Arabia, resulting in civilian casualties and the closure of schools and flights. The Saudi government has…
Capsizing of Boat in Italian Waters Claims Lives of '40 More Migrants'
A tragic incident off the coast of Italy resulted in the drowning of approximately 40 migrants after their boat capsized. This event highlights the ongoing…
Iranian Poetry and the Issue of the People
Dariush Memar discusses his two new books, focusing on the relationship between poetry and social issues in Iran. His work explores the evolution of collectivism…
Microsoft Launches 'How Old' Photo Age Estimation Website
Microsoft has launched a website called 'How Old' that estimates a person's age from their photo. The tool has shown mixed accuracy, with some results…
Zarif: Many Parentheses Remain in the Draft of the Final Nuclear Agreement
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif expressed that many issues remain unresolved in the draft of the final nuclear agreement with the 1+5 group, despite…
Mohammad Taghi Karroubi: The Ministry of Intelligence is Irresponsible Regarding House Arrest
Fatemeh Karroubi criticized the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence for its irresponsible handling of the house arrest of electoral candidates, particularly her husband Mehdi Karroubi. She…
The U.S. is investigating the report of '52 Syrian civilians killed in airstrikes'
The U.S. military is investigating a report by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights claiming that airstrikes by the U.S.-led coalition killed 52 civilians, including…
The 'Gipsy Kings' Group is Coming to Iran
The famous Spanish music group 'Gipsy Kings' is set to perform in Tehran from May 20 to 26, pending final approvals from relevant authorities. This…
Islamic State Has Killed 300 Yazidi Captives
Yazidi activists report that the Islamic State has executed 300 Yazidi captives in northern Iraq, raising concerns about the ongoing persecution of this minority. The…
New Invention by the US Army: 'Self-Targeting Bullets'
The US Army has successfully tested a new type of smart bullet called 'Execto' that can accurately hit moving targets, potentially revolutionizing shooting accuracy. This…
Mohammad Javad Zarif Says: 'We Do Not Imprison Anyone in Iran for Their Beliefs.'
Mohammad Javad Zarif defended his claim that no one is imprisoned in Iran for their beliefs, specifically referencing Jason Rezaian. This statement has sparked debate…
Various Applications for the Convenience of Car Owners
The article discusses various applications designed to assist car owners with fuel consumption tracking, navigation, and safety while driving. It highlights the growing market for…
Sale of Dog and Wolf Skins as Leopard and Tiger Skins in Tehran
Two vendors in Tehran were arrested for selling dog and wolf skins as leopard and tiger skins. The incident highlights issues of wildlife protection and…
Baltimore Prosecutor: Freddie Gray Killed While in Police Custody
Freddie Gray, a young Black man, was declared killed while in police custody in Baltimore, leading to arrest warrants for six officers. His death has…
Nepal Needs Two Billion Dollars for Reconstruction After Recent Earthquake
Nepal's Finance Minister announced a need for at least two billion dollars for reconstruction after a devastating earthquake that has killed over 6,300 people. Thousands…
Crime or Sin; Which Should the Police Fight Against?
Hassan Rouhani's comments about the police's role have led to significant backlash from conservative figures in Iran, including the Supreme Leader and various clerics and…