December 2023
Imran Khan's Party Claims Former Prime Minister of Pakistan is Barred from Candidacy in Elections
Imran Khan's candidacy for the upcoming elections has been rejected along with most of his party's candidates due to his ongoing legal issues. Khan claims…
Crisis Management Organization: Most Hospitals in Tehran Should Be Closed
Ali Nasiri, head of Tehran's Crisis Management Organization, announced that many hospitals in Tehran are structurally unsafe and should be closed. The Attorney General's Office…
Economic Hardships or Professional Violations; Rise of Hourly House Rentals
The rise of hourly house rentals in Tehran is reported as a violation by real estate officials, yet seen as a necessary income source by…
Warning from Deputy Minister of Roads: We have 2.7 million buildings that will collapse with 'any force'
The Deputy Minister of Roads and Urban Development has warned that over 2.7 million buildings in Iran are unstable and could collapse under any force.…
Inflation's Blade on the Economy; 17,000 Financial Debtors Banned from Leaving the Country
Iran's economy is facing severe challenges as 17,000 individuals have been banned from leaving the country due to financial debts, largely attributed to inflation and…
Concerns Over Zeynab Jalalian's Health in Yazd Prison; This Political Prisoner is Deprived of Medical Care
Zeynab Jalalian, a political prisoner in Yazd, is facing severe health issues and has been denied medical care, raising concerns about her vision and overall…
Navalny's Spokesperson: Prominent Putin Opponent Transferred to 'Polar Wolf' Prison in the Arctic
Alexei Navalny has been transferred to a harsh Arctic prison known as 'Polar Wolf,' raising concerns about his treatment and isolation from supporters. His spokesperson…
Continued Financial Corruption in Iran; Traces of 'Mafia' in Importing Two Million Tons of Rice with Cheap Currency
Two Iranian parliament members have revealed ongoing corruption in rice imports, alleging that two million tons of rice were imported using subsidized currency while local…
Microsoft: Hackers Linked to the Islamic Republic Targeted Defense Companies with 'New Malware'
Microsoft reported that an Iranian cyber espionage group, 'Pich Sandstorm', has targeted thousands of defense companies with new malware called 'False Front'. This malware allows…
Environmental Issue of Microsoft's Support Cessation for Windows 10; Millions of Computers to be Recycled
Microsoft plans to stop supporting Windows 10 by October 2025, potentially leading to 240 million computers being recycled. This raises concerns about electronic waste and…
Russian Football Union Votes Against Transition to Asian Football Confederation
The Russian Football Union has voted against transitioning to the Asian Football Confederation, choosing instead to remain with UEFA as relations improve. This decision follows…
Oil Minister Calls Fuel Station Hack a 'Conspiracy'; Fueling Still Disrupted
Iran's Oil Minister Javad Owji claimed that a recent cyber attack on fuel stations was a failed conspiracy by enemies, despite ongoing disruptions in fuel…
9 Prominent Iranian Political Activists Condemn Mandatory Hijab and Discrimination Against Women in Iran
Nine prominent Iranian activists condemned mandatory hijab as a violation of women's rights and called for an end to oppressive policies against women. They highlighted…
World Migrants Day; Blinken: The U.S. has resettled more refugees than any other country
On World Migrants Day, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken highlighted the U.S. commitment to resettling refugees and promoting safe migration. The U.S. has resettled…
Iraq Elections; AFP: Pro-Iran Factions Expected to Strengthen
Iraq held its first provincial council elections in a decade, with expectations that pro-Iran Shiite factions will gain strength amid widespread public frustration and corruption.…
Concerns Among Security Figures of the Islamic Republic Over Decreased Participation in Parliamentary Elections
Ali Rabiei has highlighted a significant decline in expected voter participation for the upcoming parliamentary elections in Iran, with estimates suggesting only 32% participation. This…
Consequences of Unstudied Laws | Reduction of Construction Workers' Insurance Premiums; Parliament Representatives: We Have Requested an 'Interpretation'
The Iranian Parliament has acknowledged flaws in the social insurance law for construction workers and is seeking to amend it due to widespread criticism. The…
Reopening of 'Karem Shalom' Crossing for Humanitarian Aid to Gaza; U.S. Welcomes It
Israel has reopened the Karem Shalom crossing for humanitarian aid to Gaza, following U.S. pressure and a meeting with National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan. This…
Continued Uncertainty Surrounding Alexei Navalny, Putin's Imprisoned Critic
Alexei Navalny's allies are worried about his uncertain status and potential transfer to a more restrictive prison facility as he serves an extended sentence. His…
Israel: Sea Water Pumping Test into Tunnels Successful; Hamas: Our Tunnels are Waterproof
The Israeli army claims a successful test of pumping sea water into Hamas tunnels, while Hamas insists their tunnels are waterproof. This situation highlights ongoing…
Trial for 'Treason' Begins in Germany; Concerns Rise Over Russian Espionage Threat
A former German soldier and his partner are on trial for treason, accused of receiving money from Russia in exchange for sensitive information about Western…
Cutting Down Dozens of Trees in Chitgar Forest Park; Environmental Activists: Result of 'Systematic Intent'
Environmental activists are condemning the systematic cutting down of trees in Chitgar Forest Park, attributing it to broader issues of urban development and neglect. Reports…
End of COP28 Meeting; About 200 Countries Agree to Gradually Reduce Fossil Fuels
At COP28 in Dubai, nearly 200 countries agreed to gradually reduce fossil fuel consumption to combat climate change, marking a significant shift in global energy…
Dozens Injured in Russian Missile Attacks on Kyiv
A Russian missile attack on Kyiv injured at least 53 people, including children, and caused significant damage to buildings and a children's hospital. Ukrainian President…
Israel Reports Death of 10 Soldiers in Gaza
Israel reported the deaths of 10 soldiers in Gaza, the highest military casualties in over a month. The conflict has led to a public health…
Water in Hamas Shelters; Israel Begins Pumping Seawater into Hamas Tunnels in Gaza
Israel has begun pumping seawater into Hamas tunnels in Gaza as part of its military operations to destroy the tunnel infrastructure. This action is seen…
Macron's Proposed Immigration Bill Rejected; Interior Minister Says the Goal is to Organize the Status of Immigrants
The French National Assembly rejected President Macron's immigration bill aimed at expelling illegal immigrants and regulating legal immigrants. Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin defended the bill…
Alexei Navalny's Aides: He Has Disappeared in the Russian Prison System
Alexei Navalny's aides report that he has disappeared from his prison facility, and his current location is unknown, raising concerns about his safety. This comes…
Warning from the Head of Tehran Chamber: Currency Imbalance Will Increase to 17 Billion Dollars
The head of Tehran Chamber of Commerce warns that the trade imbalance in Iran is expected to rise significantly due to government currency policies affecting…
Rejection of Ebrahim Raisi's Claim; Government Statistics on 'Reviving Idle Units' Are Not Accurate
Ebrahim Raisi's claims about reviving idle production units in Iran have been challenged by Mohammad Attaradian, who argues that government statistics are misleading and many…
Train Drivers in Germany Go on Strike
German train drivers have initiated a 24-hour strike due to unsuccessful negotiations with Deutsche Bahn over working hours and pay. The union is demanding a…
Meta's Oversight Board to Review Cases Related to Israel-Hamas War
Meta's oversight board is reviewing two specific cases of violent content related to the Israel-Hamas war, including an explosion at a hospital and a hostage…
An Official Reports: 26,000 Annual Deaths Due to Air Pollution
An Iranian environmental official reported that 26,000 people die each year due to air pollution, primarily caused by low-quality gasoline and vehicles. The government has…
A News Agency Identifies the 'Government' as the Main Opponent of the Status Change for Contract Workers
The ILNA news agency reports that the Iranian government, specifically through statements by Meysam Latifi, opposes the status change for contract workers, despite previous assurances…
Parliament Agrees; Formation of Ministry of Commerce, Perhaps Another Time
The Iranian parliament has agreed to suspend the establishment of the Ministry of Commerce for six months, citing concerns about maintaining the integrity of industry…
Conditions of Marriage Contract Added Back to Electronic Marriage Document
The Iranian government has decided to include the conditions of the marriage contract in the newly introduced electronic marriage documents after initial plans excluded them.…
A 7.5 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes the Philippines; Tsunami Warning Issued for the Philippines and Japan
A powerful earthquake struck the Philippines, prompting tsunami warnings for both the Philippines and Japan. While evacuation orders were issued, initial reports indicated no significant…
Iran's Reform Front Calls for Recognition of Women's Right to Choose Their Attire
The Reform Front of Iran has called for the recognition of women's right to choose their attire, criticizing the government's enforcement of mandatory hijab as…
Increase in Respiratory Diseases in China, Iran, and Other Countries; Dr. Attari: We Are Not Facing a New Virus
The WHO has reported no unusual pathogens despite an increase in respiratory diseases in China and Iran, with Dr. Attari stating that the rise is…
Unveiling a New Layer of the Healthcare Crisis in Iran; Profiting from Patient Information
A new report highlights the exploitation of patient information in Iran's healthcare sector, revealing that illegal platforms are profiting from this data. The lack of…