August 2024
Shooting at a World Food Program Vehicle in Gaza; Israel: It Was a Communication Error
A World Food Program vehicle was shot at by Israeli military forces in Gaza due to a reported communication error. The U.S. has urged Israel…
World Health Organization Reports Pause in Gaza War for Polio Vaccination
The World Health Organization announced that a temporary ceasefire has been agreed upon by Israel and Hamas to allow for polio vaccinations in Gaza, following…
Saudi Arabia Imposes New Regulations to Ban Political Activities During Hajj
Saudi Arabia has implemented strict new regulations for foreign pilgrims during Hajj, prohibiting political activities and imposing responsibilities on registered pilgrimage offices. These measures come…
Canada Revokes Work Permit Application Law for Foreign Tourists
Canada has revoked a temporary law that allowed foreign tourists to apply for work permits, effective August 28. This decision is part of broader efforts…
Dismissal of Head of Social Sciences Faculty at Allameh University Following 'Insult' to Mahsa Amini; Reactions: 'Scoundrel, Wretch' Dismissed
Ali Entezari, head of the Social Sciences Faculty at Allameh University, was dismissed after making insulting remarks about Mahsa Amini's death. His comments sparked widespread…
Biden Condemns Russia's Widespread Attacks on Ukraine; Attacks Continue for Second Day
Russia has launched its largest attack on Ukraine since the war began, continuing for a second day with significant missile and drone strikes. President Biden…
How Eight-Day Space Station Passengers Got Trapped in Space?
NASA has extended the stay of two astronauts aboard the Boeing Starliner capsule until February after safety concerns arose regarding their return. The capsule remains…
New Research; One Quarter of Patients in Coma Are Aware
A new study reveals that about 25% of patients in a coma may have some level of awareness when exposed to stimuli, despite being unable…
Fruits and Vegetables: 'The Key to Preventing Heart and Kidney Diseases'
A study from the University of Texas reveals that increasing fruit and vegetable intake can prevent heart and kidney diseases in individuals with high blood…
First Clinical Trial of Lung Cancer Vaccine Begins in Seven Countries Worldwide
The first clinical trial of a lung cancer vaccine, BNT 116, has begun in seven countries, with the first patient receiving the vaccine in the…
Artificial Night Lights Negatively Affect Leaf Quality and Insect Nutrition
Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences found that artificial nighttime lighting negatively impacts the quality of tree leaves, leading to reduced insect nutrition and…
Security Alert at NATO Air Base in Germany Due to Report of Potential Terrorist Action
NATO's Gilenkirchen air base in Germany raised its security level due to a high assessment of a potential terrorist threat. This follows previous warnings from…
The Fig Seed of Temples, directed by Mohammad Rasoulof, nominated as Germany's representative for the Oscars
Mohammad Rasoulof's film 'The Fig Seed of Temples' has been nominated by Germany for the 2025 Oscars. The film reflects the women's movement in Iran…
At least 28 people killed in the overturning of a bus carrying Pakistani pilgrims in Yazd
A tragic bus accident in Yazd province killed at least 28 Pakistani pilgrims heading to the Arbaeen ceremony, with reports indicating the death toll could…
Assault, Murder of Indian Female Doctor and Wave of Protests; What Has Happened So Far
The violent murder of a young female doctor in India has ignited widespread protests demanding justice and improved safety for women. The incident highlights ongoing…
Strong Earthquake in the Russian Far East; 'No Tsunami Threat'
A strong earthquake struck the Kamchatka region in the Russian Far East, measuring between 7.0 and 7.2 in magnitude. The local emergency management agency has…
Nationwide Strike of Hospitals in India Following the Rape and Murder of a Female Doctor
Doctors across India have gone on a 24-hour strike following the rape and murder of a female intern in Kolkata. The strike is expected to…
Bahá'í Cemetery in Ahvaz Set on Fire
The Bahá'í cemetery in Ahvaz was set on fire, and the Bahá'í community claims this act was motivated by religious persecution. Simin Fahandej, a representative…
Iran's Government Debt to Central Bank Increased by 72% in June
Iran's government debt to the Central Bank surged by 72% in June compared to last year, raising concerns about fiscal sustainability. The total debt has…
Warning from the Strategic Studies Center about entering a cycle of 'mass migration' from Iran
The Iranian Strategic Studies Center has reported a significant increase in the desire to migrate among various professional groups in Iran, particularly due to economic…
How Bangladeshi Students Overthrew the Former Ruler of Their Country?
Bangladeshi students successfully overthrew Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina after widespread protests against her authoritarian regime, sparked by demands for job quota reforms. The movement has…
Head of Iranian Bar Association Reports About 20 Murders and 60 Serious Assassination Attempts Against Lawyers in the Last Decade
The head of the Iranian Bar Association reported alarming statistics regarding violence against lawyers, including 20 murders and over 60 assassination attempts in the past…
Third Anniversary of Taliban Rule: Women's Situation 'Bad and Worse' and 12 Million Facing Food Insecurity
On the third anniversary of the Taliban's rule, human rights organizations report worsening conditions for women and widespread food insecurity affecting over 12 million Afghans.…
Russia Evacuates Thousands from Kursk; Zelensky Confirms Attack on Kursk
Russia is evacuating thousands from Kursk following significant Ukrainian military incursions and attacks, which have prompted a response from President Putin. Ukrainian President Zelensky confirmed…
Japanese Prime Minister Cancels Foreign Trip Following Mega Earthquake Warning
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida canceled his upcoming trip to Central Asia due to a significant earthquake warning issued by the Japan Meteorological Agency. The…
Muhammad Yunus Takes the Helm of Bangladesh
Muhammad Yunus has been sworn in as the head of Bangladesh's interim government following Sheikh Hasina's resignation and flight to India amid widespread protests. His…
Two American Astronauts Stranded at the International Space Station Until 2025
NASA announced that astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams will remain at the ISS until February 2025 due to technical issues with Boeing's Starliner capsule.…
Resignation and Departure of Bangladesh Prime Minister; Army Commander: A Temporary Government Will Be Formed
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned amid ongoing protests and violence, reportedly fleeing to India. General Wakerul Zaman announced the formation of a temporary government…
New Wave of Violence in Bangladesh Leaves Over 90 Dead and Hundreds Injured
A new wave of protests in Bangladesh has resulted in at least 91 deaths and hundreds of injuries, primarily due to clashes between police and…
Five Killed Following Police Pursuit of Fuel Smuggler Vehicle in Hormozgan
Five people were killed in Hormozgan Province during a police chase of a fuel smuggler vehicle, leading to a collision with a family car. The…
Continued Calls to Halt the Imprisonment of Shervin Hajipour
Legal experts and political activists are calling for the halt of Shervin Hajipour's prison sentence, which has been upheld by an appeals court. They argue…
Ali Mojtahedzadeh Reports on the 'Possibility' of Overturning Shervin Hajipour's Prison Sentence
Ali Mojtahedzadeh, a lawyer, has indicated the possibility of the Iranian judiciary overturning Shervin Hajipour's prison sentence of 3 years and 8 months. Hajipour, known…
Calls for the Resignation of the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Protests Turn Violent Again
Protests in Bangladesh have escalated, with thousands demanding justice for those killed in previous demonstrations and calling for the Prime Minister's resignation. The protests, initially…
Guardian Council Considers Saturday Closure 'Against Sharia'
The Guardian Council has declared the proposed closure of Saturdays as incompatible with Islamic law, following significant debate and opposition from religious authorities. This decision…