December 2016
First Trial Session of Defendants in Turkey's Failed Coup in Istanbul
The trial of 29 police officers accused of involvement in Turkey's failed coup on July 15 begins in Istanbul, marking a significant judicial process in…
Downed Russian Military Aircraft; 'All Possibilities Are Being Considered'
A Russian military aircraft has crashed, and investigators are considering all possibilities for the cause, including a potential terrorist attack. The crash resulted in the…
The Side Notes of a Long and Crowded Press Conference
Vladimir Putin held a lengthy and crowded press conference in Moscow, discussing various topics while journalists employed creative methods to ask questions. The event highlighted…
Erdogan Points Finger at Gulen; Russia: We Must Wait for Investigation Results
Turkish President Erdogan accused Fethullah Gulen of being behind the assassination of the Russian ambassador in Ankara, which Gulen condemned. The incident raises tensions between…
A Member of Parliament Criticizes 'Secrecy' in Announcing Social Damage Statistics
Abdolreza Azizi, a member of the Iranian Parliament, criticized the government's secrecy regarding social damage statistics, particularly concerning the rise of AIDS. He called for…
Forough Farrokhzad: Literary Biography; Forough, Golestan, and Untold Stories of a Love
The new book "Forough Farrokhzad: Literary Biography with Unpublished Letters" by Farzaneh Milani explores the life and poetry of the influential Iranian poet Forough Farrokhzad,…
Dialogue Between the Foreign Ministers of Iran, Russia, and Turkey Regarding the Syrian Crisis
The foreign ministers of Iran, Russia, and Turkey engaged in discussions about the Syrian crisis, focusing on the situation in Aleppo and the evacuation of…
The Public Revelation of Some Militants and Professional Mercenaries from Russia
The Kremlin held a ceremony honoring military personnel, where Dmitry Utkin, a known mercenary leader, was awarded a medal for bravery. His presence highlights the…
Kenya Expels Two Iranians Accused of 'Terrorism'
A Kenyan court has expelled two Iranian citizens, Nasrollah Ebrahimi and Abdolhossein Safaei, who were arrested on charges of attempting to film the Israeli embassy…
Iran's Judiciary Claims to Have 'Dismantled' a 'Tattoo Gang'
Iran's judiciary has dismantled a gang involved in tattooing symbols deemed immoral and has arrested its members. This crackdown follows increased scrutiny of social media…
Rohani: Gulf Countries are Taking Iranian Soil for Their Own Purposes
Iranian President Hassan Rohani has warned that Gulf countries are smuggling Iranian soil for agricultural purposes, highlighting the environmental threat posed by this practice. This…
Iranian Arrested in Kenya: Israel Has Fabricated a Case Against Us
Two Iranian nationals, Nasrollah Ebrahimi and Abdolhossein Safaei, were arrested in Kenya for filming around the Israeli embassy. They claim Israel fabricated a case against…
Daily Loss from Labor Accidents is 150 Billion Tomans
Akbar Shokat, head of the Supreme Council of Construction Workers' Associations, reported that labor accidents cause a daily economic loss of 150 billion tomans in…
70 Days of Bicycling 'From the Atlantic to the Pacific' Against Cancer
Over 100 cyclists and runners participated in a 4,000-kilometer journey from the Atlantic to the Pacific to raise nearly one million dollars for cancer prevention…
Health Ministry Official Expresses Concern Over Rising Number of Women with AIDS in Iran
The head of Iran's AIDS control department reported a concerning rise in the number of women infected with HIV, with only 30% of estimated cases…
Russia Demands Explanation from Erdogan Regarding 'Ending Assad's Regime'
Turkey's President Erdogan stated that the Turkish military's presence in Syria aims to end Assad's regime, prompting a serious response from Russia. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry…