July 2024
42% Surge in Iranian Tourists Entering Turkey
The Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism reports a 42% increase in Iranian tourists visiting Turkey in the first half of the year, with over…
Chamran Claims the Interior Ministry Spent Funds for Wagons Ordered from China 'Elsewhere'
Mehdi Chamran has accused the Iranian Interior Ministry of misappropriating funds meant for purchasing wagons from China, stating that this has delayed the delivery of…
Deteriorating Health of Two Political Prisoners After Eight Days of Hunger Strike in Lakan Prison, Rasht
Hafez Forouhi and Manouchehr Fallah, two political prisoners in Iran, are in critical health after eight days of hunger strike protesting their detention conditions. They…
Result of Reduced Working Hours in Iran: Only 5 to 7 Percent of Power Shortage Compensated
A senior Iranian energy official reported that a reduction in working hours on August 6 only compensated for 5 to 7 percent of the country's…
Russia Says It Is Ready to Negotiate with Ukraine
Russia has expressed readiness to negotiate with Ukraine, contingent on Ukraine's willingness to engage. Ukraine's Foreign Minister insists negotiations must respect its sovereignty and territorial…
Russian Drones Target Ukrainian Port of Izmail for Second Consecutive Day
Russian drones have targeted the Ukrainian port of Izmail for the second day, causing injuries and damage. Ukraine's air defense intercepted a significant number of…
Historic Record of Population Decline in Japan Amid Surge in Foreign Residents
Japan's population has declined for the fifteenth year in a row, with record low births and high deaths, while the number of foreign residents is…
Iraqi Government Bans Activities of PKK
The Iraqi government has officially banned the activities of the PKK, a Kurdish militant group, following long-standing Turkish requests. This ban reflects Iraq's position amid…
Sudden Halt of Iran's Electricity Exports to Iraq
Iran has abruptly halted its electricity exports to Iraq, coinciding with Turkey's new electricity exports to the same country. This has led to significant blackouts…
Israel Returns Tanks to Khan Younis; At Least 70 Palestinians Killed
Israeli tanks have returned to Khan Younis, leading to the deaths of at least 70 Palestinians amid ongoing military operations. The Israeli army claims the…
Russia Claims to Have Destroyed 75 Ukrainian Drones, Including Near a Refinery
Russia's Defense Ministry claims to have intercepted and destroyed 75 Ukrainian drones, including eight near a refinery in Tuapse. This incident highlights ongoing tensions in…
Sharifeh Mohammadi at Risk of 'Life Threat'; 'Professional Torture and Interrogation Team' Deployed to Lakan Prison
Sharifeh Mohammadi, a political prisoner sentenced to death, is reportedly facing severe torture and threats in Lakan Prison to force her to confess against herself.…
Pantea Bahram Announces She Has Been Banned from Acting and Teaching
Actress Pantea Bahram has been banned from acting and teaching after receiving a notice from the Ministry of Culture. This ban follows her support for…
The Spectacular Legacy of a Belarusian Photographer; Unfulfilled Love for Homeland Amid Historical Changes
The article discusses the legacy of Belarusian photographer Siarhei Brusko, who documented the country's transition from the Soviet Union to independence and the rise of…
Azerbaijan Embassy in Iran Resumes Operations
Azerbaijan's embassy in Iran has resumed operations at a new location after a previous attack that killed one staff member. The reopening follows an agreement…
40 Cities in Iran Affected by Dengue Fever-Transmitting Mosquito
Iran is currently facing a dengue fever outbreak affecting 40 cities, primarily due to the Aedes mosquito. Health officials warn of the potential for explosive…
Arab Countries Condemn Failed Assassination Attempt on Donald Trump
Arab leaders condemned a failed assassination attempt on Donald Trump, expressing solidarity and wishing him a quick recovery. This incident has drawn international attention and…
Russia Warns About Deployment of US Missiles in European Countries
Russia has warned European countries against accepting the deployment of US long-range missiles, claiming it will put them at risk. The US plans to deploy…
Why Iran's Electricity Shortage Gets Worse Every Year?
Iran is facing a severe electricity shortage this summer, estimated at 14,000 megawatts, leading to blackouts and industrial limitations. The government has failed to meet…
Proposal to Halt Egg Production in Poultry Farms Due to Surplus in Iran
Iranian officials propose a two-month halt in egg production due to a surplus and declining demand, particularly in light of rising prices. The country is…
Two Buses Fall into a River in Nepal, Leaving Over 50 Dead
Two buses fell into a river in Nepal due to a landslide, resulting in over 50 fatalities. Continuous heavy rainfall has hindered rescue efforts, with…
America's Plan to Deploy Long-Range Missiles in Germany Provokes Anger in Moscow
The U.S. plans to deploy long-range missiles in Germany by 2026, provoking a strong military response from Russia and raising concerns about a new arms…
Zahra Mousavi, daughter of Mir Hossein Mousavi, expelled from Alzahra University
Zahra Mousavi, the daughter of prominent political figures Mir Hossein Mousavi and Zahra Rahnavard, has been expelled from Alzahra University, citing security agency involvement and…
Palestinian sources say 29 killed in Israeli attack on school in Gaza
An Israeli airstrike on a school in Gaza killed at least 29 people, marking the fourth attack on educational institutions in recent days. The Israeli…
UN Says Children's Hospital in Kyiv Likely Direct Target of Russian Missile
The UN reports a children's hospital in Kyiv was likely hit by a Russian missile, with significant casualties reported. The Kremlin denies responsibility, claiming Ukrainian…
Second Week of Water Supply Workers' Strike in Roudbar, Protesting 8 Months of Unpaid Wages
Water supply workers in Roudbar have been on strike for two weeks due to eight months of unpaid wages, leading to threats from their employer…
German Police Prevented March of Turkish Football Fans
German police prevented a march of Turkish football fans due to the display of the far-right 'Grey Wolf' symbol, which led to political tensions. FIFA…
Cannabis-Containing Drugs Receive Approval for Use in the U.S.
The U.S. is considering regulations that would allow cannabis-derived drugs to be approved for use, potentially changing the legal status of cannabis from an illegal…
Russia Rejects Erdogan's Proposal for Mediation in Ukraine War
Turkish President Erdogan proposed to mediate the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war during a meeting with President Putin, but Russia rejected the idea. This interaction highlights Turkey's…
The Role of Climate Change in the Unprecedented Increase of Dengue Fever Cases Worldwide
Climate change is significantly contributing to the rise of dengue fever cases globally, with over ten million affected this year. In Iran, the Ministry of…