July 2023
Ejei's Implicit Reaction to Gilan's 'Sexual Scandals': Problems Must Be Solved Within the Family
The head of Iran's judiciary responded to recent sexual scandals involving government officials in Gilan, labeling them as distractions orchestrated by enemies. He emphasized the…
Volodymyr Zelensky: The War Gradually Moves to Russian Territory
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the war is gradually moving into Russian territory, warning of inevitable consequences for Russian military bases. This statement follows…
Kyiv Changes Christmas Date in National Calendar to Distance from Moscow's Religious Ties
Ukraine has officially changed its Christmas holiday from January 7 to December 25, distancing itself from Russian traditions and influences. This move, signed into law…
Unity Against China's Ambitions; Joe Biden to Host 'Asian Leaders' at Camp David
Joe Biden will host leaders from Japan and South Korea at Camp David to strengthen alliances against China's territorial ambitions and support Ukraine. This summit…
Anthony Albanese: Sale of US Nuclear Submarines to Australia is on the 'Right Track'
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese affirmed the sale of US nuclear submarines to Australia is progressing positively amid bipartisan support. The deal, part of the…
President of 'House of Cards' Acquitted; Freedom at 64
Kevin Spacey was acquitted of all sexual assault charges in a London court after a lengthy deliberation. The allegations dated back to 2001-2013, and Spacey…
IMF Warns Italy; Economic Growth Risks Decline
The IMF has warned Italy about the risks of declining economic growth due to delayed economic policies and public debt reduction. Italy's GDP growth is…
Yasmin Maqbali in an Interview with Voice of America: I Wanted to Go to Space Since Childhood
Yasmin Maqbali, an Iranian-American astronaut, is set to command the Crew 7 mission to the International Space Station this August, marking her first journey into…
Britain Investigates Links Between Weight Loss and Diabetes Drugs and Suicide and Self-Harm
Britain is investigating the safety of several diabetes and weight loss drugs after reports of suicidal thoughts and self-harm among patients. The review includes drugs…
White House Spokesperson: We Do Not Support Ukraine's Attacks on Russian Territory
The White House has stated it does not support Ukraine's drone attacks on Russian territory following recent strikes in Moscow. Russia has condemned these attacks…
Radical Islamist Preacher in Britain Charged with 'Terrorism-Related Offenses'
Anjem Choudary, a radical Islamist preacher in the UK, has been charged with terrorism-related offenses after his recent arrest. He has a history of promoting…
Russian Defense Ministry Reports Ukrainian Drone Attack on Moscow
Russia has accused Ukraine of a drone attack on Moscow, which resulted in no serious damages or casualties. This incident follows a series of Russian…
UNESCO Condemns Russia's Attack on Orthodox Cathedral in Odessa
Russia launched a missile attack on Odessa, killing two and damaging a historic Orthodox cathedral, prompting condemnation from UNESCO. The attack occurred amid claims by…
US Expresses Concern Over Sexual Assault of Two Women in India
The US has expressed grave concern over the sexual assault and public humiliation of two women in Manipur, India, which has sparked outrage and led…
Greek Firefighters: 19,000 People Moved to Safe Locations on Rhodes Island
A wildfire on Rhodes Island, Greece, has led to the evacuation of 19,000 tourists and residents as the fire threatens local resorts and villages. The…
Arrest of Four Men in India After Two Women Were Paraded Naked in the Streets
Four men were arrested in India after a video showed two women being paraded naked, leading to public outrage and condemnation from officials. The incident…
Women's World Cup; Stars Take the Field
The Women's World Cup kicks off in Australia and New Zealand with 32 teams participating, showcasing a wider array of talent. Key players like Sam…
Pezhman Bazghi Criticizes Judicial Sentences Against Female Actors Opposing Mandatory Hijab
Pezhman Bazghi criticized the Iranian judiciary for sentencing female actors opposing mandatory hijab to harsh penalties, including imprisonment and travel bans. This backlash follows recent…
Women's World Cup | Hosts Triumph; Spectators Break Records
The Women's World Cup kicked off in Australia and New Zealand amidst a shooting incident in Auckland. New Zealand's women's team celebrated their first-ever victory…
Russia Warns Against Non-Acceptance of Ukraine Grain Export Agreement
Russia has warned that it will not accept negotiations on extending the Ukraine grain export agreement unless the UN implements a related agricultural export memorandum…
Russia Conducts 'Retaliatory' Attack on Odesa Port in Ukraine
Russia launched a retaliatory attack on Ukraine's Odesa port, claiming it was punishment for a prior assault on the Kerch Bridge. Ukraine's air defenses reportedly…
Russian Defense Ministry Reports Failed Ukrainian Drone Attack on Crimea
The Russian Defense Ministry reported a failed drone attack by Ukraine on Crimea, which followed a recent attack on the Crimean Bridge. This escalation comes…
Researchers: Mild Alzheimer's Progression Reduced by 60% with 'Donanemab' Consumption
Researchers have found that the drug 'Donanemab' can reduce the progression of mild Alzheimer's by up to 60% if administered early. Eli Lilly, the drug's…
Ukraine War: Ukrainian Soldiers Advance in Recapturing Occupied Territories
Ukrainian forces have recaptured significant territories in the east and south from Russian control, totaling over 210 square kilometers. This counteroffensive is part of Ukraine's…
President of Tehran University: Hashd al-Shaabi Students Pay Higher Tuition
Tehran University President Seyed Mohammad Moqimi defended the admission of Hashd al-Shaabi members, citing financial benefits and the need to prevent foreign influence on Iraqi…
Russian Officials Report 'Emergency Situation' on Crimean Bridge and Two Deaths
Russian officials declared an emergency on the Crimean Bridge after an explosion led to two fatalities. This incident raises concerns about the ongoing grain export…
Britain Joins the Trans-Pacific Trade Pact
Britain has officially joined the Trans-Pacific trade pact, becoming the first new member since its establishment in 2018. This move is significant as it opens…
Zelensky: Russia Will Do Anything to Halt Ukraine's Advance in the South
Ukrainian President Zelensky warned that Russia is focusing all its efforts to halt Ukraine's military advances in the south. Ukrainian forces are facing significant challenges…
Biden's European Trip Ends; Emphasis on 'Unwavering Support for NATO' and Strengthening Transatlantic Relations
Joe Biden concluded a significant European trip focused on NATO and Ukraine, reinforcing U.S. support for NATO and Ukraine's membership aspirations. The trip included discussions…
Collaboration of Iranian-Origin Professor in Britain with Sharif University Despite Sanctions
Dr. Soheil Jafari, an Iranian-origin professor at Cranfield University, has shared research on jet engines with Sharif University, which is under UK sanctions. This collaboration…
Russian Army Commander Dismissed After Reporting on Deteriorating Situation
A Russian army commander, Ivan Popov, was dismissed after he reported on the deteriorating conditions of the Russian military in Ukraine, highlighting failures in leadership…
Germany Will Not Deliver Eurofighter Jets to Saudi Arabia in the Near Future
Germany's Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced that the country will not deliver Eurofighter jets to Saudi Arabia soon, linking the decision to the ongoing war in…
Results of a Study: Humans Entered the Americas Earlier Than Previously Thought
A new study reveals that prehistoric humans lived in the Americas alongside giant sloths, dating back 25,000 to 27,000 years, earlier than previously thought. This…
Over 40% of Ukrainian Refugees in Germany Seek Long-Term Residency
A recent survey shows that 44% of Ukrainian refugees in Germany want to stay long-term, up from 39% last year. Many cite integration programs and…
Russia Attacks Ukraine for the Second Consecutive Night Amid NATO Leaders' Meeting
Russia launched drone attacks on Ukraine for the second consecutive night, coinciding with a NATO leaders' meeting where President Zelensky participated. The attacks involved Iranian-made…
Russia: The War in Ukraine Will Continue Until the West Abandons Its Plan to Defeat Moscow
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov claims that the conflict in Ukraine will continue until the West abandons its plans to defeat Russia. He emphasizes the…
Biden: The United States Has No Closer Friend and Greater Ally Than Britain
U.S. President Joe Biden met with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in London, emphasizing the strong alliance between the two nations amid disagreements over the…
Biden's Phone Call with Erdogan Regarding Sweden's NATO Membership
President Biden spoke with Turkish President Erdogan to facilitate Sweden's NATO membership, which requires unanimous approval from all NATO members. Turkey acknowledges Sweden's progress but…
Germany Plans to Delay Ukraine's NATO Membership
Germany is planning to delay Ukraine's NATO membership due to fears of escalating conflict with Russia. Ukrainian President Zelensky is actively seeking support from Western…
Biden Begins Trip to Three European Countries
Joe Biden has started a trip to three European countries, with key discussions on climate change and NATO's support for Ukraine. The trip includes meetings…
Ukrainian and Polish Presidents Commemorate WWII Massacre Victims
Ukrainian and Polish leaders commemorated the victims of a WWII massacre, highlighting ongoing tensions stemming from historical grievances. Despite Poland's strong support for Ukraine against…
Ukraine: Cluster Bombs Will Not Be Used in Russia
Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov announced that the U.S. will supply cluster bombs to Ukraine for use in its counteroffensive against Russian forces, assuring that…
Rafael Grossi's Visit to South Korea and Discussions on Fukushima's Radioactive Water Discharge
Rafael Grossi, the IAEA Director General, is visiting South Korea to discuss Japan's plan to discharge treated radioactive water from Fukushima. While South Korea respects…
The U.S. President Visits Britain to Strengthen Relations
U.S. President Joe Biden is set to visit Britain, Lithuania, and Finland from July 9 to 13 to strengthen relations with key allies. He will…
Ukrainian Innovators' Efforts to More Effectively Down Russian 'Shahed' Drones
Ukrainian engineers and military officials met to develop strategies to counter Iranian 'Shahed' drones used by Russia. They awarded $3 million to teams creating effective…
Wings for Tomorrow; Airbus Begins Planning for New Aircraft Wings
Airbus has initiated plans for new aircraft wings while the UK Minister of Industry opened a new wing manufacturing plant. The new wings aim to…
Forced Migration of Children; Moscow Claims 700,000 Ukrainian Children Are in Russia
Russia claims to have evacuated around 700,000 Ukrainian children from war zones, citing protection as the reason, while Ukraine and the U.S. assert that many…
Hong Kong Police Set Rewards for Arrest of Eight Activists Opposing China
Hong Kong police have charged eight overseas activists with national security offenses and offered rewards for their capture. The activists are accused of colluding with…
White House: The President of the United States will visit Britain, Lithuania, and Finland
President Joe Biden will visit Britain, Lithuania, and Finland from July 9 to 13, 2023, to strengthen ties with these nations and participate in the…
Mike Pence at the MEK Conference in Paris: The Iranian Regime Has Never Been Weaker Than Today
Mike Pence and other former political leaders spoke at a MEK conference in Paris, asserting that the Iranian regime is at its weakest point amid…
Crisis in France; Macron Delays Official Trip to Germany
French President Emmanuel Macron has postponed his official trip to Germany due to ongoing nationwide unrest following the police shooting of a teenager named Nael.…
Kevin Spacey Trial; British Prosecutor Describes American Star as a 'Sexual Bully'
Kevin Spacey's trial for sexual harassment began in London, where he faces multiple charges related to incidents from 2001 to 2013. Prosecutors describe him as…