November 2016
End the Persecution of Christian Converts in Iran
The International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran and other organizations have called for an end to the persecution of Christian converts in Iran, highlighting…
Seventh Congress of Fatah Movement Begins with Possibility of Abbas' Presidency Extension
The Fatah movement begins its seventh congress in Ramallah, potentially extending Mahmoud Abbas' leadership amid internal challenges from figures like Mohammed Dahlan. The congress will…
The Houthis' Government and Its Allies in Yemen Begins Operations
The Houthis and their allies have announced the formation of a new government in Yemen, which may hinder international peace efforts. This development comes as…
Stabbing Attack at Ohio State University; 9 Injured and Attacker Shot Dead
A stabbing attack at Ohio State University left 9 injured, with one in critical condition, and the attacker, a Somali-American, was shot dead by police.…
The U.S. Emphasizes Cooperation with Egypt in the Fight Against Terrorism
The U.S. condemned an ISIS attack on an Egyptian army checkpoint that killed at least 12 soldiers and emphasized its support for Egypt in combating…
UN Secretary-General: Violence Against Women is a Serious Obstacle to Sustainable Development
Ban Ki-moon, the UN Secretary-General, addressed the ongoing issue of violence against women in a message for the International Day for the Elimination of Violence…
The Death Toll from the Train Collision in Semnan Reaches 36
A tragic train collision in Semnan, Iran, has resulted in at least 36 deaths and numerous injuries, with conflicting reports on the exact number of…
UN Officials: Myanmar is Attempting Ethnic Cleansing of Rohingya
UN officials have accused Myanmar's government of ethnic cleansing against the Rohingya minority, with 300,000 fleeing to Bangladesh amid military assaults. The situation has drawn…
UN Secretary-General's Request to Russia and the US for Nuclear Disarmament Dialogue
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged Russia and the US to engage in serious discussions to reduce their nuclear arsenals, which constitute 95% of the world's…
Trump Nominates South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations
Donald Trump has nominated Nikki Haley, the Governor of South Carolina and a former critic of his, as the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations.…
Syrian Observatory for Human Rights Says Rebels Preventing Escape of Dozens of Civilians from Aleppo
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports that rebels in eastern Aleppo are blocking civilians from fleeing to safety amid ongoing government attacks. Nearly 100…
Leaders of Two European Parliament Factions Call for Suspension of Turkey's Membership Negotiations
Leaders of two factions in the European Parliament have called for the suspension of Turkey's EU membership negotiations due to human rights abuses following a…
25,000 People in Iran Need Organ Transplants
Over 25,000 people in Iran are awaiting organ transplants, with 7 to 10 individuals dying daily due to a lack of available organs. The Ministry…
Labor Household Expenses Reach Three Million Tomans; Minimum Wage Set at 812 Thousand Tomans
The cost of living for labor households in Iran has reached over three million tomans, while the minimum wage is set at only 812 thousand…
Former Advisor to Iran's UN Mission Accepts Charges in US Federal Court
Ahmad Sheikhzadeh, a former advisor to Iran's UN mission, accepted charges related to false tax statements and conspiracy to violate US sanctions. He faces a…
Saad Hariri: One Person Has Complicated Government Formation in Lebanon
Saad Hariri, newly appointed Prime Minister of Lebanon, faces significant obstacles in forming a government due to complications caused by an unnamed individual. The political…
Dozens Killed and Wounded in Suicide Attack on Shiite Mosque in Kabul
A suicide attack on a Shiite mosque in Kabul resulted in at least 27 deaths and many injuries, with reports suggesting the toll could be…
Hollande's Warning to Trump on Climate Change: U.S. Commitments Are Irreversible
François Hollande warned Donald Trump that the U.S. commitments to the Paris Climate Agreement are irreversible and must be respected. This statement comes after Trump's…
Saudi-led Coalition Announces 48-Hour Ceasefire in Yemen
The Saudi-led coalition has announced a 48-hour ceasefire in Yemen, starting Saturday, at the request of President Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi. This ceasefire aims to halt…
John Bolton: The Only Long-Term Solution for Iran is 'Regime Change'
John Bolton advocates for U.S. support of regime change in Iran, labeling the current government as a major threat to peace in the Middle East.…
Hawking: Consider Migration from Earth
Stephen Hawking emphasized the need for humanity to consider migration from Earth to ensure survival in the future during a speech at Oxford University. He…
Islam, Girls, and Acceptance of Puberty Responsibilities
The article discusses the appropriateness of ages 9 and 13 for girls to assume responsibilities related to puberty and marriage in Islam. Fariba Davoodi Mohajer…
32 People Killed in New Wave of Syrian and Russian Airstrikes on Eastern Aleppo
A recent surge in airstrikes by Syrian and Russian forces on Eastern Aleppo has resulted in at least 32 fatalities, including children and aid workers.…
Serious Concern of 85 UN Members Over Severe Human Rights Violations in Iran
The UN General Assembly's Human Rights Committee passed a resolution expressing serious concern over human rights violations in Iran, calling for an end to restrictions…
Trump: I Will Not Accept Presidential Salary
Donald Trump, the newly elected U.S. President, stated in a CBS interview that he will only accept a symbolic salary of one dollar instead of…
Netanyahu: Israeli Politicians Should Not Pressure Trump
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized the need for Israeli politicians to refrain from pressuring the incoming U.S. administration under Donald Trump, advocating for a…
Human Rights Watch Protests the Destruction of Arab Homes in Iraq by Kurdish Forces
Human Rights Watch has condemned the destruction of Arab homes in Iraq by Kurdish security forces, suggesting it may amount to war crimes. This destruction…
Death of IRIB Journalist Coincides with Syrian Forces' Advance in Western Aleppo
Mohsen Khazaei, an Iranian journalist, was killed while reporting in Aleppo as Syrian government forces made significant territorial gains against opposition fighters. The incident highlights…
Taliban Attack on Bagram Air Base Leaves Four Dead
A Taliban suicide attack on the Bagram air base in Afghanistan resulted in at least four deaths and numerous injuries. The attack was claimed by…
Iraqi Army Officials: One of ISIS's Commanders Killed in Mosul
Iraqi army officials announced the death of a senior ISIS commander, Mahmoud Shukri al-Naeemi, during airstrikes in Mosul. Iraqi forces are making slow progress in…
Highest Unemployment Rate in 16 Recent Quarters; Unemployment Reaches 12.7%
Iran's unemployment rate has reached 12.7%, the highest in 16 quarters, with over 1.2 million job seekers. President Rouhani acknowledges the need to end internal…
300 Million Children Breathe Polluted Air
A recent UNICEF report reveals that over 300 million children worldwide are exposed to dangerously high levels of air pollution, significantly impacting their health and…
President of the European Commission: Turkey is drifting further away from Europe every day
Jean-Claude Juncker criticized Turkey's increasing distance from Europe due to political purges and media crackdowns, urging President Erdoğan to clarify Turkey's EU membership intentions. The…
UN: ISIS Has Kidnapped Hundreds of Former Iraqi Soldiers Around Mosul
The UN has reported that ISIS has kidnapped hundreds of former Iraqi soldiers and forcibly relocated thousands of families in the Mosul area. This situation…
The Impact of Twitter Bots on the US Elections
The article discusses the influence of Twitter bots on the perception of Donald Trump's support compared to Hillary Clinton in the US elections. A study…
UN Secretary-General's 'Deep Concern' Over Normalization of Chemical Attacks in Syria
The UN Secretary-General has expressed serious concern over the normalization of chemical weapon use in Syria, highlighting potential international consequences. This comes amid ongoing investigations…
Netanyahu: Victory of Either Candidate in US Elections is Good for Israel
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu believes that the victory of either US presidential candidate would benefit Israel, emphasizing the importance of direct negotiations for resolving the…
Why Did Mohammad Javad Zarif Go to Lebanon? Alireza Noorizadeh Responds
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif visited Lebanon to discuss with officials following Michel Aoun's election as president. The visit is significant as it occurs…
Iran's Foreign Minister Visits Beirut
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif visited Beirut to meet with Lebanese officials, including newly elected President Michel Aoun. The visit is significant as it…
Syrian Democratic Forces Launch Operation to Retake Raqqa
The Syrian Democratic Forces have launched an operation named 'Euphrates Rage' to retake Raqqa, the ISIS capital, with U.S. air support. This operation coincides with…
Iraqi Forces Take Control of Six Areas in Eastern Mosul
Iraqi forces have successfully driven ISIS militants out of six areas in eastern Mosul, marking significant military progress. However, ongoing clashes and humanitarian concerns persist…
Continued Assault by Iraqi Army on ISIS in Urban Areas of Mosul
Iraqi special forces are intensifying their assault on ISIS in Mosul, marking a significant escalation in the battle for the city. Over one million residents…
The Spider Weaves Its Web
Researchers from Oxford and Carlos University have discovered that spider webs can transmit vibrations like finely tuned musical instruments, providing spiders with crucial information about…
Supreme Court: Initiation of Britain's Exit Negotiations from the EU Must Be Approved by Parliament
The UK Supreme Court ruled that Parliament must approve the initiation of Brexit negotiations, potentially delaying the process. Prime Minister Theresa May's government is determined…
Saad Hariri Appointed to Form Cabinet in Lebanon
Saad Hariri has been appointed as Lebanon's new Prime Minister by President Michel Aoun, marking a significant political shift after nearly three years without a…
Response to Hashemi's Statements on the 2013 Elections: 'The Guardian Council's Opinion is Independent'
The spokesman for the Guardian Council, Abbasali Kadkhodai, rejected Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani's claims about the influence of a former intelligence minister in his disqualification during…
Statistical Center Report: Recession in Iran's Housing Construction Market Continues
The Statistical Center of Iran reports a continued recession in the housing construction market, with a significant decrease in building permits issued. Despite some increases…
UNESCO: A Journalist is Killed Every Five Days Worldwide
UNESCO reports that a journalist is killed every five days globally, with significant casualties in conflict zones like Syria and Iraq. The report highlights the…
John Kirby: The U.S. Position on Assad's Resignation Has Not Changed
U.S. State Department spokesperson John Kirby reaffirmed that the U.S. position on Bashar Assad's resignation has not changed, insisting he will not play a role…
Issuance of Death Certificate for 'Swedish Schindler'
Sweden has officially issued a death certificate for Raoul Gustav Wallenberg, a hero of World War II known for saving thousands of Hungarian Jews. Wallenberg…