November 2024
North Korean Leader's Claim: Russia Has the 'Right' to Defend Itself Against Ukraine
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un asserted that Russia has the right to defend itself against Ukraine, blaming the U.S. for Ukraine's actions. He pledged to…
China Claims to Have Discovered the World's Largest Gold Mine
China has discovered a massive gold mine in Pingjiang, estimated to hold about 1,000 tons of gold worth $83 billion, significantly impacting global gold supply…
Biden: We are following up on threats against Trump’s nominees and lawmakers with the FBI
President Biden announced that his administration is collaborating with the FBI to address threats made against lawmakers and nominees for the upcoming Trump administration. This…
Use of Social Media by Under-16s Banned in Australia, Reactions
Australia has enacted a law banning social media use for children under 16, marking a global first. The law aims to protect children from online…
Threats Against 5 Democratic Congress Members in the United States
Five Democratic lawmakers in the U.S. reported receiving bomb threats at their homes, coinciding with similar threats against Trump nominees. The FBI is investigating these…
Price Tags Attached to Girls' School Uniforms in Hamadan
In Hamadan, education officials have been criticized for tying up schoolgirls and attaching price tags to them, seen as a misogynistic act linked to an…
Netanyahu: I Hid the Plan to Kill Nasrallah from the Americans
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu revealed he executed a plan to assassinate Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah without informing the U.S. or his cabinet opponents, believing it…
IAEA: Iran Plans to Increase Uranium Enrichment at Natanz and Fordow
The IAEA reports that Iran plans to significantly increase its uranium enrichment capabilities at Natanz and Fordow, including the installation of new centrifuges. This development…
Bertelsmann Foundation: Germany's Economy Needs Hundreds of Thousands of New Immigrants Annually
A report by the Bertelsmann Foundation reveals that Germany's economy needs hundreds of thousands of new immigrants annually to counteract the effects of an aging…
Speaker of the House Calls Threats Against Trump's Candidates Dangerous
The Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, condemned threats against Donald Trump's candidates, citing two assassination attempts this year. Elise Stefanik and Lee Zeldin reported…
Israel to Appeal ICC Ruling
Israel announced it will appeal an ICC ruling that issued arrest warrants for Prime Minister Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Gallant, accused of war crimes…
Protests Against Russia-Friendly Candidate in Romanian Presidential Election Widen
Protests against Colin Georgescu, a Russia-friendly candidate in Romania's presidential election, have expanded to multiple cities, driven by concerns over his policies and potential fascist…
Hunger Strike by Vida Rabani and Matoureh Ghonei Due to Lack of Medical Care for Narges Mohammadi
Vida Rabani and Matoureh Ghonei are on hunger strike in Evin Prison to protest the lack of medical care for fellow inmates Narges Mohammadi and…
Warning from Activists and Experts Regarding the Harvesting of Fallen Trees in Hyrcanian Forests
The caretaker of Iran's Natural Resources Organization has approved the harvesting of fallen trees in the Hyrcanian forests, prompting 115 experts to warn against the…
The U.S. Targets Ammunition Depot of Iran-Aligned Group in Syria
The U.S. military targeted an ammunition depot of an Iran-aligned group in Syria in response to attacks on American forces. This action is part of…
U.S. Prosecutors Dismiss Two Criminal Cases Against Donald Trump
U.S. federal prosecutors have moved to dismiss two criminal cases against Donald Trump, including allegations of retaining classified documents and election interference. Trump claims this…
New UN Report: Home is Not a 'Safe Haven' for Women
A UN report reveals that home is the most dangerous place for women, with over 51,000 women and girls murdered by partners or family members…
Increased Interest in Coffee in Iran; Imports Have Grown by 70%
Coffee consumption in Iran has surged, with imports increasing by 70% due to changing tastes among Iranians. The rise in popularity is linked to a…
Seven-Day Ceasefire Following Bloody Clashes Between Shia and Sunni in Pakistan
A seven-day ceasefire has been established in Pakistan following violent clashes between Shia and Sunni communities that resulted in over 80 deaths. The fighting, which…
Israeli Army Claims Hezbollah Fired Approximately 160 Projectiles in One Day
On December 4, Hezbollah fired approximately 160 projectiles into Israel, prompting air raid sirens across central and northern regions. The Israeli army intercepted many of…
Warning About Increased Alcohol Consumption and Mortality in the U.S.
New research shows a continued rise in alcohol consumption and related deaths in the U.S. since the COVID-19 pandemic, with significant increases in both heavy…
Researchers: Global Cancer Deaths Will Double by 2050
A new study predicts that global cancer deaths will nearly double by 2050, with low-income countries facing the most significant increases. Researchers emphasize the need…
Suspended University Professor Says She Was Denied Return to Work Following 'Interrogator' Calls
Negar Zilaabi, a suspended professor at Beheshti University, claims she has been denied reinstatement despite court rulings in her favor, citing pressure from university authorities…
Mossad Investigating Possible Murder of Rabbi Kogan in the United Arab Emirates
Rabbi Zvi Kogan, a member of the Chabad community in Abu Dhabi, has been missing since December 1, and Israeli authorities suspect foul play, potentially…
Air Pollution Causes Approximately 50,000 Annual Deaths in Iran
Air pollution in Iran is responsible for approximately 50,000 deaths annually, making up about 12% of total mortality. Mohammad Sadegh Hasanvand from Tehran University highlights…
Leila Hosseinzadeh, who defended her thesis without mandatory hijab, sentenced to prison
Leila Hosseinzadeh, a student activist, has been sentenced to one year in prison for defending her thesis without a hijab. This ruling highlights the Iranian…
Hezbollah Accused in Rocket Attack on Italian UN Peacekeepers
Hezbollah is suspected of a rocket attack that injured four Italian UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon, prompting strong condemnation from Italian officials. The incident raises…
Russian Drone Attack on Ukrainian City Leaves Two Dead and 12 Injured
A Russian drone attack on Sumy, Ukraine, resulted in two deaths and 12 injuries, part of ongoing assaults on civilian infrastructure. This escalation follows previous…
A Human Rights Organization: The Situation of Children in Iran is Critical
The Iran Human Rights Campaign has reported a critical situation for children's rights in Iran, highlighting issues such as child marriage, child labor, and the…
Former Brazilian President Accused of Attempting a Coup
Jair Bolsonaro, the former president of Brazil, has been charged with attempting a coup along with 36 others after losing the 2022 election to Lula.…
Former Florida Attorney General, Trump's New Pick for U.S. Attorney General
Donald Trump has nominated Pam Bondi as the next U.S. Attorney General after Matt Gaetz withdrew his candidacy. Bondi, a former Florida Attorney General, is…
Transfer of Atefeh Rangriz, Political Prisoner, to Intensive Care Unit of Shahroud Hospital
Atefeh Rangriz, a political prisoner and women's rights activist, has been hospitalized in critical condition due to heart issues after being granted medical leave from…
Erdogan Confirms He Prevented Israeli President from Using Turkish Airspace
Turkey has denied Israeli President Isaac Herzog access to its airspace, forcing him to cancel his trip to a climate conference. This action is a…
SpaceX's Starship Test Launch with Trump and Musk in Attendance
Donald Trump attended the test launch of SpaceX's Starship rocket in Texas, highlighting support for ambitious space projects aimed at sending humans to Mars. The…
Zelensky: The Number of North Korean Soldiers in Russia Could Reach 100,000
Ukrainian President Zelensky warned that the number of North Korean soldiers in Russia could rise to 100,000 as they assist in the military offensive against…
Biden Becomes the First Sitting U.S. President to Visit the Amazon
President Joe Biden visited the Amazon rainforest, marking the first time a sitting U.S. president has done so, to highlight the importance of protecting this…
Global Call for Immediate Review of UN Climate Conference Mechanisms
A group of scientists and leaders has called for urgent reforms to the UN climate conference mechanisms, criticizing Azerbaijan's selection as host due to its…
Brief Clash During France-Israel Football Match Amid Heavy Security Measures
A football match between Israel and France in Paris was marred by brief clashes among fans amid heightened security following a violent incident in Amsterdam.…
UN Concern Over Attack on Humanitarian Aid Convoy in Gaza and Theft from It
The UN has raised concerns over an attack on a humanitarian aid convoy in Gaza, where 14 out of 20 trucks were shot at and…
The Security Council Condemns Attacks on UNIFIL Peacekeepers in Lebanon
The UN Security Council condemned recent attacks on UNIFIL peacekeepers in Lebanon amid ongoing clashes between Israel and Hezbollah. The council emphasized the need for…
Donald Trump Introduces His Choices for Secretary of State and Director of National Intelligence
Donald Trump has nominated Senator Marco Rubio for Secretary of State and Tulsi Gabbard for Director of National Intelligence. These nominations reflect Trump's focus on…
Since the Taliban's Return to Power, 6 People Have Been Executed in Public
The Taliban executed a man publicly in Afghanistan, marking the sixth such execution since they regained power. This practice, rooted in Sharia law, has drawn…
Booker 2024; An Award for Planet Earth
Samantha Harvey won the 2024 Booker Prize for her novel "Orbital," which explores the beauty and fragility of Earth from the perspective of astronauts aboard…
The U.S. Will Not Prevent Arms Transfers to Israel Despite Increased Aid to Gaza
The Biden administration has decided not to block arms transfers to Israel despite limited progress in humanitarian aid to Gaza. This decision follows a one-month…
Archaeologists Find Site of the Battle of Qadisiyyah Using Satellite Images
A British-Iraqi archaeological team has identified the likely site of the historic Battle of Qadisiyyah using declassified U.S. satellite images from the 1970s. This battle,…
Possibility of Life on Uranus's Moons
A new study suggests that the moons of Uranus may have conditions suitable for life, challenging previous assumptions based on data from Voyager 2. NASA…
Construction of the First 'Defensive Tunnel' in Central Tehran
Tehran is constructing its first defensive tunnel to connect a metro station to a major hospital, announced by city officials following recent Israeli attacks. This…
Tomato Prices in Mashhad Reach 18,000 Tomans Each
Tomato prices in Mashhad have surged to 18,000 tomans each due to production issues and climatic factors, affecting families and businesses. Experts predict a potential…
Israel is 'constructing a road' along the Alpha Line at the border with Syria
Israel is constructing a road along the Alpha Line, which separates the occupied Golan Heights from Syria, as confirmed by satellite images and UN peacekeepers.…
Leak of Confidential Information; Israeli Prime Minister's Office Under Fire
The Israeli Prime Minister's Office is criticized for a leak of sensitive information due to unauthorized access by employees. Investigations are ongoing to determine the…
Israelis Concerned About the Safety of Sports Teams Abroad
Israeli sports fans were attacked in Amsterdam after a football match, raising concerns about their safety abroad. Dutch and Israeli officials condemned the violence, which…
Visitor Numbers at Pompeii, Ancient City of Italy, to Be Limited
Italian officials will limit daily visitors to Pompeii to 20,000 to protect its archaeological sites. This decision comes after record visitor numbers exceeded four million…
Widespread Criticism of Attack on Israeli Citizens in Amsterdam
A group of assailants attacked supporters of the Israeli football team Maccabi in Amsterdam, leading to widespread condemnation from Israeli and Dutch officials, as well…
Attack on Israeli Citizens in Amsterdam, Netherlands; US Condemns
Israeli football fans were attacked in Amsterdam after a match, prompting condemnation from US officials and Israeli leaders. The incident raises concerns about rising antisemitism…
Even Five Minutes of Exercise is 'Effective' in Reducing Blood Pressure
A new study indicates that just five minutes of daily exercise can significantly lower blood pressure, which affects a large portion of the global population…
Closure of Businesses of Three Baha'is After Participating in Religious Ceremony
Three Baha'i businesses in Iran were sealed by authorities for closing during a religious holiday. This incident highlights ongoing discrimination against the Baha'i community in…
Government Spokesperson: Ahoo Daryaee is Not Detained, She is 'In the Stage of Treatment'
Ahoo Daryaee, a student known for protesting mandatory hijab by removing her clothes, is reportedly not detained but undergoing treatment, according to government spokesperson Fatemeh…
Final Campaigns of Trump and Harris Just Hours Before the U.S. Presidential Election
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump campaigned in key battleground states just hours before the U.S. presidential election, with both candidates expressing confidence in their chances…
Iran's Economic Council Approves 'Emergency Oil Production Increase' Plan
The Iranian Economic Council has approved a plan to increase oil production by 250,000 barrels per day, which is seen as crucial for boosting the…
Europe Seeks to Strengthen Defense Cooperation with South Korea
The EU is enhancing defense cooperation with South Korea amid concerns about North Korean troop deployments to Russia for the Ukraine war. Josep Borrell met…
Animals Become More Reclusive with Age, Similar to Humans
Research from the University of Leeds reveals that animals become more reclusive with age, similar to humans, potentially offering survival benefits. The study highlights the…
Resumption of Polio Vaccination in Gaza
Polio vaccination efforts in Gaza have resumed after a delay due to conflict and refugee influx, with a focus on vaccinating 119,000 children under 10.…
Kemi Badenoch Becomes First Black Woman to Lead the Conservative Party in Britain
Kemi Badenoch has been elected as the first black woman leader of the Conservative Party in Britain, promising to restore the party's core principles after…
Death Toll from Deadly Floods in Spain Reaches 211
Severe flooding in Valencia, Spain, has resulted in a death toll of 211, with many still missing. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has mobilized military forces…
How the 'Greatest Natural Disaster in Contemporary Spanish History' Occurred?
A devastating flood in eastern Spain has resulted in at least 211 deaths, prompting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to deploy 10,000 troops for rescue efforts.…
Five Mammals We May Never See Again
The article discusses five critically endangered mammals, including the Bactrian camel, Javan rhinoceros, northern white rhinoceros, Chinese pangolin, and sifaka, highlighting their precarious status due…
Hundreds of Thousands Flee from Lebanon to Syria Following Israeli Attacks
The UN commission reports that over 300,000 Syrian refugees have fled to Syria from Lebanon due to Israeli airstrikes, highlighting a humanitarian crisis. The situation…
North Korea Says It Will Support Russia Until Victory in Ukraine
North Korea's Foreign Minister Choe Son-hui expressed support for Russia in the Ukraine war during a meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. The U.S.…