April 2019
The Best Mobile Cameras
The article reviews the best mobile cameras as of spring 2019, highlighting the Huawei P30 Pro for its main camera and the Samsung Galaxy S10…
IMF Assessment from 2019; Iran's Economic Growth at Negative 6 Percent
The IMF has released a report predicting that Iran's economy will shrink by 6% in 2019, significantly worse than the World Bank's estimate of -3.8%.…
Three American Soldiers Killed in Explosion North of Kabul
A suicide attack near Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan killed three American soldiers and injured three others. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, which…
Benjamin Netanyahu: My Rivals Will Win the Elections
Benjamin Netanyahu predicts that his rivals Benny Gantz and Yair Lapid will win the upcoming Israeli parliamentary elections. Despite this, analysts believe his statements are…
General Haftar's Forces Claim Control of Tripoli Airport in Libya
General Khalifa Haftar's forces have claimed control of Tripoli International Airport amid ongoing clashes with the UN-supported government. This escalation threatens the fragile stability in…
Arrest of Individual Accused of 'Rape' of Afghan Teen in Kashan
A 12-year-old Afghan boy in Kashan allegedly committed suicide after being raped, leading to the arrest of the suspect who confessed to kidnapping. The case…
Pompeo's Hope for a Third Meeting Between US and North Korean Leaders
Mike Pompeo expressed confidence that a third summit between the US and North Korea will occur soon, emphasizing improved understanding between the leaders despite previous…
UK Prime Minister Calls for Brexit Delay Until the End of June
UK Prime Minister Theresa May has requested a delay in Brexit until June 30 to avoid participation in European Parliament elections, while EU leaders, particularly…
For the First Time in 55 Years, the UN Security Council Sees Sunlight
The UN Security Council chamber has been closed off from sunlight for 55 years due to security concerns stemming from a failed attack in 1964.…
Human Rights Defenders: The Human Rights Situation in Iran Was Dire in 2018
In 2018, Iranian officials faced significant criticism for human rights violations, including high execution rates and mass detentions of activists. The UN and Amnesty International…
Red Cross: We are closely cooperating with Iran's Red Crescent
The International Red Cross has denied claims by Iranian officials that U.S. sanctions are hindering humanitarian aid to Iran's Red Crescent during recent floods. Both…
From the Consequences of Floods to the Rising Price of Onions
The Fardaa Station program discusses various topics including the recent floods, rising onion prices, and sports news related to Iranian teams. Key figures include the…
New Promise from Israeli Justice Minister: Expulsion of All Refugees After Elections
Ayelet Shaked, Israel's Justice Minister, has pledged to expel all foreign refugees after the upcoming elections, particularly targeting African migrants. This stance disregards previous agreements…
Jamshid Mashayekhi Passes Away
Jamshid Mashayekhi, a celebrated Iranian actor, passed away at the age of 89 in Tehran after being hospitalized during the Nowruz holidays. His extensive career…
Barnier: No-Deal Brexit Becomes More Likely Every Day
Michel Barnier warned that a no-deal Brexit is increasingly likely as the UK Parliament fails to agree on an alternative plan. The UK government must…
The U.S. Halts Transfer of F-35 Fighter Jet Equipment to Turkey
The U.S. has halted the transfer of F-35 fighter jet equipment to Turkey due to Ankara's acquisition of the Russian S-400 missile defense system. This…
The Last Meeting of Aref and Mohammad Ali Shirazi Fifty Years Later
Aref and Mohammad Ali Shirazi reunited after fifty years to perform the forgotten song 'Didar Akhar' during a Nowruz broadcast on Radio Farda. This collaboration…
Ninety Years of Milan Kundera; The Only Novel That Remains
Milan Kundera, the renowned author, turned ninety on April 1, 2019. Despite not receiving the Nobel Prize or being a member of the Académie Française,…