June 2024
Scientists Autopsy 44,000-Year-Old Wolf Remains
Russian scientists have autopsied the remains of a 44,000-year-old wolf found in Yakutia, marking the first discovery of a large carnivore from the late Pleistocene…
Taliban Delegation in Qatar; Women Are the Main Absentees at the Two-Day Doha Meeting
A Taliban delegation attended a UN-led meeting in Qatar, where women were notably absent. The meeting aimed to address issues concerning Afghanistan, including international sanctions…
UNESCO Discovers Five Bombs Inside the Walls of a Historic Mosque in Iraq
UNESCO discovered five bombs embedded in the walls of the historic Al-Nuri Mosque in Mosul, Iraq, which was destroyed by ISIS in 2017. The discovery…
UN Resumes Humanitarian Aid Transfer from US Dock to Gaza After Brief Pause
The UN has resumed transferring humanitarian aid from a US-built dock to Gaza after a brief halt due to weather conditions and security concerns. This…
North Korea's Anger Over Joint Military Exercises by the U.S., South Korea, and Japan; 'Asian NATO' Version
North Korea condemned recent military exercises by the U.S., South Korea, and Japan, labeling them as efforts to establish an 'Asian NATO.' The North's statement…
Katz's Warning to Iran: A Regime that Threatens Destruction Deserves Destruction
Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz warned that Iran's threats to destroy Israel warrant a similar response. He stated that if Hezbollah does not cease its…
Announcement of Poisoning of '260 People' in Roudbar County, Gilan Province
In Roudbar County, Gilan Province, 260 individuals have reported symptoms of poisoning, leading to confusion among local officials about the cause. While the water company…
Discovery of Bombs Left by ISIS in the Walls of the Historic Mosul Mosque
UNESCO has discovered five bombs embedded in the walls of the historic Nuri Mosque in Mosul, which was destroyed by ISIS in 2017. The Iraqi…
Iran Human Rights Organization Warns of Execution of Right Hand Finger Amputation for 4 Prisoners
The Iran Human Rights Organization has warned that four prisoners sentenced to amputation of their right fingers for theft are at imminent risk of having…
Robots Take Another Step Closer to a 'Natural Smile'
Japanese scientists have developed a new type of living skin for robots that can display realistic facial expressions, including smiles. This advancement could lead to…
Failed Coup in Bolivia; 'The Government Was Aware in Advance'
A failed coup attempt in Bolivia was reported, with the government claiming it had prior knowledge of the situation. Eduardo del Castillo, the interior minister,…
Experience of 'Smart Voting' in Russia; A Strategy for Uniting Opponents in Elections
Alexei Navalny, a prominent opponent of Vladimir Putin, initiated 'Smart Voting' to unify opposition candidates against the ruling party in Russia. This strategy aimed to…
Permanent Loneliness Increases Stroke Risk Among the Elderly
A Harvard study reveals that elderly individuals experiencing permanent loneliness are significantly more likely to suffer strokes. This research highlights the mental health implications of…
Failed Coup in Bolivia; Army Retreats, Coup Leader Arrested
A failed coup attempt occurred in Bolivia, leading to the arrest of General Juan Jose Zuniga and the withdrawal of army forces from the presidential…
Six Hundred Political Prisoners, Families of Victims, and Protesters Support Boycott of Elections
Six hundred political prisoners and activists in Iran have called for a boycott of the upcoming presidential elections, supporting a similar stance taken by 520…
U.S.: We Do Not Expect Iran's Presidential Election to Be Free and Fair
The U.S. has expressed skepticism about the upcoming Iranian presidential election, stating it will not be free or fair. Key figures, including human rights activists…
Gallant Reports 'Progress' on U.S. Arms Shipment to Israel
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant reported progress in discussions with U.S. officials regarding arms shipments to Israel, following Netanyahu's claims that the U.S. was withholding…
Technical Flaw in Boeing's Space Capsule Delays Return of Two NASA Astronauts
Two NASA astronauts are delayed in returning to Earth due to a technical flaw in Boeing's Starliner capsule, raising concerns about Boeing's reliability. The astronauts…
Iran's Speaker of Parliament Informs Government of the Seventh Five-Year Plan Law
The Iranian Parliament has officially communicated the Seventh Five-Year Plan Law to the government, which includes a 40% increase in pensioners' salaries in the first…
New Research: What Impact Does Walking Have on Back Pain?
A new study indicates that regular walking significantly reduces the risk of back pain recurrence, with participants walking three times a week experiencing nearly double…
Raghefar Emphasizes the Irrelevance of Appointing a Successor to Raisi: The Government Lacks the Ability to Fulfill Its Responsibilities
Economist Hossein Raghefar argues that the Iranian government is ineffective and lacks the necessary powers to address the country's economic issues. He emphasizes the irrelevance…
Warning from Members of the 'Black Tuesdays' Campaign: Khamenei's Emphasis on Ignoring Human Rights Principles is a Serious Alarm
Political prisoners in Iran's 'Black Tuesdays' campaign are protesting Ali Khamenei's call to ignore human rights principles, warning that this signals a serious escalation in…
Teachers' Union Council in Iran: Elections 'Have No Relevance in This Structure'
The Coordinating Council of Teachers' Unions in Iran has declared that elections under the current government structure are irrelevant due to widespread public disinterest and…
Macron Warns of Potential 'Civil War' in France
French President Emmanuel Macron warned that the upcoming parliamentary elections could lead to civil conflict due to the divisive platforms of both far-right and far-left…
Canada to Increase Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles
Canada is set to increase tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles to combat unfair competition affecting its automotive industry. This move aligns with similar actions taken…
Iran's Health Minister Reports 90 Cases of Dengue Fever and Three Deaths
Iran's Health Minister has reported 90 cases of dengue fever and three deaths, attributing the outbreak to travelers returning from the UAE. The spread of…
All Chess Activities Banned During Presidential Election Period
The Iranian Chess Federation has suspended all chess activities during the presidential election period to promote voter participation. This ban, mandated by the Ministry of…
Statement from a Group of Educators in Iran: We Will Not Participate in Elections to 'Defend the Republic'
A group of 520 Iranian educators announced they will not participate in the upcoming presidential elections, citing a need to defend the republic and share…
Escalation of Clashes at the Lebanon-Israel Border; Hezbollah Claims to Have Targeted Israeli Soldiers' Homes
Hezbollah has escalated tensions by targeting Israeli homes in northern Israel, claiming to hit military positions. The Israeli military responded with artillery and airstrikes against…
Strike of 'over eight thousand' project workers in oil and gas companies
Over eight thousand project workers in Iran's oil and gas sector have gone on strike due to unpaid wages and poor working conditions. Their demands…
Death of a Female Student Due to Preventing Medical Staff from Entering Dormitory
Kimia Torkashvand, a student at Bu Ali Sina University, died after security prevented medical staff from entering her dormitory for 40 minutes following her suicide…
Buali Sina University Denies Security's Prevention of Ambulance Entry to Save a Student's Life
A female architecture student at Buali Sina University reportedly committed suicide, with claims that university security delayed an ambulance's entry for 40 minutes, contributing to…
United Nations: Attacks Against the Taliban in Afghanistan Have Increased in the Past Three Months
The UN reports an increase in attacks against the Taliban by opposition groups in Afghanistan, highlighting ongoing internal tensions and the challenges faced by the…
Request to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to Follow Up on the Suppression of Uyghurs in China
Uyghur rights activists have called on the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to take further action regarding the suppression of Uyghurs in China, citing…
U.S. Department of Defense: Aid Operations Resumed from Temporary Dock in Gaza
The U.S. has resumed aid operations from a temporary dock in Gaza, delivering over 656 metric tons of aid. This initiative is part of ongoing…
Two American Senators Unveil Plan to Designate Russia as a 'State Sponsor of Terrorism'
Two U.S. senators have proposed designating Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism following a defense agreement between Russia and North Korea. This designation would…
Iberian Lynx Removed from Endangered Species List
The Iberian lynx has been removed from the endangered species list due to successful conservation efforts, with its population exceeding two thousand in the Iberian…
Moscow Considers Changing Nuclear Doctrine; Putin Threatens Seoul
Putin announced that Russia is considering changes to its nuclear doctrine amid rising tensions with the West and threats to South Korea regarding potential arms…
New Warning from Researchers; Eating Fatty Foods May Lead to Increased Anxiety
A study from the University of Colorado Boulder indicates that high-fat diets may increase anxiety by disrupting gut microbiomes and altering serotonin-related genes. This finding…
Ehsan Faridi, University of Tabriz Student, Arrested Again
Ehsan Faridi, a 21-year-old engineering student at the University of Tabriz, has been arrested again after being summoned by the court, with no charges disclosed.…
Criticism of Officials' Indifference to the Increase in 'Heartbreaking Deaths' of Workers Due to Unprecedented Heat
Akbar Shokat, head of the Iranian Construction Workers' Union, criticized government neglect regarding worker safety amid unprecedented heat, which has led to increased fatalities and…
Two People Killed and Injured in Tehran Due to 'Indiscriminate Shooting' by Law Enforcement
Two citizens were killed and injured in Tehran due to indiscriminate shooting by law enforcement targeting motorcycle riders. This incident reflects a broader pattern of…
Environmental Activists Spray Paint on Taylor Swift's Private Jet
Two environmental activists sprayed orange paint on Taylor Swift's private jet to protest her use of private jets, which has drawn criticism for contributing to…
Rouhani: Based on the composition of the Guardian Council, at least two candidates' duties are to insult and curse
Former Iranian President Hassan Rouhani criticized candidates approved by the Guardian Council for their insulting rhetoric and their rejection of diplomatic engagement with the world.…
Another Suspect Arrested in Connection with Shooting of Spanish Politician; Suspect is a French National with Tunisian Citizenship
Spanish authorities have arrested a sixth suspect, a French-Tunisian national, in connection with the shooting of former politician Alejandro Vidal Quadras, who blames the Iranian…
Polls: The Conservative Party of Britain is on the brink of a historic defeat in the elections
Recent polls indicate that the Conservative Party in Britain, led by Rishi Sunak, is facing a historic defeat in the upcoming elections, with the Labour…
Daily Death of 'Two Thousand Children' Worldwide Due to Air Pollution-Related Diseases
A new study reveals that approximately 2,000 children die daily worldwide due to air pollution-related diseases, with air pollution now the second leading cause of…
One Day After Deadly Fire, Rasht's Qaem Hospital Closed
A fire at Qaem Hospital in Rasht resulted in the deaths of 9 patients, leading to the hospital's temporary closure. The incident has prompted an…
Ukraine Investigates Claim of a Soldier's Beheading by Russian Forces
Ukraine is investigating the beheading of one of its soldiers allegedly by Russian forces in the Donetsk region. The claim is part of ongoing tensions…
US Special Envoy: We Want to Prevent a 'Wider War' at the Israel-Lebanon Border
The US special envoy is in Lebanon to prevent a larger conflict between Israel and Hezbollah amid rising tensions. Hezbollah has recently escalated attacks following…
A Senior UN Official Criticizes Ongoing Violent Repression in Iran
Volker Turk, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, criticized Iran's violent repression of women and girls over hijab laws, highlighting the government's new punitive…
UNESCO Warning: Artificial Intelligence May Spread Misinformation About the Holocaust
UNESCO has issued a warning about the potential for artificial intelligence to spread misinformation regarding the Holocaust, highlighting concerns about deep fakes and the rise…
Ali-Asghar Haqdar, Istanbul-based Writer, Transferred to Refugee Camp
Ali-Asghar Haqdar, a writer and researcher, has been detained in Istanbul and transferred to a refugee camp, raising concerns about potential deportation to Iran. His…
NATO Chief: We Are Negotiating to Put Nuclear Weapons on 'High Alert'
NATO is negotiating to increase its nuclear readiness in response to threats from Russia and China, emphasizing the need for a nuclear deterrent. This comes…
Israeli Army Warning: Hezbollah's Provocations Have Devastating Consequences for Lebanon and the Entire Region
The Israeli army warns that Hezbollah's increasing aggressions could lead to widespread conflict with devastating consequences for Lebanon and the region. The situation escalated with…
Students of Sharif University Address Reformist Candidate: We Are Tired of Your Colorful Deceptions
Students at Sharif University criticized reformist candidate Masoud Pezeshkian, expressing their disdain for his deceptive politics and questioning the legitimacy of the upcoming elections. The…
Netanyahu Criticizes Israeli Army's Plan for 'Tactical Halt' of Operations in Southern Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu criticized the army's plan for a daily tactical halt in operations in southern Gaza to facilitate humanitarian aid. The decision reflects…
Israeli Army's Decision for 'Tactical Pause' in Military Operations in Southern Gaza; United Nations Welcomes It
The Israeli army has announced a tactical pause in military operations in southern Gaza to allow humanitarian aid deliveries, which the UN has welcomed. This…
Wave of Protests in French Cities Against the Far Right
Protests against the far-right party in France have erupted following its unprecedented success in the European Parliament elections. Emmanuel Macron has dissolved the French Parliament,…
Mawlawi Abdolhamid: The Ebrahim Raisi Government Has Wronged the Sunni Community and the Iranian People
Mawlawi Abdolhamid criticized the Iranian government for its treatment of the Sunni community and the Iranian people, highlighting injustices and violations of rights during Ebrahim…
Deployment of US War Submarine in Guantanamo; Canadian Patrol Vessel Enters Havana Waters
The US has deployed a war submarine in Guantanamo, while a Canadian patrol vessel has entered Cuban waters, following the arrival of Russian warships. This…
The U.S. Sanctions an Israeli Group for Attacking Humanitarian Aid Convoys
The U.S. has imposed sanctions on the Israeli group 'Tzav 9' for attacking humanitarian aid convoys to Gaza, marking a significant shift in U.S. policy…
Amnesty International Calls for 'Immediate and Unconditional Release' of Reza Shahabi, Imprisoned Labor Activist
Amnesty International has called for the immediate release of Reza Shahabi, a labor activist imprisoned in Evin Prison, citing his arbitrary detention and lack of…
Associated Press: Migration is one of the key topics of discussion among G7 leaders
The G7 leaders are discussing migration as a key issue at their summit in Italy, focusing on combating trafficking and increasing investment in migrants' home…
A Member of Tehran City Council Says Construction in Laleh Park Has Been Canceled
Protests against tree cutting in Laleh Park led to a decision by Tehran City Council members to cancel any planned construction in the park. The…
French Leftist Parties Form 'New Popular Front' to Counter Far-Right Victory in Elections
French leftist parties have united to form a 'New Popular Front' in response to the potential electoral victory of the far-right 'National Rally'. This coalition…
Ten-Year Security Agreement Between the U.S. and Ukraine; Biden and Zelensky Take a Step Towards Ukraine's NATO Membership
The U.S. and Ukraine have signed a ten-year security agreement to bolster Ukraine's defense against Russia and support its NATO membership ambitions. This agreement was…
UN Agencies Demand Release of Their Staff in Yemen
UN agencies and NGOs have demanded the immediate release of their detained staff in Yemen, highlighting that such detentions are unprecedented and hinder humanitarian efforts.…
UN Reporter: American Citizen in Taliban Prison Needs Urgent Medical Care
A UN expert has called for urgent medical care for Ryan Corbett, an American humanitarian worker imprisoned by the Taliban for nearly two years without…
Agreement to Use Russian Assets; G7 to Loan $50 Billion to Ukraine
The G7 leaders have agreed to a $50 billion loan to Ukraine, funded by the interest from frozen Russian assets, during their annual summit in…
Al-Hurra: Lebanon Surrendered a Defected Syrian Army Officer to Bashar Assad's Government
Lebanon has surrendered Abdullah Al-Zahouri, a defected Syrian army officer, to the Syrian government, raising concerns for his safety. Al-Zahouri, along with his family, had…
UK Imposes Sanctions on Ships Violating Russian Oil Restrictions
The UK has initiated sanctions against Russian ships involved in oil trade violations, as part of a broader effort with G7 allies to pressure Russia…
UN: The Number of Displaced People Worldwide Has Reached 117 Million
The UNHCR reports that the number of forcibly displaced people worldwide has reached 117.3 million, with projections indicating it may exceed 120 million by April…
Ahmadinejad: A Lot Was Done Before the Revolution and They Sought to Increase Welfare
Former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad reflects on the Pahlavi era, claiming significant efforts were made to control inflation and improve welfare. He criticizes the occupation…
Blinken's Continued Efforts for Ceasefire; UN Accuses Israel and Hamas of 'War Crimes'
The UN has accused both Israel and Hamas of committing war crimes during the ongoing conflict in Gaza, while U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken…
Ukraine: We Destroyed Several Russian Air Defense Systems in Crimea; Moscow Continues Attacks on Kyiv's Infrastructure
The Ukrainian army has reported successful strikes on Russian air defense systems in Crimea, claiming to have destroyed multiple radars. This escalation comes as Russia…
Another Victim of 'Honor Killing' in Iranshahr; Both Girl and Boy Killed by Girl's Relatives
A girl and a boy were killed in Iranshahr by the girl's relatives over honor-related motives, highlighting the ongoing issue of honor killings in Iran.…
World Cup Qualifiers: Iran National Football Team Draws with Uzbekistan
The Iran national football team drew with Uzbekistan, securing their place in the next round of the World Cup qualifiers as group leaders. Both teams…
Import of Products from Three More Chinese Companies to the U.S. Banned Due to Use of 'Forced Uyghur Labor'
The U.S. has banned imports from three additional Chinese companies due to their alleged use of forced labor involving Uyghur Muslims. This move is part…
UN Rejects Houthi Claims of 'Espionage' by Its Aid Workers
The UN has condemned the Houthi claims that detained aid workers are spies, urging their immediate release. This incident highlights the ongoing conflict in Yemen…
UN Human Rights Council: Israel and Palestinians May Have Committed War Crimes
The UN Human Rights Council has indicated that both Israeli forces and Palestinian militants may have committed war crimes during recent operations in Gaza. This…
Hunter Biden, son of the U.S. President, found guilty in 'gun purchase' case
Hunter Biden has been found guilty of lying about his addiction and illegally purchasing a firearm, marking the first time a child of a sitting…
Unveiling of Electric Taxis with Zakhani's Promotional Presence; Tehran City Council Members: We Are Unaware of the Details
Tehran has unveiled one thousand electric taxis ahead of upcoming presidential elections, but City Council members claim they are unaware of the details. This initiative…
Over 10 Million People Displaced in Sudan
Over 10 million people have been displaced in Sudan due to ongoing civil conflict, with severe humanitarian crises including famine and hunger affecting millions. The…
Tehran Chamber of Commerce President Announced Cancellation of Weekend Holiday Increase; $8 to $10 Billion Damage from Thursday Closures
The President of the Tehran Chamber of Commerce announced that the proposal to increase weekend holidays, particularly the closure on Thursdays, has been canceled due…
Uncertainty in Urban Management of the Capital; Chahraman Says Zakhani Took Leave but Did Not Appoint a 'Deputy'
Mehdi Chahraman, head of Tehran's city council, announced that Alireza Zakhani, the mayor, has taken leave for his presidential campaign without appointing a deputy. This…
The European Union Provides Aid to Afghanistan to Prevent Famine
The European Union is allocating 125 million euros to Afghanistan to combat famine as humanitarian conditions deteriorate. This aid will support food, shelter, medical care,…
UN: UK's Plan to Deport Refugees to Rwanda Still Inappropriate
The UN Refugee Agency has challenged the UK's plan to deport refugees to Rwanda, arguing it remains inappropriate due to risks of forced deportation and…
UN World Food Program Halts Humanitarian Aid Distribution via Floating Dock
The UN World Food Program has halted food distribution from a US-built dock in Gaza due to security concerns after Israeli military operations targeted UN…
US Army: Houthi Missiles Hit Swiss and German Ships
The US confirmed that Houthi rebels attacked two European-owned ships in the Gulf of Aden, causing damage but no injuries. This incident highlights the ongoing…
Commander of the Gaza Brigade of the Israeli Army Resigns Over October 7 Attack
General Avi Rosenfeld, commander of the Gaza Brigade of the Israeli Army, resigned following the intelligence failure during Hamas's attack on October 7. His resignation…
Possible Change of Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations
Danny Danon is expected to replace Gilad Erdan as Israel's ambassador to the UN, pending government approval. This change reflects Israel's ongoing diplomatic strategy amid…
The War of Balloons and Loudspeakers at the Korean Border; Sending Balloons Containing Waste from North Korea, Broadcasting Advertisements from South Korean Loudspeakers
Tensions between North and South Korea have escalated as South Korea resumed loudspeaker broadcasts after North Korea launched balloons containing waste into South Korea. This…
Tahereh Noorouzi, Baha'i Citizen Residing in Shiraz, Arrested
Tahereh Noorouzi, a Baha'i citizen in Shiraz, was arrested by Iranian security forces during a raid on her home, where they confiscated personal belongings. This…
Voting Enters Its Final Day; Speculations About a 'Rightward Shift' in the European Parliament
The European Parliament elections are concluding, with expectations of a stronger presence of right-wing parties. Key issues include the war in Ukraine, climate policies, and…
Direct and Indirect Interference of 21 Government Members in Elections to Determine Replacement for Raisi
The article discusses the unprecedented involvement of 21 members of the Iranian government in the upcoming elections to select a replacement for President Ebrahim Raisi.…
Final Day of European Parliament Elections and Predictions on Its Results
The European Parliament elections are concluding with predictions of a shift towards the right, potentially increasing the presence of nationalist parties. This shift could complicate…
U.S. Central Command: Humanitarian Aid Flow to Gaza Resumed
The U.S. Central Command has resumed humanitarian aid deliveries to Gaza, with 492 tons delivered recently, totaling 1,574 tons. No U.S. military personnel were involved…
Israeli Army Reinforces Forces to Secure Humanitarian Aid Dock for Gaza
The Israeli army is reinforcing its forces to secure a U.S.-built dock for humanitarian aid to Gaza, which had been temporarily halted due to damage.…
Attack on Danish Prime Minister in Copenhagen; Attacker to Appear in Court
A man attacked Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen in Copenhagen, but she was unharmed. The attacker, a 39-year-old man, has been arrested and will appear…
Masih Alinejad Joins 'G7 Gender Equality Advisory Council'; Calls for Criminalization of Gender Apartheid
Masih Alinejad has been appointed to the G7 Gender Equality Advisory Council and is advocating for the international criminalization of gender apartheid, highlighting the plight…
Houthi Forces in Yemen Detain Several UN Staff and Aid Workers
Houthi forces in Yemen have detained 11 UN aid workers, raising concerns from the UN about their safety and the reasons for their detention. This…
Houthis Arrest at Least 15 Yemeni Citizens Working for International Organizations
The Houthis have arrested at least 15 Yemeni employees of international organizations, including the UN, amid ongoing tensions in Yemen. This incident highlights the deteriorating…
NASA Astronauts Arrive with Boeing's First Space Flight
Boeing's first crewed space flight successfully reached the International Space Station after multiple delays, with astronaut Sunita Williams making history as the first woman on…
International Monetary Fund: Ukraine Debt Negotiations Are on the Right Track
The IMF reports that negotiations to restructure Ukraine's debt are progressing positively, with a focus on interest rates and repayment durations. Ukraine is set to…
NATO Secretary General Emphasizes Continued Military Support for Ukraine; Kyiv Needs 'Predictability and Accountability' from NATO Members
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg emphasized the need for consistent military support for Ukraine, urging Western nations to avoid past interruptions. This comes ahead of…
UN: One Quarter of Children Under Five Worldwide Suffer from 'Severe Food Insecurity'
UNICEF reports that 181 million children under five worldwide are facing severe food insecurity, with Africa being significantly affected due to armed conflicts, climate change,…
Allies of Narendra Modi Set Conditions for Coalition Government: Financial Resources Allocation and Cabinet Positions
Allied parties of Narendra Modi's BJP are demanding more financial resources and cabinet positions as negotiations for a coalition government begin after the BJP lost…
South Korea's Response to North Korean Trash Balloons with 'K-Pop' and Dollars
Tensions between North and South Korea escalate as South Korean activists send balloons with K-Pop music and dollars into North Korea, prompting threats from Pyongyang.…
United Nations Condemns Mass Whipping of Individuals in 'Sar-e Pol' Afghanistan
The UN condemned the public whipping of 63 individuals in Afghanistan, including 14 women, by the Taliban, calling for an end to such practices. This…
UNICEF: Over 180 Million Children Live in Severe Food Insecurity
UNICEF reports that over 180 million children globally face severe food insecurity, significantly impacting their growth and development. The report highlights the dire situation in…
After a Long Delay, Boeing Successfully Completes Its First Space Flight
Boeing successfully launched its first crewed space flight, sending NASA astronauts to the International Space Station after overcoming multiple delays. Sunita Williams made history as…
Return of 'Blind Mujahid' Political Prisoner Sentenced to Death from Solitary Confinement to Quarantine; Execution Threat Still Looms
Blind Mujahid, a political prisoner sentenced to death, has been moved from solitary confinement back to quarantine after serious health issues arose due to psychological…
German Prosecutors Seek Prison Sentences for Hezbollah Membership Suspects
German prosecutors are seeking prison sentences for two suspects linked to Hezbollah, with one facing over five years for membership in a terrorist organization. This…
U.S. Long-Range Bomber B-1B Flies Over Korean Peninsula
The U.S. conducted a B-1B bomber exercise over the Korean Peninsula for the first time in seven years, alongside South Korean jets, amid rising tensions…
Senior Taliban Official Visits UAE; Sirajuddin Haqqani on US Wanted List
Sirajuddin Haqqani, a senior Taliban official wanted by the US, visited the UAE for the first time since the Taliban regained power in Afghanistan. This…
Unprecedented Presence of American Bomber in Korean Peninsula Exercises
The U.S. has deployed the B-1B bomber in Korean Peninsula exercises for the first time in seven years, responding to North Korean provocations. This move,…
Canada's Auditor General Says the Country Lacks Sufficient Capacity to Combat Cyber Crimes
Canada's Auditor General Karen Hogan reported that the country is ill-equipped to handle cyber crimes due to bureaucratic inefficiencies and staffing shortages. The Canadian Security…
Poland's Prime Minister Emphasizes the Importance of the European Parliament Elections for the Future of the Country
Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk highlighted the critical role of the upcoming European Parliament elections in ensuring national security amid rising tensions with Russia and…
U.S. Treasury Official: Washington and Its Partners Are Making Progress on Using Frozen Russian Assets
The U.S. and its G7 partners are progressing in plans to use profits from frozen Russian assets to provide financial aid to Ukraine, which is…
UN Warns About Consequences of Anti-Immigration Policies in Europe
A UN refugee official warns that intensified anti-immigration policies in Europe could discourage other countries from accepting refugees and lead to chaos. This concern arises…
U.S. Deputy Special Envoy for Iran Calls for End to 'Transnational' Repression by the Islamic Republic
U.S. Deputy Special Envoy Abram Pili condemned the Iranian regime's transnational repression of opposition figures and journalists, particularly in the U.S. This follows threats made…
Trial of Hunter Biden, Son of U.S. President, Begins
The trial of Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, has commenced in Delaware, marking a historic event as it is the first trial of…
UN Experts Call on All Countries to Recognize 'Palestinian State'
UN experts have called on all countries to recognize a Palestinian state and push for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Norway, Ireland, and Spain have…
South Korea Fully Suspends Military Agreement with Its Northern Neighbor
South Korea has suspended its military agreement with North Korea in response to the latter sending waste-filled balloons across the border. This decision aims to…
Decrease in Protein Consumption in Iran; Experts Express Concern for Iranians' Health
Iran is experiencing a significant decline in protein consumption due to rising prices, raising concerns among nutrition experts about malnutrition and health risks for current…
Iranian Beauty Pageant Held After 45 Years; Hosted in Italy by an American Company
The first Iranian beauty pageant in 45 years will take place in Rome, Italy, with 21 participants from various countries due to restrictions in Iran.…
Hasan Bagherinia, suspended professor at Hakim Sabzevari University, arrested
Hasan Bagherinia, a suspended professor at Hakim Sabzevari University, was arrested after predicting his arrest for insulting the leadership. His suspension followed his support for…
The United States, South Korea, and Japan Agree to Conduct Joint Military Exercises
The U.S., South Korea, and Japan have agreed to conduct joint military exercises this summer to strengthen trilateral cooperation in response to North Korea's missile…
North Korea Intensifies 'Trash Rain' on South Korea; Threat of Retaliation from Seoul
North Korea has escalated its provocative actions by sending 600 balloons filled with trash into South Korea, prompting Seoul to threaten retaliation. This incident raises…
U.S. Defense Secretary: We Will Never Waver in Support of Ukraine
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin reaffirmed America's unwavering support for Ukraine during a meeting with President Zelensky at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore. Zelensky is…
Real Madrid Wins UEFA Champions League Without a Loss
Real Madrid has won the UEFA Champions League for the fifteenth time, defeating Borussia Dortmund 2-0. This victory marks a significant achievement as they completed…
Lloyd Austin Identifies Countering China's Threats and Ensuring Security in Asia as U.S. Priorities
U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin highlighted the importance of Asia's security and countering China's threats during a speech in Singapore. This comes amid ongoing…
Exclusive: Drivers and Workers of Tehran's Bus Company Dissatisfied with Living Conditions
Drivers and workers of Tehran's Bus Company are expressing dissatisfaction over outdated job classifications, stagnant wages, and restrictions on overtime payments. They have been protesting…
The Expediency Council Opposes Adding Saturdays to Weekend Holidays; The Ball Remains in the Guardian Council's Court
The Expediency Council has opposed the addition of Saturdays to the weekend holidays in Iran, while the Guardian Council has yet to make a decision…