July 2024
US Attack in Iraq; Hashd al-Shaabi Forces Targeted by Drone Missiles
The US conducted an airstrike against Iraqi militia forces, specifically Hashd al-Shaabi, citing defense of US troops as the reason. The attack resulted in casualties…
Chamran Claims the Interior Ministry Spent Funds for Wagons Ordered from China 'Elsewhere'
Mehdi Chamran has accused the Iranian Interior Ministry of misappropriating funds meant for purchasing wagons from China, stating that this has delayed the delivery of…
Following Maduro's Victory Announcement in Venezuela, Protesters Took to the Streets
Following Nicolás Maduro's announcement of victory in the Venezuelan presidential election, widespread protests erupted across the country, with demonstrators accusing the electoral commission of fraud.…
South Korea: North Korean Leader Prepares His Daughter for Succession
South Korean intelligence reports that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is preparing his daughter, Kim Ju Ae, for future leadership. This marks a significant…
Antony Blinken: The Results Announced in Venezuela's Elections Do Not Reflect the Votes
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken expressed serious concerns over the legitimacy of the Venezuelan presidential election results, which declared Nicolás Maduro the winner. Opposition…
Maduro Declared Winner of Venezuelan Presidential Election
Nicolas Maduro has been declared the winner of the Venezuelan presidential election, securing 51% of the votes against opposition candidate Edmundo Gonzalez, who received 44%.…
Director of Controversial Paris Olympics Show: I Was Not Inspired by the 'Last Supper'
The artistic director of the Paris Olympics opening ceremony, Thomas Jolly, faced backlash for scenes perceived as mocking Christianity but defended the event as a…
Putin Threatens to Resume Production of Intermediate-Range Nuclear Weapons
Vladimir Putin has threatened to resume the production of intermediate-range nuclear weapons if the U.S. deploys missiles in Europe. This escalation comes amid rising tensions…
Yasamin Hashedari, Women's Rights Activist in Gilan Province, Summoned and Imprisoned Without Completing Medical Treatment
Yasamin Hashedari, a women's rights activist, has been imprisoned in Iran despite needing medical treatment. Her arrest is part of a broader crackdown on women's…
The Story of a Fist
The article discusses the content of the sixth episode of Cafe Farda, which covers a range of topics including a controversial series, suspicious killings, and…
Death of Dozens of Migrants Following Capsizing of Two Boats in Yemeni and Mauritanian Waters
Dozens of migrants have died in two separate boat capsizing incidents in Yemen and Mauritania. The UN Refugee Agency and the International Organization for Migration…
New Antibiotic with Dual Targeting Offers Fresh Hope in the Fight Against Bacterial Resistance
Researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago have developed a new antibiotic that targets two mechanisms in bacteria, significantly reducing their resistance to treatments. This…
G20 Finance Ministers Meeting; Lula Warns About Global Hunger
Brazil's President Lula calls for global cooperation to combat hunger ahead of the G20 finance ministers' meeting, highlighting the unacceptable persistence of hunger in the…
The Effect of Barley Fiber on Weight Loss is 'Similar to Anti-Obesity Drugs'
A study from the University of Arizona reveals that beta-glucan fiber from barley can aid in weight loss similarly to anti-obesity drugs like Ozempic, without…
Severe Environmental Consequences of Israel's Attack on Houthi Oil Storage Facilities
Israel's recent airstrike on Houthi oil storage facilities in Hodeidah has led to significant environmental damage, including hazardous gas emissions and fuel leaks into the…
UN: 9% of the World's Population Experienced Hunger in 2023
The UN reports that 9% of the global population faced hunger in 2023 due to military conflicts, economic crises, and climate conditions. Approximately 733 million…
Turkish Court Rejects Temporary Release Request for Ali-Asghar Haqdar, Istanbul-Based Writer
A Turkish court has denied a request for the temporary release of Ali-Asghar Haqdar, a writer detained in Istanbul since June 14. His situation raises…
North Korean Waste Balloons Collide with South Korean Presidential Building
North Korean waste balloons collided with the South Korean presidential building, prompting a security response from Seoul. This incident marks a significant escalation in North…
Yasmin Maqbali to Voice of America: Gender, Ethnic, and Experiential Diversity is Key to Scientific Progress
Yasmin Maqbali, an Iranian-American NASA astronaut, highlighted the importance of diversity in science during an interview, emphasizing how it leads to better problem-solving. She shared…
New Challenge for Mars Travel: Expiration Dates of Medications
Researchers have identified that the expiration dates of most medications astronauts would take on a Mars mission will expire before the journey is completed. This…
UN Reports Agreement Between Yemeni Government and Houthis on Financial Matters
The UN has announced that the Yemeni government and Houthi rebels have reached an agreement to lift banking sanctions against each other, mediated by Saudi…
45% Increase in School Transport Fares in Tehran
The Tehran City Council approved a 45% increase in school transport fares, raising the entry fare to 42,500 tomans and charging 4,300 tomans per kilometer.…
UN: One person dies every minute from AIDS-related illnesses in 2023
The UN reports that nearly 40 million people are living with HIV globally, with significant treatment gaps leading to one death every minute from AIDS-related…
Family of American Doctor Who Died in Syria Sues Bashar al-Assad's Government
The family of Majd Kamelmaz, an American doctor who died in Syrian detention, has filed a lawsuit against the Assad government in the U.S. They…
Closure of the Iranian Sociological Association Building by Municipality Under Zakhani's Management
The Tehran municipality, led by Alireza Zakhani, has closed the Iranian Sociological Association building, evicting its belongings and stationing a guard outside. This action has…
Severe Heat Can Affect Mental Health
Scientists warn that extreme heat significantly impacts both physical and mental health, with potential increases in mood disorders and hospital visits. Experts emphasize the need…
Israel Confirms Deaths of Two Hostages Held by Hamas
The Israeli army has confirmed the deaths of two hostages, Alex Dantzig and Yegov Buchstau, held by Hamas in Gaza. This raises the total number…
Baku Says Constitutional Changes in Armenia Are Necessary for Signing Peace Agreement
Azerbaijan demands constitutional changes in Armenia related to Nagorno-Karabakh as a condition for signing a peace agreement. While Armenia's Prime Minister has previously rejected such…
New Study: Increasing Dust in Isfahan Contains Cancer-Causing Heavy Metals
A new study reveals that dust in Isfahan contains high levels of cancer-causing heavy metals, posing serious health risks to residents, particularly affecting newborns and…
Death of 40 Migrants in Boat Fire off the Coast of Haiti
At least 40 Haitian migrants died when their boat caught fire while attempting to reach the Turks and Caicos Islands. The incident underscores the dangers…
Development of 'Smart Soil' in the U.S.; A New Hope for Sustainable Agriculture
Researchers at the University of Texas have developed a smart soil that optimizes irrigation and nutrient needs, potentially increasing crop yields by 138% and reducing…
Russia Says It May Deploy Nuclear Missiles in Response to U.S. Weapons in Germany
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov indicated that Russia might deploy nuclear missiles in Kaliningrad in response to U.S. plans to station long-range weapons in…
Drinking 'Nazar' Syrup During Muharram Causes Poisoning of 800 People in Golokh County
Around 800 people in Golokh County were poisoned after consuming 'Nazar' syrup during Muharram ceremonies. The local health authorities reported symptoms of poisoning but claimed…
Meta Refuses to Launch Multimodal AI Models in the European Union
Meta has decided not to release its new multimodal AI models in the EU due to regulatory uncertainties, affecting European companies' access to these technologies.…
All Eyes on Biden; U.S. President Heads to Nevada for Campaigning
President Joe Biden is campaigning in Nevada to rally support among Black and Latino voters following an assassination attempt on rival Donald Trump. He aims…
Elections in Syria; The Next Parliament May Facilitate the Extension of Assad's Rule
Syrians voted for a new parliament expected to facilitate constitutional changes allowing Bashar al-Assad to extend his presidency. The election occurs amidst ongoing economic crises…
The Gaza and West Bank Crisis from the Perspective of a Human Rights Watch Representative
Reports indicate significant progress in ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas, despite ongoing military operations by Israel in Gaza. The humanitarian situation is dire, with…
Discovery of at least 139 potential ISIS victims' bodies from a mass grave in Iraq
Iraqi officials have uncovered the remains of at least 139 potential ISIS victims from a mass grave near Mosul, with evidence suggesting they include Yazidis…
Federal Agents Gathering Information on the Motive of Donald Trump's Assailant
Federal agents are investigating the motives of Thomas Matthew Crooks, who attempted to assassinate Donald Trump and was killed in the process. The attack has…
FBI Announces Joint Investigation into Failed Assassination Attempt on Donald Trump
The FBI has started a joint investigation into a failed assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. The investigation involves multiple law…
Donald Trump: The upper part of my right ear was pierced; such an incident in America is 'incredible'
Donald Trump reported being shot in the upper part of his right ear during a shooting incident in Pennsylvania. He praised the quick response of…
Breaking: Incident at Trump Supporters Rally in Pennsylvania; Trump Moved to Safe Location
An incident involving gunfire occurred at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania, prompting the Secret Service to escort Trump to safety. He was reported to be…
Proposal to Halt Egg Production in Poultry Farms Due to Surplus in Iran
Iranian officials propose a two-month halt in egg production due to a surplus and declining demand, particularly in light of rising prices. The country is…
Strike of 'Thousands' of Contract Workers in the Oil and Gas Industry Continues
Thousands of contract workers in Iran's oil and gas industry are on strike, demanding better working conditions and wage increases. The strike has entered its…
Guterres: 'There is no substitute for the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees,' support UNRWA
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres emphasized the irreplaceable role of UNRWA in providing aid to Palestinian refugees amid increasing Israeli efforts to dissolve the agency. G7…
Narcissistic Individuals Become 'Kinder and More Adaptable' with Age
A study reveals that narcissism tends to decrease with age, leading to increased kindness and adaptability in individuals with narcissistic traits. The findings are significant…
Erdogan: Turkey Will Not Approve NATO's Efforts to Cooperate with Israel
Turkey's President Erdogan declared that Turkey will not support NATO's collaboration with Israel until peace is achieved in Palestine. He also addressed military equipment sales…
Germany to Remove Equipment from Two Chinese Companies from Its 5G Networks
Germany plans to remove Huawei and ZTE equipment from its 5G networks by 2026 to enhance security and reduce reliance on Chinese technology. This decision…
America's Plan to Deploy Long-Range Missiles in Germany Provokes Anger in Moscow
The U.S. plans to deploy long-range missiles in Germany by 2026, provoking a strong military response from Russia and raising concerns about a new arms…
Samsung Galaxy Smart Ring: The First Smart Ring from a Hardware Giant
Samsung has launched the Galaxy Ring, its first smart ring, at the Unpacked 2024 event, positioning itself as a competitor to existing products from Apple…
Israeli Defense Minister: Investigations into War-Related Mistakes Must Include Netanyahu
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has called for a government investigation into the mistakes leading to the Hamas attack, suggesting it should include Prime Minister…
Maternal Mortality in Iran and Worldwide: An Statistical Overview
The maternal mortality rate in Iran has risen from 20 to 24 deaths per 100,000 live births, exceeding the target set by the Sixth Development…
Biden Welcomes New British Prime Minister's Desire for Closer Ties with the EU
Joe Biden welcomed British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's desire for closer ties with the EU during their meeting. They discussed various international issues, including support…
Zahra Mousavi, daughter of Mir Hossein Mousavi, expelled from Alzahra University
Zahra Mousavi, the daughter of prominent political figures Mir Hossein Mousavi and Zahra Rahnavard, has been expelled from Alzahra University, citing security agency involvement and…
Reza Shahabi Ends Hunger Strike Following Promises for Immediate Attention to His Demands
Reza Shahabi, a labor activist imprisoned in Iran, ended his hunger strike after prison officials promised to address his medical needs and conditional release. His…
Russia Declares Independent News Outlet 'Moscow Times' as 'Undesirable Organization'
Russia's Attorney General has declared the independent news outlet 'Moscow Times' as an 'undesirable organization', effectively banning its operations in the country. The publication has…
The U.S. Deploys Long-Range Weapons in Germany to Demonstrate Commitment to NATO and European Defense
The U.S. plans to deploy long-range weapons in Germany by 2026 to reinforce its commitment to NATO and European defense amid ongoing tensions with Russia…
British Police in Pursuit of Suspect in Murder of Three Family Members of a Reporter
British police are searching for Kyle Clifford, a 26-year-old suspect in the targeted murder of three family members of BBC commentator John Hunt using a…
At least 40 individuals sentenced to life imprisonment in the United Arab Emirates
At least 40 human rights activists in the UAE have been sentenced to life imprisonment in a mass trial criticized as unjust. The case has…
Reuters: Nearly 30 Football Spectators Killed by Israeli Missile Strike in Eastern Khan Younis
An Israeli missile strike in eastern Khan Younis killed at least 29 spectators, mostly women and children, who were watching a football match. The incident…
With a $1 Billion Gift from Bloomberg, Most Medical Students at Johns Hopkins Study Tuition-Free
Michael Bloomberg has donated $1 billion to Johns Hopkins University, allowing most medical students to study tuition-free. This initiative aims to support students from lower-income…
Severe Heat in Canada; Scientists Attribute This Temperature Increase to 'Human-Caused Climate Change'
Canada is experiencing unprecedented heat linked to human-caused climate change, with temperatures significantly exceeding normal levels. The Canadian government has committed to substantial reductions in…
The Temporary American Dock in Gaza Will Be Removed Permanently After the Transfer of Accumulated Aid
The U.S. plans to permanently remove a temporary dock built for humanitarian aid delivery in Gaza after a final transfer of accumulated aid. Despite significant…
Palestinian sources say 29 killed in Israeli attack on school in Gaza
An Israeli airstrike on a school in Gaza killed at least 29 people, marking the fourth attack on educational institutions in recent days. The Israeli…
NATO Leaders to Discuss Continued Support for Ukraine at Washington Summit
NATO leaders are gathering in Washington to discuss ongoing support for Ukraine against Russian aggression, including military aid and Ukraine's potential membership. The summit also…
Reza Shahabi, imprisoned labor activist in Evin prison, goes on hunger strike
Reza Shahabi, a labor activist imprisoned in Evin prison, has initiated a hunger strike to protest inadequate medical treatment and ongoing harassment by prison officials.…
The Number of Signatures for the Removal of Zakhani from Tehran Municipality Reaches One Hundred Thousand
A campaign to remove Tehran's mayor, Alireza Zakhani, has garnered around 100,000 signatures due to his controversial support for construction projects in city parks. Despite…
Closure of Turkish Airlines Office Due to 'Non-Compliance with Mandatory Hijab' by 'Public Places Supervision' of Law Enforcement
The Turkish Airlines office in Iran was closed by law enforcement for not adhering to mandatory hijab regulations shortly after a conversation between the Turkish…
UN Says Children's Hospital in Kyiv Likely Direct Target of Russian Missile
The UN reports a children's hospital in Kyiv was likely hit by a Russian missile, with significant casualties reported. The Kremlin denies responsibility, claiming Ukrainian…
City and Village Councils Consider Extending Their Term from 4 Years to 7 Years
The Tehran City Council is pushing to extend the term of city and village councils from four to seven years, citing the need for early…
New British Prime Minister Says He Seeks to Reform Agreement with the European Union
The new British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, aims to reform the trade agreement with the EU after Brexit, labeling the previous deal as unsuccessful. His…
Iraq Showcases Ancient Artifacts Returned by the United States
Iraq displayed ancient artifacts returned by the U.S. and other countries, highlighting efforts to recover looted cultural heritage. Key figures include Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein…
Four Difficult Scenarios for the Next Prime Minister of France
Following the unexpected success of the leftist coalition in the French parliamentary elections, President Emmanuel Macron has opposed the resignation of Prime Minister Gabriel Attal,…
Reducing Red Meat Consumption 'Reduces' Heart Disease and Cancer
A new study reveals that reducing red and processed meat consumption by 30% could significantly lower rates of heart disease and cancer in the U.S.…
Tehran Municipality Issues Eviction Order for the Sociologists' Association with Over 500 Members
The Tehran Municipality has issued an eviction order for the Sociologists' Association, threatening to forcibly remove their belongings. This action contradicts a previous directive from…
New British Prime Minister Cancels Controversial Plan to Deport Migrants to Rwanda
The new UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, has canceled the previous government's plan to deport migrants to Rwanda, focusing instead on economic growth. This decision…
Israel Targets UN School in Gaza; Army Claims It Was a Hamas Command Center
The Israeli army has targeted a UN school in Gaza, claiming it was used by Hamas as a command center, resulting in casualties. This incident…
New British Prime Minister Commits to 'Reviving and Rebuilding the Country' as He Enters 10 Downing Street
Keir Starmer has become the new Prime Minister of Britain, promising to address widespread dissatisfaction stemming from years of Conservative rule. He has begun appointing…
Norwegian Researchers Convert Industrial Heat Waste into Drinking Water
Norwegian researchers have developed a method to convert wasted industrial heat into drinking water, addressing both energy waste and water pollution. This technology could assist…
The Far-Right Party 'National Rally' in France Likely to Fail in Securing Absolute Parliamentary Majority
A recent poll suggests that the far-right National Rally party in France, led by Marine Le Pen, is unlikely to secure an absolute majority in…
The Labour Party of Britain Wins Parliamentary Elections by a Landslide
The Labour Party has won the UK parliamentary elections decisively, securing 410 seats and signaling a shift in power after 14 years of Conservative rule.…
Hungarian Prime Minister to Meet Vladimir Putin After Trip to Ukraine
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is set to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin after a recent visit to Ukraine where he proposed a ceasefire…
Estimates of a Significant Victory for the Labour Party in the UK Parliamentary Elections
The Labour Party is projected to achieve a significant victory in the UK parliamentary elections, potentially securing 410 seats. This election could mark the end…
Parliamentary Voting in Britain; Polls Indicate Voter Favor for the Labour Party
Polling indicates a potential victory for the Labour Party in the UK parliamentary elections, signaling a shift away from 14 years of Conservative rule. Voters…
Polling Stations Open in Britain for Parliamentary Elections
Early parliamentary elections have started in Britain, potentially ending 14 years of Conservative rule. Polls indicate a significant lead for the Labour Party, which could…
Deadly Russian Attack Again on Dnipro; UN: Five Killed and 47 Injured
Dnipro, Ukraine, was hit by a deadly Russian attack for the second time in a week, resulting in five deaths and 47 injuries, including a…
Biden: Supreme Court's Ruling on Trump's Immunity Turns Presidents into 'Kings'
Joe Biden criticized the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling granting Donald Trump limited immunity, claiming it could lead to presidential overreach akin to monarchy. He urged…
The U.S. Does Not Expect Fundamental Changes in Iran After the Elections
The U.S. has stated it does not expect any significant changes in Iran following the presidential elections, citing the lack of fairness in the electoral…
UN Deputy Secretary-General After Doha Meeting with Taliban: We Are Still at the Beginning of the Process
The UN Deputy Secretary-General expressed concerns about the restrictions on women and girls in Afghanistan during a meeting with the Taliban in Doha. The absence…
Taliban Calls for Lifting Sanctions by the International Community
The Taliban is pressing the international community to lift economic sanctions during a UN-led meeting in Doha, marking their first participation in such a forum…
Israeli Army Operations Resume in Shuja'iyya, Gaza Following Hamas 'Reinforcement'
The Israeli army has intensified operations in the Shuja'iyya area of Gaza, claiming to target Hamas reinforcements. The conflict has led to significant casualties on…