September 2015
U.S. Senate Approves Temporary Budget to Prevent Federal Government Shutdown
The U.S. Senate passed a temporary budget to prevent a federal government shutdown, maintaining current spending levels until December. This budget includes funding for a…
One Thousand and One Nights as Narrated by Salman Rushdie
Salman Rushdie's latest novel, "Two Years, Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights," explores the conflict between religious fanaticism and rationality through a magical realism lens. The…
Japan Allocates $1.5 Billion for Refugees and Peace Initiatives
Japan has pledged $1.5 billion in aid for refugees and peace efforts, significantly increasing its support compared to last year. This commitment comes alongside similar…
U.S. Fighter Jets Bomb Taliban Positions in Kunduz
U.S. fighter jets bombed Taliban positions in Kunduz, Afghanistan, in an effort to eliminate threats to the region. Despite these efforts, the Taliban has captured…
Hundreds of Opponents of the Islamic Republic Gather Near UN Headquarters
Hundreds of opponents of the Iranian government gathered near the UN during Rouhani's speech, expressing dissent against his administration. Notable speakers included former U.S. officials…
The Mina Incident from the Perspective of a Crowd Scientist
The article discusses the Mina incident during the Hajj pilgrimage, where overcrowding led to hundreds of deaths. Stephen Reicher, a crowd scientist, explains that the…
Obstacles Faced by Rouhani's Government in Attracting Investment from Iranians Abroad
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani urged Iranian expatriates to invest in Iran during his meetings in New York, highlighting significant investment opportunities in energy and petrochemicals.…
How the Sasanian Empire Was Defeated by Newly Muslim Arabs
The article discusses the factors leading to the defeat of the Sasanian Empire by newly Muslim Arabs, examining both external influences and internal weaknesses. Historians…
Is There 'Showboating' in Ihram Clothing?
Fadel Al-Ajmi, a Saudi activist, criticized the high prices of Ihram clothing offered by global fashion brands during Hajj, claiming it exploits a religious occasion.…
Super Blood Moon in the Sky on Sunday Night
A 'Super Blood Moon' will occur on Sunday night for the first time in three decades, visible across various regions. This rare celestial event is…
12 Billion Dollar Decrease in Iran-China Trade
Iran's trade with China has seen a significant decline of 12 billion dollars, marking a 34% drop from the previous year. This downturn is analyzed…
The Sixth Hour; The Meaning of the 'Death to America' Slogan
Hassan Rouhani clarified that the 'Death to America' slogan in Iran targets U.S. political decisions rather than its people. The discussion features insights from political…
From New Jersey to Gilan; 'Becoming Iranian'
Bijan Rohanji, an Iranian-American, shares his journey of identity and connection to Iran through photography. After spending two and a half years in Iran, he…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 126
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various political issues in Iran, including the responsibility of the opposition and the potential radicalization of society. Key…
Military Investment of the Kremlin Since 1945
The article discusses the historical context of Russian military interventions from Hungary to Angola and Korea, comparing them to Russia's current military presence in Syria.…
Exhumation of the Last Russian Tsar and His Wife for Authenticity Testing
The remains of Nicholas II and Alexandra are being exhumed for genetic testing to confirm their identities as part of a new investigation marking the…
NBC: The U.S. Spied on Ahmadinejad and His Accompanying Delegation in New York
NBC News revealed that the NSA spied on Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and his delegation during their 2007 visit to New York, intercepting hundreds of conversations. This…
Registration for the 2017 Green Card Lottery Begins
The U.S. State Department has announced that registration for the 2017 Green Card Lottery will begin on October 1, 2015. This lottery allows individuals to…
Pope Francis Discusses Climate Change, Poverty, and Immigrants During Visit to the U.S.
Pope Francis visited the U.S., discussing urgent issues like climate change, poverty, and immigration. He called for action and support from America, emphasizing the Church's…
Russia's Reaction to the 'Possible Deployment of New U.S. Nuclear Weapons in Germany'
Russia has threatened to retaliate against the U.S. for potentially deploying new nuclear weapons in Germany, specifically B61-12 bombs at the Büchel airbase. This situation…
USA Wins Volleyball World Championship
The USA won the Volleyball World Championship, defeating Argentina in the final. This victory also secured Olympic spots for the USA and Italy. The performance…
The Smell of School Month
Today is the first day of school in Iran, marked by Hassan Rouhani's inauguration of classes at Baqir al-Uloom School. This event highlights both the…
Formation of a Regional Military Commission Between Israel and Russia
Israel and Russia have agreed to form a regional military coordination commission to monitor military activities in the region, following a meeting between Netanyahu and…
Decline in Support for the Justice and Development Party in the Weeks Leading Up to Turkey's Elections
Support for Turkey's ruling AKP party is declining ahead of the upcoming elections, with recent polls showing a drop to 39.3%. President Erdoğan and Prime…
Game of Thrones Receives 12 Emmy Awards
The fifth season of 'Game of Thrones' won 12 Emmy Awards, setting a record for the most awards won by a series at the Emmys.…
Republican Candidate: Muslims Are Not Suitable for the U.S. Presidency
Ben Carson, a Republican presidential candidate, stated that Muslims are unsuitable for the U.S. presidency, sparking significant backlash from civil rights groups and political figures.…
An Invisible Cloak is Also Being Created
Scientists have developed a small cloak using gold metal that can make objects invisible by scattering light. This technology, while currently at a microscopic scale,…
A French Economic Delegation Arrives in Tehran on Sunday
A large French economic delegation, including representatives from major companies like Total and Airbus, is set to arrive in Tehran to explore business opportunities following…
Rouhani: The 'Death to America' Slogan Does Not Target the American People
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani clarified that the 'Death to America' slogan is not aimed at the American people but is a reaction to U.S. policies…
Democratic Party Financial Supporters Call for Joe Biden's Participation in Presidential Election
Prominent financial supporters of the Democratic Party are urging Joe Biden to enter the presidential race against Hillary Clinton. They express confidence in his leadership…
Israel's Request to Join the NPT Rejected at Agency Meeting
The IAEA rejected a request from 19 Arab nations for Israel to join the NPT, with 61 countries voting against it. Netanyahu claims this reflects…
Russia: We Will Consider Military Deployment If Damascus Requests It
Russia has indicated it will consider sending military forces to Syria if requested by the Syrian government. This statement follows Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Muallem's…
Welfare Official: Care Centers for Disabled Individuals in Iran Are Not 'Paradises'
The Iranian Welfare Organization's deputy acknowledged that care centers for disabled individuals in Iran are not ideal and admitted to daily violations occurring in these…
Kerry Appoints Steven Mull as Senior Coordinator for JCPOA
John Kerry has appointed Steven Mull as the senior coordinator for the implementation of the JCPOA following the Senate's review period. This appointment signifies the…
The Clock That Became a News Bomb
Ahmed Mohamed, a 14-year-old from Texas, was arrested for bringing a homemade clock to school, which a teacher mistook for a bomb. The incident sparked…
Second Republican Debate; Graham Warns of Bombing Iran
During the second Republican debate, Lindsey Graham warned of bombing Iran if it approaches nuclear weapons capability, reflecting a hardline stance among candidates. The debate…
IRNA: American Efforts to Meet with Iran's Ambassador in Iraq Go Unanswered
American diplomats have made several attempts to meet with Iranian officials in Iraq regarding internal issues, but these efforts have been ignored by Iran. The…
Obama and Netanyahu Discuss Iran at the White House
President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu are set to meet in November to discuss Iran and security cooperation. Netanyahu remains a strong opponent of the…
Kerry: Sanctions Insufficient to Contain North Korean Threat
John Kerry emphasized that sanctions alone are insufficient to address North Korea's nuclear threat, highlighting the need for a peaceful resolution. He noted that North…
The U.S. Warns North Korea Against Engaging in 'Provocative Actions'
The U.S. has warned North Korea against provocative actions following its announcement to resume nuclear activities at the Yongbyon facility. This warning comes amid concerns…
Vatican's Strong Support for Nuclear Agreement with Iran
The Vatican has publicly reaffirmed its strong support for the nuclear agreement with Iran ahead of Pope Francis's visit to the U.S. This statement comes…
Republican Senators' Renewed Failure to Vote on Iran Agreement
Republican senators have failed again to secure a vote on the Iran nuclear agreement, as Democratic senators successfully blocked the motion. This ongoing political struggle…
Possibility of Diplomatic Relations Between Iran and the U.S.
The article discusses the evolving dynamics of Iran-U.S. relations following the nuclear agreement reached in July 2015. It highlights the speculation surrounding the potential resumption…
12 Killed and 16 Injured in Bloody Clash in Baghmalek
A violent clash between two tribes in Baghmalek, Khuzestan, over land ownership resulted in 12 deaths and 16 injuries. The conflict, which escalated rapidly, is…
Meeting of American, Chinese, and British Scientists on Human Gene Editing
Scientists from the US, China, and the UK are convening to discuss the implications of human gene editing, focusing on both its potential to treat…
Minister of Education: I Hope Imprisoned Colleagues Will Be Released Soon
Ali Asghar Fani, Iran's Minister of Education, expressed hope for the release of imprisoned teachers during a press conference. Recent arrests of teachers and union…
Arak Heavy Water Reactor; Tripartite Meeting in Vienna, Clarification for Representatives in Arak
A tripartite meeting in Vienna involving Iran, China, and the U.S. addressed the redesign of the Arak heavy water reactor, resolving ambiguities for Iranian representatives.…
Abbott Loses Competition to Turnbull; Australia's Prime Minister Changes
Malcolm Turnbull has replaced Tony Abbott as Australia's Prime Minister after winning a leadership vote in the Liberal Party. This change reflects ongoing instability within…
Don't Overindulge in Honey Either
New research reveals that honey may not be healthier than processed high-fructose corn syrup, as both have similar health effects. The USDA study involved testing…
Inactivity, the 'Silent Killer'
Recent studies highlight the dangers of inactivity, labeling it a 'silent killer' and linking just twenty-five minutes of brisk walking daily to increased lifespan. This…
Continued Unrest in Turkey: Death of Two More Police Officers in Diyarbakir Due to Bomb Explosion
A bomb explosion in Diyarbakir, Turkey, killed two police officers and injured five others, attributed to PKK militants. The Turkish army continues operations against the…
Possible Meeting Between Obama and Netanyahu After a Year and a Half in Mid-November
The White House announced a potential meeting between President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu in early November, marking their first meeting in a year and…
Like a Tree That Looks at Itself in Silence!
Sheida Mohammadi, a California-based poet, discusses her latest poetry collection "Red Whispers," reflecting on her personal experiences and the evolution of her poetic voice. She…
A Moment of Silence for the Victims of September 11 at the White House
Barack Obama and Michelle Obama held a moment of silence at the White House to honor the victims of the September 11 attacks. The ceremony…
Clashes Continue in Kurdish Regions of Turkey
Clashes continue in Turkey's Kurdish regions, with military operations leading to civilian casualties and international concern over human rights abuses. The Turkish government is facing…
Destruction of Historical Castle in Hormozgan Province by 'One of the Organizations'
The historical Kuh Mobarak castle and its ancient cemetery in Hormozgan province are being destroyed by an unidentified organization, prompting local protests. Despite efforts to…
Obama Calls Senators' Vote a Victory for 'Diplomacy and Global Security'
President Obama hailed the Senate's actions as a victory for diplomacy after a vote on the Iran nuclear agreement failed to pass. This reflects ongoing…
Warning from Senior U.S. Security Officials about the Collapse of Iraq and Syria
Senior U.S. officials warn that Iraq and Syria may fragment due to ongoing ethnic and religious conflicts, with the potential for a significant reshaping of…
U.S. Energy Information Administration: Iran's Oil Production Increased by Only 20,000 Barrels
The U.S. Energy Information Administration reports that Iran's oil production has only increased by 20,000 barrels per day since the interim nuclear agreement. While Iran's…
Support from Two Jewish Senators for the JCPOA
Two American Jewish senators, Ron Wyden and Michael Bennet, have expressed their support for the Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA), arguing it is the best option…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 124
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the implications of U.S. President Trump's comments on military options against Iran and…
Failed Policies in the Fight Against Addiction
The recent 'Healthy Teen' festival highlighted addiction as a critical threat to Iranian youth, with officials acknowledging its role in mortality rates. Sociologist Hossein Ghazian…
Poll: Majority of Iranians Support Nuclear Deal Due to Misconceptions
A recent poll shows that 76% of Iranians support the nuclear deal, but many hold misconceptions about the immediate lifting of U.S. sanctions. The poll…
Netanyahu: Khamenei's Statements Leave No Illusions
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu reacted strongly to Ayatollah Khamenei's claim that Israel will not exist in 25 years, asserting Israel's strength and calling for international…
Kerry and Netanyahu Emphasize the Need to Prevent Iran's Negative Actions in the Region
John Kerry and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed the importance of preventing Iran's destabilizing actions in the region during a recent phone call. This…
Turkey's Forces Enter Iraq in Pursuit of PKK
Turkish military forces have entered Iraq to pursue PKK militants following recent deadly attacks that resulted in the deaths of Turkish soldiers. This escalation reflects…
Signs of Increased Plutonium Production in North Korea
North Korea is reportedly resuming plutonium production, which could enhance its nuclear capabilities, according to analysts from Johns Hopkins University. This increase in atomic activity…
Dick Cheney Criticizes Barack Obama's Policy on Iran Nuclear Deal
Dick Cheney has publicly criticized Barack Obama's approach to the Iran nuclear deal and counter-terrorism efforts. This criticism highlights ongoing partisan divides in U.S. foreign…
Dagan Warns Netanyahu: 'The Problem is Iran, Not America'
Meir Dagan, former head of Mossad, criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu for prioritizing conflict with the U.S. over addressing the Iranian nuclear issue. Dagan argues…
Iranian Photographer Donates Part of Her Prize to Refugees
Niyousha Tokalian, an Iranian photojournalist, announced her intention to donate part of her 100,000 euro prize to aid Syrian and Iraqi refugees. She expressed difficulty…
Closure of 272 Internet Cafés in Tehran Since the Beginning of This Year
Since the beginning of the year, Tehran police have closed 272 internet cafés due to various violations, including lack of licenses and hosting inappropriate content.…
ISIS Sex Slave: My Price Was Eight Dollars
Jinan, a Yazidi girl who escaped ISIS captivity, published a book detailing her experiences as a sex slave, revealing the horrific conditions and the commodification…
Concerns Among Internet Users Over Possible Arrest of Arash Zad
Arash Zad, a prominent Iranian technology blogger and entrepreneur, is reportedly arrested, raising concerns among internet users and activists. His arrest has not been confirmed…
Continued Clashes in Southeast Turkey
Clashes between PKK militants and Turkish security forces have intensified in southeastern Turkey, resulting in multiple casualties. The violence follows the breakdown of a ceasefire…
The Beginning of the Post-Dryness Era
The Hoor al-Azim wetland in Iran faces severe drying due to past oil exploitation and current environmental mismanagement, with a 50% reduction in surface runoff…
Opening of the Venice Festival; 'Everest', the Battle of Man and Nature
'Everest', directed by Baltasar Kormakur, opened the Venice International Film Festival and has been praised by critics, potentially positioning it as a contender for this…
The Number of Supporters for the Iran Agreement in the U.S. Senate Reaches 38
Senator Michael Bennet's support for the Iran nuclear agreement brings the total number of supporters in the U.S. Senate to 38, while Senator Ben Cardin…
Photos That Shake the World; Capturing Tragedy in a Frame
The article discusses the powerful impact of images depicting human suffering, particularly the recent photo of a drowned Syrian child, on public opinion and social…
Republicans Want the Nuclear Deal to at Least Be Voted On
Republican senators are shifting their strategy from outright rejection of the nuclear deal to seeking at least a negative vote. Democratic support for the deal…
"Only Death Will Stop Us"; Refugees March Towards Austria
Hundreds of refugees, primarily from Syria, have begun marching on foot from Budapest to Austria after being stranded at the train station. This movement highlights…
Palestinians Skeptical of Netanyahu's Willingness to Recognize Palestine
Palestinians have dismissed Netanyahu's claims of willingness to recognize Palestine as insincere, emphasizing the need for Israel to halt settlement construction and commit to withdrawal…
Barack Obama's Praise for the Humanitarian Spirit of a Boy from Tabriz
A father from Tabriz shared a touching story about his humanitarian son on social media, which caught the attention of Barack Obama, who praised the…
The Last Image of Aylan on the Seashore
Aylan Kurdi, a 3-year-old Syrian boy, drowned while trying to escape the ongoing war in Syria, which has caused immense suffering and displacement. His lifeless…
Iran's Reaction to Kerry's Remarks: 'Influenced by Zionists, Baseless and Exaggerated'
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson criticized U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry's recent remarks about Iran's nuclear program, labeling them as baseless and influenced by Zionist…
Summer Chill in the Industrial Sector
The Iranian industrial sector has seen a significant decline in the issuance of industrial permits and expected job creation in the first four months of…
Iran is a Key Topic in Saudi King and Barack Obama's Dialogue
King Salman of Saudi Arabia is set to meet with President Obama to discuss security concerns related to Iran's nuclear agreement. The U.S. aims to…
Dick Cheney's Strong Criticism of the Nuclear Agreement with Iran
Dick Cheney criticizes the recent nuclear agreement with Iran, claiming it could lead to nuclear warfare. He and his daughter, Liz Cheney, argue that the…
Grand Military Parade of China on the Anniversary of the End of World War II
China held a significant military parade to commemorate the 70th anniversary of Japan's surrender in World War II, highlighting its military capabilities amid rising tensions…
International Monetary Fund: The Impact of China's Economic Recession is Beyond Initial Expectations
The IMF warns that China's economic recession is impacting the global economy more than expected, urging countries to continue supporting reforms and investments. This situation…
Supporters of the Iran Deal in the Senate Increase to 34; Path Opened for Possible Use of Veto
Senator Barbara Mikulski's support for the Iran nuclear deal has increased the number of Senate supporters to 34, enabling President Obama to potentially veto congressional…
Iran Through Your Eyes: Photos from Radio Farda's Audience in Iran
Radio Farda invited its audience to submit photos from their locations across Iran, resulting in a collection of 65 selected images showcasing different cities. This…
Listen to Me... Season Two
The radio program "Listen to Me..." is returning for a second season, focusing on guitar-driven rock music. It aims to introduce lesser-known folk music genres…
Poll in the U.S.: Majority of People Want Congressional Support for Nuclear Agreement
A recent poll shows that 55% of Americans support Congressional backing for the nuclear agreement with Iran, despite Republican opposition in Congress. The survey comes…
Support from Two More Senators for Iran Deal; Total Supporters Reach 33
Senators Bob Casey and Chris Coons have joined the supporters of the Iran nuclear deal, increasing total support to 33. President Obama needs 34 votes…
Discovery of the Oldest Forest in the World in Germany
Researchers have discovered the oldest known forest in Germany, dating back 390 million years, long before the dinosaurs. This significant find sheds light on ancient…
Refuge for Cats; From Misery to Ashes
Shohreh Raoufi, an animal rights activist and founder of a cat shelter, died in a fire that also killed 200 cats. Her funeral was attended…
Dollar Price in Iran's Free Market Breaks the 3400 Toman Barrier Again
The price of the US dollar in Iran's free market has risen above 3400 tomans again, despite previous decreases following the Vienna nuclear agreement. This…
The 'Jewish Schindler' Rescues Dozens of Yazidi and Assyrian Women
Steve Maman, a Canadian businessman, has rescued 128 Yazidi and Assyrian women from ISIS sexual slavery and aims to free more through fundraising efforts. His…