November 2023
Russia's Supreme Court Bans 'LGBTQ+ Movement' as 'Extremism'
Russia's Supreme Court has classified LGBTQ+ activists as 'extremists' and banned their movement, raising fears of increased persecution. This decision reflects ongoing restrictions on sexual…
Rescue operation for 41 trapped workers in northern India begins
Rescue operations for 41 construction workers trapped in a collapsed tunnel in northern India began with the successful extraction of the first worker after 17…
Saudi Arabia, South Korea, and Italy Compete to Host 'Expo 2030'
Saudi Arabia, South Korea, and Italy are competing to host the World Expo 2030, with events held in Paris to attract votes from 182 countries.…
US Message to Israel Regarding Attack on Southern Gaza: Avoid Displacement of Civilians
The US has urged Israel to avoid civilian displacement during potential attacks on southern Gaza, where many Palestinians have already fled due to previous bombings.…
Disarray in Iranian Sports; 14 Federations and Associations Still Without a President
The Iranian Ministry of Sports is facing criticism for the lack of leadership in 14 sports federations, which are either without presidents or in a…
Moscow Concerned About the Impact of Exiles on the Russian Presidential Elections
Vladimir Putin is set to run for re-election in March 2024, facing no significant opposition due to high approval ratings. However, growing dissatisfaction and the…
Movement of the World's Largest Iceberg Towards the Southern Ocean Worries Scientists
The world's largest iceberg, A23A, has begun moving from its stationary position in Antarctica after three decades. This movement raises concerns for wildlife in the…
Human Rights Sources: The Islamic Republic Secretly Executed Milad Zahraei, a 21-Year-Old Imprisoned Protester
Milad Zahraei, a 21-year-old protester, was secretly executed in Iran without prior notice to his family. He was accused of killing an IRGC officer during…
Atifeh Chaharmahalian's Suspended Sentence Converted to Imprisonment
Atifeh Chaharmahalian's suspended prison sentence has been converted to an actual prison term due to non-compliance with court orders. This decision has been criticized by…
Agreement on the Release of 50 Israeli Hostages; Israeli Cabinet Unanimously Votes for 'Temporary Ceasefire with Hamas'
The Israeli cabinet has unanimously approved an agreement to release 50 hostages taken by Hamas during the October 7 attack, marking a significant diplomatic breakthrough…
Iranian Youth Football Dreams Dashed in Indonesia
Iran's U-17 football team was eliminated from the World Cup in Indonesia after a penalty shootout loss to Morocco. The team had shown resilience by…
Seminaries Enter the Medical Field; Two Thousand 'Psychologist Students' Active in the Country
The Iranian seminaries are increasingly entering the medical field, with two thousand students specializing in psychology amidst a healthcare crisis due to the migration of…
The U.S. Against 'Russian Influence Operations' in Latin America
U.S. officials are highlighting a Spanish-language article alleging that the U.S. and Western nations are stealing religious artifacts from Ukraine as a Russian influence operation…
Netanyahu: Hostages Were at Shifa Hospital Until Israel's Ground Operation Began
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu claims that Hamas hostages were at Shifa Hospital until the start of Israel's ground operation, but they were absent during the…
UN Report: Recognition of Taliban Government Depends on Women's Rights in Afghanistan
A UN report states that the recognition of the Taliban government hinges on the respect for women's rights in Afghanistan. The report calls for the…
Russian Artist Critical of Russia's Invasion of Ukraine Sentenced to Eight Years in Prison
A Russian artist, Alexandra Skochilenko, was sentenced to eight years in prison for protesting against the war in Ukraine by altering supermarket price tags. This…
Families of Israeli Women Hostages Ask: Where Are Women's Groups in the World?
Families of Israeli women and girls taken hostage by Hamas are calling on global women's rights groups to advocate for their release. They highlighted the…
A Member of Parliament: Shabnam Niemat Zadeh Has Fled; Prosecutor's Office: She Is in Prison
A member of the Iranian parliament claimed that Shabnam Niemat Zadeh, a convicted economic criminal, has fled, but the Tehran Prosecutor's Office denied this, stating…
Guterres Responds to Netanyahu: I Have Condemned Hamas from the Very Beginning
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres rejected Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's claims about his stance on Hamas, emphasizing the need to distinguish between Hamas and the Palestinian…
The Passing of Davood Hormidas Bavand, a Prominent Figure of the National Front of Iran
Davood Hormidas Bavand, a significant figure in Iranian politics and academia, passed away at 89. He was known for his contributions to international relations and…
Dispute Between Two Supreme Courts in Turkey; Erdogan Says Parliament May Need to Pass Legislation
President Erdogan indicated that Parliament may need to intervene to resolve a significant judicial dispute between Turkey's two supreme courts regarding a jailed MP. The…
HRANA: Tomaj Salehi Still Deprived of Phone Calls, Visits, and Medical Care
Tomaj Salehi, a protest rapper, is currently imprisoned and has been denied phone calls, visits, and medical care despite his deteriorating health. His family is…
Elon Musk's Rush to Mars Comes at the Expense of SpaceX Employees' Lives and Health
The article discusses the unsafe working conditions at SpaceX, leading to numerous injuries and even fatalities among employees. It highlights the culture of neglect towards…
Main Hospital in Gaza in Darkness; Red Cross: Health System Has Reached a Point of No Return
The Red Cross has declared the health system in Gaza has collapsed, with the main hospital, Shifa, facing severe power outages and lack of oxygen,…
Research Results: Global Warming Has Accelerated the Melting of Floating Ice in Greenland
A study from the University of Copenhagen reveals that global warming has accelerated the melting of Greenland's floating ice by five times over the last…
Ali Khamenei and the Islamic Republic Targeted by Bild Newspaper's Campaign Against Antisemitism
The German newspaper Bild has initiated a campaign against antisemitism, targeting Ali Khamenei and the Islamic Republic due to their support for Hamas amid rising…
Zaniar Motapour, Norwegian-Iranian Citizen, Charged with Committing a Terrorist Act
Zaniar Motapour, a Norwegian-Iranian, has been charged with terrorism for a shooting at a Pride festival in Oslo that killed two and injured nine. His…
Research Report; Specialized Fields in Iranian Seminaries: From Purity Rituals to Computer Games
A report highlights that Iranian seminaries will accept 4,300 students across 410 specialized fields, including unconventional subjects like computer games and artificial intelligence. This reflects…
New Research: Scientists Discover Oxygen in the Atmosphere of Venus
Scientists have discovered atomic oxygen in the atmosphere of Venus using the SOFIA observatory, marking the first direct detection of oxygen on the planet. This…
UN Calls for Immediate Ceasefire | Guterres: Gaza has become a 'graveyard for children'; Eli Cohen: Shame on you
Antonio Guterres of the UN has declared Gaza a 'graveyard for children' amid rising casualties exceeding 10,000 due to Israeli attacks. Both Israel and Hamas…
Israel Takes Down Four Palestinian Militants in West Bank
Israeli security forces killed four Palestinian militants in the West Bank, claiming they were part of a Hamas cell involved in attacks against Israelis. This…
Reuters cites six informed sources: Putin intends to remain in power at least until 2030
Vladimir Putin has decided to run in the upcoming presidential election, potentially extending his rule until 2030. This move follows his consolidation of power after…
Narges Mohammadi Goes on Hunger Strike in Protest of 'Lack of Medical Attention for Sick Prisoners'
Narges Mohammadi, a Nobel Peace Prize winner and political prisoner, has initiated a hunger strike to protest the Iranian government's failure to provide medical care…
Legal Cases Filed Against Two Female Journalists at Tehran's Culture and Media Court
Two female journalists in Iran, Maryam Shakirani and Zeinab Rahimi, have reported the filing of legal cases against them without clear reasons. This situation highlights…
Request from 70 Journalist Associations: Israel Must Act to Protect Journalists' Lives
Over 70 journalist associations have called on Israel to protect journalists covering the Gaza conflict, citing unprecedented casualties among media personnel. The Israeli army has…
Increased Pressure and Summoning of Students; National Student Councils Say It's 'Unprecedented' and Justified by Hijab
The National Student Councils in Iran reported an unprecedented increase in the summoning of students to disciplinary committees over hijab violations, with many receiving heavy…
Ukrainian Army: Mines and Explosives Have Caused the Death of Over 260 Civilians in Ukraine
The Ukrainian army reports that over 260 civilians have died due to mines and unexploded ordnance since the Russian invasion, with significant areas of the…