December 2014
At Least Six Bodies of AirAsia Flight Victims Recovered from the Water
Rescue teams have recovered at least six bodies from the AirAsia flight that crashed while en route from Indonesia to Singapore. The aircraft lost contact…
Bodies of Passengers from Missing AirAsia Plane Found
The search for the missing AirAsia plane has led to the discovery of numerous bodies and aircraft debris in the Java Sea, suggesting a tragic…
Parts of the Airplane Found During Search for AirAsia Airbus
Indonesian officials have found parts resembling an airplane and emergency slides in the search area for the missing AirAsia flight 8501. The U.S. has dispatched…
Gmail Service Blocked in China
China has completely blocked access to Google's Gmail service after months of disruptions, attributing the action to its extensive internet filtering system known as the…
Rescue Operations Continue for Hundreds of Passengers on Burning Ship in Greek Waters
A burning ship with 478 passengers in Greek waters is facing rescue challenges due to severe weather. Over 200 people have been evacuated, but many…
Judiciary Deputy Chief States Iran Ranks Among Top Ten Countries in Prison Population, Sees Exponential Growth in Legal Cases
The Iranian Judiciary's Strategic Deputy highlighted that Iran has one of the highest prison populations globally and noted a significant increase in legal cases. This…
Netanyahu: Iran's Increased Efforts to Expand Terrorist Activities in the West Bank
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu accused Iran of intensifying efforts to promote terrorism in the West Bank, citing comments from a Palestinian ambassador in Iran. Meanwhile,…
U.S. Concern Over 'Attack' on Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Office in Baku
The U.S. has expressed concern over a police raid on the Baku office of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, which included the detention and interrogation of…
U.S. Stock Indices Set New Records
U.S. stock indices, including the Dow Jones and S&P 500, have reached new record highs, driven by strong economic growth estimates. Analysts express concerns about…
Russia's New Doctrine: NATO is the Main Military Threat to Moscow
Russia's new military doctrine identifies NATO as the primary military threat, particularly in light of recent tensions over Ukraine. This doctrine suggests an increased willingness…
Commemoration of the Victims on the Tenth Anniversary of the Deadly Indian Ocean Tsunami
On the tenth anniversary of the Indian Ocean tsunami, countries across Asia held memorial ceremonies to honor the over 230,000 victims of the disaster. Survivors…
Russia: The Crisis of Ruble Devaluation Has Ended
Russia's Finance Minister Anton Siluanov announced that the country has overcome its currency crisis, with the ruble strengthening after recent measures including interest rate hikes.…
Dog Follows Ambulance to Stay with Its Sick Owner
A touching incident in Brazil where a dog followed an ambulance to stay with its sick homeless owner has gone viral on social media. The…
Christmas in the Holy Lands
Christmas celebrations are occurring in Bethlehem and Nazareth, attracting thousands of pilgrims despite the ongoing conflict and hardships in the region. The ceremonies highlight the…
Iran's Ministry of Health: 47 Million People Consume Unhealthy Food
Iran's Deputy Minister of Health revealed that 47 million citizens consume unhealthy food, contributing to a high prevalence of hypertension among the population. The government…
Sony Pictures Begins Online Screening of 'The Interview'
Sony Pictures has launched the online screening of 'The Interview' after facing cyberattacks linked to the film's controversial content. The film is available for streaming…
Threat to Cut Cooperation with Israel if Palestinian Resolution is Not Passed
Mahmoud Abbas has threatened to cut all cooperation with Israel if a UN resolution for an independent Palestinian state is not passed. The resolution, which…
US Stock Index Sets Historic Record of 18,000 Points
The US stock market has reached a historic milestone with the Dow Jones surpassing 18,000 points, driven by strong economic growth of 5% in the…
Iran: A Court in Belgium Has Ruled for the Return of a Historical Treasure
A Belgian court has ruled in favor of Iran for the return of over 300 ancient artifacts from the Khorvin area after a lengthy legal…
Commemoration for Hostage Crisis Victims Held in Sydney
A memorial service was held for the victims of the Sydney hostage crisis, Tori Johnson and Katrina Dawson, who were killed during the incident. The…
Lone Wolves: Personality Crisis or Extremism?
A man with a long history of severe mental illness attacked pedestrians in Dijon, France, while another man assaulted police officers in Joué-lès-Tours. Analysts are…
We Are Ashamed of the Situation of Afghan Children in Iran; Is This All?
Four Afghan students were reportedly punished in a humiliating manner by a teacher in Iran, sparking outrage and sympathy from the Iranian public. This incident…
One Can Awaken Society but Not Humiliate It
Youssef Abadari's speech critiquing social indifference in Iran sparked intense reactions, especially on social media, as he examined the public's emotional response to the death…
Exhibition 'Fashion and Art in the European Union' Held
The European Parliament is hosting an exhibition titled 'Fashion and Art in the European Union' showcasing the works of twenty-eight European artists. The exhibition aims…
Discovery of 8,000-Year-Old Olive Oil in Israel
Archaeologists in northern Israel discovered a 7,700-year-old village, revealing early human knowledge of olive oil's properties. This finding challenges previous beliefs about the origins of…
Ministry of Science Reiterates: Ahmadinejad's University Lacks Activity License
The Iranian Ministry of Science has reiterated that the International University of Iranians, linked to former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, lacks a legal license to operate.…
Outernt: Free Access to Information for Everyone, Without Internet
Outernt is a project providing free access to information via satellite for individuals without internet access. It operates like a radio transmitter, allowing users to…
15,000-Person Protest Against 'Islamization' in Dresden, Germany
Dresden, Germany, saw a significant protest against perceived Islamization, with 15,000 participants, while a counter-protest attracted 9,000. The far-right group Pegida organized the event, reflecting…
USS Ponce Equipped with Laser Weapon in Persian Gulf Waters
The USS Ponce has been equipped with a $40 million laser weapon, marking a significant advancement in U.S. naval technology. This weapon can effectively target…
Hostage Situation at 'Lindt Cafe' in Sydney Ends with Police Assault
A hostage situation at the Lindt Cafe in Sydney ended with a police assault that resulted in the deaths of three individuals, including the hostage-taker,…
Palestinian Minister Dies Following Clash with Israeli Police
Ziad Abu Ein, a Palestinian minister, died during a clash with Israeli border police while protesting against Israeli settlements in the West Bank. His death…
NASA's Curiosity Rover Discovers Lake Features on Mars
NASA's Curiosity rover has discovered evidence of a lake in a volcanic crater on Mars, suggesting that the planet may have once had conditions suitable…
Amnesty International Accuses Israeli Army of Committing 'War Crimes'
Amnesty International has accused the Israeli army of committing war crimes by intentionally targeting residential buildings during the recent Gaza conflict. The organization is calling…
Obstruction in Medical Care for Zahra Rahnavard
Mir Hossein Mousavi has publicly criticized the authorities for obstructing medical care for his wife, Zahra Rahnavard, who has been denied treatment for three weeks.…
Typhoon Hagupit Approaches the Capital of the Philippines
Typhoon Hagupit has caused 21 deaths in the Philippines and is moving towards Manila, leading to significant disruptions. The Philippine Red Cross has confirmed the…
Deputy of Theft Combat at Police Acknowledges Halt in Theft Growth Compared to Previous Year
The Deputy of Theft Combat at Iran's police reports a halt in the growth of theft rates this year, contrasting with a significant increase last…
World Health Organization: Ebola is Intensifying in Sierra Leone
The World Health Organization reports a severe increase in Ebola cases in Sierra Leone, with 537 new cases in the last week of November. Despite…
Men Prefer High Heels
A French study reveals that men are more likely to assist women wearing high heels, suggesting that societal perceptions of attractiveness influence behavior. This raises…
UN Food Aid to 1.7 Million Syrian Refugees Halted
The UN's World Food Programme has suspended food aid to 1.7 million Syrian refugees due to budget shortages, risking severe hunger as winter approaches. This…
124 Deaths in Tehran in the First Six Months of This Year Due to Rice Pills
In the first half of this year, 124 deaths in Tehran were attributed to rice pill poisoning, with a notable decrease in cases compared to…