December 2017
The Supreme Leader's Ultimatum to Ahmadinejad
Ayatollah Khamenei has publicly criticized former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, marking a significant shift in their relationship. Ahmadinejad responded defiantly, indicating that he does not feel…
Continued Support from American Legislators for Protests in Iran
Protests against the Iranian government and economic conditions have spread across various cities, prompting U.S. legislators, including Senator Ted Cruz and Speaker Paul Ryan, to…
From Iranian Christmas to Hashemi's 'Sedition'
The program discusses the atmosphere of Christmas in Iran, sports news including Esteghlal's potential removal from the AFC Champions League, and various political topics with…
Pope Calls for Negotiations on Two-State Solution for Israel and Palestine
Pope Francis called for renewed negotiations for a two-state solution between Israel and Palestine during his Christmas address, highlighting the suffering of children in the…
Pope Francis Defends Migrants and Refugees in Christmas Speech
Pope Francis delivered a Christmas speech defending the rights of migrants and refugees, drawing parallels between their struggles and the biblical journey of Mary and…
A Member of Parliament: 25 Billion Tomans of Irregular Salaries Returned
A member of the Iranian Parliament has announced that 25 billion tomans of irregular salaries have been returned to the treasury, following the formation of…
Minister of Science Promises to Reform Student Admission Regulations
The Iranian Minister of Science, Mansour Gholami, announced the formation of a working group to reform student admission regulations following President Rouhani's directive to eliminate…
If a Strong Earthquake Strikes...
Tehran officials warn of the potential for a stronger earthquake following a recent 5.2 magnitude quake. Mohsen Hashemi highlights the inadequate capacity of crisis management…
Trump: Seven Trillion Dollars Foolishly Spent in the Middle East
Donald Trump criticized previous U.S. spending in the Middle East while threatening to cut aid to countries voting against the U.S. decision on Jerusalem. Jordan…
Jannidi: Rouhani's Order to the Minister of Science Regarding Starred Students is Explicit
Laya Jannidi, a legal assistant to President Rouhani, asserts that the President's directive to the Minister of Science regarding starred students is clear and that…
Johnson Emphasizes 'Plenty of Evidence' of Russian Interference in Other Countries' Elections
UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson met with his Russian counterpart, asserting there is substantial evidence of Russian interference in foreign elections, including the Brexit referendum,…
New Report: At Least 42 Journalists Killed Worldwide in 2017
In 2017, at least 42 journalists were killed globally, marking a decline in fatalities compared to previous years, particularly in the Middle East, except for…
13 Injured in Melbourne After 'Deliberate' Vehicle Collision with Pedestrians
A vehicle deliberately struck pedestrians in Melbourne, injuring 13 people, including a child. The driver and another individual have been arrested, and police believe the…
Ahmadreza Jalali Denies Espionage Charges
Ahmadreza Jalali, a doctor sentenced to death for espionage, has publicly denied the allegations against him following the airing of a state-sponsored documentary that accuses…
Trump to Announce New U.S. Security Strategy
Donald Trump is set to announce a new U.S. national security strategy emphasizing 'America First' and criticizing China, with Iran also expected to be a…
Iran and the Delimitation of Caspian Sea Coastal Countries
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Bahram Qasemi clarified that no agreements were reached on the delimitation of the Caspian Sea during a recent meeting in Moscow,…
Ghasemi: Negotiations on the Caspian Sea Maritime Borders Will Not Conclude Soon
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Bahram Ghasemi stated that negotiations regarding the maritime borders of the Caspian Sea will not conclude soon, despite recent claims from…
Suspension of Two Swedish Embassy Employees in Tehran Due to Visa Issuance Violations
The Swedish embassy in Tehran has suspended two employees for improperly issuing visas to Iranian citizens, raising concerns about immigration regulations. This incident highlights the…
Reduction of 100 Billion Tomans in the Budget for Social Damage Control in Iran
The Iranian government has reduced the budget for social damage control by 100 billion tomans, despite rising issues such as addiction and poverty. The Minister…
State of Alert Declared in Russia Due to Concerns Over Return of Jihadists from Syria
Russia has declared a state of alert due to concerns about the return of jihadists from Syria and Iraq, particularly ahead of the 2018 presidential…
Minister of Communications: Reports on Details of Asymmetrical Filtering are Completely False
Iran's Minister of Communications, Mohammad Javad Azari Jahromi, denied reports of a proposed asymmetrical filtering plan for the internet, calling them false. The Human Rights…
Oversight of the Overseers – Air Pollution in Iran
The article discusses the severe air pollution crisis in Iran, highlighting the government's acknowledgment of daily pollution-related deaths and the inadequacies in air quality monitoring.…
Views - The Return of 'Starred' Students to University on the Eve of Student Day
As Student Day approaches, reports indicate that over 150 students have been marked as 'starred,' indicating restrictions on their education. While some have had their…
Pope Francis: The Manifestation of God's Presence Today is the Rohingya
Pope Francis directly addressed the Rohingya people for the first time during his Asian trip, acknowledging their suffering and asking for forgiveness on behalf of…
Mesbah Yazdi: I See a Deviant State in Ahmadinejad
Ayatollah Mohammad Taqi Mesbah Yazdi, once a strong supporter of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has publicly criticized him, stating he sees a 'deviant state' in Ahmadinejad's behavior.…