June 2016
Disruption in Child Growth in Developing Countries Costs $177 Billion
A Harvard study reveals that children born in developing countries this year will lose over $177 billion in potential income due to growth disruptions. Poor…
Air Pollution and Strokes
A recent study published in 'The Lancet' highlights the significant link between air pollution and stroke incidence in Iran, suggesting that reducing air pollution could…
Hollande: Britain's Access to the European Common Market is Coming to an End
British Prime Minister David Cameron met with EU leaders for the first time since the Brexit vote, where French President François Hollande emphasized that without…
Germany: London Needs Time, We Understand, But We Won't Negotiate
German Chancellor Angela Merkel stated that while Britain needs time to assess its exit from the EU, no negotiations will occur until an official request…
Cameron: The Result of the Referendum on Britain's Exit from the European Union Must Be Respected
British Prime Minister David Cameron stated that the result of the Brexit referendum must be respected, but formal exit negotiations will not begin yet. He…
Political Crisis in Britain; Increased Pressure for Labour Leader to Resign
The Labour Party in Britain is facing a political crisis following the recent referendum on EU membership, with multiple resignations from its shadow cabinet in…
Scotland and Northern Ireland's Reaction to the EU Exit Referendum
Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to remain in the EU, highlighting a deep division within the UK following the Brexit referendum. Martin McGuinness called for…
Announcement from the Governor's Office: The Governor of Tehran Receives a Monthly Salary of 17 Million Tomans
The Tehran Governor's Office announced that Hossein Hashemi receives a monthly salary of 17 million tomans, countering claims of a 65 million toman salary. This…
Judiciary on Salary Case: 'We Don't Just Deal with Small Thieves'
The Iranian Judiciary is investigating the issue of astronomical salaries, with officials defending their actions against high-ranking individuals involved in corruption. Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei emphasized…
Iran Likely to Remain on the Money Laundering Blacklist
Iran is expected to remain on the FATF blacklist despite recent lobbying efforts. This situation limits Iran's access to international banking and financial systems, affecting…
Observation of the Second Gravitational Wave from the Collision of Two Black Holes
International scientists have detected gravitational waves for the second time, originating from the merger of two black holes 1.4 billion years ago. This discovery, predicted…
Trump Emphasizes the Need to Review Backgrounds of American Muslims
Donald Trump has called for reviewing the backgrounds of American Muslims, citing security concerns following the Orlando shooting. His comments have sparked significant backlash from…
In Turkey Today, 'Anyone Who Does Not Pray is an Animal'
A Turkish theology professor stated on national television that anyone who does not pray is an animal, sparking public outrage and discussions about religious freedom…
Clinton's 'Positive' Negotiations with Sanders After Winning Last Party Competition
Hillary Clinton won the last Democratic primary in Washington and met with Bernie Sanders, who remains in the race until the national convention. They discussed…
Orlando Massacre; Trump's Emphasis on 'Entry Ban', Clinton's Warning
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton responded to the Orlando massacre, with Trump reiterating his call for a ban on Muslim immigration and Clinton warning against…
Zarif's Presence in Parliament to Report on the JCPOA
Foreign Minister Zarif presented a report in Parliament on the JCPOA, highlighting its achievements and the economic situation in Iran. He faced criticism from hardline…
Justice Minister: Part of Multi-Million Salaries Returned to Public Treasury
Iran's Justice Minister announced that some of the exorbitant salaries of Central Insurance managers have been returned to the public treasury following government intervention. This…
Concern Expressed by 120 Kurdish Civil and Cultural Activists for the Health Condition of Kaboudvand in Prison
Over 120 Kurdish activists have expressed concern for the health of imprisoned journalist Mohammad Sadiq Kaboudvand in an open letter to President Rouhani. Kaboudvand has…
Obama Congratulates Clinton, to Meet with Sanders
Barack Obama congratulated Hillary Clinton for her primary victories and is set to meet with Bernie Sanders, her main rival. This meeting comes as Clinton…
Russia Responds to NATO Military Exercises in the Baltic Sea
Russia has reacted to NATO's military exercises in the Baltic Sea, expressing dissatisfaction with NATO's presence in Finland. Sergey Lavrov emphasized Russia's right to respond…
Appeal for Review of Sentences for 9 Workers from Bafq Iron Mine
Nine workers from the Bafq iron mine were sentenced to suspended prison terms and lashes for protesting against the allocation of company shares. Their lawyer…
Clinton's Victory in the Primaries of the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico
Hillary Clinton has won the majority of votes in the Puerto Rico primaries, securing a significant lead over Bernie Sanders. This victory marks her second…
UN Calls for the Release of Zeinab Jalalian, Kurdish Activist
The UN has called for the immediate release of Zeinab Jalalian, a Kurdish activist imprisoned in Iran, citing violations of her human rights during detention.…
Clinton: Trump's Presidency Will Be a Historical Mistake
Hillary Clinton warned that Donald Trump's presidency would be a historical mistake and a threat to U.S. national security. She focused her campaign efforts on…
Despite Turkey's Intense Pressure, Germany Labels Armenian Massacre as 'Genocide'
The German Parliament has officially recognized the Armenian massacre as genocide, prompting Turkey to recall its ambassador and label the decision a historical mistake. This…