August 2024
Molavi Abdulhamid Criticizes Lack of Attention to the 'Bloody Friday' Massacre Case in Zahedan
Molavi Abdulhamid criticized the lack of progress in the investigation of the 'Bloody Friday' massacre in Zahedan, which occurred nearly two years ago. He highlighted…
From Golnar to Cannibalism
Cafe Farda's eleventh episode humorously covers a range of topics including pop culture, human interest stories, and societal changes in Iran and beyond. The show…
Shooting at a World Food Program Vehicle in Gaza; Israel: It Was a Communication Error
A World Food Program vehicle was shot at by Israeli military forces in Gaza due to a reported communication error. The U.S. has urged Israel…
USS Theodore Roosevelt Rescues Two Iranians in Regional Waters
The USS Theodore Roosevelt rescued two Iranian civilians in international waters, highlighting U.S. naval readiness to assist. The incident underscores ongoing tensions in the region…
Ali Rafiei's Memory of Reza Qotbi When He Became the Director of City Theater at His Request
Ali Rafiei reflects on his relationship with Reza Qotbi, who recently passed away, detailing their collaboration in the Iranian theater scene. Qotbi's modern and responsible…
Court Session for Ismail Gerami Held on Charges of 'Participating in Pensioners' Gatherings'
Ismail Gerami, a labor and pensioners' rights activist, faced court charges related to participating in pensioners' protests. His wife reported that part of his defense…
How Eight-Day Space Station Passengers Got Trapped in Space?
NASA has extended the stay of two astronauts aboard the Boeing Starliner capsule until February after safety concerns arose regarding their return. The capsule remains…
Indian Prime Minister Calls for Peace and Stability Ahead of Ukraine Visit
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting Ukraine to advocate for peace ahead of his meeting with President Zelensky. This visit comes after criticism of…
Judiciary Spokesman Calls Reactions to Arzu Badri Case 'Media Manipulation'; Jahangir: 'The Issue is Not Related to Hijab'
Arzu Badri was shot by police in Iran for not adhering to mandatory hijab laws, leading to severe injuries and allegations of media manipulation by…
Aliyev Warns of 'Disastrous' Decline in Caspian Sea Levels; Northern Iranian Ports at Risk of Becoming 'Unused'
Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev warned of a significant decline in the Caspian Sea levels, which poses risks to northern Iranian ports becoming unusable. This environmental…
Zelensky Identifies Ukraine's Military Operation in Russia's Kursk as Creating a 'Buffer Zone'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that the military operation in Russia's Kursk region aims to create a buffer zone to prevent further Russian attacks. This…
Meeting of the National Security Council Secretariat Formed Following Nurses' Strike; Health Ministry to Provide Solutions in Three Days
The National Security Council Secretariat convened to address the ongoing nurses' strike in Iran, which has lasted for twelve days. The Health Ministry has been…
First Session of the Islamic Consultative Assembly Concludes for 'Qualification Review' of Proposed Ministers; Pezeshkian: Consultations Were Conducted at a High Level
The first session of the Iranian parliament to review the proposed cabinet of Masoud Pezeshkian took place, where he defended his ministers and emphasized the…
Review of Proposed Ministers' Plans Begins in Parliament; Pezeshkian Says Government Will Adhere to Khamenei's Policies
The Iranian parliament began reviewing the plans of 19 proposed ministers by Massoud Pezeshkian, who emphasized adherence to Khamenei's policies. Despite facing criticism, Pezeshkian defended…
Head of Armed Forces Judicial Organization Reports on the 'Arrest of the Shooter' of Arzu Badri
Arzu Badri, a 31-year-old woman, was shot by Iranian government forces for not adhering to mandatory hijab laws, resulting in severe injuries and paralysis. The…
Third Anniversary of Taliban Rule: Women's Situation 'Bad and Worse' and 12 Million Facing Food Insecurity
On the third anniversary of the Taliban's rule, human rights organizations report worsening conditions for women and widespread food insecurity affecting over 12 million Afghans.…
The Olympics of VPNs
The eighth episode of Cafe Farda discusses various topics including the history of the Olympics, the arrest of a street singer, and the appointment of…
Two NASA Astronauts 'Stranded' in Space; Return to Earth: Perhaps Next Winter
NASA astronauts Boech Wilmore and Sonny Williams are stranded in space due to a malfunction in Boeing's Starliner spacecraft, delaying their return until potentially next…
UN Internal Investigation: 9 UNRWA Employees May Be Involved in October 15 Attacks
The UN concluded an internal investigation suggesting that 9 out of 19 Palestinian employees of UNRWA may have been involved in the October 15 attacks…
Son of Former U.S. President Becomes Head of 'United Against a Nuclear Iran'
Jeb Bush has been appointed as the new head of 'United Against a Nuclear Iran', succeeding the late Joseph Lieberman. This organization aims to prevent…
Continued Calls to Halt the Imprisonment of Shervin Hajipour
Legal experts and political activists are calling for the halt of Shervin Hajipour's prison sentence, which has been upheld by an appeals court. They argue…
Hassan Bagherinia, Expelled Professor of Hakim Sabzevari University, Summoned to Court
Hassan Bagherinia, a professor expelled from Hakim Sabzevari University, has been summoned to court to defend against serious charges related to his outspoken criticism of…
U.S. Defense Secretary Cancels Agreement with 9/11 Terror Attack Suspects; Cases Reopened
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has canceled a plea agreement with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two co-defendants in the September 11 attacks, reopening their cases.…
Temporary Halt to Humanitarian Entry Program for Citizens of Four Countries into the U.S.
The U.S. has temporarily suspended a humanitarian entry program for citizens of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela due to concerns over fraud and the need…
An Embrace Full of Insecurity
The seventh episode of Cafe Farda discusses various topics including a song, a wrestler's health issue, environmental concerns regarding plastic, and introduces a new gadget.…
Israel Confirms Killing of Al Jazeera Reporter in Gaza, Claims He Was a Hamas Operative
The Israeli army confirmed the killing of Al Jazeera reporter Ismail al-Ghul in Gaza, claiming he was a Hamas operative involved in a past terrorist…