September 2018
Trump: I Had Tough Talks with North Korean Leader but We Fell in Love
Donald Trump discussed his tough negotiations with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, claiming they eventually developed a positive relationship. Despite ongoing sanctions and criticisms…
Request by 2222 Doctors and Civil Activists for the Release of Farhad Mishtami
2222 doctors and civil activists have called for the release of Farhad Mishtami, a civil activist and doctor detained under unjust charges. Mishtami's deteriorating health…
Average Price of Residential Construction in Tehran Exceeds 8 Million Tomans per Square Meter
The average price of residential construction in Tehran has surged to over 8 million tomans per square meter, reflecting a significant increase in housing costs…
Mahmoud Abbas: Jerusalem is not for sale; Netanyahu: Abbas supports terrorism
Mahmoud Abbas and Benjamin Netanyahu exchanged sharp criticisms at the UN, with Abbas asserting Palestinian rights and Netanyahu accusing Abbas of supporting terrorism. The ongoing…
"Dear Son"; The Beloved Son Who Joined ISIS
The film "Dear Son" explores the heartbreaking story of a Tunisian father whose son joins ISIS, highlighting the family's struggles and the father's desperate search…
Australian Doctors Warn of 'Emergency' Situation for Nauru Refugees
Australian doctors have raised alarms about the dire conditions faced by refugees in detention centers in Nauru and Papua New Guinea, urging the government to…
Iraq's Ambassador to Tehran Summoned Due to 'Irresponsible Behavior' with Iraqi Citizens
The Iraqi ambassador to Tehran was summoned back to Baghdad due to his harsh criticism of Iraqi citizens during a religious gathering. This incident highlights…
Australia Issues Warning About Needles Found in Strawberry Packages
Australia is facing a crisis with reports of sewing needles found in strawberries, prompting Prime Minister Scott Morrison to compare the incidents to terrorism and…
Efforts to Prevent the Employment of a Six-Fingered Manager
The article presents a satirical dream of a person appointed to enforce a law against employing retirees, only to find that many key figures are…
From Chinese Google to Three Billion Smartphone Users Worldwide
Google is developing a censored search engine for China to regain access to its market, which has been closed to it since 2010. The global…
Right to Education; A Right That Is Denied to Some
The Iranian government is mandated to provide free education, yet many students are denied this right due to political beliefs or activities. A new bill…
Mental Disorders: Illness or Stigma?
The article discusses the stigma surrounding mental health issues in Iranian society, highlighting the shame and isolation faced by individuals with mental disorders. Psychologist Reza…
From Saeed's Return to the Controversies of a Kiss
The article discusses a radio program that covers various social and political issues in Iran, including bulk buying trends, arrests in the theater community, and…
Lavrov: Anti-Russian Sentiments in the U.S. Government Hinder Improvement of Relations
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov expressed readiness to improve U.S.-Russia relations but cited anti-Russian sentiments in the U.S. government as a major obstacle. The ongoing…
Who Are the Shops Emptying For?
The Fardaa Station program discusses various current events in Iran, including public reactions to shopping trends, sports victories, and political controversies. Key topics include the…
Continued Protests in Basra; Iraqi Parliament to Hold Emergency Session
Protests in Basra have escalated for four consecutive days, resulting in violence and destruction of property, including government buildings. The Iraqi Parliament is set to…
The City Must Get Used to Me Wearing a Hijab!
The program discusses various topics including the Iranian leader's comments on diaper shortages due to sabotage, cultural events, and social issues like hijab enforcement. It…
Protesters in Basra Disrupt Iraq's Main Port Operations
Protests in Basra, Iraq, have escalated, leading to one death and multiple injuries as demonstrators blocked the main port and clashed with security forces. The…
Diaper Crisis in a Missile System
The article discusses a radio program that addresses the Iranian leader's comments on the shortage of baby diapers, attributing it to enemy sabotage. It also…
Deadly Typhoon 'Jebi' Sweeps Through Japan
Typhoon 'Jebi' has struck Japan, causing at least 9 deaths and significant destruction, particularly in Osaka. The storm has disrupted air travel and led to…
At least five killed in renewed protests in Basra
Protests in Basra, Iraq, have escalated, resulting in at least five deaths and numerous injuries among both protesters and security forces. The unrest is driven…