November 2015
"Ai Weiwei"; Prison, Handcuffs, and a Broken Jar
Ai Weiwei, a renowned Chinese artist, is the subject of a major exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts in London, showcasing his politically charged…
Collection of Hundreds of Refugees in Turkey Following Agreement with the European Union
Turkey has intensified its efforts to control the flow of refugees to Europe following a recent agreement with the EU. This includes the collection of…
Istanbul Through the Eyes of the Underprivileged
Orhan Pamuk's latest novel, "A Strangeness in My Mind," portrays Istanbul from the perspective of a marginalized street vendor, reflecting on the struggles of migrants…
Conviction of Two Accused in the Murder of a Palestinian Teen in Israeli Court
An Israeli court convicted two minors in the murder of Palestinian teenager Muhammad Hussein Abu Khdeir, while the main suspect's sentencing has been postponed for…
The Reason for Rouhani's 'Refusal' to Attend the Expediency Council
Hassan Rouhani has not attended recent meetings of the Expediency Council due to disagreements over the drafting of the sixth development plan, which he believes…
Centenary of Einstein's Theory of Relativity
The centenary of Einstein's General Theory of Relativity is being celebrated, highlighting its profound impact on science and technology. Key concepts such as black holes…
Rouhani's Government and Mandatory Hijab
The article discusses Iranian President Hassan Rouhani's recent remarks about the mandatory hijab during an interview with France 24, where he emphasized the importance of…
Decline in Donald Trump's Popularity in Latest Poll
Donald Trump's popularity among Republican voters has dropped significantly following his controversial remarks about Muslims and the September 11 attacks. This decline is highlighted by…
Kurdish Rights Defense Lawyer Shot Dead in Eastern Turkey
Taher Ilchi, a Kurdish rights lawyer in Turkey, was shot dead during a police confrontation in Diyarbakir, leading to widespread protests and political reactions. His…
Clashes Between Refugees and Macedonian Border Police Have Ceased
Clashes between refugees and Macedonian border police have calmed after a Moroccan refugee was severely burned. The protests highlight the ongoing struggles of refugees from…
Sistan and Baluchestan Has 'One Hundred Thousand Out-of-School Children'
Sistan and Baluchestan province has reported that there are 100,000 children out of school, with significant illiteracy rates and educational challenges. The governor highlighted issues…
Dozens Killed and Wounded in Suicide Bombing at Shia Ceremony in Nigeria
A suicide bombing during a Shia ceremony in Kano, Nigeria, resulted in 21 deaths and numerous injuries. The attack is attributed to the Islamist group…
Shooting at an Abortion Clinic in the U.S. Leaves Three Dead
A shooting at a Colorado Springs abortion clinic resulted in three deaths, including a police officer, and nine injuries. The assailant was arrested after a…
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan: Russia Should Not Play with Fire
Tensions between Turkey and Russia have escalated following Turkey's downing of a Russian aircraft, prompting Erdoğan to warn Russia against further provocations. Several Turkish businessmen…
Ya'alon: Israel's Security Crisis Will Not Diminish Soon
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon has warned that the current security crisis in Israel will persist, with ongoing Palestinian attacks causing casualties on both sides.…
Issuance of 1.25 Million Visas for Participation in Arbaeen Ceremony in Iraq
Iran has issued 1.25 million visas for its citizens to attend the Arbaeen ceremony in Iraq, with 696,749 already having traveled. The Iraqi government has…
Is Donald Trump a Fascist?
The article discusses the growing criticism of Donald Trump, with influential Republicans labeling him a 'fascist' due to his controversial remarks on immigration, women, and…
Hope for Eradicating Malaria Through Genetic Modification of Anopheles Mosquitoes
American scientists have developed a genetic modification in Anopheles mosquitoes that prevents the transmission of malaria, potentially leading to the disease's eradication. This method shows…
French Prime Minister: Europe Can No Longer Accept More Refugees
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls stated that Europe can no longer accept more refugees due to the ongoing migration crisis, which has seen the largest…
Men Can Experience Menopause Too
A 25-year study reveals that men experience a form of menopause characterized by declining testosterone levels, which can lead to significant health issues. Despite the…
The Body of Ghazanfar Roknabadi Identified and Will Be Transferred to Iran
The body of Ghazanfar Roknabadi, former Iranian ambassador to Lebanon, has been identified and is set to be returned to Iran after going missing in…
Putin's Spokesman: The Quran Gifted to Ayatollah Khamenei is a Model of an Ancient Version
During Vladimir Putin's visit to Iran, he gifted Ayatollah Khamenei a Quran believed to be a model of an ancient version kept in Russia. This…
Emergency Status Continues in Belgium; Police in Pursuit of Abdeslam and Abrini
Belgian police are intensifying their search for Salah Abdeslam, a key suspect in the Paris attacks, as Brussels remains under a state of emergency due…
Khamenei: Americans Should Not Dare to Speak About the Division of Iraq
Ayatollah Khamenei warned against U.S. discussions of Iraq's division during a meeting with the Iraqi President, emphasizing the historical coexistence of Iraq's diverse ethnic groups.…
Amnesty International Calls for Halt to Execution of Alireza Shahi
Amnesty International has called for the halt of Alireza Shahi's execution, claiming his trial was unfair and marked by torture. Shahi, sentenced to death for…
16 Arrested in Belgian Police 'Anti-Terrorist' Operation
Belgian police arrested 16 individuals in an anti-terror operation following the Paris attacks, although key suspect Salah Abdeslam was not among them. The operation involved…
Opposition Candidate Wins Presidential Election in Argentina
Mauricio Macri, the conservative opposition candidate, has won the presidential election in Argentina, defeating Daniel Scioli. This marks a significant political shift after 12 years…
Freedom, I Write Your Name
A week after the Paris attacks, the Georges Pompidou Center displayed a poem by Paul Éluard to commemorate freedom and express solidarity with victims. The…
Discovery of a New European Ancestry in the Caucasus
Scientists have discovered a new lineage of early humans in the Caucasus region of Georgia, which is genetically linked to modern Europeans. This finding sheds…
Egypt's Parliamentary Elections Held Without Strong Opposition Parties
The second phase of Egypt's parliamentary elections is underway with low voter turnout and the absence of strong opposition parties. President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has…
New Tool on Facebook for Ending Relationships
Facebook has introduced a new feature to help users manage their online presence after a breakup, allowing them to hide updates and memories related to…
Shirin Ebadi: The Ideology of ISIS Will Not Disappear with Bombing
Three Nobel Peace Prize laureates, including Shirin Ebadi, visited Serbia to address the refugee crisis in Europe. They emphasized the need for Serbia to take…
Three-Day Visit of the Central Bank Governor of Iran to Germany
The Central Bank Governor of Iran, Valiollah Seif, visited Germany to discuss the normalization of banking relations ahead of the expected lifting of sanctions. He…
14 Hazara Passengers Taken Hostage in Zabul Province, Afghanistan
At least 14 Hazara passengers were kidnapped in Zabul Province, Afghanistan, shortly after protests erupted over the beheading of seven Hazara individuals by ISIS. This…
Reza Daqti: Sinjar has been completely destroyed
Reza Daqti, an Iranian photographer, reports that Sinjar, a city in Iraq, has been entirely devastated by ISIS, with no historical artifacts remaining and bombs…
A Small Song Against a Great Hate
A young German musician, Axel Dill, created a song in response to the Paris attacks, which has gained significant attention on social media. The song…
Successful Completion of the 'Most Complex' Face Transplant
A complex face transplant surgery was successfully performed on Patrick Hardison, a firefighter who suffered severe burns in 2001. This surgery, which restored some of…
UN General Assembly Committee Expresses 'Deep Concern' Over Human Rights Violations in Iran
The UN General Assembly's Human Rights Committee has expressed deep concern over human rights violations in Iran, criticizing the suppression of activists and the rise…
Five Statistical Points About the Muslim Population in Europe
Recent events have brought attention to the growing Muslim population in Europe, with significant numbers in Germany and France. Concerns about this demographic shift have…
Widespread Ignorance and Confusion About Antibiotics
The World Health Organization warns of widespread ignorance about antibiotics, with many people incorrectly believing that penicillin can treat viral infections. This misunderstanding contributes to…
Unemployment Rate Reached 10.9% This Summer
The unemployment rate in Iran reached 10.9% this summer, reflecting a slight increase from the previous year. Despite more individuals entering the job market, the…
Death of at least two suspects in extensive security operations in Paris
A major security operation in Paris resulted in the deaths of at least two suspects linked to last week's terrorist attacks, with reports of heavy…
Kayhan Returns to London
The London edition of the Kayhan newspaper, which had ceased its paper publication two years ago, is set to resume printing soon. This decision comes…
Cancellation of Germany-Netherlands Football Match Due to Bomb Threat
A friendly football match between Germany and the Netherlands was canceled due to a bomb threat from an Islamist group. The threat was deemed serious…
Be Careful with the Color of Fried Potatoes and Crispy Bread
A UK study warns that frying potatoes and toasting bread at high temperatures can produce acrylamide, a carcinogenic substance. The study emphasizes the importance of…
Second Domestic Operation by French Security Forces Following Paris Attacks
French security forces launched over 120 operations in response to the recent Paris attacks, which killed at least 129 people. The operations, which also included…
Wisconsin Lawmakers' Proposal to Ban Economic Transactions with Iran
Republican lawmakers in Wisconsin have proposed a bill to ban state investments in companies that do business with Iran, citing concerns over the Iranian government's…
French President Requests Three-Month Extension of State of Emergency
French President François Hollande has announced a three-month extension of the state of emergency following the Paris attacks and is seeking legislative approval for constitutional…
The Heart of ISIS Beats in Brussels
The article discusses the radicalization in Molenbeek, Brussels, highlighting its connection to ISIS and the challenges of integrating immigrants. It features insights from a war…
Discovery of Another Mass Grave in Sinjar
Kurdish Peshmerga forces have discovered a second mass grave in Sinjar, containing the remains of 50 to 60 individuals, following the earlier discovery of a…
Cockroach Gas is 'Five Times' More Powerful than Human Gas
Scientists have discovered that the gas emitted by cockroaches is five times more powerful than that of humans, with implications for understanding insect biology and…
Discovery of a Mass Grave of Yazidi Women in Sinjar
A mass grave containing the bodies of 78 Yazidi women, executed while fleeing ISIS captivity, has been discovered in Sinjar following its liberation by Kurdish…
The Killing of ISIS Leader in Libya in US Airstrike
The US killed Abu Nabil, the head of ISIS in Libya, in an airstrike, marking a significant action against ISIS leadership. This operation is part…
Israeli Official to Jews: Forget the Dream of Greater Israel
Israeli President Reuven Rivlin urged Jews to abandon the dream of Greater Israel and recognize the permanence of Palestinians in the region, advocating for peace…
State of Emergency Declared Across France
A series of coordinated attacks in Paris on November 13 resulted in numerous casualties, prompting President François Hollande to declare a state of emergency and…
Four Israelis and Palestinians Killed in Friday Clashes
Four individuals, two Israelis and two Palestinians, were killed in clashes in the West Bank following Friday prayers, escalating the ongoing security crisis. The incident…
Iran's Black Pearl Rises to Conquer the Global Market
Iran is preparing to re-enter the global caviar market following the expected lifting of sanctions, which previously caused a significant decline in exports. The article…
Crisis of Baby Trafficking in Iran
A crisis of baby trafficking is emerging in Iran, where newborns are sold by impoverished mothers, often addicted and homeless, for meager sums. This alarming…
Iran's Health Minister: Shortage of 100,000 Hospital Beds
Iran's Health Minister has reported a critical shortage of 100,000 hospital beds and highlighted the need for private investment in healthcare. The existing beds are…
Minister of Culture: Anti-Revolutionaries Are Not Allowed to Work in Iran
Ali Jannati, Iran's Minister of Culture, declared that individuals labeled as 'anti-revolutionaries' will not be allowed to publish in Iran, despite earlier claims of a…
Rouhani: Mousavi and Karroubi Will Be Freed One Day
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani reaffirmed his commitment to eventually freeing imprisoned Green Movement leaders Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi. This statement comes amid ongoing…
Increase in Protests Against Racial Inequality at American Universities
Protests against racial inequality at American universities, particularly Claremont McKenna College, have led to the resignation of senior official Mary Spellman after her controversial email…
Pentagon: US Airstrikes Targeted 'Jihadi John'
The Pentagon announced that US airstrikes targeted Mohammed Emwazi, also known as 'Jihadi John', in Raqqa, Syria. Emwazi, a British citizen, was infamous for his…
Hosseini Alizadeh's New Concert; Alireza Ghorbani, Bahre Tavileh, and Other Matters
Hosseini Alizadeh's new concert tour features Alireza Ghorbani and showcases a blend of traditional Iranian music with innovative elements. The performances have received mixed reviews,…
Two New Planets and Unprecedented Increase in the Probability of Finding Life Beyond Earth
Astronomers have discovered two new planets outside the known solar system orbits, sparking excitement in the scientific community. One of these planets, GL 1132 b,…
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Beirut Explosions
Islamic State has claimed responsibility for two suicide bombings in Beirut's Burj al-Barajneh neighborhood, resulting in at least 43 deaths and 239 injuries. The attacks…
Obama: Hello Facebook, I Finally Have a Personal Page
Barack Obama has joined Facebook, marking a new way to connect with the public. His first post emphasizes the importance of discussing key issues, particularly…
Meeting at the Élysée Without Wine; Controversies Surrounding Rouhani's Trip to France
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani's visit to France is overshadowed by a dispute over serving wine at a state banquet, with Iran insisting on halal food…
Migration Crisis; Slovenia Begins Fencing Its Borders
Slovenia has begun erecting fences along its borders in response to a surge of refugees fleeing conflict in Syria and Afghanistan. This move comes as…
Want to be happy? Quit Facebook
A study by Denmark's Happiness Research Center found that individuals who abstained from Facebook for a week reported higher levels of happiness and life satisfaction…
Myanmar: Election Results and Political Future
Aung San Suu Kyi's party, the NLD, has won a significant victory in Myanmar's elections, securing a majority in local assemblies and the central government.…
Iranian Refugee Speaks Out Against Discrimination Faced by LGBTQ+ Individuals
An Iranian refugee named Amirhossein, currently in Turkey, shares his experiences of discrimination and harassment as a gay man in Iran. His story highlights the…
Arrest of Father Who Was Selling His Daughters
A father in Pakistan was arrested for attempting to sell his twelve-year-old daughter, Noushin, for prostitution, highlighting the ongoing issues of child exploitation and forced…
Death of Iranian Refugee on Christmas Island Shrouded in Ambiguity
Fazel Chaghini, a Kurdish Iranian refugee, died under unclear circumstances on Christmas Island, sparking unrest. His death highlights ongoing issues with Australia's refugee detention system,…
Price Stability in the Food Market of Mehr Month
Recent reports from Iran's economic statistics centers indicate a continuing decrease in inflation rates, with the Central Bank reporting an average inflation rate of 14.8%…
Statistical Center: Iranians Work for Two Hours and 46 Minutes
The Statistical Center of Iran reports that Iranians work an average of 2 hours and 46 minutes daily, with significant time spent on personal care…
Obama: Security of Israel is the Main Priority of American Foreign Policy
Barack Obama and Benjamin Netanyahu met at the White House, where Obama reaffirmed that Israel's security is a top priority for U.S. foreign policy. This…
Mullah Mohammad Rasool, the 'New Leader' of the Taliban
Mullah Mohammad Rasool has declared himself the new leader of a splinter faction of the Taliban, emphasizing the need for jihad while distancing from ISIS…
Two Americans and a South African national killed in Jordan's security camp
A Jordanian military officer killed two Americans and a South African in a security camp in Jordan, which trains Iraqi and Palestinian forces. The incident…
Protests and Clashes at 'Christmas' Camp Following Death of Iranian Refugee
Protests erupted at the Christmas Island refugee camp after the body of Iranian refugee Fazil Chaghini was found following his escape attempt. The Australian government…
"Protest is Our Right"; Gathering of a Group of Iranian Activists in Front of Evin Prison
A gathering of around 150 Iranian activists took place in front of Evin Prison, demanding human rights and the release of political prisoners. Key figures…
Reactions to the News of a 98% Increase in Street Harassment; 'It Is Not True'
The Tehran Police and judiciary spokespersons have denied a report claiming a 98% increase in street harassment against women, calling it untrue. This denial follows…
Parliamentary Elections Held in Myanmar
Myanmar held its first free parliamentary elections in 25 years, with an 80% voter turnout. The National League for Democracy, led by Aung San Suu…
The Story of Shahrzad from the Perspective of Shahin Parhami
The Yi Helava documentary film festival in the Czech Republic showcased the Iranian documentary "The Story of Shahrzad," directed by Shahin Parhami, which chronicles the…
Infants Raised with Dogs Have Lower Asthma Rates
A Swedish study finds that infants raised with dogs have a significantly lower risk of developing asthma compared to those without pets. The research suggests…
Research at Seven Universities: Children from Non-Religious Families are More Altruistic
A study involving 1,200 children from various countries found that those raised in non-religious families are more altruistic than their peers from religious backgrounds. This…
9 Things You Probably Didn't Know About 'James Bond' and His Creator
The article explores lesser-known facts about Ian Fleming and his iconic character James Bond, highlighting the character's origins, popularity, and the cultural impact of the…
Abdulkarim Lahiji; Another Iranian on the List of Recipients of the Legion of Honor
Abdulkarim Lahiji, a prominent Iranian human rights advocate, received the French National Order of the Legion of Honor from President François Hollande. This recognition highlights…
Significant Increase in Russian Asylum Applications in the U.S. in 2015
In 2015, Russian asylum applications in the U.S. surged to the highest level in two decades due to increased political repression, corruption, and discrimination against…
Austrian Grandmother Tears Up One Million Euros in Banknotes
An 85-year-old Austrian woman tore up nearly one million euros to upset her heirs, but the Austrian central bank has stated it will exchange the…
The Hot Topic of 'Infiltration' and the Power Struggle Between Rouhani and the IRGC
The article discusses the recent arrests of journalists in Iran and the IRGC's claims of infiltrators working with foreign powers, leading to a significant public…
ISIS Lover Sends Russian Girl to Prison
Varvara Karalova, a 19-year-old Russian girl, was arrested for allegedly attempting to join ISIS and recruiting others. Her mother claims she is psychologically dependent on…
Use of Mustard Gas in Battles Between ISIS and Rebels in Syria
A report indicates that mustard gas was used in battles between ISIS and rebel forces in Syria, raising concerns about the group's access to chemical…
The Obsessive Love of a Genius; Hitchcock's Love for Tippi Hedren
Tippi Hedren reflects on her complex relationship with Alfred Hitchcock during a recent film festival, discussing the pressures she faced while filming 'The Birds' and…
Signal Comes to Android Systems
The Whisper System has launched the Signal messaging application for Android, enhancing its availability and security features. Signal claims to provide untraceable communication, appealing to…
Maryam Monsef, Afghan-Canadian Politician, Appointed Minister
Maryam Monsef, an Afghan-Canadian politician, has been appointed as Canada's Minister of Democratic Institutions, marking a historic achievement as the first Afghan-Canadian in such a…
Salehi: We Will Fulfill Our Nuclear Commitments According to Schedule
Ali Akbar Salehi announced that Iran will adhere to its nuclear commitments, expecting sanctions to be lifted by the end of 2015. This statement aligns…
Gender Change of a 5,000-Year-Old Tree in Scotland
A 5,000-year-old yew tree in Scotland is undergoing a rare gender change, now producing female fruit despite being classified as male for centuries. This phenomenon…
Israel Sets 'Minimum Sentencing' for Stone-Throwing by Palestinians at Three Years in Prison
The Israeli Knesset has passed a law imposing a minimum three-year prison sentence for Palestinians convicted of stone-throwing, amid rising tensions and violence. This law…
The 2015 Goncourt Prize Goes to Matthias Enard
Matthias Enard won the prestigious Goncourt Prize for his novel "Compass," which explores themes of love and the historical relationship between Europe and the Middle…
Is Iran's Population Aging?
Iran's population is not aging in the traditional sense, but the number of elderly individuals is increasing significantly, leading to various social and economic implications.…
Ahmad Chalabi, the Encourager of George Bush for the Invasion of Iraq, Passes Away
Ahmad Chalabi, a controversial Iraqi politician known for providing misleading information that led to the U.S. invasion of Iraq, has died of a heart attack.…
Advancements in Developing More Efficient Batteries for Electric Vehicles
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a promising lithium-oxygen battery that significantly outperforms current lithium-ion batteries but is still years away from commercial…
Israeli Minister: Send Street Dogs and Cats Abroad!
Israeli Minister Uri Ariel has proposed sending street dogs and cats abroad instead of neutering them, sparking outrage from animal rights advocates. His controversial stance…
Palestinian Knife Attacks in Israel Leave One Dead and Four Injured
Several knife attacks by Palestinians in Israel resulted in one death and four injuries, reflecting ongoing tensions in the region. The incidents occurred in Rishon…
How Stress Makes You Sick
The article discusses how stress negatively impacts health by releasing hormones that can lead to heart disease, digestive issues, and weakened immunity. It highlights the…
Turkey Elections; 'Decisive' Victory for Justice and Development, Criticism from Opponents
The Justice and Development Party won Turkey's parliamentary elections decisively, allowing Erdoğan to form a government without a coalition. Opposition parties criticized the election's fairness,…
Zanganeh Responds to Babak Zanjani: Some Circumvented Sanctions by Bypassing Iran's Economy
Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh responded to Babak Zanjani's court statements, accusing him of bypassing the Iranian economy to evade sanctions. Zanjani, accused of financial…
Seven Thousand Postcards in Solidarity with Abdolfattah Soltani
The Nuremberg Bar Association in Germany is sending thousands of postcards to the Iranian embassy in solidarity with imprisoned lawyer Abdolfattah Soltani on his birthday.…
At least 12 killed in Al-Shabaab attack on famous hotel in Somalia
A deadly attack by Al-Shabaab on a hotel in Somalia has left at least 12 dead, highlighting the ongoing violence in the region. The group…