April 2018
Donald Trump's Proposal to Meet Kim Jong Un at the 'Peace House'
Donald Trump proposed holding his upcoming meeting with Kim Jong Un at the 'Peace House' on the Korean border, emphasizing its significance over a third…
Krancjar Becomes Head Coach of Iran's U-23 Team Again
Zlatko Krancjar has been reappointed as the head coach of Iran's U-23 national football team, marking a significant moment as Iran seeks to end a…
Clashes Between 'Democratic Forces' and Syrian Army Near the Euphrates
Clashes erupted between the Syrian army and the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces near the Euphrates River, with both sides claiming territorial gains. The situation highlights…
North Korea 'is ready to shut down its sensitive nuclear facility in two days'
North Korea has expressed readiness to shut down its Punggye-ri nuclear facility in May, inviting experts and journalists for transparency. This development follows a meeting…
Health Ministry Official: 60 Percent of AIDS Patients Are Unaware of Their Condition
The Iranian Health Ministry reports that 60% of AIDS patients are unaware of their condition, with a significant number of infections occurring among young adults.…
Lack of Information on Imprisoned Gonabadi Dervishes and Continued Detention of Political and Civil Activists in Iran
Over two months after the detention of Gonabadi dervishes in Tehran, their situation remains unclear, with reports of injuries and inadequate medical care in prison.…
Three More Palestinians Killed in Ongoing Protests at Gaza Border
Three Palestinians were killed during protests at the Gaza-Israel border, raising the death toll to 41 amid ongoing clashes. The UN has criticized Israel for…
Discovery of the World's Largest Child Sacrifice Site in Peru
Archaeologists in Peru have discovered the largest known child sacrifice site, revealing the remains of 140 children and 200 llamas believed to have been sacrificed…
Leaders of North and South Korea Meet
Kim Jong Un of North Korea met with South Korean President Moon Jae-in in a historic summit, marking the first time a North Korean leader…
Reverse Age Gap in Marriage: Challenges and Judgments
The article discusses the phenomenon of reverse age gap marriages in Iran, where women are significantly older than their male partners. Experts debate the implications…
The Armenian Parliament Will Vote Next Week to Elect a New Prime Minister
The Armenian Parliament is set to vote on a new Prime Minister next week after former Prime Minister Serge Sargsyan resigned amid widespread protests. Nikol…
Police to be Permanently Stationed Around Schools in Tehran
Tehran police will permanently station officers around schools to combat drug trafficking and harassment, particularly focusing on high schools. This initiative comes amid rising concerns…
Likelihood of Trump's Immigration Order Being Upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to uphold Donald Trump's third immigration order, which restricts entry from several predominantly Muslim countries. This decision is significant…
Abbas Attar, Renowned Magnum Photographer, Passes Away in Paris
Abbas Attar, a prominent Iranian photographer and member of the Magnum photo agency, passed away in Paris at the age of 74. His work spanned…
Malaysia Releases Images of Two Suspects in the Assassination of a Hamas Member
Malaysian police released images of two suspects in the assassination of Fadi Mohammed al-Batsh, a Palestinian lecturer and Hamas member, who was shot dead in…
Investigation into the Motive of the Deadly Toronto Attacker Continues
Alek Minassian, a 25-year-old man, has been charged with 10 counts of murder after deliberately running over pedestrians in Toronto, killing 10 and injuring 15.…
Trump: North Korean Leader Has Shown Honest and Respectful Behavior
Donald Trump praised North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for his honest behavior and expressed eagerness for a historic meeting to negotiate nuclear disarmament. This…
Drug Offenses Account for 43% of Prison Population in Iran
Taghi Rostamvandi revealed that 43% of Iran's prison population is incarcerated for drug-related offenses, with estimates of drug addicts ranging from 2.8 million to 3.6…
Preventing the Dispatch of Iran's Judo Champion Due to 'Risk of Seeking Asylum'
Iranian judo champion Nasser Nasiripour announced his withdrawal from the national team due to neglect and concerns over potential asylum following a teammate's defection. Despite…
Rouhani's Assistant Announces Efforts to Draft Comprehensive Law on Acid Attacks
Shahindokht Molaverdi announced efforts to draft a comprehensive law to address the rising incidents of acid attacks in Iran, particularly following a recent attack in…
The Death Toll from ISIS Suicide Attack in Kabul Reaches 57
A suicide bombing by ISIS at a voter registration center in Kabul has killed at least 57 people, including women and children, and injured 119.…
Apple Seeks Custom Processor for Mac
Apple is planning to develop its own ARM-based processors for MacBooks, moving away from Intel's x86 architecture by 2020. This shift could challenge Intel's dominance…
The Death Toll from the Suicide Attack in Western Kabul Rises to 48
A suicide attack in Kabul has killed at least 48 and injured 112, with ISIS claiming responsibility. This incident highlights the ongoing violence in Afghanistan…
The World's 'Oldest' Person Passes Away at 117
Nabi Tajima, recognized as the oldest living person, passed away at 117 years old in Japan. Her death marks a significant moment as the title…
US: The People of Iran Continue to Suffer from Their Leaders
The US State Department's 2017 report highlights ongoing human rights violations in Iran, criticizing the Iranian government for suppressing freedoms and inflicting suffering on its…
The Slogan 'Our Enemy is Right Here'; This Time in Kazeroon
Protests erupted in Kazeroon against the proposed division of the city, with demonstrators chanting slogans against local representative Hossein Razazadeh. The protests reflect broader discontent…
Commemoration Ceremony for Jewish Uprising in Warsaw Ghetto Against Nazis
Poland commemorated the 75th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising against the Nazis with nationwide ceremonies, attended by Polish officials and Jewish leaders. The events…
North Korea has dropped the 'U.S. troop withdrawal' condition for denuclearization
North Korea has dropped its demand for the withdrawal of U.S. troops from South Korea as a condition for denuclearization, signaling a potential shift towards…
Theism or Atheism; Which is Rational?
The program discusses the rationality of theism and atheism with two philosophers presenting arguments for each side. Yaser Mirdamadi defends theism while Zuhair Bagheri Noeparast…
Head of the Cultural Heritage Department in Mashhad Arrested
The head of the Cultural Heritage Department in Mashhad was arrested due to public decency violations linked to a lottery event that featured dancing and…
Note: Miguel Díaz-Canel, a Younger Version of the Castros?
Miguel Díaz-Canel is set to become Cuba's new president, succeeding Raúl Castro, who has promised to step down after his term. Díaz-Canel's rise is seen…
The End of the Castros; A New Leader for Cuba to Be Elected
Cuba's National Council has begun the process of electing a new leader, marking the first time in 60 years that someone outside the Castro family…
Erdogan Announces Early Elections in Turkey to Be Held in July
Turkish President Erdogan announced early presidential and parliamentary elections to be held on June 24, 2018, a year earlier than planned. This decision follows discussions…
Trump Announces Direct Negotiations Between the U.S. and North Korea
Donald Trump announced that high-level negotiations are taking place between the U.S. and North Korea ahead of a summit. The discussions involve potential meeting locations…
Saudi Arabia's Readiness to Deploy Military Forces to Syria
Saudi Arabia is prepared to send military forces to Syria as part of a U.S.-led coalition, according to Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir. This readiness comes…
French President Warns Against Nationalist Tendencies in the European Union
French President Emmanuel Macron warned against rising nationalist sentiments within the European Union during a speech at the European Parliament. He emphasized the need for…
Design of Plastic-Eating Enzyme to Combat Environmental Pollution
Scientists have developed a plastic-eating enzyme that can digest PET plastics, which are a major environmental pollutant. The research, led by teams from the University…
Opposition Leader Calls for Continued Street Protests in Armenia
Nikol Pashinyan, the leader of the Armenian opposition, has called for continued protests against the nomination of Serge Sargsyan for Prime Minister, following violent clashes…
American Pastor Denies Allegations of Collaborating with Failed Coup in Turkey
Andrew Brunson, an American pastor, is on trial in Turkey for allegedly collaborating with coup plotters from the 2016 coup attempt. He denies the charges,…
One Billion Dollar Fine for Major Global Communications Company for Violating Sanctions Against Iran and North Korea
The U.S. Department of Commerce has fined the Chinese telecommunications company ZTE $1.19 billion for violating sanctions by providing technology to Iran and North Korea.…
Conference on 'Managing the Transition from the Islamic Republic of Iran' Held in London
The 'Alliance for Democracy in Iran' held a conference in London to discuss strategies for transitioning away from the Islamic Republic. Key topics included the…
Annual Amnesty International Report: Iran Has the Highest Execution Rate per Capita in the World
Amnesty International's annual report reveals that Iran has the second-highest number of executions globally, with 507 last year. The report highlights issues of unfair trials…
Miloš Forman, Director of 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,' Passes Away at 86
Miloš Forman, the acclaimed Czech filmmaker known for 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' and 'Amadeus,' has died at 86 after a brief illness. His…
Trump Orders Review of Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement
Donald Trump has reversed his previous stance and ordered a review of the possibility of joining the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a trade agreement aimed at…
Is Zoroastrianism a Progressive Religion?
The article discusses the perception of Zoroastrianism as a progressive religion in Iran, particularly in the context of its historical significance and contemporary interpretations. Scholars…
Amnesty International: Iran Responsible for Over Half of All Recorded Executions in 2017
Amnesty International's annual report highlights Iran's significant role in global executions, with at least 507 people executed in 2017, accounting for over half of the…
Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Will Not Run for Election Again
Paul Ryan, the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, announced he will not seek re-election after his current term ends in November. This decision…
Holding of Presidential Elections in Azerbaijan Without a Serious Rival for Aliyev
Azerbaijan held presidential elections on April 10, 2023, with major opposition parties boycotting the vote, leading to expectations that Ilham Aliyev will win a fourth…
Donald Trump's Domestic Security and Counterterrorism Advisor Resigns
Tom Bossert, Donald Trump's domestic security and counterterrorism advisor, has resigned amid a series of personnel changes in the White House. His resignation coincides with…
Return of Rasoul Khadem to the Wrestling Federation, Maintaining Previous Positions
Rasoul Khadem has returned to the Wrestling Federation after being urged by members to do so, despite previously resigning over the lack of action against…
Trump Condemns FBI Raid on His Lawyer's Office
The FBI raided the office of Donald Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen, leading Trump to condemn the action as a politically motivated attack. This incident raises…
The Sakharov Prize Ceremony of the American Physical Society for Narges Mohammadi Will Be Held
Narges Mohammadi, a prominent Iranian human rights activist imprisoned for her advocacy, will receive the Sakharov Prize from the American Physical Society next week. Nira…
Whispers of a Military Government Coming to Power in Iran and Its Future Outlook
The concept of a military government in Iran is gaining traction, with key figures advocating for military leadership due to the country's strategic challenges. Hossein…
Investigation Continues into Vehicle Collision with People in Münster, Germany
A van struck people at a café in Münster, Germany, resulting in two deaths and 20 injuries. The driver, a 48-year-old German citizen, committed suicide…
Turkey to Deport Approximately 600 Afghan Refugees Back to Afghanistan
Turkey plans to deport around 600 Afghan refugees back to Afghanistan due to illegal entry, citing ongoing terrorism and economic issues in Afghanistan. Human rights…
A Vehicle Crashes into a Crowd in Germany, Resulting in Two Deaths and Driver's Suicide
A van attack in Münster, Germany, resulted in two deaths and the driver's suicide. Authorities have ruled out Islamist motives, and the investigation is ongoing.…
Virtual Stars and the Impact of Audience Behavior on Their Fate
The article discusses the rise of social media stars, particularly focusing on the case of Nasim Najafi Aghdam, who attacked YouTube due to frustration with…
Former South Korean President Sentenced to 24 Years in Prison
Former South Korean President Park Geun-hye has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for corruption and abuse of power. The ruling follows her impeachment…
Concerns Over Killer Robot Development Lead to Sanctions Against South Korean University
Over 50 AI experts have sanctioned South Korea's KAIST for developing weaponized AI, emphasizing the need for human control over such technologies. The issue raises…
The Family of Nasim Aghdam Expresses Sympathy with the Victims of the YouTube Shooting
Nasim Aghdam, an Iranian-American woman, shot three people at YouTube's headquarters before taking her own life, reportedly due to anger over payment issues with the…
Israel Says Its Methods in Response to Gaza Border Protests Will Not Change
Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman affirmed that Israel's response to protests at the Gaza border will remain unchanged, following deadly clashes that resulted in multiple…
A Libyan Court Acquits Muammar Gaddafi's Son of Murder Charges
Saadi Gaddafi, son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, has been acquitted of murder charges by a Libyan appeals court. This ruling comes amidst ongoing…
Netanyahu Suspends Agreement on African Migrants; UN Calls for Reconsideration
Benjamin Netanyahu suspended a UN agreement regarding the status of African migrants in Israel after facing internal criticism. The UN has urged him to reconsider…
The 50th Anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s Assassination; The Dream He Had
The article commemorates the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, reflecting on his philosophy of non-violence and its impact on American democracy and…
Fire at a Coffee House in Kian Market, Ahvaz Leaves at Least 11 Dead
A fire at a coffee house in Ahvaz has resulted in at least 11 deaths and 14 injuries, with the cause attributed to an unstable…
Syrian State Media: Jaysh al-Islam Forces are Leaving Ghouta
The last group of opposition fighters, Jaysh al-Islam, is reportedly leaving Douma in Eastern Ghouta amid heavy military pressure from Syrian and Russian forces. The…
Tel Aviv and the UN Agree to Send Economic Migrants from Israel to Western Countries
Israel has reached an agreement with the UN to allow over 16,000 African migrants to resettle in Western countries, halting plans to imprison those who…
Concerns Over Refugee Situation Following Nauru's Break with Australian Court
Nauru has cut ties with the High Court of Australia, raising concerns among refugee advocates about the fate of refugees, particularly Iranians, on the island.…