July 2015
U.S. Energy Secretary: The Nuclear Agreement with Iran Will Definitely Be Implemented
U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz expressed confidence that the nuclear agreement with Iran will be implemented and approved by Congress. He highlighted the agreement's robust…
The Body of an Iranian Woman in the Culture of Acid Attacks
Reza Kazemzadeh's article explores the culture of acid attacks in Iran, highlighting the complex interplay between public and private domains and the suppression of individuality…
American Champion's Campaign to Fund Treatment for Beitollah Abbaspour
Dennis James, an American bodybuilding champion, is raising funds for Iranian bodybuilder Beitollah Abbaspour, who is critically ill with vasculitis. The campaign aims to gather…
Israeli Government's Reaction Following the 'Horrific' Murder of a Palestinian Child
The Israeli Prime Minister condemned the horrific murder of a Palestinian infant by extremist settlers, promising to bring the perpetrators to justice. The incident has…
Ello: A Social Network Without Ads, Without User Data Collection
Ello is a new social network launched as an alternative to Facebook, emphasizing no advertising and user privacy. The platform allows users to create accounts…
Amnesty International Issues Urgent Warning About the Immediate Danger of Execution for Salar Shadizadeh
Amnesty International has issued a warning regarding the imminent execution of Salar Shadizadeh, who was arrested at 15 for allegedly murdering a friend. The execution…
Discovery of a '560,000-Year-Old' Tooth in France
A 560,000-year-old human tooth was discovered by two teenagers in the Tautavel cave in France, a significant prehistoric site. This find is expected to provide…
Yaqoob Memon, Accused of Designing and Executing the Deadliest Attack in India, Executed
Yaqoob Memon, convicted for his role in the 1993 Mumbai bombings that killed 257 people, was executed in India on his 53rd birthday. His execution…
Iran's Representation at the 2015 Venice Film Festival with 'Wednesday, May 19'
The film 'Wednesday, May 19' will represent Iran at the 72nd Venice Film Festival, which will feature a variety of international films competing for prestigious…
UN Calls for Increased Efforts to Establish Ceasefire in Yemen
The UN is urging the Security Council to intensify efforts to achieve a ceasefire in Yemen, as ongoing conflicts continue to devastate the population. Stephen…
UN: 70% of Syrian People Need Assistance Today
The UN reports that 70% of Syria's population, approximately 12.2 million people, are in urgent need of assistance due to the ongoing civil war. The…
Gaddafi's Son Sentenced to Death
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of the late Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi, has been sentenced to death along with eight other former officials for war crimes…
Turkish President: Continuing Peace Negotiations with Kurds is Impossible
Turkish President Erdoğan declared that peace talks with the PKK are no longer feasible and called for the revocation of legal protections for certain parliament…
Speaker of Parliament: They Say Ahmadinejad's Dog is More Honorable than Larijani
The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Ali Larijani, responded to criticism from Mehdi Kouchakzadeh, who claimed that the Parliament is sidelined from nuclear negotiations due…
Amnesty International Calls for Halt to Execution of Salar Shadizadi
Amnesty International has called on Iranian authorities to stop the execution of Salar Shadizadi, a minor accused of murder. His execution is scheduled for August…
The Ceasefire of the Saudi-led Coalition in Yemen Did Not Last
The Saudi-led coalition's unilateral ceasefire in Yemen has collapsed as the Houthis refuse to accept it, leading to continued airstrikes and ground clashes. This situation…
Obama: I Haven't Heard a Strong Argument Against the Nuclear Deal with Iran
Barack Obama defended the nuclear deal with Iran during a speech in Ethiopia, criticizing Republican opposition as lacking strong arguments. He specifically addressed comments from…
That Dragon: Cancer
The article discusses the creation of the video game 'That Dragon, Cancer' by Ryan Green, whose son Joel suffers from terminal cancer. The game serves…
Republican Candidate: The Nuclear Agreement is Leading Israelis to the Oven
Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee has faced backlash for suggesting that the nuclear agreement with Iran is leading Israelis to the oven, a comment interpreted…
Head of Cinema Organization: Bahman Ghobadi Can Come to Iran and Make Films
Hojjatollah Ayubi, head of Iran's Cinema Organization, stated that Bahman Ghobadi can return to Iran to make films without issues, while addressing the ongoing restrictions…
Sadegh Larijani: The Nuclear Agreement is the Result of the Country's Capabilities
Sadegh Larijani, head of Iran's judiciary, defended the nuclear agreement, stating it reflects Iran's capabilities despite criticisms claiming it offers no benefits. He emphasized the…
Does Your Facebook Posts Bring You Closer to Your Love?
Recent research from the University of Wisconsin-Madison suggests that active romantic interactions on Facebook correlate with longer-lasting relationships in real life. The study involved 180…
Biden to American Jewish Leaders: See the Realities of the Nuclear Agreement
Joe Biden urged American Jewish leaders to recognize the realities of the nuclear agreement with Iran, emphasizing its strength and potential for regional security. This…
The Prince and the Elder: A Display of Sufism at the British Museum
The British Museum has launched an exhibition titled 'The Prince and the Elder', showcasing Sufism and its social implications through historical artworks from Iran and…
How Important is Human Rights These Days?
The article discusses the alarming rise in executions in Iran, with a report indicating 700 executions in six months. Civil activists express concerns over the…
Applications for Daily Exercise
The article discusses various mobile applications designed to help individuals exercise daily, regardless of their time constraints or fitness levels. It highlights popular apps like…
Kurdish Singer Born in Iran Placed on ISIS Death List
Kurdish singer Heli Lou, born in Iran and currently living in Los Angeles, has gained popularity for her music related to Kurdish resistance against ISIS.…
Following Deadly Flood, Criticism of Meteorological Organization in Tehran City Council
Following a deadly flood and storm in Tehran, criticism has been directed at Iran's Meteorological Organization for its failure to provide accurate weather forecasts and…
Protests in New York Against Iran's Nuclear Agreement
Approximately 10,000 people protested in New York against the nuclear agreement with Iran, led by Republican figures including Senator Ted Cruz. The rally was largely…
NASA Captures Complete Image of Earth Again After 43 Years
NASA has released a new complete image of Earth, the first since 1972, using a composite of three separate images taken from a weather satellite.…
French Teen Defeats AIDS
A French girl born with HIV has shown no trace of the virus in her blood for over a decade without medication, raising questions about…
Iran's Protest Reaction to Canada's Position on the Nuclear Agreement
Iran's Foreign Ministry criticized Canada's stance on the Vienna nuclear agreement, accusing it of aligning with Israel and lacking a rational basis. The Canadian government…
Discovery of Ice Peaks and Plains on Pluto
NASA's New Horizons probe has discovered a second mountain range and vast icy plains on Pluto, revealing the planet's complexity. This significant finding enhances our…
Turkey's Fear of a Kurdish Autonomous Region Forming in Syria
A suicide attack in Turkey has raised concerns over the government's handling of the Islamic State and Kurdish issues. Analysts suggest that the ongoing Syrian…
Google Seeks the Secret to Longevity
Google's biotechnology company Calico is collaborating with Ancestry.com to explore the genetic factors affecting longevity. This partnership aims to leverage extensive DNA data to potentially…
Kimiayi Responds to Monfaredzadeh: I Will Maintain My Friendship with You, Your Works Will Not Be Performed
Masoud Kimiayi has publicly stated that he will not perform the works of composer Esfandiar Monfaredzadeh at an upcoming music night, despite Monfaredzadeh's request for…
Manipulation of Nature and Non-Standard Structures: The Main Cause of the Karaj Flood
The recent flood in Karaj, caused by illegal constructions and manipulation of nature, has resulted in numerous casualties. Officials highlight the failure to heed warnings…
Iran's Reaction to Germany's Request for Improved Relations with Israel
Iran's Foreign Ministry responded to Germany's Deputy Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel's request to improve relations with Israel for better economic ties. The Iranian officials emphasized their…
Prevention of Burial for a Baha'i Citizen in Sanandaj
Security forces in Sanandaj have prevented the burial of a deceased Baha'i citizen, citing a national resolution that restricts Baha'i burials to a single cemetery…
Ayatollah Khamenei's Policy in the Post-Agreement Era
Ayatollah Khamenei reaffirmed that Iran's policy towards the U.S. will remain unchanged despite the nuclear agreement, expressing concerns about potential divisions within Iran and the…
North Korea Held 'Elections' for Councils; 'Everyone' Participated
North Korea claims a 99.97% voter turnout in recent local council elections, where citizens voted 'yes' for pre-selected candidates. The elections are characterized by a…
U.S. State Department Sends Nuclear Agreement Text to Congress
The U.S. State Department has sent the nuclear agreement text to Congress, which has 60 days to review it. The majority of Republicans oppose the…
Air Pollution and 'Premature' Brain Aging
Recent studies indicate a severe link between air pollution and brain diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, with evidence showing that pollutants can lead to…
The Greek Government Ordered the Reopening of Banks in the Country
The Greek government has ordered the reopening of banks after a three-week closure aimed at preventing excessive withdrawals. This decision follows significant political changes within…
Obama's Eid al-Fitr Greetings
Barack Obama extended Eid al-Fitr greetings to Muslims in the U.S. and worldwide, emphasizing community, respect for diversity, and the significance of the holiday. His…
Argentinian Jews Reject Dialogue with Iran to Investigate AMIA Bombing
Argentinian Jews have rejected their government's attempts to cooperate with Iran in investigating the 1994 AMIA bombing, demanding justice for the accused Iranian officials. The…
What Comes After Vienna?
The article discusses the implications of the Vienna Nuclear Agreement reached in 2015 and raises questions about the next steps for Iran's foreign policy and…
Yemeni Exiled Government: Aden is Liberated
The Yemeni government in exile claims to have liberated Aden from Houthi control after months of fighting, although some areas remain contested. The situation is…
Iran's National Beach Soccer Team Eliminated from World Cup
Iran's national beach soccer team was eliminated from the 2015 World Cup after a close 5-4 loss to Tahiti in the quarterfinals. This defeat marks…
Shooting in Chattanooga; Four U.S. Marines Killed
A shooting in Chattanooga, Tennessee, led to the deaths of four U.S. Marines and one injury, with the assailant identified as Mohammad Youssef Abdulazeez. The…
Public Debate Between Hammond and Netanyahu on Iran Nuclear Agreement
British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly debated the Iran nuclear agreement, with Hammond defending the deal and Netanyahu opposing…
The First Robot Hotel Ready to Host Humans
A new robot hotel named Henn-na has opened in Japan, featuring robots as staff members. This hotel represents a significant step in integrating technology into…
Mullah Mohammad Omar Supported Taliban's Peace Negotiations with the Afghan Government
Mullah Mohammad Omar has endorsed peace negotiations between the Taliban and the Afghan government, marking a shift from the group's previous stance against talks until…
NASA's New Horizons Spacecraft Enters the Unknown Frontier of the Solar System
NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has reached Pluto, marking a significant milestone in space exploration. This mission is important as it provides new insights into the…
Bodies of Helicopter Crash Victims Found in the Persian Gulf
A helicopter crash in the Persian Gulf resulted in the discovery of bodies of victims, including a possible pilot or co-pilot. The helicopter was on…
After the Agreement
Hana Kavyani reports from Vienna on the recent agreement between Iran and world powers, highlighting various reactions and implications. Key figures like Obama and Rouhani…
Mexico Offers Millions in Reward for Capture of Fugitive Criminal
Mexico has offered a nearly $4 million reward for information on Joaquin Guzman, the notorious drug lord who escaped from a high-security prison. His escape…
Monday Report on Nuclear Negotiations from Vienna
Hana Kavyani reports on the latest developments in the nuclear negotiations in Vienna, emphasizing a pivotal moment as the French Foreign Minister calls for decisive…
Wimbledon 2015: Djokovic's Championship with Iranian Umpire's Judgement
Novak Djokovic won the Wimbledon 2015 final against Roger Federer, with Iranian umpire Ali Nili officiating the match. This victory marked Djokovic's third Wimbledon title…
2016 U.S. Presidential Election; Focus on Social Issues
The article discusses the central social issues shaping the 2016 U.S. presidential election, including illegal immigration, healthcare, racial tensions, and LGBTQ rights. Candidates from both…
Pope Apologizes for 'Crimes' of the Church Against Indigenous Peoples of the Americas
Pope Francis apologized for the Catholic Church's historical crimes against indigenous peoples during his visit to Bolivia, emphasizing the need for forgiveness and acknowledging past…
Omar Sharif, Actor of 'Doctor Zhivago', Passes Away
Omar Sharif, the renowned actor known for his role in 'Doctor Zhivago', passed away at the age of 83 due to a heart attack while…
Possible Negotiation for Prisoner Exchange for the Release of Two Israeli Citizens in Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that two Israeli citizens have been detained by Hamas in Gaza, and negotiations for their release may involve a…
Iran in the Post-Sanction Era
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani prepares for a post-sanction era, emphasizing the need to clarify Iran's views at upcoming international summits. Political and economic pressures are…
When 'Pirates' Surprise Visit Sick Children
Johnny Depp surprised sick children in a Brisbane hospital by visiting them dressed as Captain Jack Sparrow from 'Pirates of the Caribbean.' This heartwarming gesture…
UN: Number of Syrian Refugees Exceeds Four Million
The UN reported that over four million Syrians have fled the civil war, with a significant increase in refugees in the past ten months. The…
UNICEF: The Lives of North Korean Children Face a Serious Threat
UNICEF has raised alarms about the severe threats to North Korean children due to a recent drought and rising malnutrition rates. The organization is calling…
Rafsanjani: The Reopening of the US Embassy in Iran is Not Impossible
Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani has suggested that reopening the US embassy in Iran is feasible, contingent on improved US-Iran relations. He emphasized the importance of direct…
Arrest of Six Arab Citizens of Israel on Charges of Supporting the Islamic State
Six Arab citizens of Israel were arrested by Shin Bet for allegedly supporting the Islamic State, with four of them being teachers. This incident raises…
The poisoning incident of Saudi pilgrims in Mashhad was 'unintentional'
The poisoning of Saudi pilgrims in Mashhad has been declared unintentional by local officials, following initial speculation of intentionality. The incident resulted in the death…
World's Oldest Man Passes Away in Japan, Oldest Living Man is Also Japanese
Sakari Momoi, the world's oldest man, has died at 112 years old in Japan due to kidney failure. He was recognized by Guinness World Records…
Professor Hafez Farmanfarmaian, Iranian Historian Residing in the U.S., Passes Away
Professor Hafez Farmanfarmaian, a prominent Iranian historian and academic, passed away in Texas at the age of 91. He was known for his pioneering work…
Greek Finance Minister Resigns
Yanis Varoufakis resigned as Greece's Finance Minister to help facilitate negotiations with Eurozone countries following a successful anti-austerity referendum. His confrontational style had angered European…
Crowdfunding for Greeks
Tom Finney, a British shoe seller, initiated a crowdfunding campaign to help Greece with its financial crisis, suggesting that a small contribution from each European…
The Majority of Greeks Said 'No' to International Creditors' Conditions
In a recent referendum, the majority of Greek voters rejected the conditions set by international creditors for financial aid, with 61% voting 'no.' Prime Minister…
Mass Execution of Captives in the Ancient Site of Palmyra
The Islamic State has executed captives in Palmyra, using young boys as executioners, while the Syrian army has achieved military successes in border areas with…
Khamenei: Some Were Wronged in the Scholarship Issue
Ayatollah Khamenei addressed the controversy surrounding illegal scholarships granted during Ahmadinejad's presidency, stating that some individuals were wronged and criticized the media's handling of the…
Management Organization: 19 Years of Projects Left Over from the Previous Government
Alireza Saleh from the National Management Organization reported that the number of unfinished projects from Ahmadinejad's administration has surged, requiring 19 years for completion. The…
Chile's First Championship in Copa America
Chile won its first Copa America title by defeating Argentina in a penalty shootout after a goalless match. The game was marked by violence, with…
Iran's Volleyball Team Defeated in Final Match of World League
Iran's volleyball team lost to Russia 3-1 in their final World League match, finishing third and missing the finals. This defeat marked Russia's first win…
Fire Erupts Again in Abidar Mountain of Sanandaj Less Than 24 Hours After Being Controlled
A fire broke out again in Abidar Mountain of Sanandaj less than a day after it was controlled, threatening local pastures. Local residents initially helped…
25 Members of 'Jabhat al-Nusra' Killed in Mosque Explosion in Syria
An explosion in a mosque in Syria killed 25 members of 'Jabhat al-Nusra', including a leader of the group. The incident occurred during iftar prayers,…
Is Vienna the Finish Line of the Nuclear Marathon?
The article discusses the potential outcomes of the ongoing nuclear negotiations in Vienna, including the implications for Iran's nuclear program, sanctions, and domestic changes. It…
Sharks on the Hunt for Tourists; From Africa to America
A great white shark attacked tourists in a diving cage in South Africa, attempting to break in. This incident has gained significant attention online, and…
26% Increase in the Number of Palestinians in Israeli Prisons
The number of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails has risen by 26% to 5,686, with many held without charges. This increase occurs amidst ongoing political…
Anomalies in Iran's Labor Market
Fereydoun Khavand discusses the mixed signals in Iran's unemployment statistics, highlighting a slight decrease in the official rate but a significant underreporting of unemployment when…
46 Students in Mashhad Suffer Food Poisoning
46 students traveling from Qom to Mashhad suffered food poisoning after consuming spoiled food. The incident raises concerns about negligence in food safety and accommodation…
Washington Police: No Evidence of Shooting at Naval Complex
Washington D.C. police investigated reports of a shooting at the U.S. Naval complex but found no evidence of gunfire or injuries. This incident drew parallels…
Unemployment Rate for 2014 Announced: 10.6 Percent
The Statistical Center of Iran reported an unemployment rate of 10.6% for 2014, with significant disparities between genders and urban/rural areas. Despite a reported economic…
Poll: Supporters of Nuclear Deal in the U.S. Outnumber Opponents Two to One
A recent NBC News poll shows that 35% of Americans support a potential nuclear deal with Iran, while 17% oppose it, with a significant 46%…
Dozens Killed in Islamist Attack on Egyptian Army Checkpoints
Islamist militants launched coordinated attacks on Egyptian army and police checkpoints in Sinai, resulting in numerous casualties. The attacks come shortly after President el-Sisi's warning…
Guardian Council Rejects Provincial Election Bill
The Guardian Council has rejected a provincial election bill proposed by the Islamic Consultative Assembly, citing multiple flaws and inconsistencies with Islamic law. This decision…
The United States and Cuba Reach Agreement to Reopen Their Embassies
The U.S. and Cuba have agreed to reopen their embassies, marking a significant step towards normalizing relations after decades of hostility. This announcement is expected…