August 2018
Dutch Right-Wing Lawmaker Cancels Prophet Muhammad Cartoon Contest
Geert Wilders, a right-wing Dutch lawmaker, canceled a planned cartoon contest of the Prophet Muhammad due to severe threats, prioritizing public safety. The event had…
Paradox with Kambez Hosseini; Destroy After Listening!
Kambez Hosseini, a producer and commentator, discusses his non-political stance and the absurdity of political classifications in society. He emphasizes the importance of individual issues…
The Quiet End of Rouhani?
Hassan Rouhani's presidency is perceived as increasingly vulnerable due to economic crises and political pressures. Analysts suggest that his potential removal may not require formal…
With Support, Motahari, and Two Ahmads
The article describes a surreal dream involving prominent Iranian clerics Ahmad Alamolhoda and Ahmad Khatami discussing a controversial street concert permit in Tehran. The dream…
Why Do Women In Islam Inherit Half of What Men Do?
The article discusses the Islamic inheritance system where women inherit half of what men do, exploring arguments from both women's rights activists and religious scholars.…
Life on Stage with a Glass of Wine for the Audience
The play 'The House' by Jeff Sable at the Edinburgh Festival explores themes of loneliness and connection through a unique performance without dialogue, where audience…
Record-breaking Cinema Sales Amid Iran's Poor Economic Conditions
The film "Hezarpa" has broken sales records in Iranian cinema, becoming the highest-grossing film despite the country's economic difficulties. With nearly 3 million viewers, it…
Khamenei to Government: Give Up Hope on Europeans Regarding Issues Like JCPOA
Ayatollah Khamenei has instructed the Iranian government to abandon hopes of European support regarding the JCPOA and the economy, while reiterating that negotiations with the…
Donald Trump: Google is Full of Bad News About Me
Donald Trump criticized Google for allegedly manipulating search results to show negative news about him, claiming this may be illegal. A White House official indicated…
UN: Myanmar Army Committed Crimes Against Humanity Against Rohingya Muslims
The UN investigation team has accused the Myanmar army of committing crimes against humanity against Rohingya Muslims, calling for international prosecution of key military figures.…
Australian Media Report on Refugee Children's Suicide Attempts in Nauru
The Australian government has confirmed the arrival of a boat carrying Vietnamese refugees after a four-year hiatus, while reports reveal that refugee children in Nauru…
Tribute Ceremony for John McCain's Body to Be Held at the Capitol
A farewell ceremony for John McCain will be held at the Capitol, followed by a burial at the Naval Academy. Former Presidents Obama and Bush…
Shooting in Florida Leaves at Least Four Dead
A shooting at a video game tournament in Jacksonville, Florida, resulted in at least four deaths and around ten injuries. The incident has raised concerns…
F-5 Fighter Jet Crash in Dezful Results in Pilot's Death
An F-5 fighter jet crash in Dezful led to the death of pilot Manoochehr Fattahi and injuries to another pilot. The incident highlights ongoing issues…
Legal Case Formed Regarding Anti-Government Gathering in Qom and Remarks by a Mourner in Tehran
A legal case has been opened regarding threats made during an anti-government gathering in Qom and repeated by a mourner in Tehran. The judiciary is…
How Cyber Saboteurs Inflate Your Mobile Bill?
A report reveals that a network of malware called PushIran.DL is infecting Android devices in Iran, potentially affecting over 10 million devices. The malware exploits…
Peter Brook: From Self-Discovery to Influence from Iran
Peter Brook, a renowned theater director, attended the Edinburgh Festival to watch his latest play, "The Prisoner," which explores themes of self-discovery and remorse. Brook's…
Insulting 'Which Sacred Values'?
The Iranian police are cracking down on individuals insulting sacred values, as highlighted by recent severe sentences against journalists and bloggers. This raises significant questions…
Sohrab Moradi Breaks Oldest Weightlifting Record
Sohrab Moradi broke the 19-year-old clean and jerk record in weightlifting at the Asian Championships by lifting 189 kg, securing a gold medal and setting…
Why Are Foreign Airlines Leaving Iran?
Three major airlines—British Airways, KLM, and Air France—are halting flights to Iran, citing a decrease in passenger numbers as the primary reason. This trend reflects…
Netanyahu Welcomes Exit of Three Airlines from Iranian Market
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the exit of British Airways, KLM, and Air France from the Iranian market, urging other companies to follow suit.…
Do Human Dreams Have Spiritual Value and Can They Be Interpreted?
The article discusses the debate between two experts, Dr. Taghi Kimiaei Asadi and Dr. Mehrang Khazaei, regarding the nature and interpretation of dreams. While Dr.…
Police Commander: We Will Confront Virtual Calls That Insult Sacred Values
Iran's police chief has warned against social media calls that insult sacred values, stating that violators will face consequences. This comes amid increasing crackdowns on…
Common Positions of Ahmad Khatami and Googoosh
The article presents a surreal dream involving Ahmad Khatami, a prominent Iranian cleric, and Googoosh, a famous Iranian singer. Khatami humorously discusses political negotiations while…
Iraq to Send Delegation to the U.S. for Exemption from Iran Sanctions
Iraq is seeking an exemption from U.S. sanctions against Iran due to its economic dependence on Iranian imports. The Iraqi government is in a challenging…
Field Report by a Journalist: The Conditions of Fashafouyeh Prisoners are Inhumane
Journalist Nader Fattorehchi reported on the inhumane conditions of ordinary prisoners in Fashafouyeh prison, describing it as 'hell' with severe overcrowding, lack of basic amenities,…
Trump Says He Will Not Give Concessions to Turkey for the Release of American Pastor
President Trump stated he will not offer concessions to Turkey for the release of American pastor Andrew Brunson, who has been detained on espionage and…
Pope on Clergy Sexual Abuse: We Did Not Protect Minors
Pope Francis condemned sexual abuse by priests and the church's cover-up in a letter to Catholics, seeking forgiveness and calling for accountability. The letter addresses…
Turkey Seeks Consultation from WTO Due to US Tariffs
Turkey has requested consultation from the WTO regarding additional tariffs imposed by the U.S. on its steel and aluminum, which were doubled by President Trump…
From 'Pixelbook' to Galaxy S10's Triple Camera
Google is set to release a new Pixelbook with a 4K display this fall, while Samsung plans to launch the Galaxy S10 featuring a triple…
Trump: I Have Nothing to Hide in Russia Election Interference Case
Donald Trump asserts he has nothing to hide regarding the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, criticizing reports of his former counsel Don…
The Best Airports in the World
The article discusses the best airports in the world as ranked by CNN in 2018, highlighting Changi Airport in Singapore as the top choice. It…
Three Killed and 60 Injured in Ongoing Protests in the West Bank
Recent protests in the West Bank have resulted in the deaths of three Palestinians and one Israeli, with over 60 injured. The protests are part…
Turkey's Supreme Court Rejects American Pastor's Request to End House Arrest
Turkey's Supreme Court has denied an American pastor's request to end his house arrest, leading to a significant drop in the value of the Turkish…
Pakistan's Parliament Elects Imran Khan as Prime Minister
Imran Khan has been elected as the Prime Minister of Pakistan, tasked with forming a coalition government to address the country's economic crisis. His victory…
Majid Entezami: My Father Called Out Ali Hatami in His Last Days
Ezzatollah Entezami, a celebrated Iranian actor, passed away after a series of health complications following a fall. His son, Majid Entezami, recounted his father's final…
Paradox with Kambez Hosseini; Death to the 'Patriarch' Within Me!
Kambez Hosseini reflects on the challenges men face in overcoming ingrained patriarchal attitudes, even when they advocate for gender equality. He shares a personal anecdote…
Flood in India Claims at Least 324 Lives
Severe flooding in Kerala, India, has resulted in at least 324 deaths and widespread destruction, with officials warning that the toll may rise. Rescue operations…
Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul Music, Passes Away at 76
Aretha Franklin, the legendary Queen of Soul, died at 76 after battling pancreatic cancer. Her family expressed deep sorrow over her loss, highlighting her role…
Child Marriage: When No Law Prevents It
The Iranian parliament has passed a child marriage bill without provisions to raise the marriage age, prompting female representatives to propose a new plan to…
Attack on an Afghan Intelligence Agency Center in Central Kabul
An armed attack on an Afghan intelligence agency educational center in Kabul follows a deadly suicide bombing that killed dozens of students. The Taliban has…
Turkish Court Rejects American Pastor's Request to End House Arrest
A Turkish court has denied American pastor Andrew Brunson's request to end his house arrest, while the U.S. government considers his trial unfair and has…
Pennsylvania Judicial Report on Child Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church
A Pennsylvania judicial report reveals extensive sexual abuse of children by Catholic priests, implicating senior church officials in systematic cover-ups. The investigation highlights the need…
Suicide Attack on Educational Center in Kabul Leaves 48 Dead
A suicide bombing at an educational center in Kabul killed at least 48 people, mostly students, highlighting the ongoing violence in Afghanistan. The Taliban and…
Taliban Withdraws from Ghazni
The Taliban has ordered its forces to withdraw from Ghazni following a series of deadly attacks, including one that resulted in significant casualties among Afghan…
United Nations: 2.3 Million People Have Fled Venezuela
The UN reports that 2.3 million Venezuelans have fled their country due to severe economic crises, including food shortages and malnutrition. Nicolás Maduro blames Western…
Abadi: We Only Comply with the Ban on Dollar Transactions with Iran
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi clarified that Iraq will not use the dollar in transactions with Iran but does not intend to fully implement U.S.…
FBI Agent Fired Over Critical Text Messages
Peter Strzok, a former FBI agent involved in the investigation of Russian interference in the U.S. elections, was fired for sending critical text messages about…
Norwegian Minister Resigns After Personal Trip to Iran
Norwegian Fisheries Minister Per Sandberg resigned after failing to inform the government about his personal trips to Iran and China, which raised security concerns. His…
Or the Smelly Keffiyeh of the Velayat!
In a dream, the Iranian Leader humorously reflects on the responsibilities of revolutionary managers regarding potential future conflicts and past mistakes, including a light-hearted anecdote…
Syrian Rebels Form 'National Army' with Turkish Support
Syrian rebels are forming a 'National Army' with support from Turkey, aiming to consolidate their forces amid ongoing conflict. Colonel Haytham Afisi leads this initiative,…
Explosion in Rebel-Controlled Area of Syria Leaves Dozens Dead
An explosion in Idlib province, Syria, has killed at least 39 people, including women and children, with the cause still unknown. The area is controlled…
Iraqi Prime Minister's Visit to Iran Canceled
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi canceled his visit to Iran after Iranian officials expressed dissatisfaction with his compliance with U.S. sanctions. While he maintains that…
Amnesty International Calls for the Release of Detainees from Qaleh Babak Gathering
Amnesty International has called for the immediate release of civil activists detained during a gathering at Qaleh Babak, including Ibrahim Noori. Approximately 120 individuals were…
At an Elevation of 6,380 Meters: Mehri Jafari's Account of Climbing Parinacota
Mehri Jafari, an Iranian mountaineer and poet, shares her experiences climbing the Parinacota volcano in Chile, reflecting on the relationship between the physical and mental…
Turkey's Currency Collapse; Erdogan Urges Citizens to Convert Gold, Euros, and Dollars to Lira
Turkey's lira has sharply declined following U.S. tariff increases, prompting President Erdogan to call for citizens to convert foreign currency into lira. The economic crisis…
UN Security Council Meeting Regarding Airstrike on School Bus in Yemen
The UN Security Council is convening to discuss a recent airstrike by Saudi-led forces on a school bus in Yemen, which reportedly killed numerous children.…
Death to the Dictator Slogan at Azadi Stadium; Intense Clashes and Arrests
Intense clashes erupted at Azadi Stadium during a football match between Tractor Sazi and Esteghlal, with fans chanting 'Death to the Dictator.' The situation escalated…
Paradox with Kambez Hosseini; Click and Deceive the Nation!
Kambez Hosseini critiques Iranian officials for lacking crisis management skills, likening the situation to theater where performances must adapt to unforeseen issues. He argues that…
Nearly Half a Million Afghan Migrants Return from Iran
Nearly half a million Afghan migrants have returned to Afghanistan from Iran amid Iran's economic crisis and the declining value of the rial. The International…
Swiss Government Advises Companies to Continue Trade Relations with Iran
The Swiss government has advised its companies to maintain trade relations with Iran despite U.S. sanctions, emphasizing the importance of economic ties. This comes amid…
Is Having Children and Bringing Another Human into This World 'Ethical'?
The article discusses the ethical implications of having children in today's world, featuring a debate between sociologist Hossein Ghazian and women's rights researcher Zhila Mohaddesh…
Airstrike on School Bus in Yemen Following Houthi Rocket Attacks
An airstrike by the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen hit a school bus, resulting in numerous casualties, primarily among children. The attack was reportedly a retaliation…
The U.S. Imposes New Sanctions on Russia
The U.S. has imposed new sanctions on Russia due to its involvement in the chemical poisoning of former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter. The…
Karroubi: Reformists Must Show They Truly Care About the People's Pain
Mehdi Karroubi expressed concern for the Iranian people's plight and urged reformists to demonstrate their commitment to addressing these issues. The meeting between former president…
Abadi: Iraq Opposes US Sanctions Against Iran but Complies for Its Own Interests
Iraq's Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi stated that while Iraq opposes US sanctions against Iran, it will comply with them to protect its national interests. This…
Ghasemi: We Are Not Afraid of Negotiation, It Is Unlikely Trump Is Willing to Negotiate
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Bahram Ghasemi stated that Iran is not afraid of negotiations but doubts Trump's willingness to engage. He described Trump's proposal as…
New US Sanctions and the Nightmare of Unemployment in Iran
Iran's Minister of Labor warns that new US sanctions could lead to the loss of one million jobs by the end of the year, exacerbating…
Meeting with Pouria Noori
Pouria Noori, a 27-year-old cinema photographer and member of the Gonabadi Dervishes, is currently imprisoned in Tehran after being arrested during clashes with security forces.…
Meeting with Sepideh Moradi
Sepideh Moradi, a 24-year-old Gonabadi dervish from Shiraz, was arrested during clashes with security forces in Tehran in March 2018. She was expelled from her…
Meeting with Rouhollah Mardani
Rouhollah Mardani, a 35-year-old teacher and student at the University of Tehran, was arrested for participating in student protests and withdrawing from his studies in…
Meeting with Yousef Naderkhani
Yousef Naderkhani, a pastor in Iran, has faced multiple arrests over the past decade due to his Christian faith and activities. His recent arrest in…
Adoption
The article discusses the legal framework of adoption in Iran, highlighting the conflict between Islamic law and international conventions. It notes that while Iran has…
Child Labor
The article discusses the growing issue of child labor in Iran and globally, highlighting the deprivation of children's rights due to economic exploitation. It emphasizes…
The Right to Education for Children
The Iranian parliament has approved a bill aimed at protecting the rights of children and adolescents, emphasizing their right to education free from discrimination. The…
Ongoing Tension Between Trump and the Media
Donald Trump has intensified his criticism of the media during a campaign event in Pennsylvania, labeling them as 'fake and disgusting' and accusing them of…
Paradox with Kambez Hosseini; Let's Read More History, Fellow Countrymen!
Kambez Hosseini discusses the need for awareness of Iran's history among those seeking change in the country. He expresses his desire for a more advanced…
Child Marriage
The article discusses the issue of child marriage in Iran, highlighting the legal discrepancies regarding the age of marriage and the implications for children's rights,…
The Taboo of Disability: Do You Use Words Like 'Retarded'?
The article discusses the derogatory language used towards individuals with disabilities in Iranian society and the societal stigma surrounding them. Elham Yousufian and Mehrdad Darvishpour,…
Street Children Are Buried in the Same Places Where They Sort Waste
Tayebe Siawoshi, a member of the Tehran City Council, has raised alarms about the severe conditions of street children in Tehran, who are often ill…
Punishment of Children
The article discusses the legal framework surrounding the punishment of children in Iran, highlighting the discrepancies in age of criminal responsibility and the application of…
MacBook Pro to be Equipped with the Fastest Processor
Apple's new MacBook Pro will feature Intel's fastest Core i9 processor, significantly enhancing performance for professional users. The new models are priced higher than competitors,…