On Monday, September 9, Etemad newspaper conducted an interview with Maryam Abbasi, her daughter Nafas Haji-Sharif, a friend, and a witness, containing notable points. This interview followed a conversation published by Ham-Mihan on September 1 with the same guests. Nafas, a 14-year-old middle school student, had gone to Sana Shopping […]
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In the editorial of Ham-Mihan on September 15th, titled “What Do You Know About Corruption?” some thought-provoking points are highlighted. The article begins by stating that Raisi’s government came to power with the slogan of fighting corruption, but corruption started at the ministerial level from the very beginning of his […]
On September 11, 2001, the deadliest and largest “terrorist” operation in U.S. history took place. The political, military, and economic consequences of this event became a turning point in contemporary world history. On the morning of September 11, 2001, two passenger planes, 15 minutes apart, crashed into the Twin Towers […]
Nearly a year has passed since the Israeli government’s war against the terrorist group Hamas and the defenseless people of Gaza. So far, more than 40,000 defenseless people, including children, the elderly, and the young, have been killed, and over 120,000 have been injured. In all of the Gaza Strip, […]
The “Office of National Projects” recently published a governmental survey titled “Fourth Wave of the National Survey on Iranian Values and Attitudes” just a week before the second anniversary of the revolutionary uprising, “Women, Life, Freedom.” This survey, released on Sunday, September 8, 2024, reportedly involved responses from over 15,000 […]
Today, Sunday, September 8th, which corresponds to the 18th of Shahrivar, is International Literacy Day. This day was added to UNESCO’s calendar in 1966, following a proposal by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). According to UNESCO statistics, there are nearly 800 million illiterate people in the […]
On Sunday, September 1, 2024, following the news of the death of six Israeli hostages in Gaza, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets against Netanyahu’s government. They beat drums and shouted, “Agreement now!” That afternoon, the Histadrut, Israel’s labor federation, called for a nationwide strike and protest […]
Iran has become a focal point for intense labor strikes and protests, particularly among workers in the industrial sector, such as oil workers, and in the service sector, such as nurses. Recent developments highlight the growing unrest and organization within these groups. On Wednesday, August 28, the Council for Organizing […]
Eskandar Momeni, the Security Minister of the Interior Ministry, emphasized on Monday, August 26th, that so-called “illegal” foreigners must leave Iran by the end of this year. He stressed that addressing the issue of foreign nationals is a priority for the ministry under his authority, and he will personally oversee […]
The first of Shahrivar in the Iranian calendar is named Avicenna Day and Doctor’s Day. Pezeshkian, the designated president, gave a speech in honor of this day. In part of his speech, he emphasized that he remains committed to his election campaign promise to ensure proper health, healthcare, and appropriate […]