According to the judiciary’s media center, Tehran prosecutors accused the former lawmaker of “spreading false information” about the content of a letter Pezeshkian sent to the Saudi crown prince.
Earlier this week, the foreign ministry said…
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WSJ suppresses corruption exposé to shield Zelensky’s inner circle, keep Ukraine war going: Tucker Carlson
The Wall Street Journal has spent months withholding a major corruption exposé on Andriy Yermak, chief of staff to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, according to US journalist Tucker Carlson.
In comments posted…
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Iran asks OPCW to take action over Israeli June aggression
Iran’s top diplomat, who has travelled to The Hague to attend the annual conference of states parties to the Chemical Weapons Convention, held a meeting with OPCW Director General Fernando Arias on Tuesday.
During the meeting, the Iranian…
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How a study on hormonal contraception and breast cancer was distorted | Health News
As misinformation about women’s health spreads faster than ever, doctors say new research on the risks of hormonal birth control underscores the challenge of communicating nuance in the social media age.
The study, which was conducted in Sweden…
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Syrians protest after attacks on Alawite minority
Thousands of people demonstrated on Tuesday across Syria’s coastal Alawite heartland in protest against recent attacks targeting the minority community, AFP correspondents said.
The protests are the biggest in the Alawite region since the fall…
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Israeli universities face growing academic isolation despite Gaza ceasefire, report says
The academic boycott of Israeli universities in Europe has roughly doubled even after the Gaza ceasefire aimed at ending the occupying regime’s genocidal war against the besieged Gaza Strip, a move that further…
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German ‘hammer gang’ trial for seven accused of extreme-left violence
MATTHIAS RIETSCHEL/POOL/AFPOne of the seven suspects, Johann G (R), is accused of being one of the group’s ringleaders Seven people have gone on trial in Dresden, eastern Germany, charged with being members or supporters of a militant, criminal…
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Venezuela demands international airlines resume flights
Venezuela has told international airlines to resume flights to the country within 48 hours or risk being stripped of their clearance to fly there altogether.
Several airlines suspended their flights to Venezuela after the US aviation regulator…
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Two Alzheimer’s Trial Failures Reveal Clinical Challenges
This week delivered a sobering reminder that Alzheimer’s disease continues to defy even the most sophisticated scientific strategies. Within 24 hours, two major pharmaceutical players—Johnson & Johnson and Novo Nordisk—announced failures of…
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Iran lawmakers urge action over Tabriz hospital chemo drug scandal
The lawmakers, in a letter to judiciary chief Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei published by Iranian media, said more than a year after the alleged malpractice at Vali-Asr Hospital, officials have yet to provide a full public account of what happened or…
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