August 2016
Revival of African Forest Elephants Will Take 100 Years
A study reveals that the revival of African forest elephants will take about 100 years due to extensive poaching and slow reproduction rates. The research…
The Last Mammoths Died from 'Thirst'
Researchers have found that the last woolly mammoths likely went extinct due to a lack of fresh water caused by rising ocean levels. This study…
Iran's Ministry of Health: We Will Cover 85% of Infertility Treatment Costs
Iran's Ministry of Health will cover 85% of infertility treatment costs for two million couples, excluding medication. This initiative aligns with Ayatollah Khamenei's push for…
Suicide Attack on Chinese Embassy in Kyrgyzstan Leaves One Dead
A suicide bombing at the Chinese embassy in Kyrgyzstan resulted in one death and three injuries, with speculation that Uyghur militants may be responsible. The…
Increase in Casualties in the Battle Between Turkish Army and Syrian Kurds
The Turkish army has intensified its military operations against Kurdish forces in Syria, resulting in significant civilian casualties and escalating tensions. The conflict involves the…
National Mourning in Italy Following Earthquake That Claimed Around 300 Lives
A 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck central Italy, resulting in nearly 300 fatalities and prompting a national day of mourning. The disaster has severely impacted the…
Death Toll from Earthquake in Italy Reaches 247
A 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck central Italy, resulting in at least 247 deaths and extensive damage, particularly in the provinces of Lazio and Marche. Rescue…
Biden Urges Turkey to Show Patience Regarding Gulen Case
Joe Biden urged Turkish officials to be patient regarding the extradition of Fethullah Gulen, accused by Turkey of orchestrating a failed coup. Biden emphasized the…
Revolution in Gasoline Engines
Nissan has introduced a revolutionary new gasoline engine with variable compression technology, set to debut in its luxury Infiniti brand. This engine aims to challenge…
The Crackdown on Gulen Supporters Has Gone Astray
The Turkish government announced a mass pardon for 33,000 prisoners, primarily due to the overcrowding of prisons and the ongoing crackdown on supporters of Fethullah…
Humans and Crocodiles
The article discusses a plan to support villagers in Sistan and Baluchestan who coexist with the Gando crocodile, following a tragic incident where a child…
Syrian Fighters Bomb Kurdish Positions in Hasakah for the First Time
For the first time in five years, Syrian warplanes have bombed Kurdish positions in Hasakah, escalating tensions following clashes between Kurdish forces and the Syrian…
Shark That Lives Up to 400 Years Identified
Researchers have identified a shark species living off the coast of Greenland that can live up to 400 years, making it one of the longest-living…
Kianoush Rostami Wins Iran's 16th Olympic Gold Medal in History
Kianoush Rostami won Iran's 16th Olympic gold medal by lifting a total of 396 kg in weightlifting, setting new Olympic records. This victory marks a…
Thai Police Describes Deadly Explosions as 'Local Sabotage'
Thai police have labeled a series of deadly explosions in tourist areas as 'local sabotage,' rejecting claims of terrorism. At least four people died, and…
12 Infants Killed in Hospital Fire in Baghdad
A devastating fire in a Baghdad hospital's maternity ward has resulted in the deaths of at least 12 premature infants, with only seven being rescued.…
Mosul on the Brink of Liberation Operations; Feelings of Liberation and Anxiety
Iraqi forces are preparing to liberate Mosul from the Islamic Caliphate, with residents expressing a mix of hope and anxiety about future governance. Many Sunni…
Belgian Prime Minister: Knife Attack on Two Police Officers Likely Terrorist
A knife attack in Charleroi, Belgium, injured two police officers and is being investigated as a potential terrorist act. The assailant was shot and killed…
Latest Developments in Manbij: Interview with Military Council Spokesperson
The liberation operation in Manbij, Syria, is nearing completion, with the Manbij Military Council controlling 90% of the city. The strategic importance of Manbij lies…
The Game 'Pokemon Go' Has Been Banned in Iran
'Pokemon Go' has been banned in Iran due to concerns over its safety and potential security issues. Abdolsamad Khorramabadi, a government official, stated that the…
Egyptian Army Takes Out Leader of ISIS's Egyptian Branch
The Egyptian army has killed Abu Dua al-Ansari, the leader of ISIS's Egyptian branch, during a successful air operation in Al-Arish. This operation also resulted…
271 Russian Athletes Granted Permission to Compete in the 2016 Rio Olympics
271 Russian athletes have received permission to compete in the 2016 Rio Olympics, despite previous accusations of state-sponsored doping. This decision is seen as a…
9,000 Gazelles in Isfahan at Risk of Starvation
In Isfahan Province, 9,000 gazelles are at risk of starvation due to severe drought conditions. Environmental officials report that forage supplies are critically low, with…
For the First Time, a Music Record Was Played in Space
Jack White's 'Third Man Records' successfully played a music record in space for the first time, marking a significant milestone in music history. The project…
NASA Assists African Farmers
NASA has launched a project in Niger to assist farmers in the Sahel region of Africa by providing satellite data for better agricultural practices and…
57 Historical Artifacts Removed from Iran's National Registry During the Previous Government
During Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's presidency, 57 historical artifacts were removed from Iran's national registry, raising concerns about the preservation of cultural heritage. Current officials report ongoing…
5.2 Magnitude Earthquake at Iran-Azerbaijan Border Leaves One Dead
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck near the Iran-Azerbaijan border, resulting in one death and injuries among residents. The earthquake caused panic and damage to infrastructure…