March 2016
The Ninety-Year-Old Student Who Finally Received Her Doctorate
Colette Bourlier, a ninety-year-old French woman, received her doctorate in geography thirty years after beginning her research on migrant workers. She wrote her dissertation by…
Australia: Parts Found in Mozambique Likely Belong to MH370
Parts believed to belong to the missing MH370 have been found in Mozambique, two years after its disappearance. Australian officials continue to investigate these findings,…
Iranian Refugee: If I Had Known the Conditions, I Would Never Have Left Iran
Australian officials are facilitating the return of Iranian refugees who withdraw their asylum claims, yet many remain in camps unwilling to return. A controversial law…
Significant Progress in Talks to Return Refugees from Australia to Iran
Iran and Australia are making significant progress in negotiations to return Iranian refugees whose asylum requests have been denied. This issue is being discussed during…
Zika Virus Likely Causes Paralysis
New research suggests that the Zika virus may lead to paralysis, as evidenced by blood tests of individuals in Tahiti who experienced Guillain-Barré syndrome. The…
Iran's Six-Position Improvement in the United Nations Human Development Index
Iran has improved its ranking in the United Nations Human Development Index from 75th to 69th place, reflecting an increase in its Human Development Index…
Possible Connection of Parts Found in Mozambique to Missing Malaysian Airplane
Parts of a Boeing 777, likely linked to the missing Malaysian flight MH370, have been discovered near Mozambique. The Malaysian Transport Minister confirmed the connection,…
Soltani-Far: Electronic Visa Issuance for Tourists by the End of 2016
Masoud Soltani-Far announced plans for electronic visa issuance for tourists, aiming to attract $20-30 billion annually. The Iranian government is taking steps to enhance tourism,…