November 2015
"Ai Weiwei"; Prison, Handcuffs, and a Broken Jar
Ai Weiwei, a renowned Chinese artist, is the subject of a major exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts in London, showcasing his politically charged…
Collection of Hundreds of Refugees in Turkey Following Agreement with the European Union
Turkey has intensified its efforts to control the flow of refugees to Europe following a recent agreement with the EU. This includes the collection of…
More than Half of Amazon Tree Species at Risk of Extinction
Scientists warn that over half of the tree species in the Amazon rainforest are at risk of extinction due to deforestation for agriculture and other…
Heavy Military Presence in Brussels Following Heightened Alert Level
Brussels has raised its security alert to the highest level due to credible threats of a terrorist attack similar to the Paris attacks. Heavy police…
New Tool on Facebook for Ending Relationships
Facebook has introduced a new feature to help users manage their online presence after a breakup, allowing them to hide updates and memories related to…
New York Police Response to ISIS Video: No Specific Threat Detected
The New York Police Department has responded to a new ISIS video that names New York as a potential target, asserting there are no specific…
Dust Storm and Dust Particles Send Dozens to Hospitals in Kerman Province
A severe dust storm in Kerman Province has sent over 230 people to hospitals, with many trapped in their homes. The storm has caused significant…
The White House Urges Governors Not to Disrupt Acceptance of Syrian Refugees
The U.S. government is urging state governors, particularly Republicans, not to impede the acceptance of Syrian refugees amid growing security concerns following the Paris attacks.…
The Heart of ISIS Beats in Brussels
The article discusses the radicalization in Molenbeek, Brussels, highlighting its connection to ISIS and the challenges of integrating immigrants. It features insights from a war…
Four Israelis and Palestinians Killed in Friday Clashes
Four individuals, two Israelis and two Palestinians, were killed in clashes in the West Bank following Friday prayers, escalating the ongoing security crisis. The incident…
The Office of Ayatollah Sanei in Najafabad, Isfahan Set on Fire
The office of Ayatollah Yousef Sanei in Najafabad was attacked and set on fire by unknown individuals demanding its closure. This incident follows months of…
What Drinking Alcohol and Coffee Together Does to You
The article discusses the dangers of consuming alcohol and caffeine together, highlighting that caffeine can mask the effects of alcohol, leading to risky behaviors like…
Central Bank Report: Recession in the Housing Market Continues
The Central Bank of Iran reports a continuing recession in Tehran's housing market, with significant decreases in both transactions and average prices. This trend raises…
Clapper: No Signs of Terrorist Intervention in Russian Plane Crash Yet
U.S. intelligence chief James Clapper stated there is no direct evidence of terrorist involvement in the crash of a Russian plane over the Sinai Desert,…
The Russian Plane Crash Was Due to 'External Factors'
A Russian passenger plane crashed in Egypt, killing all 224 aboard. Officials state that the cause was not technical failure or human error, but possibly…
Beginning of the Release of Blocked Equipment in Iran's Petrochemical Industry
Iran has begun the gradual release of blocked petrochemical equipment, aided by Italian and German companies. This development follows negotiations with the P5+1, suggesting a…
Russian Passenger Plane 'Disintegrated' Before Crash
A Russian Airbus A321 crashed in the Sinai Desert, killing all 224 passengers. An official stated the plane disintegrated in the air, but investigations are…