January 2016
Sajad Moharabi: I've been a national team member for 11 years, yet I don't even have a gas scooter
Two Iranian national boxers, Forutan Golara and Sajad Moharabi, traveled to China citing financial difficulties and training needs, but rumors of asylum arose due to…
Iran's Oil Exports at 'Highest Level' in Two Years
Iran's oil exports are set to rise significantly in early 2023, reaching levels not seen since 2014, following the lifting of international sanctions. This increase…
Cold Weather in East Asia Leaves at Least 65 Victims
Unprecedented cold weather in East Asia has resulted in at least 65 deaths and significant transportation disruptions across Taiwan, China, Japan, and South Korea. The…
Chinese President Arrives in Tehran
Chinese President Xi Jinping has arrived in Tehran for a two-day official visit at the invitation of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani. This visit is significant…
Unemployment Rate in Iran Reached 10.7% in Fall 2015
The unemployment rate in Iran fell slightly to 10.7% in fall 2015, but increased compared to the previous year. Over 2.6 million people are unemployed,…
A Chilean Wins the 'Nobel' Prize in Architecture
Alejandro Aravena, a Chilean architect, won the prestigious Pritzker Prize for his innovative and socially conscious architectural designs. His work emphasizes sustainability and community involvement,…
Tehran to Host Chinese President on January 21 and 22
Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit Iran on January 21 and 22, leading a high-level delegation to discuss regional issues and sign multiple cooperation agreements.…
At least five killed in attack on police station in Turkey
A car bomb exploded at a police station in Diyarbakir, Turkey, killing at least five and injuring 39, with reports indicating that the PKK is…
UN Security Council Members Agree on New Actions Against North Korea
The UN Security Council has condemned North Korea's latest nuclear test and agreed on new actions against it. This decision comes amidst doubts from U.S.…
U.S. Doubts North Korea's Hydrogen Bomb Test Claims
The U.S. government has expressed skepticism about North Korea's claim of successfully testing a hydrogen bomb, stating that initial assessments do not support the claim.…
The Real King Kong Went Extinct Due to Climate Change
Gigantopithecus, the largest ape, went extinct due to its inability to adapt to dietary changes caused by climate change. This extinction highlights the impact of…
North Korea: Successfully Tested a Hydrogen Bomb
North Korea successfully tested a hydrogen bomb, prompting strong reactions from the U.S., Japan, and South Korea. The test raises concerns about regional security and…