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…
Iran's Oil Exports to Four Main Asian Customers Decline
Iran's oil exports to its four main Asian customers fell to their lowest level in two years, with a total of 803,674 barrels per day…
Concerns Over the Construction of the Largest Animal Cloning Center in China
A new animal cloning center in China, set to produce over a million calves annually, has sparked ethical concerns among social media users. The project…
2015 the Hottest Year in Meteorological History
The World Meteorological Organization reports that 2015 is likely the hottest year on record, with significant increases in global temperatures and greenhouse gas concentrations. This…
US Welcomes Release of Arak Heavy Water Reactor Redesign Document
The US has welcomed the release of the redesign document for Iran's Arak heavy water reactor, seeing it as a significant step towards fulfilling Iran's…
UN General Assembly Committee Expresses 'Deep Concern' Over Human Rights Violations in Iran
The UN General Assembly's Human Rights Committee has expressed deep concern over human rights violations in Iran, criticizing the suppression of activists and the rise…
"Consultative Meeting in Geneva" to Set Guidelines for Lifting Sanctions on Iran
A consultative meeting between the EU, the US, and Iran took place in Geneva to draft guidelines for lifting sanctions related to the Vienna nuclear…
France: Several Contracts to Be Signed During Iranian President's Visit
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani is set to visit France, where several contracts are expected to be signed in various sectors, including automotive and energy. This…
Statistical Center: Iranians Work for Two Hours and 46 Minutes
The Statistical Center of Iran reports that Iranians work an average of 2 hours and 46 minutes daily, with significant time spent on personal care…
Research at Seven Universities: Children from Non-Religious Families are More Altruistic
A study involving 1,200 children from various countries found that those raised in non-religious families are more altruistic than their peers from religious backgrounds. This…
Dam Breaks in Brazil, Residential Area Buried Under Mud
A dam in Brazil has collapsed, burying a residential area under mud and water, with at least 17 confirmed dead and many missing. Rescuers are…