November 2016
Iran Water Resources Company: Rainfall has decreased by 75% at the beginning of the water year
Iran's Water Resources Management Company reports a dramatic 75% decrease in rainfall since the start of the water year, raising concerns about water supply and…
Fidel Castro, Leader of the Cuban Revolution, Passes Away
Fidel Castro, the former leader of Cuba, has died at the age of 90, as announced by his brother Raul Castro. His death marks the…
Sexual Relations in Iran: Pleasure Seeking or Childbearing?
The article discusses the implications of Iran's Comprehensive Population and Family Plan, which aims to increase birth rates but has led to concerns about women's…
25,000 People in Iran Need Organ Transplants
Over 25,000 people in Iran are awaiting organ transplants, with 7 to 10 individuals dying daily due to a lack of available organs. The Ministry…
Death of Over Five Thousand Birds Due to H5N8 Avian Influenza Around Tehran
Iran has reported the death of over 5,600 birds due to the H5N8 avian influenza virus around Tehran, prompting investigations into the outbreak. The Ministry…
92,000 People Get Cancer Annually in Iran
Iran's Deputy Minister of Health reported that 92,000 people are diagnosed with cancer annually, attributing the rise to increased life expectancy, environmental factors, and lifestyle…
Development and Distribution of Causes of Death in Provinces
The article examines the distribution of causes of death across Iranian provinces, revealing significant disparities in health outcomes and reporting. Cardiovascular diseases are the leading…
Concerns Raised Over Drinking Water Supply in Isfahan
The Iranian Ministry of Energy has expressed concerns about the drinking water supply in Isfahan due to ongoing drought and increasing water consumption. Deputy Minister…
7.8 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes New Zealand; Tsunami Warning Issued
A 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck New Zealand, leading to tsunami warnings and mass evacuations. Emergency services are on alert as the earthquake's impact is still…
Death of IRIB Journalist Coincides with Syrian Forces' Advance in Western Aleppo
Mohsen Khazaei, an Iranian journalist, was killed while reporting in Aleppo as Syrian government forces made significant territorial gains against opposition fighters. The incident highlights…
Iran's Central Bank Increases Allowed Currency Entry Limit to $10,000
Iran's Central Bank has doubled the limit for travelers bringing currency into the country from $5,000 to $10,000, effective December 1. This change aims to…
Ministry of Health: Life Expectancy in Iran is 74 Years
The Iranian Ministry of Health announced that life expectancy in Iran has reached 74 years, with projections indicating a rise in elderly population. This highlights…
Initial Market and Global Currency Reactions Following the U.S. Elections
The announcement of U.S. election results showing Donald Trump's potential victory has led to a decline in the value of the dollar and stock markets…
What Are the Causes of Death Among Iranians?
The article discusses the leading causes of death in Iran, highlighting cardiovascular diseases, cancers, and respiratory diseases as the primary contributors. It notes a significant…
Explosion Near Shia Imams' Shrine in Samarra; 10 Iranians Killed
A car explosion near the shrine of Shia Imams in Samarra, Iraq, killed 10 Iranian pilgrims and injured around 60 others, while a suicide bombing…
Iran Halts Electricity Exports to Turkey Due to $200 Million Debt
Iran has halted electricity exports to Turkey due to a $200 million debt owed by a Turkish company. Discussions are ongoing to recover the debt…
Explosion in Diyarbakir, Turkey Leaves at Least Eight Dead
A significant explosion in Diyarbakir, Turkey, has resulted in eight deaths and one hundred injuries, with local officials attributing responsibility to the PKK. This incident…
New Report on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370: 'Crash into the Sea After Fuel Exhaustion'
A new report suggests that Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 likely crashed into the sea after running out of fuel without human intervention. The investigation continues…
Spinach That Detects Bombs
Researchers at MIT have engineered spinach plants to detect bomb-related chemicals and wirelessly transmit this information, marking a significant advancement in plant nanobionics. This technology…