October 2015
Google's Internet Balloons Over the World
Google has launched a project in Indonesia to test internet-delivering balloons, aiming to provide connectivity to millions of citizens lacking access. This initiative highlights the…
Extinction of Large Mammals and Its Impact on Soil Fertility and Productivity
Scientists warn that the extinction of large mammals is critically impacting Earth's soil fertility and productivity. This decline is attributed to both climate change and…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini-131
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various political issues in Iran, including the implications of recent events such as the death of the last…
When a White Dwarf Devours the Earth
Astronomers have captured images of a solar system's destruction, providing insight into the potential future of Earth. The findings suggest that the remnants of a…
Continued Decrease in Inflation Rate; Statistical Center: 13.6%, Central Bank: 14.8%
Recent reports from the Statistical Center of Iran and the Central Bank indicate a continued decrease in inflation rates, with the Statistical Center reporting an…
Earthquake in Afghanistan and Pakistan Leaves 280 Dead So Far
A powerful earthquake has struck Afghanistan and Pakistan, resulting in nearly 280 deaths and significant injuries, particularly in Pakistan. The Afghan government has called for…
Iran and Russia Emphasize 'Reducing Monopoly' in Global Internet Management
Iran and Russia are collaborating to reduce the monopoly in global internet management, with Iran allowing the Russian search engine Yandex to operate within its…
Bomb Explosion at Sacred Shia Site in Bangladesh Leaves One Dead
A bomb explosion at a sacred Shia site in Dhaka, Bangladesh, resulted in one death and 80 injuries, with no group claiming responsibility. This incident…
Significant Changes in Breast Cancer Detection Guidelines
The American Cancer Society has updated its breast cancer detection guidelines, raising the starting age for mammograms to 45 and changing the frequency of tests.…
Carter: Increased Ground Operations Against 'Islamic State' Likely
U.S. Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter announced the likelihood of increased ground operations against the Islamic State in Iraq following a successful rescue of hostages.…
Powerful Storm Patricia Hits Mexico
The powerful storm Patricia, the strongest ever recorded in the Pacific, has struck the western coast of Mexico, prompting a state of emergency and evacuations.…
Clinton Defends Her Actions During the Attack on the U.S. Consulate in Libya
Hillary Clinton defended her actions during the 2012 Benghazi attack in a House investigation, responding to Republican accusations of misleading the public. The committee's investigation…
The 120,000-Year-Old Footprints of Homo Sapiens in China
Scientists have discovered 47 fossils of early human teeth in southern China, dating back 80,000 to 120,000 years, indicating that early human migration from Africa…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini-130
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the implications of U.S. President Trump's statements on Iran and the death of…
A Critique of 'Canada's Elections and Political Meaninglessness'
Ramin Jahanbegloo's article critiques the political landscape in Canada, highlighting the challenges faced by immigrants in gaining citizenship and their role in shaping Canadian society.…
4.1 Billion Years: The Age of Life on Earth
Recent discoveries of ancient zircon crystals in Australia suggest that life on Earth began 4.1 billion years ago, significantly earlier than previous estimates. This challenges…
Two Iranian-Canadian Citizens Elected to Canadian Parliament
Two Iranian-Canadian citizens, Ali Ehsasi and Majid Jouhari, have been elected to the Canadian Parliament as members of the Liberal Party following its victory in…
The Relationship Between Moles on the Right Arm and Skin Cancer Risk
A new study suggests that the number of moles on the right arm can indicate the risk of skin cancer, particularly melanoma. Researchers found that…
Elections in Canada and Political Meaninglessness
The article critiques the political landscape in Canada, highlighting the lack of genuine engagement among voters and the systemic inequalities that persist. It argues that…
Antioxidants and Cancer Progression
New research indicates that antioxidant supplements may accelerate the progression of melanoma, the deadliest skin cancer. Scientists warn cancer patients against using these supplements, as…
Poisoning of Over 200 People Due to 'Religious Food' in Kerman
Over 240 people in Kerman province suffered food poisoning after consuming religious food. Medical officials are investigating the outbreak, which has been linked to a…
Dozens Killed in Mosque Bombings in Nigeria
Dozens were killed in suicide bombings at a mosque in Maiduguri, Nigeria, attributed to Boko Haram. The attacks occurred shortly after the U.S. announced military…
US Budget Deficit Reduced to Lowest Level in Eight Years
The US budget deficit for fiscal year 2015 has decreased to $439 billion, the lowest in eight years, due to efforts by President Obama to…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 129
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and Trump's comments on…
The U.S. Will Keep More Soldiers in Afghanistan
President Obama has decided to keep 9,800 U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan until the end of 2016, revising previous plans to reduce their number significantly due…
26% Decrease in the Number of Building Permits in Spring 2015
In spring 2015, Iran saw a significant decrease in building permits issued, with a 25.8% drop compared to winter 2014. This decline reflects ongoing challenges…
U.S. Defense Secretary: We Will Not Leave Afghanistan
U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter announced that the U.S. will keep more troops in Afghanistan than planned after 2016, countering claims that the U.S. is…
Ali Daei: Some have seized the opportunity to show off following Hadi Noroozi's passing
Ali Daei criticized individuals exploiting the death of footballer Hadi Noroozi for personal gain, questioning their sincerity and commitment to his family. He highlighted the…
Impact of Recent Explosions on Political Landscape in Turkey
Recent explosions in Ankara have led to accusations against the Turkish government and the AKP, with analysts debating their involvement. The situation could affect the…
The Horn of Africa is Becoming 'Drier'
Recent research indicates that the Horn of Africa, including Somalia, Djibouti, and Ethiopia, is drying out more rapidly than previously thought, contradicting earlier predictions of…
Dozens Dead Following Two Explosions in Central Ankara
Two explosions in Ankara have resulted in at least 30 deaths and 126 injuries, occurring during a peace march against the Turkish government's conflict with…
Iran Denies Reports of Russian Missiles Falling on Its Territory
Iranian officials, led by Deputy Chief of Staff Masoud Jazayeri, denied reports of Russian missiles falling in Iran, which U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter claimed…
U.S. Defense Secretary Confirms Russian Missiles Landed in Iran
U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter confirmed that four Russian cruise missiles landed in Iran due to malfunctions, marking the first official acknowledgment of such incidents.…
Relative Stability of Food Prices in Shahrivar
The inflation rate for food prices in Iran showed a relative decrease in Shahrivar 1394, with a 9.4% increase compared to the previous year. The…
Five O'Clock with Kambiz Hosseini - 128
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and Trump's statements regarding…
The 2015 Nobel Prize in Literature Awarded to a Female Writer from Belarus
Svetlana Alexievich, a Belarusian writer and journalist, was awarded the 2015 Nobel Prize in Literature for her works that reflect the voices of suffering and…
The 2015 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded to Scientists from Sweden, Turkey, and the USA
The 2015 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Tomas Lindahl, Aziz Sancar, and Paul Modrich for their groundbreaking research on DNA repair systems. Their…
Interview with Ali Nehri, Physicist, on the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics
The 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to Takaaki Kajita and Arthur McDonald for their discovery that neutrinos have mass, which has significant implications…
2015 Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded to Japanese and Canadian Scientists
The 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to Takaaki Kajita and Arthur B. McDonald for their discovery that neutrinos have mass. This significant finding…
American General: Airstrike on Kunduz Was at the Request of Afghan Forces
An airstrike in Kunduz, Afghanistan, requested by Afghan forces to combat Taliban attacks, resulted in civilian casualties and has been labeled a 'war crime' by…
2015 Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to Three Scientists from China, Japan, and the USA
The 2015 Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to Youyou Tu, William Campbell, and Satoshi Ōmura for their groundbreaking research on malaria and parasitic diseases.…
The Surge of Presidential Candidates in American Late Night Comedy Shows
The article discusses the increasing participation of U.S. presidential candidates in late-night comedy shows, highlighting how these appearances help them connect with voters and present…
The Scent of Death Discovered
Researchers have discovered that human bodies emit a unique scent during decomposition, which can help dogs identify human remains. This breakthrough could lead to new…
UN Condemns Attack on Kunduz Hospital; Obama: We Will Investigate
The UN condemned an airstrike on a hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan, that killed at least 19, likely conducted by US forces. President Obama promised a…
Two Iranian Films at the Hamburg International Film Festival
The Hamburg International Film Festival has commenced, showcasing 172 films from around the world, including two award-winning Iranian films. This event highlights the global recognition…
Ben Carson: Syrian Refugees Should Be Banned from Entering America
Ben Carson, a Republican presidential candidate, called for a ban on Syrian refugees entering the U.S., citing concerns about jihadist infiltration. His remarks align with…
Obama: Gun Ownership Laws in America Must Change
Barack Obama called for changes to gun ownership laws in the U.S. following a college shooting in Oregon that resulted in 10 deaths. He emphasized…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 127
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the implications of the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and…
The Separation of Humans from Chimpanzees Accompanied by Changes in Auditory Quality
Researchers are investigating the auditory capabilities of early humans, specifically Australopithecus africanus and Paranthropus, to understand whether they heard sounds more like modern humans or…
30-Year-Old Captain of Persepolis Team Dies from Heart Attack
Hadi Norouzi, the 30-year-old captain of the Persepolis football team, died from a heart attack, prompting widespread mourning among fans and fellow players. His funeral…
Campaign Against 'Sex Robots'
A campaign has emerged against the growing acceptance of sexual relationships with robots, with activists warning of the social inequalities and destructive effects it may…