March 2016
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 151
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and comments from Trump…
Trump: Women Who Have Abortions Should Be Punished
Donald Trump stated that women who have abortions should be punished, igniting significant backlash on social media. Hillary Clinton criticized his comments, highlighting the ongoing…
Trump Withdraws Promise to Support Final Republican Nominee
Donald Trump has retracted his promise to support the Republican Party's final nominee, stating he no longer feels obligated. Ted Cruz has also been involved…
Congress Building Incident; 'Police Injured Armed Individual'
An armed individual was shot by police at the U.S. Congress while attempting to enter the visitor section. The suspect, identified as Larry Russell Dawson,…
Shooting at the U.S. Capitol Building; Police Arrest Armed Individual
A shooting occurred at the U.S. Capitol visitor center, injuring a police officer and leading to the arrest of an armed individual. The incident prompted…
Plants' Adaptation to Global Warming in Carbon Dioxide Production
Recent studies reveal that plants adapt to global warming more effectively than previously believed, emitting less carbon dioxide than expected. This research suggests that the…
Pope Francis Kisses the Feet of Refugees
Pope Francis kissed the feet of refugees from various faiths during an Easter ceremony at a refugee center in Rome, aiming to promote acceptance amidst…
The U.S. Has Killed the 'Operational Commander and Second-in-Command of the Islamic State'
The U.S. has confirmed the killing of Haji Iman, a senior Islamic State leader, in a military operation. This operation also resulted in the deaths…
French Interior Minister: We have thwarted a terrorist attack in its final stages
French security forces arrested a suspect in a thwarted terrorist attack just before it was to be executed, following the deadly Brussels attacks that killed…
Warning About the Dangers of Painkillers
The CDC has issued new guidelines to reduce the prescription of opioid painkillers due to the rising overdose deaths in the U.S., which have quadrupled…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini-150
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses current events in Iran, including the implications of U.S. President Trump's statements on Iran and the recent death…
The Nobel Academy Condemns Salman Rushdie's Death Fatwa After 27 Years
The Royal Swedish Academy has condemned the 1989 death fatwa against Salman Rushdie, issued by Ayatollah Khomeini, after 27 years of silence. This condemnation highlights…
Brussels Attacks: Emergency Meeting of EU Ministers
An emergency meeting of EU interior and justice ministers is set to take place in Brussels following the recent suicide bombings that killed over 30…
Australia: Parts Found in Mozambique Likely Belong to MH370
Parts believed to belong to the missing MH370 have been found in Mozambique, two years after its disappearance. Australian officials continue to investigate these findings,…
Barack Obama: We Will Intensify the Pursuit of Islamic State Forces
Barack Obama emphasized the need for global unity against terrorism, particularly in the context of the recent Brussels attacks, stating the U.S. will continue to…
New Findings from NASA's New Horizons Probe on Pluto and Its Moon Charon
NASA's New Horizons probe has revealed new insights about Pluto, indicating it has a complex and active geological structure. The findings challenge previous perceptions of…
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On Tuesday, terrorist attacks struck Brussels' airport and metro, causing numerous deaths and injuries. The attacks highlight ongoing security concerns in Europe, particularly regarding terrorism.…
Belgian Prime Minister: What We Feared Has Happened to Us
On March 22, 2016, Brussels experienced two major explosions at the airport and one in the metro, resulting in 34 fatalities. Belgian Prime Minister Charles…
Obama's Meeting with Critics of the Cuban Government on the Last Day of His Trip to Havana
Barack Obama is concluding his historic trip to Cuba by meeting with civil activists and critics of the Castro government, addressing criticisms of his engagement…
Barack Obama: A New Day in U.S.-Cuba Relations Has Begun
Barack Obama and Raul Castro met in Havana to discuss improving U.S.-Cuba relations, marking a significant diplomatic moment. Despite deep disagreements over human rights and…
New Statistics Center Report; Annual Inflation Rate Decreases in Esfand Compared to Bahman
The Statistical Center of Iran reported a decrease in the annual inflation rate to 11.3% in Esfand 94, down from 11.8% in Bahman. The point-to-point…
What's Up Cuba?; Obama Arrives in Havana
Barack Obama has made a historic visit to Cuba, the first by a U.S. President in nearly 90 years, signaling a potential thaw in relations…
Historic Visit of Barack Obama to Cuba
Barack Obama made a historic visit to Cuba, marking the first trip by a U.S. president since 1928, aimed at normalizing relations after decades of…
Zarif's Visit to Turkey Aims to Enhance Economic Cooperation Between the Two Countries
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif visited Turkey to enhance economic cooperation and discuss the Syrian crisis. His meetings with Turkish officials come amid a…
Substitute Teachers Receive Only One Month of Overdue Salaries
Substitute teachers in Iran have only received one month of overdue salaries out of six months owed, raising concerns about their financial situation. The Ministry…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 149
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including Trump's statements on potential military action against Iran and the implications of the…
ISIS Has Lost 22% of Its Territory
ISIS has lost 22% of its territory in Iraq and Syria over the past 15 months due to ongoing military operations by the US-led coalition…
Palestine Officially Joins the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague
Palestine's membership in the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague has been officially recognized, marking a significant diplomatic victory amidst opposition from the U.S.…
Increased Risk of Secondary Cancer After Prostate Cancer Treatment with Radiation Therapy
A new study reveals that radiation therapy for prostate cancer significantly increases the risk of secondary cancers, particularly colorectal, rectal, and bladder cancers. This finding…
The Girl Who 'Bleeds' from Her Eyes
Marnie-Rae Harvey, a British teenager, suffers from a rare condition causing her to bleed from her eyes instead of crying. Despite numerous medical consultations, her…
Use of Stem Cells for Cataract Treatment
Researchers have developed innovative methods using stem cells to treat cataracts, which are a leading cause of blindness globally. These methods could potentially replace current…
When Erdogan's Wife Considers Ottoman Harem as a School for Women's Education
Emine Erdogan, the wife of Turkey's president, has controversially described Ottoman harems as schools for women, sparking backlash from women's groups and political figures. Her…
Release from Prison Conditional on Participation in Local Mosque Prayers
The judiciary in Sarab has granted conditional release to a convict based on his participation in mosque prayers and being kind to his parents, reflecting…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 148
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the potential for military action by the Trump administration and the implications of…
George Martin Passes Away; A Look at the Works of the Former Beatles Producer
George Martin, the influential producer of the Beatles, passed away at 90, remembered for his pivotal role in transforming the band into a cultural phenomenon.…
Observation of the Farthest Galaxy at a Distance of 13.4 Billion Light-Years
The Hubble Space Telescope has observed the farthest known galaxy, GN-z11, at a distance of 13.4 billion light-years, emitting light just 400 million years after…
Discovery of 520-Million-Year-Old Fossil with Nervous System
Scientists have discovered a 520-million-year-old fossil of a crustacean with a remarkably preserved nervous system in China. This finding enhances our understanding of the evolution…
Theft of Approximately 140 Billion Tomans Worth of Telecommunications Cables Over Five Years
Over the past five years, approximately 140 billion tomans worth of telecommunications cables have been stolen in Iran, leading to significant losses for the telecommunications…
Professor Dismissed for His Voice Prefers Sit-in to Hunger Strike
Ghasem Akseirifard, a former professor at Kharazmi University, claims he was dismissed due to the tone of his voice and has opted for a sit-in…
Using Smartphones for Earthquake Prediction
The University of California has developed a smartphone app called 'My Shake' that can measure ground tremors and alert users of impending earthquakes. This technology…
Third Day of Iranian Refugees Protesting with Sewn Lips
Iranian migrants in Calais, France, are protesting the demolition of their makeshift camp by sewing their lips shut for the third day. French officials express…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini-147
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various political issues in Iran, including the implications of U.S. President Trump's statements on Iran and the potential…
Mitt Romney: Donald Trump is a Fraud and a Pretender
Mitt Romney criticized Donald Trump as a fraud and urged Republicans to reject him for the upcoming election. Trump responded by calling Romney selfish and…
Elahe Hicks: Death Sentences for Minors Are a Mockery of International Institutions
Amnesty International has called for the cancellation of the death sentence for Amir Amrollahi, who was convicted of murder at 16. Elahe Hicks from Human…
Spotlight; An Oscar for Exposing the Church
The article discusses the Oscar-winning film 'Spotlight,' which exposes the widespread sexual abuse of children by priests and the church's cover-up of these crimes. It…
Six Iranian Refugees Sew Their Lips in Protest Against French Police
Six Iranian refugees protested against the destruction of their camp in France by sewing their lips shut. This protest highlights the dire conditions faced by…
Johnson & Johnson Found Liable for $72 Million in Cancer Patient's Family Lawsuit
Johnson & Johnson has been ordered to pay $72 million to the family of a cancer victim who attributed her illness to the company's products.…
Female Viagra 'Has No Significant Effect'
A study from Erasmus University in Rotterdam found that Addyi, marketed as female Viagra, has no significant effect on increasing women's sexual desire and should…
Clinton and Trump Lead in Super Tuesday Primaries
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump emerged as the leading candidates in the Super Tuesday primaries, winning multiple states. Clinton secured victories in six states while…
Super Tuesday and the Tumultuous Preliminary Elections for the U.S. Presidency
Super Tuesday 2016 is set to be a critical day in the U.S. presidential primaries, with significant implications for both the Republican and Democratic parties.…