November 2015
More than Half of Amazon Tree Species at Risk of Extinction
Scientists warn that over half of the tree species in the Amazon rainforest are at risk of extinction due to deforestation for agriculture and other…
Centenary of Einstein's Theory of Relativity
The centenary of Einstein's General Theory of Relativity is being celebrated, highlighting its profound impact on science and technology. Key concepts such as black holes…
Prospects of Iran's New Oil Contract Model
Iran has launched a new oil contract model aiming to attract $25 billion in foreign investment for 50 oil and gas projects. The contracts, which…
Men Can Experience Menopause Too
A 25-year study reveals that men experience a form of menopause characterized by declining testosterone levels, which can lead to significant health issues. Despite the…
UN Condemns Balkan Countries for Closing Borders to Refugees
The UN has condemned Balkan countries for closing their borders to economic refugees, while Sweden plans to tighten its refugee acceptance laws amid a new…
Belgium Extends State of Emergency for One Week
Belgium has extended its state of emergency for one week due to heightened security concerns following the Paris attacks. Prime Minister Charles Michel announced that…
Cars That Talk to Each Other
Engineers are developing a communication system for cars to prevent accidents by allowing them to share information about their surroundings. Major universities and automotive companies…
16 Arrested in Belgian Police 'Anti-Terrorist' Operation
Belgian police arrested 16 individuals in an anti-terror operation following the Paris attacks, although key suspect Salah Abdeslam was not among them. The operation involved…
Freedom, I Write Your Name
A week after the Paris attacks, the Georges Pompidou Center displayed a poem by Paul Éluard to commemorate freedom and express solidarity with victims. The…
Heavy Military Presence in Brussels Following Heightened Alert Level
Brussels has raised its security alert to the highest level due to credible threats of a terrorist attack similar to the Paris attacks. Heavy police…
Three-Day Visit of the Central Bank Governor of Iran to Germany
The Central Bank Governor of Iran, Valiollah Seif, visited Germany to discuss the normalization of banking relations ahead of the expected lifting of sanctions. He…
Scanner That Scans the Entire Body Simultaneously
Researchers at UC Davis are developing the first full-body PET scanner with a $15.5 million budget, aiming to enhance diagnostic imaging in medicine. This advancement…
Emergency Meeting of EU Interior Ministers Following Paris Attacks
In response to the recent Paris attacks, EU interior ministers are convening an emergency meeting to discuss security measures and coordinated actions. Luxembourg's Minister of…
Rafsanjani: Billion-Dollar Embezzlements Result from Incorrect Selections of the Previous Government
Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani criticized the previous government of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for its role in facilitating corruption and embezzlement in Iran. He called for reforms and…
Minister of Culture: Anti-Revolutionaries Are Not Allowed to Work in Iran
Ali Jannati, Iran's Minister of Culture, declared that individuals labeled as 'anti-revolutionaries' will not be allowed to publish in Iran, despite earlier claims of a…
Two New Planets and Unprecedented Increase in the Probability of Finding Life Beyond Earth
Astronomers have discovered two new planets outside the known solar system orbits, sparking excitement in the scientific community. One of these planets, GL 1132 b,…
Jupiter Likely Ejected a Planet from the Solar System
Astrophysicists have found evidence suggesting that Jupiter may have ejected a fifth giant planet from the solar system 4 billion years ago after a collision.…
Myanmar: Election Results and Political Future
Aung San Suu Kyi's party, the NLD, has won a significant victory in Myanmar's elections, securing a majority in local assemblies and the central government.…
World Bank: Global Warming Will Push 100 Million More People into Poverty by 2030
The World Bank warns that without effective climate policies, an additional 100 million people could fall into poverty by 2030 due to global warming. The…
How Mars' Atmosphere Disappeared
NASA researchers have discovered how Mars' atmosphere transformed and disappeared due to solar winds, indicating that the planet was once potentially habitable. This research highlights…
Infants Raised with Dogs Have Lower Asthma Rates
A Swedish study finds that infants raised with dogs have a significantly lower risk of developing asthma compared to those without pets. The research suggests…
Signal Comes to Android Systems
The Whisper System has launched the Signal messaging application for Android, enhancing its availability and security features. Signal claims to provide untraceable communication, appealing to…
Military Source: Russian Missile Systems Protect the Latakia Airbase
Russia has deployed missile systems to protect its Latakia airbase in Syria from potential terrorist attacks. This move is part of Russia's broader military operations…
Israel Closes Palestinian Radio Station
Israel has shut down a Palestinian radio station in Hebron, accusing it of inciting violence against Israelis. This action is part of a broader crackdown…
European Scientists' Plan to Develop an AIDS Vaccine Within '5 Years'
A group of European scientists, along with researchers from Australia, Canada, and the US, has launched the European AIDS Vaccine Initiative 2020 to develop an…
How Stress Makes You Sick
The article discusses how stress negatively impacts health by releasing hormones that can lead to heart disease, digestive issues, and weakened immunity. It highlights the…