November 2017
Surgery and Body Manipulation: Freedom of Choice or Lack of Self-Confidence?
The article discusses the debate over body manipulation through surgery, highlighting differing perspectives from sociologist Mohsen Ghazian and women's rights advocate Ghazal Sadr. Sadr argues…
Collaboration Between Google and Volkswagen for Quantum Processor Development
Volkswagen and Google are collaborating to develop quantum processors aimed at enhancing artificial intelligence in vehicles, particularly for self-driving technology. This partnership could revolutionize traffic…
How Serious is the Risk of Airplane Hacking?
A group of hackers successfully hacked a Boeing 757 in 2016, raising concerns about the security of future pilotless aircraft. Robert Hickey, a national security…
One in Three Women in Tehran Exposed to Violence
A recent report reveals that one in three women in Tehran faces violence, highlighting a significant social issue in Iran. Farid Barati from the Welfare…
Motorcycle Manufacturers in Iran Circumvent the Law
Iranian motorcycle manufacturers are circumventing a government ban on carbureted motorcycles by using a new component imported from China. The Environmental Protection Organization defends this…
Chinese Build Flying Cars
Geely, a Chinese automaker, has acquired Terrafugia to enter the flying car market, planning to develop a hybrid flying vehicle named TF-X. This move reflects…
The Fastest Car in the World from Tesla
Tesla has unveiled its new Roadster, claiming it to be the fastest car in the world with a 0 to 100 km/h acceleration in 1.9…
FBI Releases Photo of 'Behzad Masri, Iranian Hacker' of HBO Network
The FBI has released a photo of Behzad Masri, an Iranian hacker accused of stealing unreleased episodes of 'Game of Thrones' from HBO and attempting…
Six Baha'i Citizens in Sistan and Baluchestan Sentenced to Prison
Six Baha'i citizens in Iran's Sistan and Baluchestan province have been sentenced to a total of 18 years in prison for alleged national security offenses.…
Detection of Highly Radioactive Isotopes in Russia
The Russian Meteorological Service reported the detection of highly radioactive Ruthenium 106 isotopes in the Ural Mountains, suggesting a possible nuclear accident. This revelation follows…
Pet Dog Owners Are Less at Risk of Death Due to Illness
A study of 3.4 million Swedes shows that dog ownership significantly lowers the risk of death from cardiovascular diseases. Single individuals living with dogs experience…
Women and Earthquakes
The article discusses the experiences of women in the aftermath of an earthquake in Iran, highlighting their unique struggles and needs compared to men. It…
First Conference of the 'Council of Democratic Seekers of Iran' Held in Cologne
The 'Council of Democratic Seekers of Iran' was established in Cologne, aiming to provide an alternative to the Islamic Republic and promote national unity within…
Tesla Electric Truck: 30 Minutes Charge, 640 Kilometers Range
Tesla has unveiled its electric truck, the Semi, which can travel 850 kilometers on a single charge and accelerate rapidly, marking a significant advancement in…
Crisis Management; Crisis within a Crisis
A devastating earthquake in western Iran has resulted in significant casualties and homelessness, sparking discussions about the effectiveness of crisis management in the country. The…
Associated Press Report on the First Genetic Manipulation in a Patient's Body
Scientists have conducted the first genetic manipulation inside a patient's body to treat Hunter syndrome, a metabolic disorder. Brian Maddox, the patient, expressed pride in…
Volvo and its Chinese Owner Launching €150,000 Electric Car
Volvo, under Geely's ownership, is launching the Polestar 1, a €150,000 hybrid electric sports car, with plans for further electric models. The investment of $760…
Does Man Have a 'Soul' or Does He End with Death?
The article discusses a debate between Dr. Taghi Kimiayi Asadi and Dr. Nahid Farnoudi regarding the existence of the soul and the nature of human…
Korean Rail Buses on Iran's Tracks?
Iran is set to import rail buses from South Korea, despite previous plans to rely on domestic production. This decision highlights ongoing challenges in Iran's…
Implicit Defense of the Media System Organization by Government Spokesman
The Iranian government is attempting to establish a 'Media System Organization' that critics argue will severely restrict journalistic freedom. Government spokesman Mohammad Baqer Nobakht defended…
FATF: Iran's Deadline for Implementing the 'Action Plan' Ends in January Next Year
The FATF has set a deadline of January 31, 2018, for Iran to implement its 'Action Plan' to combat money laundering and terrorist financing. If…
Meeting with Reza Aghakhani
Reza Aghakhani, a 56-year-old political activist, is serving a three-year sentence in Evin Prison for allegedly acting against national security. His conviction has been contested,…
UN: Iraq Lacks Jurisdiction to Prosecute 'Islamic State' Actors in Mosul
The UN report states that Iraq cannot prosecute 'Islamic State' crimes in Mosul and suggests the International Criminal Court as an alternative. It highlights the…
Israel's Renewed Warning About Arms Shipments to Hezbollah in Lebanon
An Israeli minister warned against arms shipments to Hezbollah following an alleged Israeli airstrike on a copper factory in Syria. The incident highlights ongoing tensions…
Donald Trump Announces End to Green Card Lottery Following New York Incident
Donald Trump announced the end of the green card lottery program following a terrorist attack in New York by an Uzbek immigrant who received his…
Amnesty International Calls for Further Reforms in Saudi Arabia for Human Rights
Amnesty International has criticized Saudi Arabia's recent legal changes regarding women's rights as insufficient and called for broader reforms to protect the rights of women,…
Empty Table: 200 Retirees Gather in Front of the Organization for Planning and Budget
Approximately 200 civil retirees protested in front of the Organization for Planning and Budget in Iran, demanding better living conditions and the implementation of pension…