December 2015
If We Don't Sleep, Will We Die?
The article explores the importance of sleep, its effects on health, and the ongoing research surrounding sleep disorders. It highlights the lack of definitive answers…
Efforts to Abolish Death Penalty for Drug Traffickers
Aliyar Malekshahi, head of the Judicial Commission, advocates for abolishing the death penalty for drug traffickers, suggesting it requires national consensus and further refinement. A…
Uncertain Literacy Levels of Three and a Half Million Iranians
The head of Iran's Literacy Movement revealed that the literacy status of 3.5 million Iranians remains unclear, preventing them from registering for education. The government…
How Serious is the Threat of Large Celestial Bodies Colliding with Earth?
Astronomers are warning that the threat from comets may be more significant than previously thought, suggesting that distant comets could pose serious risks to Earth.…
Barzani Calls for Kurds to Prepare for Independence Referendum in Iraqi Kurdistan
Masoud Barzani has called for preparations for a referendum on Kurdish independence from Iraq, urging political groups to allow for real participation of minorities. This…
Trial of Six Individuals in the UAE for Assisting Yemen's Houthis
The UAE is prosecuting six individuals for allegedly aiding the Houthi movement in Yemen, marking the first such trial in the country. This development highlights…
Apple Criticizes Britain's Plan to Increase Spy Agencies' Powers
Apple has raised concerns about a UK proposal to enhance the surveillance powers of security agencies, arguing it could compromise user data security. Critics claim…
The World's Smallest Thermal Sensor That Does Not Require Charging
Researchers at Eindhoven University have created the world's smallest thermal sensor that charges via radio waves, eliminating the need for batteries. This innovation could significantly…
International Monetary Fund: Next Year Will Be 'Brighter' for Iran's Economy
The IMF predicts that Iran's economy will improve in the next solar year, with growth rates potentially reaching 4-5.5% due to the lifting of sanctions…
Limited Food Promises Activate Hunger Hormone More
Researchers at the University of Southern California found that limited food access activates the hunger hormone ghrelin, leading to increased food consumption in laboratory mice.…
Birth of a Star in the Milky Way Galaxy
NASA's Hubble Telescope has captured an image of a newborn star in the Milky Way, showcasing jets that resemble a lightsaber from 'Star Wars'. This…
Iran and the Paris Climate Agreement
The article discusses Iran's involvement in the Paris Climate Agreement, highlighting the concerns of the Environmental Protection Organization regarding the impacts of climate change on…
Air Pollution Crisis in Beijing; Red Alert Declared
Beijing has declared a red alert for air pollution for the second time, leading to factory shutdowns and vehicle restrictions. This situation highlights the ongoing…
Friday Prayer Leader of Khomeini Shahr: The News of the Child's Stitches Being Cut Was Political
Abbas Rahimi, the Friday prayer leader of Khomeini Shahr, criticized the media for reporting on a case where medical staff cut a child's stitches due…
Individual Claiming Ties to ISIS Attacks Teacher in Paris with a Blade
An individual claiming to be affiliated with ISIS attacked a teacher in a Paris suburb, declaring it a warning. The teacher is in serious condition…
Genetic Manipulation and Ethical Considerations
Researchers have developed a new, simpler method for genetic editing, raising both excitement and ethical concerns within the scientific community. While this technology could potentially…
Increase in Class Disparity Between Doctors and Nurses Amid Health Transformation Plan
The implementation of the third phase of Iran's Health Transformation Plan has significantly increased the income disparity between doctors and nurses, leading to widespread protests…
Gambia Declares Itself an 'Islamic Republic'
Gambia has officially declared itself an 'Islamic Republic' under President Yahya Jammeh, citing the Muslim majority of its population. This shift marks a significant change…
Iranian Poet in Israel; 'I am Gay, and Iranian...'
Payam Fili, a young Iranian gay poet, has been granted permission to enter Israel, where he will hold a poetry reading and participate in a…
Imprisonment Awaiting Misconduct Staff at 'Ashrafi Isfahani' Hospital
A doctor and a nurse at the Ashrafi Isfahani hospital in Khomeini Shahr face imprisonment for failing to perform their duties, leading to the injury…
Elimination of Humanities Education in Regular Public Schools
The Iranian education system will no longer allow enrollment in humanities fields in regular public schools, directing students instead to specialized Farhang high schools. This…
Google Maps Becomes an Environmental Watchdog
Google Maps has launched a feature to help users view endangered species and track the impacts of climate change. This initiative, which includes collaboration with…
Death of Five Suicide Bombers Who Intended to Attack Pilgrims in Karbala
Five suicide bombers intending to attack pilgrims in Karbala were killed by Iraqi Hezbollah Brigades after a prolonged confrontation. This incident highlights ongoing security concerns…
Larijani: I confirm that 'Followers of the Wilayat' are seeking to form an organization
Ali Larijani has confirmed the formation of a new conservative organization called 'Followers of the Wilayat' but clarified that recent meetings with conservative figures do…
10 Facts About AIDS
The article outlines significant facts about AIDS, highlighting the ongoing global challenges and recent statistics related to the epidemic. It emphasizes the need for continued…
China's Currency Joins the Basket of Dollar, Euro, Pound, and Yen
The IMF has announced that China's currency, the Yuan, will be included in its basket of common global currencies starting next year. This move is…