March 2015
Muhammadu Buhari Leads in Nigeria's Presidential Election
Muhammadu Buhari is leading in Nigeria's presidential election against incumbent Goodluck Jonathan, marking a potential historic shift in power from the ruling party to an…
Former Israeli Prime Minister Found Guilty in Financial Corruption Case
Ehud Olmert, former Prime Minister of Israel, was found guilty of financial corruption involving cash envelopes from a supporter. This ruling annulled a previous acquittal…
Nationwide Power Outage in Turkey; 'Sabotage is Possible'
Turkey experienced a widespread power outage affecting transportation systems in major cities, with officials investigating potential sabotage or technical failures. Prime Minister Davutoğlu stated that…
Domestic Violence is Not a Family Matter
Iranian women are increasingly discussing domestic violence, revealing that 66% have experienced it. Comparisons with Germany show stark differences in legal protections and societal attitudes…
Schools: A Challenge for a Child's Brain Learning Ability
The article discusses the challenges posed by modern schooling to children's learning abilities, emphasizing that formal education is often alien to the brain's natural learning…
The Existence of an Ocean on Ganymede Strengthens Hopes of Finding Life
NASA confirmed the existence of a subsurface ocean on Ganymede, Jupiter's largest moon, enhancing hopes for extraterrestrial life. This discovery follows extensive research and modeling,…
When Mourning Becomes News
Recent Iranian media coverage has focused heavily on the deaths of political figures' relatives, overshadowing community issues like student deaths and worker protests. Sociologist Hossein…
"Islamic Caliphate" and Efforts to Recruit Children
The Islamic State has recruited at least 400 children under 18 this year, using them for military training and propaganda. This recruitment is a response…
Potential Cancer Treatment Using 'Deadly' Viruses
A recent Vice report highlights a groundbreaking cancer treatment method using genetically modified viruses, which has shown promising results in curing patients. The method, involving…
Concerns Over the Condition of Saeed Razavi Faqih
Saeed Razavi Faqih, a political prisoner whose sentence has ended, remains in poor health and is still incarcerated. His brother, Masoud Razavi Faqih, expresses concerns…
UN: We Will Face a 40% Decrease in Water Resources in 15 Years
The UN warns of a 40% decrease in global water resources over the next 15 years due to urbanization and population growth. This report highlights…
Smart Recycling; A Greener Planet
A range of startups in the U.S. are innovating in food waste recycling and energy production, addressing significant food waste issues while promoting sustainability. Companies…
Sweden Ends Military Contract with Saudi Arabia for 'Human Rights' Reasons
Sweden has terminated its military contract with Saudi Arabia due to human rights concerns, particularly following criticism of Saudi Arabia's treatment of women and the…
Republican Senators' Letter to Iranian Leaders Regarding Nuclear Negotiations
47 Republican senators issued a warning to Iranian leaders that any nuclear deal with the U.S. without Congressional approval will not endure after Obama's presidency.…
Installation of Wind Turbines and Clean Energy Production at the Eiffel Tower
The Eiffel Tower has been equipped with wind turbines to generate clean energy and combat air pollution. The project, executed by Urban Green Energy, aims…
Amnesty International: Eye for an Eye Punishment Reflects the Ultimate Cruelty of Iran's Judiciary
Amnesty International condemned the Iranian judiciary's decision to punish an acid attack suspect by blinding him, calling it an extreme act of cruelty. This marks…
Tracking and Recording the Smallest Living Organism in the World
Scientists in Berkeley have captured images of the smallest living organism, a bacterium measuring 0.009 cubic microns. This discovery enhances our understanding of microbial life…
Why Iranians Pay Less Taxes
Ali Askari highlighted significant tax evasion in Iran, estimating that 20-25% of GDP is unaccounted for. Economist Ahmad Alavi attributes this issue to a lack…