March 2016
Scientists Excited by Discovery of 99 Million-Year-Old Chameleon
Scientists have discovered a 99 million-year-old chameleon fossil in Southeast Asia, which is 75 million years older than the previous record holder. This finding provides…
Farmers in Isfahan Protest Against 'Closure of Zayandeh Rud Water'
Farmers in Isfahan protested against the lack of water flow in the Zayandeh Rud river, demanding its reopening for spring planting. The protest highlights ongoing…
Discovery of a Planet with the Most Eccentric Orbit at a Distance of 117 Light Years
Scientists have discovered an exoplanet named HD 20782 with the most eccentric orbit ever observed, located 117 light years from Earth. This planet's orbit is…
Identification of a Molecule that Prevents the Spread of Lung and Breast Cancer
Researchers at Imperial College London have identified a molecule, MARK4, that plays a crucial role in the metastasis of breast and lung cancer. The discovery…
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…
Belgian Government Calls for Cancellation of Sunday Demonstrations in Support of Victims
The Belgian government has requested the cancellation of a planned demonstration in support of victims of recent bombings to allow police investigations to proceed. Three…
Googoosh: In Iran, Anyone Who Stands Out Gets Their Head Cut Off
Googoosh discusses her experiences in Iranian cinema and music, reflecting on the challenges faced by artists in Iran, particularly regarding censorship and the struggle to…
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…
Radovan Karadzic Sentenced to 40 Years in Prison for Genocide in Bosnia
Radovan Karadzic was sentenced to 40 years in prison for genocide and other crimes committed during the Bosnian War, particularly for the Srebrenica massacre. His…
Rezai Criticizes Supporters of Relations with America: Why Didn't Iran Become Paradise During the Shah's Era?
Mohsen Rezai criticized proponents of closer ties with the U.S., arguing that such a relationship would not lead to prosperity, as evidenced by Iran's past…
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…
Haaretz: Intensification of Netanyahu's Government Actions Against Opposing Civil Society Groups
Benjamin Netanyahu's government is intensifying actions against the civil society group "Breaking the Silence," accusing it of treason and espionage for its critical publications about…
New Hope for Treating Bipolar Disorder
Researchers in Florida have identified genes that significantly increase the risk of developing bipolar disorder, particularly focusing on the PDE10A gene. This discovery could lead…
Pervez Musharraf Successfully Exits Pakistan
Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf has left Pakistan for Dubai despite facing serious charges, with the Supreme Court granting him permission due to medical needs.…
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…
Kurds Officially Declare Federal System in Northern Syria
Syrian Kurds and their allies have officially declared a federal system in northern Syria, facing opposition from the Assad regime and Turkey. This move is…
94 Trillion Tomans in Checks Returned in Iran Over Ten Months
The Central Bank of Iran reported that 94 trillion tomans worth of checks were returned over a ten-month period, indicating a significant rise in financial…
Syrian Kurds' Decision to Declare Federalism in Northern Syria
Syrian Kurdish leaders announced plans to establish a federal governance system in northern Syria, aiming for broader implementation across the country. This move follows their…
NASA's Amazing Imaging of Solar Flares
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory has captured remarkable images of solar flares, providing insights into the sun's magnetic fields and activity. This six-year mission, initially expected…
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…
Dogs Distinguish Human Emotions
Recent research indicates that dogs can recognize and mimic human emotions, demonstrating a significant emotional connection between the two species. The study involved untrained dogs…
Continued Criticism of Donald Trump's Campaign
Hillary Clinton and other Republican candidates criticized Donald Trump following the cancellation of his Chicago speech due to security concerns and subsequent violence. Trump is…
Ayatollah Khamenei: The Behavior of Those Who Did Not Win Votes in 2009 Was 'Ungentlemanly'
Ayatollah Khamenei met with members of the Assembly of Experts, praising the recent elections while criticizing the behavior of those who protested the 2009 election…
WHO Warns About Sexual Transmission of Zika Virus
The WHO has issued a warning about the increased risk of sexual transmission of the Zika virus, which is linked to congenital defects and neurological…
When Satellite Dishes Come to the Aid of Internet Users
Tosheh is a new IT project in Iran that uses satellite technology to provide users with free access to digital content, addressing issues of internet…
Deputy of the Environmental Protection Organization: Over Two Million Weapons Are in the Hands of the Public
Farhad Dabiri, Deputy of the Environmental Protection Organization, revealed that over two million firearms are held by the public in Iran, with half being unauthorized.…
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…
Cancer Treatment by Targeting the 'Achilles Heel' of Tumors
A new discovery in cancer genetics reveals specific signals in tumors that could enhance immune system targeting, potentially leading to more effective treatments. Researchers from…
Netanyahu: Our Relations with the US Are Strong in All Areas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed the strength of US-Israel relations ahead of Vice President Joe Biden's upcoming visit, despite past disagreements over Iran's nuclear…
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…
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…
Change in the Kurdistan Region's Strategy Towards Syria and the Likelihood of Confrontation with Turkey
Masoud Barzani has expressed support for a federal system in Syria, emphasizing its importance for stability and regional participation. This shift in strategy may influence…
Entering the Virtual Heroin Cave for Overcoming Addiction
Researchers are using a virtual reality 'heroin cave' to help heroin addicts practice saying no to drugs, aiming to boost their confidence in overcoming addiction.…
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…