April 2016
Amazon Suspends Accounts of Several Iranian Officials
Amazon has suspended the accounts of several Iranian officials who made purchases totaling nearly $110,000, citing U.S. sanctions that prohibit such economic activities. This action…
The Challenge of Remaining Secular in Turkey's Constitution
The Turkish Parliament Speaker's call for a religiously oriented constitution has sparked significant political and social backlash, highlighting the ongoing tension between secularism and religious…
Liquidity in Iran Reaches One Million Trillion Tomans
The Central Bank of Iran reported that liquidity reached one million trillion tomans by February 2016, marking significant growth compared to the previous year. Despite…
A House, A Land 100
The article discusses the significance of the Iranian carpet industry in relation to the environment as it marks its hundredth program. It highlights the historical…
It Was Their Day; Trump and Clinton
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump emerged victorious in the latest primary elections, with Clinton's wins solidifying her lead over Bernie Sanders. Trump's victory, while significant,…
Eat Pickles to Reduce Anxiety
Researchers at William & Mary University found that fermented foods like pickles can help reduce anxiety among students. The study suggests that probiotics in these…
The Dreams of Ayatollah
Ayatollah Khamenei discussed the stages of achieving Islamic civilization during a meeting, outlining five stages with the current focus on forming an Islamic government. Analysts…
Majority of Senate Requests Obama to Increase Military Aid to Israel
A bipartisan majority of U.S. Senators has urged President Obama to increase military aid to Israel, currently set at $3 billion annually, amid rising defense…
North Korean Leader Emphasizes Readiness to Attack South Korea and the U.S.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has declared the country's readiness to attack South Korea and the U.S. following a submarine missile test, which South Korea…
Discovery of a Planet in a Triple Star System
Scientists have discovered a gas giant planet, KELT-4Ab, in a triple star system 685 light-years away. This finding challenges previous beliefs about the formation and…
Kerry and Zarif Meet Behind Closed Doors in New York
John Kerry and Mohammad Javad Zarif met in New York to discuss obstacles to the implementation of the JCPOA. Zarif urged the U.S. to remove…
LSD Makes the Brain Function Like a Baby's Brain
Scientists have discovered that LSD alters brain function, making it operate similarly to an infant's brain. This research, led by Imperial College London, suggests potential…
Why Did Humans Become Monogamous?
Researchers suggest that humans adopted monogamy not due to love or ethics, but out of fear of sexually transmitted diseases. This shift occurred as prehistoric…
300% Increase in Migration of Nurses in Farvardin
The migration of Iranian nurses has surged by 300% in April 2016 compared to the previous year, with 30 nurses seeking to leave the country…
The Battle of Life and Death for Democrats in the 'Empire State'
In a heated debate in Brooklyn, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton fiercely criticized each other ahead of the New York primary on April 19. The…
Persepolis Climbs to Top of Premier League Table with Victory over Esteghlal
Persepolis defeated Esteghlal 4-2, securing the top position in the Iranian Premier League. Mehdi Taremi starred with two goals and a penalty miss, while Esteghlal's…
Escalation of Political Crisis in Iraq with Representatives' Move to Dismiss Parliament Speaker
Iraqi parliament members voted to dismiss Speaker Salim al-Jabouri amid a political crisis over the introduction of a new cabinet by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.…
Stephen Hawking's Mini Spaceships Head Towards Other Suns
A new project led by Yuri Milner, involving Stephen Hawking and Mark Zuckerberg, aims to send thousands of tiny spacecraft to the Alpha Centauri system,…
98% Similarity Between Human and Gorilla Genomes
Scientists have unveiled an updated gorilla genome that reveals a 98.4% similarity to human DNA, filling gaps from previous research. This study could enhance understanding…
Minister of Economy: The Government Owes Banks More Than 100 Trillion Tomans
Ali Tayebnia, Iran's Minister of Economy, revealed that the government owes over 100 trillion tomans to banks, highlighting a severe financial crisis affecting the banking…
Iran Implicitly Denies Receiving S-300 System Equipment
The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson denied reports of receiving S-300 equipment, clarifying that his earlier comments were misinterpreted. Meanwhile, Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister confirmed the…
Virus Engineered to Attack Cancer Cells
Researchers in Argentina have genetically modified a virus to target cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue, potentially revolutionizing cancer treatment. This development is part of…
Why Did Karroubi Write a Letter to Rouhani?
Mehdi Karroubi, a key figure in the 2009 election protests, wrote a letter to President Rouhani demanding a public trial to challenge the legitimacy of…
Continued Harsh Criticism from Bernie Sanders Towards Israel
Bernie Sanders has intensified his criticism of Israel, stating that American public opinion is shifting against the country. His remarks come as he prepares for…
Possibility of Traveling to Mars with Microsoft and NASA Technology
NASA and Microsoft have launched a project called 'Destination: Mars' that allows the public to experience a virtual journey to Mars using advanced technology. This…
After Wisconsin, the Breath of Democrats is Held in New York!
The primary elections in Wisconsin have significant implications for both the Democratic and Republican parties, with Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz emerging as winners. As…
Europe Gives Green Light to Gene Therapy for Children
The European Medicines Agency has approved the first gene therapy for children suffering from severe combined immunodeficiency, developed by GlaxoSmithKline and Italian scientists. This therapy…
Seven Signs of Diabetes
The article discusses the increasing stress levels among today's youth and how it relates to the rising cases of type 2 diabetes. It outlines seven…
The Expansion of the Phenomenon of 'False Witnesses' in Iranian Courts
The article discusses the rise of 'false witnesses' in Iranian courts, complicating legal proceedings and raising concerns about the integrity of the judicial system. Legal…
The Sexual Adventures of Homo Sapiens with Extinct Species
Recent scientific research reveals that Homo sapiens had sexual relationships with at least three other extinct human species over the past 100,000 years, a fact…