March 2016
Belgium to Extradite Paris Terror Attack Planner to France
Belgium has agreed to extradite Salah Abdeslam, the sole surviving suspect of the November 2015 Paris attacks, to France. This extradition is significant as it…
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…
Iraqi Prime Minister Reshuffles Cabinet to Combat Corruption
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi reshuffled his cabinet to combat corruption, appointing new ministers for oil, finance, and foreign affairs. This move is seen as…
Criticism of Workers' Conditions Involved in the Construction of Qatar's Stadiums
Amnesty International has reported serious human rights violations against workers in Qatar's stadium construction for the 2022 World Cup, including poor living conditions and confiscated…
Sources Close to Hashemi Rafsanjani Deny His Attributed Twitter Account
Sources close to Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani have denied a controversial tweet attributed to him, claiming it was edited and not representative of his views. The…
Hunger Strike by Several Political and Ideological Prisoners
Saeed Razavi Faqih and Hossein Ronaghi Maleki, both political prisoners in Iran, have initiated hunger strikes due to inadequate medical care. This situation highlights ongoing…
Are You Sick or Allergic?
The article discusses the symptoms of colds and seasonal allergies, providing a guide to differentiate between them. It emphasizes the importance of consulting a doctor…
Why Hassan Rouhani's Trip to Austria Was Canceled
Hassan Rouhani's trip to Austria was canceled due to security concerns, as stated by both the Iranian and Austrian presidencies. This cancellation raises questions about…
Brazil's Largest Party Withdraws from Rousseff's Government Coalition
Brazil's largest political party has withdrawn from President Dilma Rousseff's coalition, demanding the resignation of its ministers, which could lead to her impeachment. This withdrawal…
Roots of Opposition to Gender Equality Laws Regarding Women
The article discusses an interview with Laleh Eftekhari, a conservative Iranian parliament member, who argues that gender equality laws are detrimental to women in Iran.…
Hijacking in the Skies of Egypt: Egyptian Hijacker Arrested
An Egyptian hijacker took control of an EgyptAir flight on April 10, 2023, demanding political asylum in Cyprus. Most passengers were released unharmed, and the…
Iranian Boxers' Consecutive Failures in Olympic Qualifying Competitions
Iranian boxers have faced consecutive eliminations in the Olympic qualifying competitions held in China, with only three victories recorded, two against the Pitcairn Islands. The…
Both Clinton and Sanders are Quite Hopeful; Why?
The Democratic primary elections in six western states saw Bernie Sanders achieve significant victories, winning approximately 70% of the votes in five of those states.…
Ministry of Interior Unaware of Reasons for Annulment of Votes in Isfahan
The Iranian Deputy Minister of Interior, Hossein Ali Amiri, stated that the ministry has not been informed about the reasons for the annulment of votes…
Gender: A Website for Sexual and Cybersecurity in Iran
The article discusses the launch of the 'Gender' website in Iran, aimed at educating users about sexual and cybersecurity through comic strips. The main characters…
Iran's Hajj Organization Chief Criticizes Lack of Sentence Announcement for Two Saudi Officers
The head of Iran's Hajj Organization criticized Saudi Arabia for not announcing the sentence for two police officers convicted of sexually assaulting Iranian teenagers. This…
City Council Member: Tehran's Conditions Have Passed the Stage of Social Damage
Mohammad Haqani, a member of Tehran's City Council, warns that the city has reached a social crisis due to overpopulation and the exhaustion of natural…
Wireless Mice: A Gateway for Hackers
A cybersecurity startup, Bestyle, warns that wireless mice from major companies can be exploited by hackers due to unencrypted signals, allowing unauthorized access to computers.…
Obama: Stigmatizing Muslims Benefits Extremists
Barack Obama condemned the stigmatization of Muslims following the Brussels attacks, emphasizing their role as allies against extremism. He criticized Republican candidates for their harsh…
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 Ninety-Year-Old Student Who Finally Received Her Doctorate
Colette Bourlier, a ninety-year-old French woman, received her doctorate in geography thirty years after beginning her research on migrant workers. She wrote her dissertation by…
The Threat of Destruction of European Ash Trees by Green Beetles
Scientists warn that an invasion of green beetles from Asia threatens the extinction of ash trees across Europe, particularly in Britain. The combination of this…
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…
Johan Cruyff Passes Away
Johan Cruyff, a legendary football player and coach, has passed away at 68 after battling cancer. His contributions to football, particularly in the Netherlands and…
Isfahan Governor Calls for Explanation Regarding Invalidated Votes of Third Elected Member of Parliament
The governor of Isfahan announced that the Guardian Council has invalidated the votes of Mino Khaleghi, the third elected member of parliament from Isfahan. Khaleghi,…
Trump Accuses Iran of Carrying Out Terrorist Attacks in 25 Countries Across 5 Continents
Donald Trump accused Iran of conducting terrorist attacks in 25 countries during a speech at AIPAC. PolitiFact investigated these claims and found that while Iran…
Obama's Meeting with Critics of the Cuban Government on the Last Day of His Trip to Havana
Barack Obama is concluding his historic trip to Cuba by meeting with civil activists and critics of the Castro government, addressing criticisms of his engagement…
Until When Will Hezbollah Remain in Syria?
Hassan Nasrallah reaffirmed Hezbollah's commitment to remaining in Syria to prevent its fall to ISIS and al-Nusra, denying any plans for withdrawal. He emphasized the…
Barack Obama: A New Day in U.S.-Cuba Relations Has Begun
Barack Obama and Raul Castro met in Havana to discuss improving U.S.-Cuba relations, marking a significant diplomatic moment. Despite deep disagreements over human rights and…
The Leader of the Islamic Republic Introduces 2016 as the Year of 'Resistance Economy, Action and Implementation'
The Leader of Iran has declared 2016 as the year focused on a resistance economy, prompting government officials to announce 12 national programs aimed at…
Marashi: Rouhani Should Replace Managers with Bold and Responsible Ones
Hosseini Marashi, spokesperson for the Construction Workers Party, urges President Hassan Rouhani to replace some of his economic managers with more dynamic leaders to effectively…
Seoul: North Korea is Preparing for a New Nuclear Test
South Korean officials warn that North Korea may soon conduct a fifth nuclear test, with the government preparing for all possibilities. This development comes amid…
What's Up Cuba?; Obama Arrives in Havana
Barack Obama has made a historic visit to Cuba, the first by a U.S. President in nearly 90 years, signaling a potential thaw in relations…
Naghdi: America is not considered a friend with a few smiles and a Nowruz message
Mohammad Reza Naghdi, head of the Basij Organization, stated that America cannot be considered a friend despite sending Nowruz greetings, emphasizing that the Iranian people…
Development of Dengue Fever Vaccine
Scientists at the National Institutes of Health have developed a promising vaccine for dengue fever, showing no illness in test subjects after exposure to the…
Iran's Ministry of Science to Address Thesis Buying and Selling
The Iranian Ministry of Science is taking steps to combat the buying and selling of academic theses, labeling it a serious violation. Deputy Minister Vahid…
Obama's Nowruz Message: Opening a New Path for Old Enemies May Be Possible
In his Nowruz message, President Obama highlighted the potential for renewed relations between the U.S. and Iran, referencing his upcoming historic visit to Cuba. He…
25Band: Music, Love, and Forgiveness
The Iranian music group 25Band, consisting of the couple Idel and Tamina, discusses their artistic collaboration and personal relationship in a New Year's interview. They…
Zarif's Visit to Turkey Aims to Enhance Economic Cooperation Between the Two Countries
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif visited Turkey to enhance economic cooperation and discuss the Syrian crisis. His meetings with Turkish officials come amid a…
Dozens Killed in Passenger Plane Crash in Russia
A FlyDubai Boeing 737 crashed in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, killing all 62 people on board. The cause is under investigation, with initial reports suggesting pilot error…
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.…
Thousands of Muqtada al-Sadr Supporters Protest, Demanding Reforms in Government
Thousands of supporters of Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr protested in Baghdad, demanding significant government reforms. Despite a government ban on gatherings, protesters gathered in the…
Putin: Russia Can Reinforce Its Forces in Syria Within Hours
Vladimir Putin announced that Russia can quickly reinforce its military presence in Syria if needed, despite recent withdrawals. He expressed confidence in the capabilities of…
Meir Dagan, a staunch opponent of Netanyahu's policies towards Iran, has passed away
Meir Dagan, a former head of Mossad and a vocal critic of Netanyahu's Iran policies, has died from cancer at the age of 71. His…
What are Your Expectations and Aspirations for the Year 1395?
The article invites readers to share their hopes and expectations for the upcoming year 1395, emphasizing the significance of the new year as a time…
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…
AFC: Iran and Saudi Arabia Must Play on Neutral Ground
The AFC has decided that matches between Iran and Saudi Arabia in the AFC Champions League will take place on neutral ground due to unresolved…
U.S. Primary Elections: Major Victories for Clinton and Trump
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump achieved significant victories in the U.S. primary elections, with Clinton leading in key states while Trump faced criticism despite his…
At least 41 civilians killed in Saudi attacks in Yemen
Recent airstrikes by the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen's Hajjah province have resulted in at least 41 civilian deaths and numerous injuries, with conflicting reports on…
Kerry to Visit Moscow for Talks on Withdrawal of Russian Forces from Syria
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is set to visit Moscow to discuss the withdrawal of Russian forces from Syria, following President Putin's announcement of…
Railway Team Faces Internal Conflict and Strike Ahead of Charshanbe Suri
The Railway football team is facing internal strife and a players' strike due to ongoing financial issues, leading to dismissals of key players. This situation…
Deployment of Firefighters at Over a Thousand Locations in Tehran
Tehran's Fire Department is deploying nearly 3,000 firefighters across the city for Chaharshanbe Suri, a traditional celebration that has become dangerous due to the use…
The Death Toll from the Attack by Extremist Islamists in Ivory Coast Reaches 18
An attack by Islamist militants on a tourist beach in Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast, resulted in 18 deaths, including civilians and security forces. The attack has…
The Death of Volleyball Coach Marks the End of the Most Controversial Sports League of the Year
Reza Ebrahimi, a prominent volleyball coach, died shortly before the final match of the Premier League, leading to the cancellation of the game and the…
ExoMars 2016 Launched in Search of Life on Mars
The ExoMars 2016 probe was launched to Mars to search for signs of life and test new landing technologies. This joint mission between Europe and…
German State Elections; 'Successes of the Far Right'
The far-right party in Germany has made significant gains in the recent state elections, while Chancellor Merkel's Christian Democratic Party has seen a decline in…
Use of Stem Cells for Cataract Treatment
Researchers have developed innovative methods using stem cells to treat cataracts, which are a leading cause of blindness globally. These methods could potentially replace current…
3D Printing of Transplanted Ear Approaches Reality
Scientists at Wake Forest Institute have developed a method for 3D printing ear parts that function like real ears when transplanted into animals. This breakthrough…
The Penguin Traveling to Brazil to See Mr. D'Souza
A Brazilian man named João Pereira D'Souza has formed a remarkable bond with a Magellanic penguin he rescued, named Jing Jing. Every spring, Jing Jing…
Opposition Representative: Assad Must Go, Dead or Alive
The Syrian opposition insists that Bashar Assad must leave power for any political transition to begin, while the Syrian government maintains that Assad is a…
Syrian Foreign Minister: Assad is a Red Line and We Will Not Negotiate on Him
The Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Moallem declared that the removal of Bashar al-Assad is a 'red line' and that the government will not negotiate on…
Endless Anxieties of Trump and Clinton; In the Fateful Week
The American party primaries are at a critical juncture with elections in key states like Florida and Ohio approaching. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are…
Nowruz, Haft-Seen, and the Tired Glass Bowl
The article discusses the ongoing debate in Iran regarding the tradition of placing goldfish on the Haft-Seen table for Nowruz, with campaigns urging people not…
George Martin Passes Away; A Look at the Works of the Former Beatles Producer
George Martin, the influential producer of the Beatles, passed away at 90, remembered for his pivotal role in transforming the band into a cultural phenomenon.…
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…
Signs Indicating 'No Returns on Sold Goods' to Be Removed
Iran's Deputy Minister of Industry announced the removal of signs stating 'No returns on sold goods' from stores, mandating that all shops must provide after-sales…
Roundtable Discussion on International Women's Day
A roundtable discussion was held on International Women's Day featuring prominent activists discussing the achievements and struggles of Iranian women. They highlighted the ongoing challenges…
Intra-Party Conflicts in the U.S. Presidential Elections Have Intensified!
Intra-party conflicts are intensifying within both the Democratic and Republican parties as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump face significant challenges despite leading in the polls.…
The Status of Women's Rights and Freedoms in Iran on International Women's Day
On International Women's Day, experts discuss the status of women's rights in Iran, highlighting the ongoing struggles for equality and the challenges posed by patriarchal…
History of International Women's Day
International Women's Day, celebrated on March 8, commemorates women's achievements in attaining equal rights over the past century. The day has evolved from its origins…
Complaint Filed by Several Representatives Against Nader Qazizadeh for 'Offensive Remarks'
Nader Qazizadeh, a parliamentary representative from Urmia, faces a complaint from the Women's Faction and other representatives for making offensive remarks about women. His comments…
Maria Sharapova: My doping test results have been declared positive
Maria Sharapova announced that her doping test results from the Australian Open were positive, leading to significant media coverage and speculation about her career. Despite…
Do you think the media ban on Mohammad Khatami and the restrictions imposed by the judiciary against him have diminished his influence in domestic political events in Iran, such as elections?
A poll was conducted regarding the impact of the media ban on former President Mohammad Khatami on his political influence in Iran. The majority of…
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…
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…
Deputy Minister of Energy: Iran's Groundwater Resources Will Run Out in 10 Years
The Deputy Minister of Energy warns that Iran's groundwater resources will be depleted in 10 years if current extraction rates continue. This crisis is exacerbated…
The Fastest Car in the World is Coming
Bugatti has unveiled the Chiron, the fastest car in the world, boasting nearly 1,500 horsepower and a top speed of 420 km/h. With only 500…
Abbas Vaez Tabasi, Custodian of the Astan Quds Razavi, Passes Away
Abbas Vaez Tabasi, a significant religious and political figure in Iran, passed away after health complications following recent elections. His death marks the end of…
Zika Virus Likely Causes Paralysis
New research suggests that the Zika virus may lead to paralysis, as evidenced by blood tests of individuals in Tahiti who experienced Guillain-Barré syndrome. The…
Approximately 500,000 Iranians Suffer from Heart and Brain Attacks Annually
Reza Malekzadeh, a health official, revealed that around 500,000 Iranians suffer from heart and brain attacks annually, with significant mortality rates. He emphasized the need…
Spotlight; An Oscar for Exposing the Church
The article discusses the Oscar-winning film 'Spotlight,' which exposes the widespread sexual abuse of children by priests and the church's cover-up of these crimes. It…
By 2050, Half of the World's Population Will Become Nearsighted
A report indicates that by 2050, over half of the global population will be nearsighted due to increased screen time and reduced exposure to natural…
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.…
Have Clinton and Trump Finished the Job?
The article discusses the ongoing U.S. presidential primaries, highlighting that while Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are not yet confirmed nominees, their early successes in…
Death of Perpetrators of Suicide Attack on Indian Consulate in Afghanistan
A suicide attack targeted the Indian consulate in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, resulting in five injuries and the deaths of the attackers. Afghan security forces successfully prevented…
Johnson & Johnson Found Liable for $72 Million in Cancer Patient's Family Lawsuit
Johnson & Johnson has been ordered to pay $72 million to the family of a cancer victim who attributed her illness to the company's products.…
Soltani-Far: Electronic Visa Issuance for Tourists by the End of 2016
Masoud Soltani-Far announced plans for electronic visa issuance for tourists, aiming to attract $20-30 billion annually. The Iranian government is taking steps to enhance tourism,…
Super Tuesday and the Tumultuous Preliminary Elections for the U.S. Presidency
Super Tuesday 2016 is set to be a critical day in the U.S. presidential primaries, with significant implications for both the Republican and Democratic parties.…
The Last Survivor of the 'People's Experts' List Protests the Election Results in Tehran
Ayatollah Mohammad Sajadi, the only candidate from the 'People's Experts' list who did not win a seat in the Assembly of Experts, has protested the…
Woman with Decapitated Child in Moscow
A woman in Moscow has been arrested for murdering a four-year-old girl she was babysitting, shocking the public. The incident involved the woman displaying the…