October 2015
Motahari: Indifference of Society Due to Fear Has Led to Continued House Arrest
Ali Motahari, an Iranian MP, criticized the societal indifference and fear that has led to the continued house arrest of prominent political figures since 2009.…
Google's Internet Balloons Over the World
Google has launched a project in Indonesia to test internet-delivering balloons, aiming to provide connectivity to millions of citizens lacking access. This initiative highlights the…
"Drop Your Knife": Suicide by Knife Attack
Isra Abad Zaidane, a 29-year-old Palestinian girl, was shot by Israeli police after refusing to drop a knife, which her family claims was a suicide…
Sephora France Prepares to Enter Iran
Sephora, the French cosmetics giant, plans to open several stores in Iran, marking it as the first major European company to invest directly in the…
Human Rights Watch Calls for Cancellation of Iran's Volleyball Hosting
Human Rights Watch has called on the International Volleyball Federation to prevent Iran from hosting volleyball events due to the country's ban on women attending…
Chinese Navy Commander to American Counterpart: A Small Incident Could Escalate to War
The Chinese Navy commander warned the U.S. that its activities in the South China Sea could lead to war, emphasizing the need for dialogue and…
China Ends Three Decades of One-Child Policy
China has officially ended its one-child policy, allowing couples to have two children. This change is aimed at addressing population imbalances and the aging demographic.…
Meeting with Fardin Moradpour
Fardin Moradpour, an 18-year-old, was arrested during a 2009 protest in Tabriz following his football team's success. His family members were also detained subsequently. This…
Paul Ryan Elected as New Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives
Paul Ryan has been elected as the new Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, succeeding John Boehner. Ryan's election is significant as he is…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini-131
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various political issues in Iran, including the implications of recent events such as the death of the last…
Many Pipes Burst During Oil Production Pressure Increase Drill
Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Zangeneh reported that many pipes burst during a drill aimed at increasing oil production pressure, highlighting the poor condition of the…
When a White Dwarf Devours the Earth
Astronomers have captured images of a solar system's destruction, providing insight into the potential future of Earth. The findings suggest that the remnants of a…
7.9% Decrease in Water Reserves of Iran's Dams
Iran's dam water reserves have decreased by 7.9% compared to last year, reflecting a severe drought affecting the country. The Karkheh Dam, the largest earthen…
Continued Decrease in Inflation Rate; Statistical Center: 13.6%, Central Bank: 14.8%
Recent reports from the Statistical Center of Iran and the Central Bank indicate a continued decrease in inflation rates, with the Statistical Center reporting an…
UNICEF: 39 Humanitarian Centers in Yemen Have Been Attacked So Far
UNICEF reports that a hospital in Yemen was the 39th humanitarian center attacked since March, with the Saudi-led coalition denying responsibility. The UN Secretary-General has…
Muslim Congressman Calls for the Release of Jason Rezaian
Keith Ellison, a U.S. Congressman, has called for the immediate release of Jason Rezaian, a Washington Post journalist imprisoned in Iran for over a year.…
120,000 People Displaced in Syria Due to Russian Airstrikes
The UN reports that over 120,000 people have been displaced in Syria due to recent Russian airstrikes, primarily affecting regions like Idlib, Hama, and Aleppo.…
Tourists Damage 'Stone Face' in Sarfaryab, Yasouj
Tourists climbing the Stone Face in Sarfaryab, Yasouj, caused significant damage to this natural monument while attempting to take photos. The local authorities are investigating…
World Health Organization: Sausages, Cold Cuts, and Red Meat Increase Cancer Risks
The World Health Organization has issued a report indicating that processed meats and red meat significantly increase the risk of various cancers. This report, compiled…
Hashemi: If Necessary, Iran's Capability to Acquire Nuclear Weapons Remains
Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani stated that Iran retains the capability to acquire nuclear weapons if necessary, despite the country's official stance on peaceful nuclear use. His…
Second Conversation Between Zarif and Lavrov on Syria in Two Days
Iran's Foreign Minister Zarif and Russia's Lavrov held their second phone conversation about Syria in two days, discussing terrorism and political solutions. The talks reflect…
20 Years After Those 'Three Bullets', Peace Remains a Distant Dream
Reuven Rivlin, the President of Israel, commemorated the 20th anniversary of Yitzhak Rabin's assassination, reflecting on its profound impact on Israeli democracy and the peace…
Right-Wingers Win Parliamentary Elections in Poland
The right-wing Law and Justice party has won a decisive victory in Poland's parliamentary elections, potentially allowing them to form a government without coalition partners…
Iran and Russia Emphasize 'Reducing Monopoly' in Global Internet Management
Iran and Russia are collaborating to reduce the monopoly in global internet management, with Iran allowing the Russian search engine Yandex to operate within its…
Afkhami: The Conviction of Khazaei in the US is 'Against International Law'
Marzieh Afkhami, spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, condemned the eight-year prison sentence of Iranian-American Mozafar Khazaei in the US, calling it unjust and against…
Cheese is 'Addictive'
Recent research suggests that cheese may be addictive due to its processing and the presence of casein, which releases a narcotic-like substance during digestion. This…
Chinese Scientists Create Super Dog Through Genetic Manipulation
Chinese scientists have successfully bred a genetically modified dog with double the muscle strength of regular dogs, aiming to study human muscle diseases through this…
Rais Dana: Lack of Demand is Due to Mass Poverty
The Iranian government is facing significant economic challenges, including high unemployment and poverty, as it attempts to stimulate demand through various policies. Economist Fariborz Rais…
Aerotelegraph: Flights from Germany and Austria to Iran Will Increase
Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines are set to increase flights to Iran as the country opens up to Western tourism and business. This move reflects a…
Seventy Years Since the Establishment of the United Nations
The United Nations celebrates its 70th anniversary, highlighting its achievements and the increasing global challenges it faces. The article discusses the need for reforms within…
Bomb Explosion at Sacred Shia Site in Bangladesh Leaves One Dead
A bomb explosion at a sacred Shia site in Dhaka, Bangladesh, resulted in one death and 80 injuries, with no group claiming responsibility. This incident…
Significant Changes in Breast Cancer Detection Guidelines
The American Cancer Society has updated its breast cancer detection guidelines, raising the starting age for mammograms to 45 and changing the frequency of tests.…
Carter: Increased Ground Operations Against 'Islamic State' Likely
U.S. Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter announced the likelihood of increased ground operations against the Islamic State in Iraq following a successful rescue of hostages.…
Powerful Storm Patricia Hits Mexico
The powerful storm Patricia, the strongest ever recorded in the Pacific, has struck the western coast of Mexico, prompting a state of emergency and evacuations.…
9 Million Dollar Ferrari Car
A 1967 Ferrari Tomasiama is listed for auction at 9 million dollars by a Dallas resident. This car, designed by an American engineer, is unique…
Two Killed in Sword Attack at School in Sweden
A masked man attacked the Kronan school in Trollhättan, Sweden, killing a teacher and a student, and injuring others. The assailant was shot dead by…
The 120,000-Year-Old Footprints of Homo Sapiens in China
Scientists have discovered 47 fossils of early human teeth in southern China, dating back 80,000 to 120,000 years, indicating that early human migration from Africa…
Alireza Naderi: The Collapse of the City Theater Reflects Our Cultural Issues
The main stage of the City Theater in Iran collapsed during a set installation, raising concerns about the theater's maintenance and the government's role in…
An American Soldier Killed During the Rescue of Iraqi Hostages
An American soldier was killed during a joint operation with Iraqi forces to rescue 70 hostages from ISIS in Iraq, marking the first U.S. military…
Decrease in 'Average Unemployment Benefit Claims' in the U.S.
The U.S. has reported a significant drop in unemployment benefit claims, reaching a 40-year low, despite a recent decline in job growth. This trend raises…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini-130
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the implications of U.S. President Trump's statements on Iran and the death of…
A Critique of 'Canada's Elections and Political Meaninglessness'
Ramin Jahanbegloo's article critiques the political landscape in Canada, highlighting the challenges faced by immigrants in gaining citizenship and their role in shaping Canadian society.…
50 Lashes Punishment for Zia Arabshahi
Zia Arabshahi, a former Iranian football player, has been sentenced to 50 lashes due to a complaint from Afshin Peyrovani, which Peyrovani denies, claiming he…
Seven Officials of Azerbaijan's National Security Ministry Arrested
Seven officials from Azerbaijan's National Security Ministry were arrested for abusing their power and illegally interfering in business activities. This follows the sudden dismissal of…
YouTube Millionaires
The article discusses how several YouTube stars have become millionaires through their channels, with Felix Kjellberg (PewDiePie) leading the way with $12 million in earnings…
250 People Poisoned in Chalous
On October 20, 250 people were poisoned in Chalous after consuming contaminated food at a mourning center, with 134 hospitalized. The incident highlights ongoing issues…
Russia's $5 Billion Credit Line for Relations with Iran
Iran and Russia have agreed on a $5 billion credit line to enhance their economic relations, with discussions focusing on energy projects and increasing bilateral…
4.1 Billion Years: The Age of Life on Earth
Recent discoveries of ancient zircon crystals in Australia suggest that life on Earth began 4.1 billion years ago, significantly earlier than previous estimates. This challenges…
Anti-Recession Package May Be 'Inflationary'
The Iranian government's newly unveiled anti-recession policy package has faced criticism from economic experts who argue it may lead to inflation rather than stimulate effective…
"West, Northwest"; A Japanese Lesbian Girl and a Religious Iranian Girl
The Japanese film "West, Northwest" features an Iranian girl, Naimeh, struggling to adapt to life in Japan while maintaining her religious beliefs. The film attempts…
Global Road Safety Status Report and Statistics for Iran
The World Health Organization's latest report highlights the alarming road safety situation in Iran, where traffic fatalities remain high despite some legislative improvements. Low- and…
Ebola Virus Can Remain Active in Semen of Survivors for Up to 9 Months
Research indicates that the Ebola virus can remain active in the semen of male survivors for up to nine months, raising concerns about potential transmission…
Navid Negahban: I Oppose Politicizing 'Baba Joon'
Navid Negahban, an Iranian actor, expresses his opposition to politicizing his film 'Baba Joon', which portrays the lives of Iranian Jews in Israel. He emphasizes…
Elections in Canada and Political Meaninglessness
The article critiques the political landscape in Canada, highlighting the lack of genuine engagement among voters and the systemic inequalities that persist. It argues that…
Croatia Opens Its Border with Serbia to Refugees
Croatia has opened its border with Serbia to refugees amid worsening conditions for thousands trapped in Serbia. Slovenia is struggling to manage the influx as…
Antioxidants and Cancer Progression
New research indicates that antioxidant supplements may accelerate the progression of melanoma, the deadliest skin cancer. Scientists warn cancer patients against using these supplements, as…
Advancement of Iraqi Forces on Three Fronts Against the Islamic State
Iraqi forces have made significant advances against the Islamic State in Baiji and are moving towards Ramadi and Hawija. Supported by Iran-backed militias and Sunni…
New Statistics in Iran: Decrease in Marriage and Increase in 'Single-Person Families'
New statistics reveal a significant decline in marriage rates in Iran, with a 6.5% decrease in 2015 compared to the previous year, while single-person families…
Two Killed and 11 Injured in Southern Israel Clashes
A Palestinian attack in Be'er Sheva resulted in the deaths of an Israeli soldier and the attacker, with 11 others injured. This incident marks one…
Head of Hajj Organization: Over 5,000 Mina Victims Buried in Mecca
The head of Iran's Hajj Organization reported that over 5,000 victims of the Mina tragedy have been buried in Mecca, with difficulties in identifying Iranian…
Municipal Election Candidate in Germany Stabbed
Henriette Reker, a leading candidate for mayor in Cologne, was stabbed during a campaign event by a man opposed to immigration policies. The attack has…
Iran's Interior Ministry: Suspect in Isfahan Acid Attacks Arrested
The Iranian Interior Ministry has arrested a suspect linked to last year's acid attacks in Isfahan, identified by victims and with a criminal background. The…
I Admit That I Am Enchanted by Words
Farah Molavi, a writer and translator based in Toronto, discusses her latest collection of short stories titled 'Stoning of Summer', which explores themes of Iranian…
At least five killed in armed attack on Shia mosque in eastern Saudi Arabia
An armed attack on a Shia mosque in eastern Saudi Arabia resulted in at least five deaths and several injuries. The Islamic State claimed responsibility…
Biden's Advisor Did Not Rule Out His Participation in the Presidential Election
Joe Biden's advisors have indicated he may enter the presidential race, countering speculation that he would not. Ted Kaufman, a close advisor, emphasized Biden's belief…
Government Retreats on Women's Issues Under Rouhani
The Iranian government, represented by the Vice Presidency for Women’s Affairs, has retreated from supporting women's rights, particularly regarding the requirement for a husband's permission…
Dozens Killed in Mosque Bombings in Nigeria
Dozens were killed in suicide bombings at a mosque in Maiduguri, Nigeria, attributed to Boko Haram. The attacks occurred shortly after the U.S. announced military…
Pepsi to Manufacture Mobile Phones for Chinese Consumers
Pepsi announced it will launch a mobile phone line in China, named P1, featuring Android technology. This move marks Pepsi's continued expansion into non-food products,…
85 Percent of Iran's Water Resources Have Been Used
Iran's Environmental Protection Organization has reported that 85% of the country's water resources are depleted due to excessive use. Officials warn that if current trends…
Iraqi Army and Shiite Militias Recapture Large Part of Baiji Refinery
The Iraqi army and Shiite militias have recaptured most of the Baiji oil refinery from Islamic State militants, marking a significant development in the ongoing…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 129
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and Trump's comments on…
The U.S. Will Keep More Soldiers in Afghanistan
President Obama has decided to keep 9,800 U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan until the end of 2016, revising previous plans to reduce their number significantly due…
Vaccine Developed to Prevent Dog Pregnancy
Chilean scientists have developed a new vaccine to prevent dog pregnancy, offering a cheaper and reversible alternative to surgical sterilization. This vaccine could significantly aid…
Following the Explosions in Turkey, Ankara Police Chief Dismissed
The police chief of Ankara and two senior officials were dismissed following deadly explosions that killed at least 99 people during a peace rally. The…
Ali Daei: Some have seized the opportunity to show off following Hadi Noroozi's passing
Ali Daei criticized individuals exploiting the death of footballer Hadi Noroozi for personal gain, questioning their sincerity and commitment to his family. He highlighted the…
Zarif: It is Not in Iran's Interest to Lose Saudi Arabia
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif emphasized the importance of maintaining relations with Saudi Arabia, arguing that both countries share common interests and challenges. His…
Impact of Recent Explosions on Political Landscape in Turkey
Recent explosions in Ankara have led to accusations against the Turkish government and the AKP, with analysts debating their involvement. The situation could affect the…
Davutoğlu Blames ISIS for Deadly Ankara Explosions
The Turkish Prime Minister has linked the recent deadly bombings in Ankara to ISIS, with investigations underway and multiple arrests made. The bombings occurred during…
Russian Embassy in Damascus Targeted by Two Mortars
The Russian embassy in Damascus was hit by mortar fire during a gathering of Assad supporters. While no casualties have been reported, the incident follows…
Two Palestinian Attackers Killed in Monday's Clashes
On October 20, multiple knife attacks by Palestinians in Jerusalem resulted in the deaths of two attackers and injuries to several others, including Israeli police…
Homo Naledi; A Human Capable of Living in Trees
Researchers have discovered a new species of early human, Homo Naledi, with limbs adapted for both tree and ground living. This discovery sheds light on…
The Global Jewish Population Has Decreased to 14 Million
The global Jewish population has decreased to about 14 million, significantly lower than pre-Holocaust numbers. The report highlights demographic changes, particularly the increase in Jewish…
Meeting with Ayoub Parkar
Ayoub Parkar, a former pilot and critic of the Iranian government, was arrested in 2009 for alleged connections with the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization and faced…
Meeting with Kafiyeh Malek Mohammadi
Kafiyeh Malek Mohammadi, a political prisoner arrested during the 2009 protests, has spent nearly three years in prison without leave. She was tried for charges…
The Horn of Africa is Becoming 'Drier'
Recent research indicates that the Horn of Africa, including Somalia, Djibouti, and Ethiopia, is drying out more rapidly than previously thought, contradicting earlier predictions of…
"Mamirow"; Nakedness Before Death
The film "Mamirow" by Hadi Mohaghegh won the Best Film Award at the Busan Festival, showcasing a unique storytelling approach that relies heavily on visuals…
Airstrike on 'Caravan Carrying al-Baghdadi' and Gathering Place of 'ISIS' Leaders
An airstrike in western Iraq targeted a caravan carrying ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and a gathering of ISIS leaders, reportedly killing several but leaving…
Discovery of a 48-Million-Year-Old Pregnant Horse
A 48-million-year-old pregnant horse fossil has been discovered in Germany, showcasing well-preserved remains including a fetus and uterine tissues. This find is significant as it…
Turkish Prime Minister: At least 95 killed in Ankara explosions
On October 10, 2015, two suicide bombings in Ankara killed at least 95 people during a rally organized by pro-Kurdish and labor parties. The Turkish…
Three Killed in Violence in Iraqi Kurdistan Region
Protests in the Iraqi Kurdistan region have escalated into violence, resulting in at least five deaths. The unrest, driven by economic grievances, has turned partisan…
Hundreds of Yazidi Women Have Committed Suicide While Captive of ISIS
The article discusses the plight of Yazidi women held captive by ISIS in northern Iraq, highlighting the efforts of Amna Said Hassan, a former Iraqi…
Record Sale of 550 Million Tomans for a Work by Mahmoud Farshchian at 'National Auction'
The second National Auction in Iran saw a record sale of 550 million tomans for a work by Mahmoud Farshchian, contributing to a total of…
Dozens Dead Following Two Explosions in Central Ankara
Two explosions in Ankara have resulted in at least 30 deaths and 126 injuries, occurring during a peace march against the Turkish government's conflict with…
Minister of Labor: They Receive Money from the Government and Publish Administrative Letters Against It
Ali Rabei, Iran's Minister of Labor, criticized the public release of a letter from four ministers warning about the economic recession, calling it political mischief.…
Daughters of Mousavi and Rahnavard: Mir Hossein Mousavi is Healthy and Under House Arrest
Mir Hossein Mousavi's daughters have issued a statement confirming that their father is healthy and under house arrest, denying rumors about his illness. This comes…
Nobel Prize Winner: Chronicler of War and the Chernobyl Disaster
Svetlana Alexievich, a Belarusian Nobel laureate, is renowned for her poignant narratives on Chernobyl and World War II, reflecting on the Soviet legacy and censorship…
Water Dogs: Survivors from the Time of Dinosaurs
Scientists have discovered fossils of a new species of rodent, Kimbetopsalis simmonsae, in New Mexico, which lived shortly after the extinction of dinosaurs. This discovery…
Relative Stability of Food Prices in Shahrivar
The inflation rate for food prices in Iran showed a relative decrease in Shahrivar 1394, with a 9.4% increase compared to the previous year. The…
The First Sand Hotel; Realization of a Childhood Fantasy
A unique sand hotel has been built in Oos, Netherlands, attracting tourists looking to fulfill childhood fantasies. The hotel, inspired by ice hotels, offers comfortable…
The 2015 Nobel Prize in Literature Awarded to a Female Writer from Belarus
Svetlana Alexievich, a Belarusian writer and journalist, was awarded the 2015 Nobel Prize in Literature for her works that reflect the voices of suffering and…
Espionage by 'Probably Iranian' Hackers on LinkedIn
A group of hackers, likely from Iran, has been using fake LinkedIn profiles to spy on international targets, including in the U.S. They have successfully…
Dozens Killed and Injured in Airstrike on Wedding Ceremony in Yemen
An airstrike on a wedding in Yemen, reportedly conducted by the Saudi-led coalition, has killed at least 13 people and injured 38. The incident highlights…
Clashes Between Palestinians and Israelis; Is the Third Intifada Beginning?
Clashes between Palestinians and Israelis have escalated, leading to speculation about the start of a Third Intifada. Mahmoud Abbas opposes the violence, while Israeli actions,…
The 2015 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded to Scientists from Sweden, Turkey, and the USA
The 2015 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Tomas Lindahl, Aziz Sancar, and Paul Modrich for their groundbreaking research on DNA repair systems. Their…
Abbas Emphasizes Continued Cooperation with Israel Amid Likelihood of 'Third Intifada'
Tensions in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are escalating, with Abbas urging continued cooperation with Israel to prevent further unrest, while Netanyahu blames him for incitement following…
Possibility of Ground Contamination Transfer to Mars
NASA scientists are grappling with the challenge of exploring Mars without contaminating it with Earth-based life forms, especially after discovering liquid water on the planet.…
IMF Revises Global Economic Growth Forecast
The IMF has revised its global economic growth forecast down to 3.1% for this year, citing slowdowns in emerging economies and ongoing recessions in major…
Tehran City Council: The Decision to Reduce Council Members is 'Hasty and Unprofessional'
The Tehran City Council has criticized a recent parliamentary decision to reduce the number of council members from 31 to 21 as 'hasty and unprofessional,'…
Makhmalbaf at the Haifa Festival
Mohsen Makhmalbaf, the prominent Iranian filmmaker, attended the Haifa Film Festival as the head of the jury, where he was warmly received by Israeli media…
2015 Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded to Japanese and Canadian Scientists
The 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to Takaaki Kajita and Arthur B. McDonald for their discovery that neutrinos have mass. This significant finding…
International Monetary Fund Reports Potential Negative Growth and Rising Inflation in Iran
The IMF's latest report highlights the potential for negative growth and rising inflation in Iran, emphasizing the need for economic reforms to capitalize on the…
The Surge of Presidential Candidates in American Late Night Comedy Shows
The article discusses the increasing participation of U.S. presidential candidates in late-night comedy shows, highlighting how these appearances help them connect with voters and present…
The Scent of Death Discovered
Researchers have discovered that human bodies emit a unique scent during decomposition, which can help dogs identify human remains. This breakthrough could lead to new…
Five Points About the Nobel Prizes
The Nobel Committee announces its annual prizes in various fields, with significant details about the nomination process and the history of the awards. Founded by…
Islamic State Blows Up Another Historical Monument in Palmyra
The Islamic State has destroyed the Arch of Triumph in Palmyra, Syria, adding to its previous destruction of significant temples. This ongoing destruction of cultural…
Facial Recognition Algorithm for Increased Product Sales
Affectiva, a startup in Massachusetts, has developed software that uses facial recognition to gauge audience reactions to advertisements in real-time. This technology could revolutionize how…
Meeting with Farhad Salimi
The article discusses the case of Farhad Salimi, a Kurdish political prisoner arrested in 2010 for alleged collaboration with radical groups. His situation highlights the…
A New Theory on the Nature of Dark Matter
Scientists at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have developed a new model of dark matter that suggests it was detectable in the early universe. This theory…
UN Condemns Attack on Kunduz Hospital; Obama: We Will Investigate
The UN condemned an airstrike on a hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan, that killed at least 19, likely conducted by US forces. President Obama promised a…
Joseph Schumpeter and the Issue of the Role of Elites in Democracy
The article discusses Joseph Schumpeter's elite theory, which posits that elites should guide democracy rather than the masses, whom he viewed as incapable of responsibly…
Ben Carson: Syrian Refugees Should Be Banned from Entering America
Ben Carson, a Republican presidential candidate, called for a ban on Syrian refugees entering the U.S., citing concerns about jihadist infiltration. His remarks align with…
Netanyahu Blames Abbas for the Death of Israeli Couple
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu blamed Palestinian leaders, particularly Mahmoud Abbas, for the murder of an Israeli couple in the West Bank, linking it to ongoing…
At least 11 killed in U.S. military plane crash in Afghanistan
A U.S. military C-130 plane crashed in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, killing at least 11 people, including American military personnel and civilian contractors. The Taliban claimed responsibility…
Iran in the Global Scene of 'Competitiveness'
The World Economic Forum's annual report on global competitiveness shows Iran has improved its ranking to 74th among 144 countries, up from 83rd last year.…
The Separation of Humans from Chimpanzees Accompanied by Changes in Auditory Quality
Researchers are investigating the auditory capabilities of early humans, specifically Australopithecus africanus and Paranthropus, to understand whether they heard sounds more like modern humans or…
30-Year-Old Captain of Persepolis Team Dies from Heart Attack
Hadi Norouzi, the 30-year-old captain of the Persepolis football team, died from a heart attack, prompting widespread mourning among fans and fellow players. His funeral…
Campaign Against 'Sex Robots'
A campaign has emerged against the growing acceptance of sexual relationships with robots, with activists warning of the social inequalities and destructive effects it may…