August 2015
Jahangiri's Defense Against Ahmadinejad is 'Ready'
Eshaq Jahangiri has prepared his defense against Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's complaint regarding accusations of defamation and falsehoods. This legal battle highlights the ongoing tensions between the…
Reports of the 'Assassination' of Four Organizers of Recent Protests in Iraq
Four organizers of recent protests in Iraq demanding better public services and anti-corruption measures were assassinated by unknown assailants. The protests, which have gained traction…
Islamic State Blows Up Largest Ancient Temple in the Middle East
The Islamic State has destroyed the "Bel" temple in Palmyra, Syria, marking the second ancient temple targeted in recent days. This act has been condemned…
Widespread Protests Against Malaysian Prime Minister
Widespread protests in Malaysia against Prime Minister Najib Razak have erupted following allegations of corruption involving hundreds of millions of dollars in his personal account.…
A 'Foreign Suspect' Arrested in Connection with Bangkok Explosion
A foreign suspect has been arrested in connection with the deadly explosion at the Erawan Shrine in Bangkok, initially thought to be Turkish but denied…
Long-Term Isolation Experiment on Astronauts
NASA is conducting a year-long isolation experiment with six volunteers to simulate life on Mars, aiming to study the effects of long-term confinement on human…
Death of One Person and 200 Cats in Fire at Cat Shelter in Eshtehard
A fire at a cat shelter in Eshtehard led to the tragic deaths of its founder, Ms. Raoufi, and around 200 cats. The incident has…
Mohammad Javad Khordmand, Author of 'A Handful of Troubles', Passes Away
Mohammad Javad Khordmand, a notable Iranian writer known for his minimalist short stories, passed away. He was instrumental in the continuation of the literary magazine…
Human Rights Campaign: Iran's Agreement with Telegram Aims to Limit Users
The International Human Rights Campaign reports that Telegram will soon set up servers in Iran following negotiations with the government, aiming to restrict user access…
A Tweet That Changed the Life of a War Refugee
A father from Syria, Abdul Halim Attar, and his daughter Reem, living as refugees in Lebanon, gained international attention after a web designer shared their…
Land Grabbing in Heyran Pass: Case of the District Governor Sent to Court
The case of land grabbing in Heyran Pass has escalated with accusations between two parliament representatives leading to the district governor's case being sent to…
The Mystery of the 'Iran Embassy Opening' Poster in Tel Aviv
A poster in Tel Aviv claiming an Iranian embassy would open soon was revealed to be a promotional stunt for an upcoming Israeli comedy film.…
"Disability is a Constructed Concept"; A Look at the Book 'Embodiment and Power'
The article discusses the book 'Embodiment and Power', which critiques the societal and medical perceptions of disability, arguing that disability is a socially constructed concept…
World Stars Defeat Iranian Football Stars in Charity Match
In a charity match at Azadi Stadium, a team of international football stars defeated Iranian football legends 3-0. The match featured notable players like Roberto…
Iran in 1400 and Facing Unemployment Crisis
A report from the Iranian Parliament's Research Center indicates a looming unemployment crisis, predicting that the unemployment rate could rise to 18.2% in 1400, with…
The Guardian's Top 100 English-Language Novels; From 'Jane Eyre' to 'Wuthering Heights'
The Guardian published a list of the top 100 English-language novels, compiled by Robert McCrum, which has faced criticism for its lack of representation of…
Iran's Parliament Report: Unemployment Rate to Reach About 16% in 1400
A report from Iran's Parliament indicates that the unemployment rate could reach 16% in 1400, with over 4.1 million unemployed individuals if economic growth is…
Two Iraqi Generals Killed in Islamic State Bombing in Anbar Province
Two Iraqi generals were killed in a suicide bombing by ISIS while they were advancing in Anbar province. This attack highlights the ongoing struggle between…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini-123
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various current events in Iran, including the implications of the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran…
The Impact of Increased Audiences on the Quality of Iranian Theater
The 14th Iranian Critics and Theater Writers Association festival highlighted concerns over the declining quality of Iranian theater despite an increase in audience size and…
Stephen Hawking: Black Holes Are Not Eternal Prisons
Stephen Hawking has presented a new theory suggesting that black holes are not eternal prisons and that information can escape them, addressing the longstanding black…
Zangeneh: We Will Increase Oil Exports Even If Prices Halve
Iran's oil minister, Bijan Namdar Zangeneh, asserts that Iran will boost oil exports despite potential price drops, emphasizing the importance of its OPEC share. He…
Efforts to Register Darabgerd as a World Heritage Site
Efforts are underway to register the ancient city of Darabgerd and its mud wall as a UNESCO World Heritage site and in the Guinness World…
Over 800 American Rabbis Urge Congress to Oppose Nuclear Deal
Over 800 American rabbis have signed a letter urging Congress to oppose the nuclear deal with Iran, citing concerns for U.S. and Israeli interests. The…
The Tudeh Party Members in Tajikistan: Past and Present
The article discusses the history and current situation of Tudeh Party members who migrated from Iran to Tajikistan, highlighting their cultural contributions and the challenges…
Zangeneh Reports Lack of 'Sufficient Resources' for Investment in Oil Industry
Iran's Oil Minister Bijan Zangeneh announced a severe lack of investment in the oil sector due to plummeting oil prices, which have fallen from $108…
Scientists Grow Human Brain in Laboratory
Scientists at Ohio State University have successfully grown a human brain in the lab, which could advance research on neurological diseases and drug effects. This…
Lenses for Mobile Cameras
The article discusses the growing market for mobile camera lenses and accessories, highlighting various companies and their innovative products. Companies like Moment, Olloclip, and Photojojo…
Islamic State Blows Up Ancient Temple in Palmyra
The Islamic State has destroyed the Temple of Baal Shamin in Palmyra, Syria, causing significant damage to this UNESCO World Heritage site. This act follows…
Dozens Injured in Beirut Protests
Protests in Beirut against corruption and mismanagement turned violent, resulting in at least 45 injuries. Demonstrators demand the resignation of the government and parliament amid…
Islamic State Dismembers Body of Syrian Archaeologist
The Islamic State has dismembered the body of Khaled al-Asaad, an 82-year-old archaeologist who was beheaded for protecting the archaeological sites of Palmyra. His family…
Inflation Rate in Iran Shows 'Decrease' for August
Iran's inflation rate has shown a decrease for August, with the 12-month inflation rate at 13.8% and point-to-point inflation at 11.5%. This decline indicates a…
Dozens of Civilians Killed in Syrian Army Attacks Near Damascus
A recent airstrike by the Syrian army near Damascus resulted in the deaths of at least 34 civilians, including 12 children, amid ongoing clashes with…
NASA: The Earth Will Not Be Destroyed in September
NASA has confirmed that the Earth will not be destroyed by a meteorite impact in September, dispelling a rumor started by a Christian pastor. The…
The Emergence of the 'Chechen' and 'Turkistani' Villages in Syria
The article discusses the emergence of Chechen and Turkistani communities in northwestern Syria, particularly in the Latakia region, following the Syrian civil war. These communities…
Barak: Netanyahu Considered Military Attack on Iran's Nuclear Sites Three Times
Ehud Barak revealed that Benjamin Netanyahu considered military strikes on Iran's nuclear sites in 2010, 2011, and 2012, with significant internal debate and opposition from…
What Was the Right of Mortezaei?
Saeed Mortezaei, a notorious Iranian judge linked to major human rights abuses, was acquitted in a significant case involving torture and murder of election detainees.…
A Look at the First Congress and Charter of the Islamic Iran National Unity Party
The first congress of the Islamic Iran National Unity Party took place in Tehran, electing Ali Shakouri Rad as its Secretary-General. This event marks a…
New Law Issued: Banks Required to Provide Individuals' Information to Tax Organization
Iran has enacted a new law requiring banks and government entities to share individuals' financial information with the Tax Affairs Organization to combat tax evasion.…
Hackers Expose User Data from a Dating Site
Hackers have leaked personal data from Ashley Madison, a dating site for married individuals, affecting 37 million users. The breach raises significant privacy concerns, especially…
Islamic State Takes Dozens of Captured Syrian Christians to Raqqa
The Islamic State has destroyed a Christian monastery in Homs, Syria, and taken dozens of captured Christians to Raqqa. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - Episode 122
The latest episode of 'At Five O'Clock' discusses the current political climate in Iran, including the implications of proxy wars and the responsibility of opposition…
Greek Prime Minister Calls for Early Elections Following Resignation
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has resigned and called for early elections after losing parliamentary support following the acceptance of a controversial financial bailout. The…
Part of the Vegetation Cover of Hamoun Wetland Burned
A significant area of vegetation in the Hamoun Wetland has burned due to the negligence of local herders, raising concerns about environmental impacts and dust…
August 28; A Major Turning Point in Political Events in the Geography of Iran
August 28 marks a pivotal moment in Iranian history, characterized by the ousting of Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh, which allowed the young Shah to regain…
Symphony of Loneliness, Snow, Cold, and Strangers
Payman Esmaeili, a prominent young Iranian writer, discusses his literary journey and the themes in his works, particularly focusing on his novel 'The Guardian' and…
Continued Controversy of Land Grabbing in Hirkan: MP Exposes Names of 65 Land Grabbers
A parliamentary representative has revealed the names of 65 alleged land grabbers in the Hirkan area, including relatives of another MP, escalating a public feud…
Addition of Kurdish Section to Persian Literature Textbook in Kurdistan
Kurdistan Province will introduce a Kurdish section in the Persian literature textbook for high school students starting next academic year, with support from the Ministry…
Decrease in Agricultural Production in Germany Due to Drought
Germany is experiencing a significant decrease in agricultural production due to severe drought conditions that have persisted since May. The German National Farmers' Union reports…
Orson Welles; The Genius Who Wept
Orson Welles, a legendary filmmaker, is commemorated on the centenary of his birth with screenings and retrospectives. Despite his early success with 'Citizen Kane,' Welles…
Failure of Davutoğlu's Negotiations with the Nationalist Movement Party to Form a Coalition Government
Ahmet Davutoğlu's attempts to form a coalition government in Turkey have failed, both with the Republican People's Party and the Nationalist Movement Party. With less…
Marginalization and the Marginalized
The population of marginalized individuals in Iran is projected to exceed 13 million, highlighting significant social and economic challenges. Sociologist Hossein Ghazian attributes this growth…
Amnesty International: Evidence of War Crimes by Parties in Yemen
Amnesty International has reported evidence of war crimes in Yemen due to airstrikes by the Saudi-led coalition and attacks by the Houthis, resulting in significant…
At least 16 killed in Bangkok explosion
A bomb exploded at a Hindu temple in Bangkok, killing at least 16 people and injuring many others. The incident has not yet been claimed…
Iranian Navy Engages Pirates in Gulf of Aden
The Iranian Navy successfully repelled two pirate attacks on an Iranian oil tanker in the Gulf of Aden, marking the 186th confrontation with pirates. The…
Attack on Three More Iranian Trucks in Turkey
Three Iranian trucks were attacked in Turkey, with one truck burned and no injuries to drivers. This marks the ninth attack on Iranian vehicles in…
Kimia Alizadeh Defeats Olympic Champion from London
Kimia Alizadeh won the gold medal in taekwondo at the Grand Prix in Russia by defeating the Olympic champion Jade Jones. This victory marks a…
Iraqi Parliament Holds Former Prime Minister Responsible for Fall of Mosul
The Iraqi Parliament has identified former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and 35 others as responsible for the fall of Mosul to ISIS. This finding comes…
An Indonesian passenger plane with 54 occupants has crashed
An Indonesian passenger plane with 54 people on board crashed in Papua after losing contact with air traffic control. The wreckage was found later that…
Tehran Lacks Centralized Crisis Management Authority in Case of Earthquake
Iranian officials express concerns about the lack of a centralized crisis management authority in Tehran, especially in light of recent earthquakes. Experts warn that a…
Minister of Culture: Friday Imams and Judiciary Also Involved in Concert Cancellations
Iran's Minister of Culture announced the cancellation of 9 music concerts, attributing the issue to opposition from Friday Imams and the judiciary. This highlights ongoing…
Asian Champion Withdraws from National Team 'Due to Living Expenses'
Javad Mohajoub, an Asian judo champion, has withdrawn from the Iranian national team due to financial struggles and lack of support, stating he cannot continue…
Mostafa Tajzadeh Released on Leave from Evin Prison
Mostafa Tajzadeh, a prominent reformist political figure and former deputy minister, has been granted temporary leave from Evin Prison after years of imprisonment under harsh…
American Hostage Was 'Sex Slave' of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi Before Her Death
ABC News reports that Kayla Mueller, an American hostage, was used as a sex slave by ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi before her death. Her…
Octopuses: 'Alien Creatures?'
A new study reveals that octopuses have a unique genome that differs significantly from all other Earth creatures, suggesting they may be more alien than…
Algerian Man Runs After Airplane at Istanbul Airport
An Algerian man broke a glass door at Istanbul Airport and ran onto the runway after missing his flight. He was arrested by security and…
Twitter Removes 140-Character Limit on Direct Messages
Twitter has lifted the 140-character limit on Direct Messages, increasing it to 10,000 characters. This change aims to enhance user engagement and attract more users,…
Jannati: The Nuclear Agreement Must Be Approved by the Parliament
Ahmad Jannati, a key cleric, insists that Iran's nuclear agreement should be approved by Parliament, highlighting a rift between the Rouhani government and conservative factions.…
Motahari: Not Every Protest Against the Judiciary Constitutes a Crime
Ali Motahari has criticized judicial officials for labeling protests against court rulings as crimes, emphasizing the normalcy of expressing dissatisfaction with judicial decisions. This matter…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 121
The program discusses various current events in Iran, including the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and the potential for increased radicalization within…
Explosion in a bookstore in Urmia leaves one dead
An explosion in a bookstore in Urmia resulted in one death and four injuries, attributed to personal disputes between the perpetrator and the bookstore owner.…
Post-Sanctions Era in Iran from the Perspective of the World Bank
The World Bank's report outlines the economic implications of lifting sanctions on Iran, highlighting potential increases in oil exports and foreign trade. It predicts growth…
Dozens Killed in Explosion in Sadr City, Baghdad
A devastating explosion in Sadr City, Baghdad, killed at least 76 people and injured many others, with ISIS claiming responsibility. This incident highlights ongoing security…
Zarif Discusses Afghanistan and Yemen with Pakistani Officials
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif is in Pakistan to discuss regional issues, including Yemen and Afghanistan, with Pakistani officials. His visit underscores Iran's close…
At least 44 dead and hundreds injured in two massive explosions in China
Two massive explosions in Tianjin, China, resulted in at least 44 deaths and hundreds of injuries, with many individuals still unaccounted for. The explosions are…
Iran's Extensive Presence in Montreal; Iranian 'Taboo' in Canada
Iranian cinema is making a significant presence at the Montreal International Film Festival, showcasing films like 'Taboo' and 'Mohammad'. This highlights the ongoing challenges and…
The Activation of Japan's First Nuclear Reactor Following the Fukushima Disaster
Japan has restarted its first nuclear reactor since the Fukushima disaster, despite public protests and opposition. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is pushing for nuclear energy…
State of Emergency Declared in Ferguson, USA Following Heavy Shootings
A state of emergency was declared in Ferguson, USA, following shootings during the anniversary of Michael Brown's death. The incident involved police responding to gunfire…
Gharazi: If Hashemi Did Not Want the Issue to Be Clarified, He Would Not Have Brought His Son to Iran
Mohammad Gharazi discusses Hashemi Rafsanjani's recent comments on the revolution and the involvement of new revolutionaries, suggesting that Rafsanjani's intentions are misunderstood. He defends Rafsanjani's…
Foreign Tourists Heading to Iran; 'Hotels Fully Booked Until 2016'
Ebrahim Pourfaraj announced that four and five-star hotels in major Iranian cities are fully booked by foreign tourists until 2016 due to a significant increase…
Shooting at US Consulate in Istanbul
Two assailants attacked the US consulate in Istanbul, following a bomb explosion at a nearby police station. This incident is part of a broader context…
Advancement of Syrian Rebels Towards the Mediterranean Coast
Syrian rebels, including extremist groups, have advanced towards the Mediterranean coast by retaking strategic villages from Assad's forces. This escalation follows a series of counterattacks…
29 Prominent American Scientists Support Nuclear Agreement
Twenty-nine prominent American scientists have publicly supported the nuclear agreement between Iran and six world powers, potentially influencing the White House's efforts to present the…
Extensive Reforms in Iraq with the Abolition of Certain Positions and Reduction of Security Personnel
The Iraqi government has approved extensive reforms proposed by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, including the abolition of certain government positions and a reduction in security…
Obstacles to Reforms in Iraq
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has launched a reform program to cut government costs and tackle corruption, starting with the elimination of Vice Presidential positions.…
The Disparity Between Income and Expenditure of Iranian Households
The Central Bank's report reveals a significant budget deficit for urban Iranian households in 2014, with expenditures exceeding incomes, leading to increased reliance on savings…
Minister of Culture: The Judiciary Bans Writers, Not Us
Ali Jannati, Iran's Minister of Culture, claims that the judiciary, not his ministry, is responsible for banning journalists and writers. He asserts that there are…
Wave of Attacks in Kabul Leaves at Least 42 Dead
A series of attacks in Kabul, including a truck bomb and a suicide bombing at a police academy, resulted in at least 42 deaths and…
Iran and Japan Volleyball Teams Reach Final of Asian Championship
Iran and Japan's volleyball teams have advanced to the final of the 2015 Asian Championship after defeating China and Qatar, respectively. Iran's comeback victory against…
Attack on Iranian Bus in Turkey Leaves One Dead
An Iranian bus was attacked in Turkey, resulting in one death and three injuries. Iranian officials are warning citizens against traveling to Turkey due to…
Decrease in Prices and Transactions in the Housing and Construction Sector
The Central Bank's report reveals a significant decline in housing transactions and prices in Tehran, indicating a continued stagnation in the market despite government efforts…
Two-Year Assessment of the Presidency
The article reflects on the two-year anniversary of Hassan Rouhani's presidency, highlighting his initial promises and the achievements of his government, particularly regarding the nuclear…
Iran Meteorological Organization: Jamming Signals Disrupt Our Work
An Iranian meteorological official has reported that jamming signals are disrupting weather radar operations, particularly in Tehran, leading to difficulties in forecasting. This issue has…
The Golden Era is Not Bright
The gold market is experiencing a significant downturn, with prices dropping sharply due to various factors including a strengthening US dollar, low inflation rates, and…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 120
The latest episode of 'Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini' discusses various pressing issues in Iran, including the death of a Mossad representative and the potential…
Fardaahang: Second Part
Radio Farda's live music program, Fardaahang, airs every Thursday evening. It features a variety of musical content and engages listeners with its programming. This matters…
Fardahang: Part One
Radio Farda is hosting a live music program called Fardahang, which airs every Thursday evening. This program aims to engage listeners with music content, reflecting…
At least 13 killed in suicide attack on mosque in Saudi Arabia
A suicide attack on a mosque in southwestern Saudi Arabia resulted in at least 13 security personnel dead and 9 injured. The attack has not…
Rouhani: Some Think Our Problem with the World Was Only Nuclear
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani emphasized the need for engagement with the world beyond the nuclear issue, addressing unemployment among youth and advocating for equal job…
On the Anniversary of the Hiroshima Bombing, Japan Calls for the Destruction of Nuclear Weapons
On the 70th anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing, Japan's leaders called for global nuclear disarmament, with representatives from around the world attending the ceremony. The…
Malaysian Prime Minister: The Found Piece Belongs to MH370 Aircraft
Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak confirmed that a piece of debris found on Reunion Island has been identified as belonging to the missing MH370 aircraft,…
Strike of 5,500 Stone Cutting Units in Iran in Protest Against Value Added Tax
5,500 stone cutting units in Iran have gone on strike to protest the enforcement of a value-added tax, which they believe contradicts a prior agreement…
Italy Officially Invites Hassan Rouhani to Visit Rome
Italy has officially invited Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to visit Rome, aiming to strengthen economic ties post-sanctions. The invitation comes during a visit by Italian…
Mediterranean Sea: The 'Deadliest' Route in Search of a Better Life
The Mediterranean Sea has become the deadliest route for migrants seeking better lives, with over 2,000 fatalities reported this year. The International Organization for Migration…
Airbus's New Plan: 'Flight from London to New York in One Hour'
Airbus has developed a new supersonic passenger aircraft capable of flying from London to New York in one hour and from Paris to Tokyo in…
Iran's First Defeat in Asian Volleyball Championship
Iran's volleyball team faced their first defeat in the Asian Championship against South Korea, losing 3-1 despite an initial lead. This loss places Iran second…
Possible 9% Decrease in Russia's Gross National Product Due to Sanctions
The IMF predicts that Western sanctions against Russia could lead to a 9% decrease in its GDP, with initial impacts already causing a 1-1.5% decline.…
Hamid Soryan in an Interview with Radio Farda: I Have Never Aimed to Break Records
Hamid Soryan, a prominent Iranian wrestler, discusses the need for a calm environment for success in upcoming competitions, emphasizing his focus on preparation rather than…
Discovery of a New Method for Detecting Pancreatic Cancer
Researchers at Queen Mary University in London have developed a urine test that can detect pancreatic cancer at an early stage by identifying three proteins.…
Mine Explosion in Kurdistan Province Claims Victims
A mine explosion in Kurdistan Province has resulted in the death of a 13-year-old boy and left a 12-year-old boy critically injured. The incident highlights…
Over 130,000 Hectares Burned in Widespread California Wildfire
A massive wildfire in California has burned over 130,000 hectares, driven by drought and lightning strikes. Approximately 10,000 firefighters are battling 21 active fires, with…
Barack Obama: There is no greater threat to the world than climate change
Barack Obama has announced new U.S. policies to combat climate change, emphasizing its critical importance as the greatest threat to future generations. He highlighted the…
Society and Fear: Prudence or Calamity?
The article discusses the pervasive fear in Iranian society regarding expressing dissent, highlighting how this fear leads to self-censorship and a lack of trust among…
Denial of the Presence of Zarif's Son at the Wedding of the U.S. Secretary of State's Child
The Iranian Foreign Ministry denied reports that Mohammad Javad Zarif's son attended the wedding of the U.S. Secretary of State's child, labeling the claims as…
The Doors of the 'Death Crypt' Are Opened to You
A hotel in Lewiston, Maine, is offering guests the chance to stay in a real crypt that served as a priest's grave for over a…
Nigerian Army: We Have Rescued 178 People from Boko Haram
The Nigerian Army has rescued 178 individuals, including 101 children, from Boko Haram during recent operations. This highlights ongoing efforts against the extremist group, which…
Seizure of 10 Chinese Fishing Vessels in Iranian Waters
Iran has seized 10 Chinese fishing vessels for unauthorized entry into its territorial waters, not for illegal fishing practices. The vessels were reportedly contracted to…
Ronda Rousey; Cinema, Modeling, and Championship in the World's Toughest Sport
Ronda Rousey quickly defeated her opponent in a UFC match, igniting controversy due to comments made about her father's suicide. She is celebrated as a…
Malaysia: The piece found in 'Réunion' belongs to a Boeing 777
Malaysian officials have confirmed that a piece of aircraft found on Réunion Island belongs to a Boeing 777, likely linked to the missing MH370 flight.…
The Vaccine That Will End the Ebola Nightmare
A promising Ebola vaccine trial in Guinea has shown a 100% effectiveness rate, with researchers advocating for its widespread use due to the virus's high…
Sixth Session of Saeed Mortazavi's Court Held
The sixth court session for Saeed Mortazavi, former Tehran prosecutor, addressed accusations related to the Kahrizak detention center where several protesters died. The father of…
Unveiling of Facebook's Drone
Facebook has launched a solar-powered drone named 'Aquila' to provide internet access to remote areas, partnering with internet.org for this initiative. The drone can fly…
Iran Customs Statistics for Four Months: Significant Decrease in Imports
Iran's customs report reveals a significant drop in imports by over 20% in the first four months of the year, with non-oil exports also declining…
Discovery of a 300-Year-Old Treasure by Florida Divers
Florida divers Eric Smith and his family discovered a treasure worth over a million dollars from a Spanish ship that sank 300 years ago. This…
Colorful Selfie Retouching Applications
The article discusses the rise of selfie retouching applications, highlighting various popular apps that enhance selfies for social media. It emphasizes the ease of transforming…
Reza Daqati: My Photos Reflect the Shared Pain of Humanity
Reza Daqati is holding a photo exhibition in Paris titled 'Dream of Humanity,' showcasing his work and that of Syrian refugee children he has trained.…