April 2016
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…
Venezuelan Government Employees to Work Two Days a Week
The Venezuelan government has mandated that public sector employees work only two days a week to conserve energy amid severe electricity shortages and a worsening…
International Aid for Chernobyl Radiation Control
International organizations have pledged 87.5 million euros to help secure the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, which remains a hazard 30 years after its catastrophic explosion.…
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…
Turkey Sets Deadline for EU Agreement Implementation
Turkey's Prime Minister has set a deadline for the EU to lift visa requirements for Turkish citizens, threatening to cancel agreements if the deadline is…
EU Foreign Policy Chief Visits Tehran
Federica Mogherini, the EU's foreign policy chief, visited Tehran to meet with Iranian officials, including Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif. The visit aims to enhance…
The Gorilla Who Danced Ballet for His Birthday
A three-year-old gorilla named Loop has gained viral fame for performing a ballet dance to celebrate his birthday at a zoo in Australia. The video…
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…
World Bank Commits 28% to Combat Climate Change
The World Bank has announced a significant commitment to allocate 28% of its investments to combat climate change, marking a shift in its focus towards…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini-152
The article discusses the weekly radio program 'At Five O'Clock' which reviews significant events in Iran, including the implications of U.S. President Trump's statements regarding…
Golden State on the Verge of Breaking NBA Historical Record
Golden State defeated San Antonio 112-101, moving closer to breaking the NBA record for most wins in a season. They currently have 70 wins and…
French Company Peugeot Receives Official Investment License for Iran
Peugeot has received an official investment license to establish a joint venture with Iran Khodro, marking a significant step in reviving automotive production in Iran…
Syrian TV: ISIS has kidnapped 300 workers from a cement factory
ISIS has kidnapped 300 workers from a cement factory in Dmeir, Syria, amid renewed attacks on government forces. This incident highlights the ongoing violence and…
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…
Greece Begins Process of Returning Refugees to Turkey
Greece has begun returning refugees to Turkey, starting with a group of 131 individuals. This process is part of an EU-Turkey agreement, which has raised…
Air France Flight Attendants Protest Mandatory Hijab in Iran
Female flight attendants from Air France are protesting a new requirement to wear hijab when entering Iran. The directive comes as Air France prepares to…
Netanyahu: Israel is an ally of Arab countries against Iran and ISIS
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declared that many Arab nations now see Israel as an ally against Iran and ISIS, marking a significant shift in regional…
Amnesty International: Turkey Returns Syrian Refugees, Not a Safe Country
Amnesty International has accused Turkey of illegally returning thousands of Syrian refugees to their war-torn country, contradicting international laws. The Turkish government denies these claims,…