July 2017
11 Percent of Iran's Population is 'Completely Illiterate'
Ali Baqerzadeh, head of Iran's Literacy Movement Organization, reports that 11% of the population is completely illiterate, with nearly 9 million individuals affected. Despite a…
New Hopes for AIDS Treatment
Scientists have made significant progress in developing an experimental vaccine for AIDS, potentially leading to a definitive treatment for the disease. Major pharmaceutical companies are…
The Sad Death of the Author of 'Pig Philosophy' or the Meaning of Living in an Authoritarian Regime
Liu Xiaobo, a prominent Chinese human rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner, died under oppressive conditions imposed by the Chinese government, which continued its…
The Murder of Atena: A Wake-Up Call for Discussions on Sexual Education
The murder of Atena Aslani has ignited discussions in Iran about the necessity of sexual education for children. Political figures and organizations are advocating for…
Controversy Over Total
Iran has signed a 20-year contract with Total for the development of the South Pars gas field, facing criticism from opponents who view it as…
The Image of Tehran in the World: A Painful Question
A recent survey by Ipsos ranked Tehran poorly among global cities in terms of livability, trade conditions, and vacation desirability, reflecting a negative image of…
Donald Trump Arrives in Paris for a 36-Hour Visit
Donald Trump arrived in Paris for a brief visit to participate in Bastille Day celebrations and discuss key issues with French President Emmanuel Macron. The…
Trump and Putin Reach Agreement on Syrian Crisis
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have reached a ceasefire agreement for southwestern Syria during their meeting at the G20 summit. This agreement is seen as…