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October 2015
Extinction of Large Mammals and Its Impact on Soil Fertility and Productivity
Scientists warn that the extinction of large mammals is critically impacting Earth's soil fertility and productivity. This decline is attributed to both climate change and…
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…
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…
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.…
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…
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…
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…
Biden: I Will Not Run for President of the United States
Joseph Biden has announced he will not run for the upcoming presidential election, ending speculation about his candidacy. This decision opens the field for other…
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…
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…
German Publishers' Peace Prize Awarded to Navid Kermani
Navid Kermani received the German Publishers' Peace Prize at the Frankfurt Book Fair, where he criticized the inadequate efforts to resolve the Syrian and Iraqi…
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…
China's Economic Growth at Lowest Point Since Financial Crisis
China's economic growth has reached its lowest point since the financial crisis, with a 6.9% increase in GDP for the third quarter, raising concerns about…
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…
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…
Poisoning of Over 200 People Due to 'Religious Food' in Kerman
Over 240 people in Kerman province suffered food poisoning after consuming religious food. Medical officials are investigating the outbreak, which has been linked to a…
Shooting at a Mourning Ceremony in Dezful Leaves Two Dead
A shooting incident at a mourning ceremony in Safiabad, Dezful resulted in two fatalities and two injuries. The attack was carried out by unidentified gunmen…
US Budget Deficit Reduced to Lowest Level in Eight Years
The US budget deficit for fiscal year 2015 has decreased to $439 billion, the lowest in eight years, due to efforts by President Obama to…
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…
Car Imports to Iran Halved in the First Half of 2015
Car imports to Iran have significantly decreased, with a 57% drop in numbers and a 48% drop in value in the first half of 2015…
U.S. Defense Secretary: We Will Not Leave Afghanistan
U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter announced that the U.S. will keep more troops in Afghanistan than planned after 2016, countering claims that the U.S. is…
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…
The Secret of Elephants' Resistance to Cancer
Researchers have discovered that elephants have a significantly lower incidence of cancer compared to humans, potentially due to their possession of 20 times more cancer-fighting…
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…
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…
Iran's Foreign Ministry Summons UAE Chargé d'Affaires in Tehran
Iran's Foreign Ministry summoned the UAE chargé d'affaires following the arrest of nine Iranian teachers in Abu Dhabi, demanding their immediate release. The teachers were…
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…
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…
Rising Tensions in Palestinian Territories and Israel; Six Killed in Gaza
A new wave of violence has erupted in Palestinian territories and Israel, resulting in the deaths of six Palestinian protesters and injuries to several others.…
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…
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…
Animals That Have Taken Refuge from Humans in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone
Research shows that animal populations in the Chernobyl exclusion zone have significantly increased since humans left the area following the nuclear disaster. This resurgence highlights…
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…
The Extinction of Dinosaurs Due to Two Simultaneous Disasters
New research suggests that the extinction of dinosaurs was caused by the simultaneous impact of a massive asteroid and extensive volcanic eruptions in India. This…
American General: Airstrike on Kunduz Was at the Request of Afghan Forces
An airstrike in Kunduz, Afghanistan, requested by Afghan forces to combat Taliban attacks, resulted in civilian casualties and has been labeled a 'war crime' by…
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…
Two Iranian Films at the Hamburg International Film Festival
The Hamburg International Film Festival has commenced, showcasing 172 films from around the world, including two award-winning Iranian films. This event highlights the global recognition…
Death of at least 9 Médecins Sans Frontières members in Kunduz hospital bombing
At least 9 members of Médecins Sans Frontières were killed in a bombing of a hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan, amid ongoing conflict as the Taliban…
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…
Shooting at College in America Leaves at Least 10 Dead
A shooting at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon, resulted in at least 10 deaths and 20 injuries. The shooter, identified as Chris Harper-Morse, was…
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…