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November 2015
Conviction of Two Accused in the Murder of a Palestinian Teen in Israeli Court
An Israeli court convicted two minors in the murder of Palestinian teenager Muhammad Hussein Abu Khdeir, while the main suspect's sentencing has been postponed for…
A Campaign to Challenge National ID Cards
A new social media campaign in Iran challenges the identity represented by national ID card photos, inviting participants to share their ID photos alongside images…
Decline in Donald Trump's Popularity in Latest Poll
Donald Trump's popularity among Republican voters has dropped significantly following his controversial remarks about Muslims and the September 11 attacks. This decline is highlighted by…
Putin Issues Economic Sanctions Against Turkey
Vladimir Putin has imposed economic sanctions on Turkey following the downing of a Russian warplane by Turkish forces. The sanctions include bans on certain imports…
Establishment of a Madness Research Center in Iran
Iran has approved the establishment of a 'Madness' research center at the Razi Psychiatric Educational-Treatment Center to address the high prevalence of mental illness in…
Shooting at an Abortion Clinic in the U.S. Leaves Three Dead
A shooting at a Colorado Springs abortion clinic resulted in three deaths, including a police officer, and nine injuries. The assailant was arrested after a…
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan: Russia Should Not Play with Fire
Tensions between Turkey and Russia have escalated following Turkey's downing of a Russian aircraft, prompting Erdoğan to warn Russia against further provocations. Several Turkish businessmen…
Hope for Eradicating Malaria Through Genetic Modification of Anopheles Mosquitoes
American scientists have developed a genetic modification in Anopheles mosquitoes that prevents the transmission of malaria, potentially leading to the disease's eradication. This method shows…
Earthquake Shakes Masjed Soleiman in Khuzestan
An earthquake measuring 5.3 struck near Masjed Soleiman in Khuzestan province, prompting residents to evacuate their homes. Tremors were felt in several nearby cities, but…
Men Can Experience Menopause Too
A 25-year study reveals that men experience a form of menopause characterized by declining testosterone levels, which can lead to significant health issues. Despite the…
Meet Sorena, the Iranian Robot
Iran has unveiled Sorena, an advanced humanoid robot capable of running, playing football, and speaking Persian. Developed by Iranian researchers over eight years, Sorena represents…
Explosion Outside Hotel in Sinai, Egypt Leaves Several Dead
An explosion outside a hotel in Al-Arish, Egypt, killed several people, including election observers and police, shortly after parliamentary elections. The attack was claimed by…
Turkey Shoots Down Russian Fighter Jet
Turkey shot down a Russian fighter jet that allegedly violated its airspace, leading to a confirmation from Russia that the jet was over Syria. The…
Cars That Talk to Each Other
Engineers are developing a communication system for cars to prevent accidents by allowing them to share information about their surroundings. Major universities and automotive companies…
Discovery of a New European Ancestry in the Caucasus
Scientists have discovered a new lineage of early humans in the Caucasus region of Georgia, which is genetically linked to modern Europeans. This finding sheds…
Egypt's Parliamentary Elections Held Without Strong Opposition Parties
The second phase of Egypt's parliamentary elections is underway with low voter turnout and the absence of strong opposition parties. President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has…
Iraq Sells Its Oil for as Low as $30
Iraq is selling some of its oil for as low as $30 to capture global markets, despite a significant drop in oil prices. This situation…
Successful Completion of the 'Most Complex' Face Transplant
A complex face transplant surgery was successfully performed on Patrick Hardison, a firefighter who suffered severe burns in 2001. This surgery, which restored some of…
Do you think direct cooperation between the United States and Russia to strike groups like the Islamic State (ISIS) in the Middle East is feasible?
A poll was conducted asking whether direct cooperation between the U.S. and Russia against ISIS in the Middle East is feasible, with 55% responding 'yes'…
80 Civil Activists Call for the Release of the Editor-in-Chief of Ravanegah Website
Eighty civil activists have called for the release of Hossein Sheikh-Aghaei, the editor-in-chief of the Ravanegah website, who has been detained without clear reasons. The…
Points About Global Warming
World leaders are set to meet in Paris to address global warming caused by greenhouse gas emissions, primarily from fossil fuel use and deforestation. The…
The White House Urges Governors Not to Disrupt Acceptance of Syrian Refugees
The U.S. government is urging state governors, particularly Republicans, not to impede the acceptance of Syrian refugees amid growing security concerns following the Paris attacks.…
Scanner That Scans the Entire Body Simultaneously
Researchers at UC Davis are developing the first full-body PET scanner with a $15.5 million budget, aiming to enhance diagnostic imaging in medicine. This advancement…
Seven Million Hectares of Iran at Risk of Desertification
Abbas Kargar has announced that seven million hectares of land in Iran are at risk of desertification, highlighting the urgent need to protect water and…
Cockroach Gas is 'Five Times' More Powerful than Human Gas
Scientists have discovered that the gas emitted by cockroaches is five times more powerful than that of humans, with implications for understanding insect biology and…
The Darkest Night in Paris; Solidarity with the French
In the wake of the tragic attacks in Paris, global citizens showed solidarity with the French people through social media. This event highlights the international…
State of Emergency Declared Across France
A series of coordinated attacks in Paris on November 13 resulted in numerous casualties, prompting President François Hollande to declare a state of emergency and…
21 Killed and 41 Injured in ISIS Attack on Mourning Ceremony in Baghdad
A suicide attack by ISIS during a Shiite funeral in Baghdad killed 21 and injured 41, coinciding with an Iraqi military offensive on Ramadi. This…
Iran's Black Pearl Rises to Conquer the Global Market
Iran is preparing to re-enter the global caviar market following the expected lifting of sanctions, which previously caused a significant decline in exports. The article…
Increase in Protests Against Racial Inequality at American Universities
Protests against racial inequality at American universities, particularly Claremont McKenna College, have led to the resignation of senior official Mary Spellman after her controversial email…
Even 'Stone Age' Humans Loved Honey
Recent archaeological findings reveal that Neolithic humans used honeybee wax in pottery across Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa, dating back over eight thousand…
What Will Be the Fuel for Future Vehicles?
The article discusses the future of vehicle fuels, focusing on electric and hydrogen vehicles. While electric cars face challenges like high costs and limited range,…
Jupiter Likely Ejected a Planet from the Solar System
Astrophysicists have found evidence suggesting that Jupiter may have ejected a fifth giant planet from the solar system 4 billion years ago after a collision.…
What Drinking Alcohol and Coffee Together Does to You
The article discusses the dangers of consuming alcohol and caffeine together, highlighting that caffeine can mask the effects of alcohol, leading to risky behaviors like…
57% of Israeli Jews Concerned About Palestinian Attacks
A recent survey reveals that 57% of Israeli Jews are concerned about being targeted in attacks by Palestinians, reflecting heightened security fears amid ongoing violence.…
How Mars' Atmosphere Disappeared
NASA researchers have discovered how Mars' atmosphere transformed and disappeared due to solar winds, indicating that the planet was once potentially habitable. This research highlights…
Infants Raised with Dogs Have Lower Asthma Rates
A Swedish study finds that infants raised with dogs have a significantly lower risk of developing asthma compared to those without pets. The research suggests…
Research at Seven Universities: Children from Non-Religious Families are More Altruistic
A study involving 1,200 children from various countries found that those raised in non-religious families are more altruistic than their peers from religious backgrounds. This…
The 'Buying and Selling' of Infants Around Some Hospitals in Tehran
Women in Tehran, particularly those in vulnerable situations, are reportedly selling their newborns for low prices, often to gangs. Many of these infants are HIV…
Austrian Grandmother Tears Up One Million Euros in Banknotes
An 85-year-old Austrian woman tore up nearly one million euros to upset her heirs, but the Austrian central bank has stated it will exchange the…
1,191 Deaths in Five Months Due to Drug Use
In the first five months of the year, drug use in Iran resulted in 1,191 deaths, with a significant portion attributed to acute poisoning and…
Military Source: Russian Missile Systems Protect the Latakia Airbase
Russia has deployed missile systems to protect its Latakia airbase in Syria from potential terrorist attacks. This move is part of Russia's broader military operations…
The Role of Plankton Waste in Carbon Dioxide Absorption
UK scientists are researching the role of plankton in absorbing carbon dioxide in the ocean's twilight zone, discovering that without them, CO2 levels would be…
Advancements in Developing More Efficient Batteries for Electric Vehicles
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a promising lithium-oxygen battery that significantly outperforms current lithium-ion batteries but is still years away from commercial…
Palestinian Knife Attacks in Israel Leave One Dead and Four Injured
Several knife attacks by Palestinians in Israel resulted in one death and four injuries, reflecting ongoing tensions in the region. The incidents occurred in Rishon…
How Stress Makes You Sick
The article discusses how stress negatively impacts health by releasing hormones that can lead to heart disease, digestive issues, and weakened immunity. It highlights the…
Turkish Officials: Over 50 ISIS Members Killed in Airstrike on Saturday
Turkey and the U.S. conducted airstrikes in Syria on November 1, killing over 50 ISIS members ahead of Turkey's parliamentary elections. This operation marks a…