Russian Maritime Register of Shipping
December 2014
Project 'Noah's Ark' in Russia; Genetic Bank of All Earth's Organisms
Moscow State University is launching a project called 'Noah's Ark' to create a genetic bank of all living and extinct species. This initiative aims to…
At Least Six Bodies of AirAsia Flight Victims Recovered from the Water
Rescue teams have recovered at least six bodies from the AirAsia flight that crashed while en route from Indonesia to Singapore. The aircraft lost contact…
Gmail Service Blocked in China
China has completely blocked access to Google's Gmail service after months of disruptions, attributing the action to its extensive internet filtering system known as the…
Rescue Operations Continue for Hundreds of Passengers on Burning Ship in Greek Waters
A burning ship with 478 passengers in Greek waters is facing rescue challenges due to severe weather. Over 200 people have been evacuated, but many…
Vietnam's Efforts to Capture the Caviar Market
Vietnam is making significant strides in the caviar market by cultivating sturgeon and aiming to compete with traditional producers like Russia and Iran. The Vietnamese…
U.S. Concern Over 'Attack' on Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Office in Baku
The U.S. has expressed concern over a police raid on the Baku office of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, which included the detention and interrogation of…
U.S. Stock Indices Set New Records
U.S. stock indices, including the Dow Jones and S&P 500, have reached new record highs, driven by strong economic growth estimates. Analysts express concerns about…
Allocation of Research Budget Following Recent Suicides in Masjed Soleiman
A committee has been formed in Masjed Soleiman to investigate recent suicides, with a budget of 20 million tomans allocated for research. The committee will…
Arson Attack on Mosque in Sweden Leaves Five Injured
An intentional fire at a mosque in Skellefteå, Sweden, injured five people and is being investigated as arson. The incident reflects the rising anti-immigrant sentiment…
Dog Follows Ambulance to Stay with Its Sick Owner
A touching incident in Brazil where a dog followed an ambulance to stay with its sick homeless owner has gone viral on social media. The…
A Few Cubic Meters of Love: The Story of an Iranian Boy's Love for an Afghan Girl
The film 'A Few Cubic Meters of Love' tells the poignant story of an Afghan girl and an Iranian boy in love amidst the struggles…
US Stock Index Sets Historic Record of 18,000 Points
The US stock market has reached a historic milestone with the Dow Jones surpassing 18,000 points, driven by strong economic growth of 5% in the…
Commemoration for Hostage Crisis Victims Held in Sydney
A memorial service was held for the victims of the Sydney hostage crisis, Tori Johnson and Katrina Dawson, who were killed during the incident. The…
Concerns in France Following 'Deliberate Accident' of Vehicle with Pedestrians
A driver in Nantes, France, injured 10 pedestrians in a deliberate vehicle attack, raising concerns following similar incidents. Officials claim the driver was mentally unstable,…
Digging Graves for 'Unknown Martyrs' in the Most Famous Tourist Square of Yazd
The burial of eight unknown martyrs from the Iran-Iraq war is set to occur in Yazd's historic Amir Chakhmaq square, despite opposition from cultural heritage…
The Academy of Persian Language: Ups and Downs
The article discusses the history and challenges faced by the Academy of Persian Language and Literature, highlighting its ongoing struggle to promote Persian vocabulary amidst…
Discovery of 8,000-Year-Old Olive Oil in Israel
Archaeologists in northern Israel discovered a 7,700-year-old village, revealing early human knowledge of olive oil's properties. This finding challenges previous beliefs about the origins of…
Prosthetic Hand Controlled by Brain Signals Successfully Tested
A new prosthetic hand that can be controlled by brain signals has been successfully tested on a woman with quadriplegia. This innovation represents a significant…
Iran's Police Chief States That Perpetrators of Isfahan Acid Attacks Have Not Been Arrested, Raises Concerns About Public Psychological Security
The Iranian police chief has confirmed that those responsible for the acid attacks in Isfahan remain at large, suggesting that public inquiries into the incident…
USS Ponce Equipped with Laser Weapon in Persian Gulf Waters
The USS Ponce has been equipped with a $40 million laser weapon, marking a significant advancement in U.S. naval technology. This weapon can effectively target…
The Number of Ebola Victims in West Africa Reaches 6,800
The World Health Organization reports that Ebola victims in West Africa have reached 6,841, with the majority of cases in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.…
Hong Kong Dismantles Last Camps of Pro-Democracy Protesters
The Hong Kong government has dismantled the last remaining camps of pro-democracy protesters, arresting several activists in the process. This action reflects ongoing tensions between…
Environment, Cancer, and the Need for Awareness
The article discusses the efforts of a group of mothers in Italy, led by Anna Magri, who are advocating for environmental awareness and action against…
Protest Gathering of Nurses in Front of the Iranian Presidential Building
Approximately 700 nurses protested in front of the Iranian Presidential Office against income disparities with doctors and the government's delay in implementing nursing service pricing.…
Attacks and Suicide Bombings in Afghanistan Leave at Least 20 Dead
On December 13, a series of attacks and suicide bombings in Afghanistan resulted in at least 20 deaths, including two American soldiers and members of…
The Controversy Surrounding Hafez Nazeri and the Grammy Award: Politics or Competition?
The debate over Hafez Nazeri's participation in the Grammy Awards has sparked controversy, with accusations of dishonesty regarding the album's nomination. This situation highlights the…
Iranian News Agencies: Explosions Occurred in Karbala
Explosions have occurred in Karbala, Iraq, where millions of Shia pilgrims are gathered for the Arbaeen ceremony. While there are reports of injuries, no Iranian…
Nobel Prize Ceremony in Sweden and Norway
On December 10, Sweden and Norway celebrate the Nobel Prize ceremony, where winners receive prestigious awards including a gold medal and diploma. This event is…
Typhoon Hagupit Approaches the Capital of the Philippines
Typhoon Hagupit has caused 21 deaths in the Philippines and is moving towards Manila, leading to significant disruptions. The Philippine Red Cross has confirmed the…
How Iran's Nuclear Activities Will Continue Until the Next Negotiation Deadline
Iran has announced that it will continue its nuclear research and development activities for the next seven months under the Geneva agreement, with no changes…
A Woman Suspected of Murdering an American Teacher in Abu Dhabi Arrested
A woman has been arrested in the UAE for the murder of an American teacher and for allegedly planting a bomb outside the home of…
Freedom House: Iran Ranked Worst in Internet Freedom
Freedom House's latest report ranks Iran as the worst country in the world for internet freedom, highlighting severe restrictions and violations of user rights. The…
World Health Organization: Ebola is Intensifying in Sierra Leone
The World Health Organization reports a severe increase in Ebola cases in Sierra Leone, with 537 new cases in the last week of November. Despite…
Men Prefer High Heels
A French study reveals that men are more likely to assist women wearing high heels, suggesting that societal perceptions of attractiveness influence behavior. This raises…
French Parliament Votes in Favor of an Independent Palestinian State
The French Parliament voted overwhelmingly in favor of recognizing an independent Palestinian state, prompting a strong response from Israel, which claims it undermines peace efforts.…
The Artist Who Disappeared Forever
Richey Edwards, a Welsh guitarist and songwriter, was officially declared dead eight years after his mysterious disappearance at the age of 27. He was a…
124 Deaths in Tehran in the First Six Months of This Year Due to Rice Pills
In the first half of this year, 124 deaths in Tehran were attributed to rice pill poisoning, with a notable decrease in cases compared to…
Iranian Government Allows Bakeries to Increase Bread Prices by 30%
The Iranian government has permitted bakeries to raise bread prices by 30% in hopes of enhancing quality and weight. This decision is significant as it…