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December 2015
Erdogan: The Request for Autonomy by Turkish Kurds is 'Treason'
Turkish President Erdogan condemned the call for autonomy by Kurdish leader Selahattin Demirtaş as treason, escalating tensions in Kurdish regions of Turkey. Legal actions against…
Reporters Without Borders: 110 Journalists Killed in 2015
In 2015, Reporters Without Borders reported that 110 journalists were killed globally, with a significant number targeted for their work. The organization criticized governments for…
Motor Trend's Car of the Year: The Chevrolet Camaro
Motor Trend magazine has named the Chevrolet Camaro as its Car of the Year, highlighting its appeal to North American consumers who prioritize excitement and…
You Gain Weight with Continuous Stress
A Stanford University study reveals that chronic stress and poor sleep can lead to obesity by enhancing the growth of fat cells through the secretion…
Unprecedented Tornado in the U.S. Leaves at Least 43 Dead
An unprecedented tornado has struck the southwestern U.S., causing at least 43 fatalities and extensive damage, leading to widespread travel cancellations. The National Weather Service…
The Impact of Secondhand Cigarette Smoke on Early Menopause and Infertility
A study from Roswell Park Cancer Institute reveals that smoking and secondhand smoke exposure increase the risk of infertility and early menopause in women. The…
Female Clerics in Iran Suffer from Food Poverty
Female clerics in Iran are facing severe food poverty and insufficient support from their seminaries, as highlighted by Mahmoudreza Jamshidi. With over 60,000 women studying…
Four Palestinians Killed by Israeli Forces
Four Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces amid ongoing violence in the region. The Israeli government claims the Palestinians were attacking soldiers, while the death…
Symbolic Movement of 'Chador-Wearing' Girls in Tajrish
A group of girls and boys dressed in early Pahlavi-era clothing staged a symbolic event in Tajrish to evoke nostalgia for old Tehran. The event,…
How Serious is the Threat of Large Celestial Bodies Colliding with Earth?
Astronomers are warning that the threat from comets may be more significant than previously thought, suggesting that distant comets could pose serious risks to Earth.…
Explosion at Istanbul Airport Leaves One Dead
An explosion at Sabiha Gokcen International Airport in Istanbul resulted in one death and one injury. The cause of the explosion is under investigation, and…
Iraq Elects Beauty Queen After 43 Years
Iraq has elected its first beauty queen in 43 years, Sheema Qasim Abdulrahman, amid significant social media controversy, including death threats against contestants. This event…
Iraqi Forces Advancing Towards Central Ramadi
Iraqi forces have begun an operation to retake Ramadi from ISIS, with support from U.S. military and local Sunni tribes. The city is strategically important,…
The World's Smallest Thermal Sensor That Does Not Require Charging
Researchers at Eindhoven University have created the world's smallest thermal sensor that charges via radio waves, eliminating the need for batteries. This innovation could significantly…
Australia Lowers Travel Warning Level for Iran
Australia has downgraded its travel warning for Iran from 'reconsider travel' to 'exercise caution,' which may encourage more Australian tourists to visit. This change is…
Controversial Mistake by Host at 2015 Miss Universe Pageant
The 2015 Miss Universe pageant was marred by a significant mistake when host Steve Harvey incorrectly announced the winner, initially crowning the Colombian representative before…
Yalda Night Special with Radio Farda and Farshid Manafi
Radio Farda is hosting a special Yalda Night program featuring the Radio Pas-Farda team, aiming to bring joy and laughter to listeners. This event highlights…
Limited Food Promises Activate Hunger Hormone More
Researchers at the University of Southern California found that limited food access activates the hunger hormone ghrelin, leading to increased food consumption in laboratory mice.…
Turkey Reports the Death of Dozens of PKK Members
In southeastern Turkey, the military has reportedly killed 110 PKK members in recent clashes, particularly in the cities of Cizre and Silopi. This escalation is…
FIFA Bans Blatter and Platini from Football Activities for Eight Years
FIFA's Ethics Committee has banned Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini from football activities for eight years due to violations of FIFA's rules regarding personal interests…
Sanders and Trump: America Should Not Strive to Overthrow Dictators
Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders have criticized U.S. foreign policy, arguing that efforts to overthrow dictators like Bashar al-Assad could lead to greater instability in…
Ministry of Health: Deaths from Influenza in Tehran Not Yet Confirmed
The Iranian Ministry of Health has stated that recent reports of deaths in Tehran possibly linked to swine flu are not yet confirmed. Officials emphasize…
Post-Menopausal Disorders and Neglect of Treatment
A recent study reveals that over half of post-menopausal women experience untreated vaginal issues, which negatively impact their emotional well-being and sexual relationships. Experts stress…
Playing Instruments Improves Children's Learning Ability
Researchers at Stanford University have found a positive link between learning music and children's ability to learn words, potentially aiding those with learning difficulties. They…
What do you think is the main reason for air pollution in Tehran and major cities in Iran?
A survey asked respondents about the main causes of air pollution in Tehran and other major cities in Iran. The majority blamed poor management by…
Window 209: Condemnation of 'Human Rights Violations' in Iran at the United Nations
A UN resolution condemning human rights violations in Iran was passed with 81 votes in favor, highlighting issues such as the high number of executions…
Playing Guitar Without Strings Becomes a Reality
British researchers have developed a virtual guitar called 'Kurv' that allows users to play without traditional strings, using sensors and a smartphone app. This innovation…
The Impact of Hot Peppers and Spicy Sauces on Longevity and Cancer Cells
New Zealand researchers have found that consuming hot peppers may increase lifespan and help fight cancer cells. Dr. David Popovich's study indicates that capsaicin, a…
Armed Men Kidnap at Least 26 Qatari Nationals in the Deserts of Iraq
A group of armed men kidnapped at least 26 Qatari nationals, including royal family members, from a hunting camp in Iraq. The incident has prompted…
Identification of Genes Responsible for Aging
Swiss scientists have identified genes related to aging and longevity, potentially paving the way for anti-aging treatments. This research indicates that manipulating certain genes can…
The Relationship Between Antidepressant Use During Pregnancy and Autism in Children
A new study suggests that pregnant women using SSRIs in the later stages of pregnancy may have a higher risk of giving birth to children…
Why Lizards Can Climb Straight Up Walls
Scientists have discovered the genetic basis for the unique climbing ability of lizards by mapping the genome of a specific species. This research reveals how…
Friday Prayer Leader of Khomeini Shahr: The News of the Child's Stitches Being Cut Was Political
Abbas Rahimi, the Friday prayer leader of Khomeini Shahr, criticized the media for reporting on a case where medical staff cut a child's stitches due…
Individual Claiming Ties to ISIS Attacks Teacher in Paris with a Blade
An individual claiming to be affiliated with ISIS attacked a teacher in a Paris suburb, declaring it a warning. The teacher is in serious condition…
Melting Polar Ice Caps 'Slow Down' Earth's Rotation
Scientists have found that melting polar ice caps are slowing down the Earth's rotation, which is a clear indicator of the effects of climate change.…
The Failure of the Far-Right in the Second Round of Regional Elections in France
The far-right National Front faced significant setbacks in the second round of France's regional elections, with the Republican Party led by Nicolas Sarkozy winning in…
Female Brain vs. Male Brain
A new study reveals that human brains do not conform to fixed gender identities, challenging traditional notions of male and female brains. Researchers found that…
Increase in Class Disparity Between Doctors and Nurses Amid Health Transformation Plan
The implementation of the third phase of Iran's Health Transformation Plan has significantly increased the income disparity between doctors and nurses, leading to widespread protests…
Europe Has a List of Thousands of 'Missing Syrian and Iraqi Passports'
European countries have identified thousands of missing Syrian and Iraqi passports that could potentially be used fraudulently for travel. This raises concerns about security, especially…
Bahareh Heydari Wins Annual Award from Human Rights Defenders Association
Bahareh Heydari, a student imprisoned in Evin, has been awarded the annual human rights award by the Human Rights Defenders Association, as announced by Shirin…
The Secret Behind the Sound of Knuckle Cracking
Researchers have discovered that the sound of knuckle cracking is linked to a bright spark caused by changes in gas pressure in joint bubbles. This…
Warning About the Dangers of Electronic Cigarettes
American scientists have issued a warning about the dangers of electronic cigarettes, particularly regarding flavored liquids that appeal to teenagers. A recent study found high…
Imprisonment Awaiting Misconduct Staff at 'Ashrafi Isfahani' Hospital
A doctor and a nurse at the Ashrafi Isfahani hospital in Khomeini Shahr face imprisonment for failing to perform their duties, leading to the injury…
The Car Controlled by Brain Waves
Chinese researchers in Tianjin have developed the first car that can be controlled solely by brain waves, using a system of sensors and a computer…
The Danger of Extinction for Many Aquatic Species
A study reveals that nearly 17,000 marine species lack adequate protection, with less than 10% of their habitats fully safeguarded. Researchers emphasize the urgent need…
Reasons for the Spread of Swine Flu Discussed with an Epidemiology Expert
The H1N1 swine flu virus has resulted in at least 33 deaths in Iran, with warnings from health officials about its spread in several provinces.…
Scientists Warn About the Consequences of Human Genetic Editing
At an international conference in Washington, scientists warned against the irresponsible use of gene editing on human embryos for therapeutic purposes until safety issues are…
Japanese Scientists Create Touchable Hologram
Japanese scientists have developed a touchable hologram that responds to human touch, potentially revolutionizing entertainment, medical, and architectural applications. This innovation represents a significant advancement…
Security Forces Prevent Commemoration Ceremony for Pouyandeh and Mokhtari in Karaj
Security forces in Iran disrupted a commemoration ceremony for two murdered writers, Mohammad Mokhtari and Mohammad Jafar Pouyandeh, on the anniversary of their deaths. The…
A Imprisoned Teacher in Iran Goes on Hunger Strike Again
Mahmoud Beheshti Langaroudi, a teacher and union leader in Iran, has resumed his hunger strike to protest a 9-year prison sentence he received from a…
Putin Threatens Turkey Again: 'Economic Sanctions Are Not the End'
Vladimir Putin has threatened Turkey with further retaliatory actions following the downing of a Russian warplane, asserting that economic sanctions will not be the only…
Moderation in Digital Life: The Secret to Teen Happiness
Recent research indicates that moderation in digital screen time can lead to greater happiness among teenagers. Those who limit their screen time to about two…
NATO's Invitation to Montenegro Provokes Russian Anger
NATO has officially invited Montenegro to join the alliance, leading to immediate backlash from Russia, which views this as a threat to its influence in…
Local Agreement in Syria; Rebels Leave Homs
The Syrian government and opposition fighters have reached a local ceasefire agreement in Homs, allowing 3,200 rebels to leave the al-Waer neighborhood. This development is…
Belgian Physicists: Both Sides Are Lying About the Downing of the Russian Plane
Belgian physicists analyzed the downing of a Russian fighter jet by Turkey, concluding that both countries' explanations are flawed. Their calculations indicate discrepancies in the…
Discovery of Plastic-Eating Worms; New Hope in the Fight Against Human Waste
Scientists have discovered that yellow mealworms can digest both regular and non-biodegradable plastics, potentially offering a new method to combat plastic waste. This research, conducted…
Eight Deaths Due to Swine Flu in Kerman Province
Eight individuals have died from swine flu in Kerman Province, with health officials noting an increase in the severity of the H1N1 virus this year…