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February 2017
The White House Condemns Shooting of Two Indians in Kansas Tavern
A White House spokesperson condemned a shooting in Kansas where two Indians were targeted, suggesting it was racially motivated. The shooter, Adam Purinton, claimed to…
Exploitation of Vast Natural Heat Resources Underground in China
Sinopec is shifting focus to geothermal energy in China, drilling wells for heating despite initial oil exploration failures. This move aims to reduce coal dependency…
New Secretary General of the Democratic Party of the United States Elected
Tom Perez has been elected as the new Secretary General of the Democratic Party, defeating Keith Ellison. Both candidates have called for unity within the…
Amnesty International Criticizes 'Widespread Human Rights Violations in Iran'
Amnesty International's annual report highlights ongoing human rights abuses in Iran, including suppression of free speech and harsh punishments. The report coincides with recent sentences…
Syrian Peace Talks Resume in Geneva After a 10-Month Break
Syrian peace talks have resumed in Geneva after a 10-month break, with Russia dismissing calls for Assad's resignation. The talks aim to address political transition,…
De Mistura: I Do Not Expect Quick Success in the New Round of Syrian Negotiations
Stefan de Mistura, the UN special envoy for Syria, expressed skepticism about achieving quick success in the upcoming peace talks in Geneva. The talks are…
Discovery of a Star with Seven Earth-like Planets Orbiting It
Astronomers have discovered a star with seven Earth-like planets orbiting it, located 39 light-years away. NASA scientists are investigating the atmospheres of these planets for…
February 21: International Mother Language Day
UNESCO has designated February 21 as International Mother Language Day to promote linguistic and cultural diversity. The day commemorates the protests in 1952 by Bengali…
Why Direct Foreign Investment Does Not Come to Iran?
The Iranian government reports that only a small fraction of approved foreign investments have been realized, raising questions about the effectiveness of the JCPOA in…
Health Ministry Official: 55% of Deaths in Iran are Premature
A health ministry official revealed that 55% of deaths in Iran are premature, primarily due to cardiovascular diseases linked to obesity and poor lifestyle choices.…
Reporters Without Borders Criticizes '38 Years of Arrests and Suppression of Journalists' in Iran
Reporters Without Borders has criticized the ongoing repression of journalists in Iran, marking the anniversary of the 1979 Revolution. Despite changes in leadership over the…
The Possibility of the Return of Woolly Mammoths
Scientists at Harvard University are working on reviving the extinct woolly mammoth using genetic engineering, with a goal to create a mammoth-elephant hybrid embryo in…
Malaysia: Second Suspect Arrested in the Murder of North Korean Leader's Half-Brother
Malaysian police have arrested a second suspect in the murder of Kim Jong-nam, the half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, who was killed at…
Trump's Labor Secretary Nominee Withdraws
Andrew Puzder, nominated by Trump for Secretary of Labor, has withdrawn his nomination amid allegations of past misconduct and lack of support from Senate Republicans.…
Trump: One of the Worst Deals I've Seen is the Agreement with Iran
During a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, President Trump condemned the Iran nuclear deal as one of the worst agreements he has seen…
Head of Iran Chamber of Commerce: Half of Non-Oil Export Statistics Are Oil Derivatives
The head of the Iran Chamber of Commerce highlighted that over half of Iran's non-oil exports are reliant on oil and gas derivatives, indicating a…
Continued Arrests of Political Activists, Denial of Education for Some Baha'is
Iran continues to detain political and civil activists, including notable figures and journalists, without disclosing charges. Additionally, several Baha'i citizens have been denied education based…
Explosion at French Nuclear Power Plant
An explosion occurred at the Flamanville nuclear power plant in France due to a mechanical issue, with no injuries reported. This incident highlights France's reliance…
Turkish Police Arrest 450 Suspected of Ties to ISIS
Turkish police conducted a major anti-terror operation, arresting over 450 individuals suspected of ties to ISIS, following a deadly nightclub attack in Istanbul. The majority…
Makan Delrahim; Deputy Legal Advisor to Trump
Makan Delrahim, an Iranian-American lawyer, serves as the Deputy Legal Advisor to President Trump. He has a notable legal background and has been involved in…
Sharif University Professors Call for Easing Visa Issuance for American Citizens
Over 70 professors from Sharif University have called on the Iranian government to ease visa restrictions for American citizens in response to a U.S. travel…
Continuing Criticism of Sentencing Journalists to Flogging in Iran
Criticism of the Iranian government's sentencing of journalists to flogging continues, with international organizations like the International Federation of Journalists and Amnesty International calling for…
Results of a Recent Poll on the Temporary Ban on Entry of Citizens from Seven Countries
A new poll indicates that a majority of Americans support Trump's temporary ban on entry for citizens from seven predominantly Muslim countries. This executive order…
Largest Anti-Government Protests in Romania Since the Fall of Communism
Romania is experiencing its largest anti-government protests since the fall of communism, with hundreds of thousands protesting against a new law proposed by the ruling…
Trump Nominates Neil Gorsuch as His Supreme Court Pick
Donald Trump has nominated Judge Neil Gorsuch for the Supreme Court, praising his legal skills and bipartisan support. Gorsuch, currently a judge on the 10th…
Rasmussen Reports Survey of American Citizens on Entry Ban
A recent Rasmussen Reports survey shows that a majority of American voters support Donald Trump's temporary ban on entry from seven predominantly Muslim countries, citing…