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September 2016
Major Surprise in Football Cup: Shahrdari Fars Eliminates Persepolis
In a surprising upset, Shahrdari Fars eliminated Persepolis from the Iranian Football Cup after a penalty shootout, advancing to the next round. The match ended…
U.S. Congress Overrides Obama's Veto on Saudi Arabia Lawsuit Bill
The U.S. Congress has successfully overridden President Obama's veto of a bill allowing 9/11 victims' families to sue Saudi Arabia, with the Senate voting 97-1…
Bombing of Two Main Hospitals in Aleppo
Two main hospitals in Aleppo, M10 and M2, were bombed amid ongoing Syrian government advances, resulting in severe destruction and a lack of medical facilities…
Dresden Police: Possible Xenophobic Motive in Bomb Attack on Mosque
Two homemade bombs exploded in Dresden, Germany, targeting a mosque and an international conference center, with police suggesting a xenophobic motive. The incident highlights rising…
Live Coverage of the First Televised Debate Between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump
The first debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump was held, expected to break viewing records. Polls show a narrowing gap between the candidates, with…
Execution at Neyriz Sports Stadium Amid Criticism of Human Rights Situation in Iran
Iran executed a murder suspect in a public stadium in Neyriz, drawing attention to the country's human rights issues. This event coincided with President Rouhani's…
The Role of Debates in the U.S. Presidential Elections
The article discusses the significance and structure of presidential debates in the U.S. electoral process, highlighting their evolution and impact on voter perception. It emphasizes…
Protests in Charlotte, USA Extend into Fourth Night
Protests in Charlotte, NC, against the police shooting of Keith Scott have continued for four nights, with calls for the release of video evidence. The…
The First Online Population and Housing Census in Iran Has Begun
Iran has launched its first online population and housing census, aiming to collect comprehensive demographic data while ensuring confidentiality. The initiative is part of a…
How to Win in an Election Debate?
As the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump approaches, both candidates are preparing intensively, with Clinton focusing on addressing her weaknesses and…
Clinton and Trump in the 'Battlefields' of the U.S. Elections
The U.S. presidential election is approaching, with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump increasingly close in polls across several battleground states. This situation is critical as…
The Sun Is Not the Only Source of Light on Earth
Scientists have discovered that while the sun is the primary source of light affecting skin pigmentation, a minuscule fraction of light also comes from other…
Protests in Charlotte, USA Turn Violent Following the Killing of an African American Citizen
Protests in Charlotte, North Carolina, erupted into violence after police shot and killed an African American man, Keith Scott. The situation escalated with reports of…
Boat Carrying at Least 600 Refugees Sinks Off the Coast of Egypt
A boat carrying at least 600 refugees sank off the coast of Egypt, resulting in 29 confirmed deaths and 150 rescues. Most refugees are from…
Persepolis Football Team Defeats Sepahan in Isfahan After 13 Years
Persepolis football team ended a 13-year winless streak against Sepahan in Isfahan with a 3-1 victory, maintaining their second position in the league. The match…
Protesters Take to the Streets of Charlotte, USA, Following the Police Killing of a Black Man
Protests erupted in Charlotte, North Carolina, after police shot and killed Keith Lamont Scott, a Black man, who his family claims was unarmed. The incident…
Connection of Eight More Cancers to Obesity
An international research team has found that excessive obesity is linked to eight types of cancer, emphasizing the importance of weight control for health. This…
New York Bomber 'Obsessed with Bin Laden'
Ahmad Khan Rahimi, an Afghan-American, has been charged in connection with bombings in New York and New Jersey, described as obsessed with Osama bin Laden.…
Iran: Over Four Thousand Suicides Resulting in Deaths in 2015
In 2015, Iran reported over four thousand suicides resulting in death, with the highest rates among young people aged 15 to 25. The increase has…
UN Halts Humanitarian Aid Deliveries to Syria
The UN has suspended humanitarian aid deliveries to Syria after an airstrike targeted an aid convoy near Aleppo, killing at least 12 people. The Syrian…
57% of This Year's University Entrance Exam Passers Are Girls
In Iran, 57% of this year's university entrance exam passers are girls, reflecting a significant gender disparity in education despite high female enrollment. However, this…
UN: Humanitarian Aid Convoy Attacked Near Aleppo
A UN humanitarian convoy was attacked near Aleppo after the Syrian army announced it would not follow a ceasefire. At least 12 people were killed…
Investigation into Possible Connection Between Explosions and Stabbing Attack in the U.S.
The FBI is investigating potential links between recent explosions in New York and New Jersey and a stabbing attack in Minnesota, with officials considering the…
Positive Comments on Facebook Improve People's Mood
A study by Facebook and Carnegie Mellon University finds that receiving positive comments on Facebook can significantly improve individuals' happiness, comparable to major life events.…
Giraffes Belong to Four Different Species
Recent research reveals that there are four distinct species of giraffes in Africa, challenging previous beliefs. Two of these species are facing alarming population declines,…
Explosion Occurs in a Neighborhood of New York; Investigation Ongoing
An explosion in New York's Chelsea neighborhood has injured at least 29 people, with investigations ongoing into the cause and potential links to terrorism. The…
Swedish Appeals Court Confirms Arrest Warrant for Julian Assange
A Swedish appeals court has upheld the arrest warrant for Julian Assange, allowing for his interrogation in London next month. Assange has been wanted since…
Research Result: Religious Income in America is $1.2 Trillion Annually
A Georgetown University study reveals that the annual income from religious institutions in the U.S. is approximately $1.2 trillion, surpassing the revenue of major tech…
UN Envoy: Syrian Government Has Not Yet Allowed Aid to Enter Aleppo
The UN envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, reported that the Syrian government has not permitted humanitarian aid to enter Aleppo despite a stable ceasefire.…
Doctors of Clinton and Trump Provide Health Reports
Hillary Clinton's doctor reports she is recovering from pneumonia and is fit to lead, while Donald Trump's campaign claims he is in excellent health. Both…
Lula da Silva Accused of Leading Corruption Network in Brazil's State Oil Company
Former Brazilian President Lula da Silva has been accused of leading a corruption network in Petrobras, the state oil company, which has resulted in significant…
Residents of Three Villages in Northern Iran Protest Water Transfer Plan
Residents of three villages in Mazandaran province protested against a plan to transfer water from the Maziyar spring to a tourism complex being built by…
Identification of Zika Virus in Tears
Researchers at Saint Louis University have discovered that the Zika virus can survive in human tears, potentially explaining eye diseases in Zika patients. This finding…
Air Dryness is as Harmful to Plants as Soil Dryness
Recent research highlights that air dryness poses a significant threat to plant health, potentially more so than soil dryness. Scientists from Indiana University emphasize the…
Former Official Accuses Rouhani's Government of 'Manipulating' Smuggling Statistics
Fada Hossein Maleki, a former official, accused Rouhani's government of manipulating smuggling statistics, questioning the claimed reduction of smuggling from $25 billion to $15 billion.…
Lucas: There is not enough time to choose another candidate
Hillary Clinton's health issues have raised concerns about her ability to continue her campaign for the U.S. presidency. Speculation is growing about the implications for…
Car Explosion in Van, Turkey Leaves Nearly 50 Injured
A car explosion in Van, Turkey injured nearly 50 people, with the Turkish government blaming the PKK. Some of the injured are reportedly Iranian citizens.…
Erdogan: Turkey has launched the largest operation in its history against the Kurds
Turkey has launched a significant military operation against Kurdish militants, coinciding with the suspension of over 10,000 teachers accused of PKK affiliations. This move reflects…
Return of Artemia and Algae to Lake Urmia
Lake Urmia has seen a significant increase in water levels and area, with a decrease in salinity, indicating ecological recovery. Isa Kalantari highlights the return…
UN: Airstrikes by Syrian Government and Allies Main Cause of Increased Civilian Deaths
The UN has released a report criticizing airstrikes by the Syrian government and its allies, particularly Russia, for causing high civilian casualties and damage to…
Extracting Drinking Water from Urine
Belgian scientists have created a solar-powered device that converts urine into drinking water and fertilizer, aiming to address water scarcity in remote areas. This innovation…
Karbaschi: Security and Military Institutions Should Not Support Ahmadinejad, He Has No Position
Gholamhossein Karbaschi warns that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad lacks political support and relevance unless backed by key security and military institutions in the upcoming presidential elections. Ahmadinejad's…
The Largest Living Primate on Earth is 'Endangered'
Eastern gorillas have been classified as endangered by the IUCN, with their population declining by 70% over the past 20 years. This situation raises concerns…
British Prime Minister: A Difficult Economic Situation Lies Ahead
British Prime Minister Theresa May warns of a challenging economic future following the Brexit referendum, despite some positive economic indicators. The government is monitoring the…
Continued Confrontation Between Turkish Army and Kurdish Protesters in Kobani
Tensions between the Turkish military and Kurdish protesters in Kobani have escalated, resulting in casualties and ongoing unrest. Syrian Kurds accuse Turkey of provocative actions…
Diplomatic Sources: 'The President of Uzbekistan Has Passed Away'
Islam Karimov, the long-time President of Uzbekistan, is reported to have died, although official confirmation is pending. Prime Minister Shavkat Mirziyoyev is seen as the…