March 2016
The World's First Waste Incinerator That Captures Carbon Dioxide
Norway is testing the world's first waste incinerator that captures carbon dioxide, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The Klemetsrud facility can capture significant amounts…
Coalition Conducts 26 Attacks in Iraq and Syria Against ISIS
The U.S.-led coalition has intensified airstrikes against ISIS in Iraq and Syria, targeting 26 positions following the death of a senior commander. This escalation raises…
Return of 19th Century Diseases Scarlet Fever and Measles
Scarlet fever and measles, diseases previously eradicated in many parts of the world, are re-emerging in England, with scarlet fever cases at a 50-year high…
Protest Outside Evin Prison Escalates into Violence
A protest outside Evin Prison on New Year's Day turned violent when law enforcement dispersed the attendees with force. Key figures included human rights activists…
Murder of Two Palestinian Youths on Suspicion of Attempting to Attack Israeli Soldiers
Two Palestinian youths were killed by Israeli soldiers under claims of attempting to attack them, amid ongoing violence in the region. The incident reflects the…
Substitute Teachers Receive Only One Month of Overdue Salaries
Substitute teachers in Iran have only received one month of overdue salaries out of six months owed, raising concerns about their financial situation. The Ministry…
What is Philosophy?
The article explores the nature and historical significance of philosophy, emphasizing its role in addressing eternal questions and the evolution of thought. It discusses the…
NASA's Amazing Imaging of Solar Flares
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory has captured remarkable images of solar flares, providing insights into the sun's magnetic fields and activity. This six-year mission, initially expected…
CNN: Abu Omar Shishani Killed Due to Injuries Sustained
Abu Omar Shishani, a high-ranking commander of the Islamic State, has reportedly died from injuries sustained in a U.S. airstrike. This incident highlights ongoing U.S.…
Nowruz, Haft-Seen, and the Tired Glass Bowl
The article discusses the ongoing debate in Iran regarding the tradition of placing goldfish on the Haft-Seen table for Nowruz, with campaigns urging people not…
Soltani-Far: Electronic Visa Issuance for Tourists by the End of 2016
Masoud Soltani-Far announced plans for electronic visa issuance for tourists, aiming to attract $20-30 billion annually. The Iranian government is taking steps to enhance tourism,…