April 2017
Hassan Shariati-Madari: The Hypothesis of Choosing Between Bad and Worse Has Become Cliché
The debate over participation versus boycott in Iran's upcoming presidential elections intensifies, with Hassan Shariati-Madari arguing against participation due to the lack of free elections…
Early Humans Entered the American Continent 130,000 Years Ago
Archaeologists have found evidence suggesting that humans arrived in America 130,000 years ago, significantly earlier than the previously accepted timeline of 25,000 years ago. This…
Ahmadinejad and Baghaei: We Will Not Support Any Candidate
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Hamid Baghaei, both disqualified from the presidential election, announced they will not support any candidates. They claimed their candidacy was due to…
Perspectives: An Ongoing Debate; To Vote or to Boycott?
The article discusses the ongoing debate in Iran regarding whether to participate in elections or to boycott them. Supporters of the boycott argue against the…
Take Care of a Corner of the Earth!
NASA is inviting people to symbolically take care of one of the 64,000 sections of Earth in celebration of Earth Day on April 22. Each…
What is Ahmadinejad's Scenario?
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's recent candidacy registration has raised questions about his true intentions, whether to support an ally, establish himself as a rebellious opposition figure, or…
Seif Describes Baghaei's Claim About Increasing Subsidies as 'Deceptive'
Valiollah Seif, the Governor of the Central Bank of Iran, criticized Hamid Baghaei's promise to increase monthly subsidies to 250,000 tomans as unrealistic and deceptive.…
Election 96; What is 'Desirable'?
The article discusses the upcoming Iranian presidential election and the potential candidates, including Ebrahim Raisi and Hamid Baqai. It highlights concerns about the fairness of…
Protesters Set Fire to Congress Building in Paraguay
Protests erupted in Paraguay after the Senate approved a constitutional reform allowing President Horacio Cartes to extend his term. Demonstrators set parts of the Congress…