December 2015
China's Dark Matter Explorer 'Wukong' Begins Operations
China has successfully begun operations of its first dark matter explorer satellite, 'Wukong', receiving data from it through several ground stations. This mission aims to…
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…
Russia Denies Starting Construction of Two Nuclear Power Plants in Iran Next Week
Russia has denied reports that it will begin construction of two nuclear power plants in Iran next week, suggesting that the information may have been…
Former Persepolis and National Team Player Sewed His Lips Shut
Former football player Manouchehr Shafaghian has resorted to sewing his lips shut in a desperate protest against his dire financial and health situation. He expresses…
Trial of Six Individuals in the UAE for Assisting Yemen's Houthis
The UAE is prosecuting six individuals for allegedly aiding the Houthi movement in Yemen, marking the first such trial in the country. This development highlights…
Interior Minister Reports 'Red Security Status' in 10 Electoral Districts
Iran's Interior Minister Abdulreza Rahmani Fazli announced that 10 electoral districts are in a 'red security status' due to regional conditions and ethnic disputes. He…
Iran and the Paris Climate Agreement
The article discusses Iran's involvement in the Paris Climate Agreement, highlighting the concerns of the Environmental Protection Organization regarding the impacts of climate change on…
The Best Candidates for Space Travel Could Be Residents from Iran and Brazil
NASA has started registering American astronauts for space missions, while a CNET article suggests that residents of Ramsar, Iran, and Guarapari, Brazil, are ideal candidates…
Several Women Announce Candidacy on the First Day of Registration for the Assembly of Experts Elections
Ismat Savadi has registered as the first female candidate for the Assembly of Experts elections in Iran, with reports of other women candidates in various…
The Fall of Oil Prices: An Opportunity for Iran's Economy?
Oil prices have plummeted to an eleven-year low, prompting discussions among Iranian economists about the potential for this crisis to serve as an opportunity for…
Life Threats in the Iranian National Cycling Team's Camp
Amir Kalhdooz, a member of the Iranian national cycling team, reported facing physical threats and insults from fellow cyclists due to club disputes. The situation…
Ambiguous Survey Titled 'National Team After the Revolution'
The Iranian television program 90 conducts a controversial survey selecting the best national football players post-revolution, sparking criticism for excluding pre-revolution players and being politically…
Genetic Manipulation and Ethical Considerations
Researchers have developed a new, simpler method for genetic editing, raising both excitement and ethical concerns within the scientific community. While this technology could potentially…
Kerry: Trump's Statements Endanger U.S. National Security
John Kerry criticized Donald Trump's proposal to ban Muslims from entering the U.S., stating it endangers national security and contradicts American values. Trump's remarks have…
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…
The Faction; Examination of Events Related to the Formation of an Autonomous Government in Azerbaijan
The article discusses the 70th anniversary of the short-lived National Government of Azerbaijan in Iran, which faced legal ambiguities and accusations leading to its quick…
North Korean Leader: We Are Ready to Produce Hydrogen Bombs
Kim Jong-un announced North Korea's readiness to produce hydrogen bombs, marking a significant escalation in its military capabilities. This statement is unprecedented and raises concerns…
Opposition Wins Parliamentary Elections in Venezuela
The opposition in Venezuela has won a majority in the parliamentary elections, marking a significant political shift after 16 years of socialist control. President Nicolas…
First Set of Clearest Images of Pluto's Surface
NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has sent back the first set of the clearest images of Pluto's surface, showcasing details that were previously unseen. This mission,…
Iranian Airlines Owe 5 Trillion Tomans
Iranian airlines are facing severe financial difficulties, owing 5 trillion tomans, prompting a planned increase in ticket prices. While the Civil Aviation Organization supports this…
The Difference Between Pistorius and Karim Benzema and the Iranian Olympic Champion
An Iranian Olympic medalist has been sentenced to one year of exile and 100 lashes for non-violent adultery after being accused of assaulting a woman.…
1.3-Meter Decrease in Caspian Sea Water Depth Over 20 Years
The Caspian Sea's water depth has decreased by 1.3 meters over the past 20 years due to reduced rainfall and rising temperatures, according to experts.…
The Rate of Women Infected with AIDS in Iran has Increased Tenfold
The rate of women infected with AIDS in Iran has increased tenfold due to a shift in transmission methods from drug use to sexual contact,…
Reason for Prohibition: Women's Presence in Tehran Symphony Orchestra
The Tehran Symphony Orchestra was barred from performing due to the presence of female musicians, highlighting ongoing restrictions on women's participation in music in Iran.…