March 2016
Austrian Newspaper: Cancellation of Rouhani's Trip Due to Anti-Islamic Republic Protests
Hassan Rouhani's planned trip to Austria was canceled after the Austrian government refused to prevent an anti-Islamic Republic protest during his visit. This incident highlights…
The 'National Unity Government' Arrives in the Libyan Capital
Fayez al-Sarraj has officially entered Tripoli as the head of the UN-supported National Unity Government, with calls for a peaceful power transfer. His arrival marks…
Iranian Boxers' Consecutive Failures in Olympic Qualifying Competitions
Iranian boxers have faced consecutive eliminations in the Olympic qualifying competitions held in China, with only three victories recorded, two against the Pitcairn Islands. The…
Taliban Splinter Group Claims Responsibility for Lahore Explosion; 'Christians Were the Target'
A splinter group of the Taliban has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in Lahore, Pakistan, targeting Christians during Easter celebrations, resulting in over 60…
Armed Forces Ready to Achieve 'Resilient Economy'
The Iranian armed forces have expressed their readiness to support the government in achieving a resilient economy, while criticizing the exaggeration of sanctions as misleading.…
Iran's Hajj Organization Chief Criticizes Lack of Sentence Announcement for Two Saudi Officers
The head of Iran's Hajj Organization criticized Saudi Arabia for not announcing the sentence for two police officers convicted of sexually assaulting Iranian teenagers. This…
City Council Member: Tehran's Conditions Have Passed the Stage of Social Damage
Mohammad Haqani, a member of Tehran's City Council, warns that the city has reached a social crisis due to overpopulation and the exhaustion of natural…
Plants' Adaptation to Global Warming in Carbon Dioxide Production
Recent studies reveal that plants adapt to global warming more effectively than previously believed, emitting less carbon dioxide than expected. This research suggests that the…
Development of Dengue Fever Vaccine
Scientists at the National Institutes of Health have developed a promising vaccine for dengue fever, showing no illness in test subjects after exposure to the…
Long Working Hours Increase Heart Problems
A study reveals that long working hours significantly increase the risk of heart problems among workers, with 43% of those studied experiencing cardiovascular issues. This…
Myanmar's New President Elected in a Democratic Process
Tin Chiao has been elected as Myanmar's new president in a democratic process, marking a significant political shift after decades of military rule. His election…
The Death Toll from the Attack by Extremist Islamists in Ivory Coast Reaches 18
An attack by Islamist militants on a tourist beach in Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast, resulted in 18 deaths, including civilians and security forces. The attack has…
The Second Round of Parliamentary Elections to Be Held on May 10
The second round of Iran's parliamentary elections is set for May 10, 2016, following significant victories for reformists in the first round. The outcome is…
The Death of Volleyball Coach Marks the End of the Most Controversial Sports League of the Year
Reza Ebrahimi, a prominent volleyball coach, died shortly before the final match of the Premier League, leading to the cancellation of the game and the…
Endless Anxieties of Trump and Clinton; In the Fateful Week
The American party primaries are at a critical juncture with elections in key states like Florida and Ohio approaching. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are…
Every Day, One Hundred People Become Disabled in Iran Due to Road Accidents
Masoud Habibi, head of the Iranian Red Crescent Youth Organization, reported that daily road accidents in Iran result in one hundred new disabilities and fifty…
Iran's Premier Football League; Red Draw Benefits the Blues
Persepolis and Tractor Sazi played to a 1-1 draw in Iran's Premier Football League, impacting the championship race. Esteghlal Tehran remains in the lead with…
Discovery of 520-Million-Year-Old Fossil with Nervous System
Scientists have discovered a 520-million-year-old fossil of a crustacean with a remarkably preserved nervous system in China. This finding enhances our understanding of the evolution…
Child Marriage in Iran and Legal Gaps
Shahindokht Molaverdi has raised concerns over the increasing rates of child marriage in Iran, particularly among girls under 10. The UN has urged Iran to…
Rouhani's Deputy: Statistics on Underage Marriages are Concerning
Shahindokht Molaverdi has raised concerns over the rising statistics of underage marriages in Iran, particularly highlighting cases of girls under 10. The UN has previously…