March 2015
Former Israeli Prime Minister Found Guilty in Financial Corruption Case
Ehud Olmert, former Prime Minister of Israel, was found guilty of financial corruption involving cash envelopes from a supporter. This ruling annulled a previous acquittal…
At least seven Iranian pilgrims killed in suicide bombing in Iraq
A suicide bombing in Iraq has killed at least seven Iranian pilgrims and injured fourteen others while they were returning from Samarra. The attack highlights…
Applications for Organization and Order
The article discusses various applications designed to help individuals manage their time and tasks more effectively. It highlights the importance of commitment to using these…
Why Are Young People Avoiding Military Service?
Many young Iranians are avoiding military service due to concerns about job loss, educational opportunities, and the ideological nature of training. Over two million individuals…
Food Inflation 'Lower than Average Inflation Rate'
The Iranian government's inflation rate at the end of the year 1393 (March 2015) was reported at 14.8%, lower than the average inflation rate, although…
Schools: A Challenge for a Child's Brain Learning Ability
The article discusses the challenges posed by modern schooling to children's learning abilities, emphasizing that formal education is often alien to the brain's natural learning…
The Existence of an Ocean on Ganymede Strengthens Hopes of Finding Life
NASA confirmed the existence of a subsurface ocean on Ganymede, Jupiter's largest moon, enhancing hopes for extraterrestrial life. This discovery follows extensive research and modeling,…
The Musical Works of Friedrich Nietzsche on Spotify
A collection of musical works by Friedrich Nietzsche has been published for free on Spotify, highlighting his lesser-known passion for music. This initiative showcases the…
Israeli Parliamentary Elections: A Look at the Winners and Losers
Benjamin Netanyahu won the Israeli parliamentary elections, leading his Likud party to secure 30 seats. The main opposition, the Zionist Union, suffered a significant defeat,…
Direct Relationship Between Breastfeeding and Higher IQ and Income in Adulthood
A Brazilian study finds that breastfeeding is linked to higher IQ and income in adulthood, regardless of the mother's socioeconomic status. The research monitored 3,500…
Putin Considered Nuclear Readiness During Crimea Crisis
Vladimir Putin revealed in a documentary that he was prepared to declare nuclear readiness during the Crimea crisis, emphasizing the historical significance of Crimea to…
Sovushun: Depicting the 'Inevitable Repeated Fate' of Iranians
The article commemorates Simin Daneshvar, a pioneering Iranian woman novelist, particularly focusing on her influential novel 'Sovushun.' Mahmoud Dowlatabadi reflects on her contributions to Iranian…
Saudi Arabia Withdraws Its Ambassador from Sweden
Sweden has recalled its ambassador from Saudi Arabia after ending military cooperation due to Riyadh's interference with a speech by Swedish Foreign Minister Margot Wallström.…
Iraqi Forces Enter Tikrit City
Iraqi forces, supported by Shia militias, have entered Tikrit after ten days of fighting against ISIS. This advance is significant as it allows for preparations…
Injuries of 'More than 91,000 People' Due to Fights in Tehran
In Tehran, over 91,000 people have sought medical attention due to injuries from fights in the past ten months, marking a 1.9% increase from the…
Fabius: Iran's Proposed Commitments in Nuclear Negotiations Are Insufficient
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius expressed that Iran's proposed commitments in nuclear negotiations are inadequate, highlighting ongoing issues in the talks. Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad…
Over 210,000 People in Iran Have Registered to Purchase Military Service
Over 210,000 draft dodgers in Iran have registered to pay fines to avoid military service, with the registration deadline extended due to high demand. The…