March 2017
The UK Government Announces Bill to Replace EU Laws
The UK government has announced a comprehensive plan to repeal and replace EU laws following Brexit, aiming to ensure clarity and stability for British citizens.…
Arrest of Five Baha'i Citizens in Isfahan
Five Baha'i citizens were arrested in Isfahan, Iran, amid ongoing discrimination and repression against the Baha'i community. The arrests were confirmed by a Baha'i spokesperson,…
Decline of Iranian Household Welfare
The article discusses the decline in Iranian household welfare despite an increase in welfare expenditures as a percentage of the government's public budget from 2008…
Five Key Points Regarding the Transformation of Iran's Population Structure
The Statistical Center of Iran has released a summary of the 2016 Population and Housing Census, highlighting significant demographic changes such as a decrease in…
Toyota to Build Fuel Cell Buses
Toyota is set to launch its first fuel cell bus in Tokyo, which can transport passengers and generate electricity during emergencies. This initiative could revolutionize…
Rouhani's Promise to Khamenei: Existing Shortcomings Will Be Addressed
Hassan Rouhani assured Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in a letter that he would address the existing shortcomings in the government's performance, particularly in economic policies.…
Japan and Russia Agree to Expand Relations; Urge North Korea to Avoid Tensions
Japan and Russia are seeking to resolve their territorial disputes while urging North Korea to avoid provocations. This comes amid heightened tensions in the region,…
Is Corruption Systematic in Iran?
Ali Larijani denies that corruption in Iran is systematic, despite warnings from former MP Ahmad Tavakoli about the prevalence of corruption in government institutions. This…
Support from German and Japanese Leaders for Free Trade Following Unprecedented G20 Statement
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe have expressed their commitment to free trade following a G20 statement that avoided reaffirming such…
Ali Larijani: Corruption in the Islamic Republic is not Systematic
Ali Larijani, the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, claims that while corruption exists in Iran's administrative system, it is not systematic or organized. This statement…
U.S. Secretary of State Meets with Chinese President
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson met with Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss bilateral relations amid rising tensions over North Korea. Both leaders expressed…
Central Bank Announces Completion of 'Second List of Major Bank Debtors'
The Central Bank of Iran has prepared a second list of 50 major bank debtors to be submitted to the judiciary amidst rising overdue debts…
Alpine: The New Emblem of Renault's Sports Cars
Renault has revived the Alpine brand to offer a new sports car, the A110, which combines lightweight design with a turbocharged engine. The new model…
Lorestani Salamander: From Uninvited Guest at Haft-Seen to Smuggling to Neighboring Countries
The article discusses the environmental concerns surrounding the Lorestani salamander, which is increasingly being bought for Nowruz celebrations in Iran, leading to its risk of…
Herbivorous Neanderthals and the Use of Penicillin
Researchers from the University of Adelaide discovered that Neanderthals in Spain were primarily herbivorous, while those in Belgium were carnivorous. The study highlights the complexity…
South Korea's Constitutional Court Dismisses President Park Geun-hye
South Korea's Constitutional Court has officially dismissed President Park Geun-hye following a parliamentary impeachment due to a political and economic scandal. This marks a significant…
Guardian Council Rejects Salary Cap for Managers Again
The Guardian Council has rejected the Iranian parliament's salary cap for managers set at 24 million tomans, citing concerns over potential brain drain and administrative…
Cavusoglu: Germany is Deliberately Pressuring Turkish Citizens
Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu accused Germany of systematically pressuring Turkish citizens and obstructing political gatherings ahead of a constitutional referendum. This accusation comes amid…
Donald Trump Supports Republican Health Care Plan in the House of Representatives
Donald Trump has publicly supported a Republican health care plan aimed at replacing Obamacare, which has faced criticism from some Senate Republicans and Democrats. The…
Trump to Sign New Entry Ban on Monday
President Trump is set to sign a new immigration order on Monday that is expected to modify the previous entry ban affecting citizens from several…
What Happened at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona?
The Mobile World Congress 2017 in Barcelona showcased new smartphones from various companies, including Blackberry's KeyOne, Motorola's Moto G5 series, LG's G6, Huawei's P10, and…
From Religious, Ethnic to Gender Discrimination; Why Do Some Have More 'Rights'?
The article discusses various forms of discrimination in Iran, including gender, religious, and ethnic discrimination, highlighting the legal and societal implications. It raises questions about…
Discovery of a 3.7 Billion-Year-Old Bacterium; Is Humanity Getting Closer to Finding Life on Other Planets?
Scientists have discovered evidence of a bacterium that lived over 3.7 billion years ago, potentially the oldest known fossil on Earth. This discovery, if confirmed,…