May 2015
32% Decline in Construction Statistics in Farvardin 94
The Tehran housing market experienced a 32% decline in apartment transactions in Farvardin 94 compared to the previous year, indicating ongoing recessionary trends. Despite this…
Challenges of Cash Subsidies
The Iranian government has removed gasoline rationing, leading to price increases in fuel products and potential rises in agricultural prices. Economist Shahin Fatemi warns that…
Rentier Economy is an Economy of Inequality
The article discusses the relationship between rentier economics and inequality in Iran, highlighting how chronic inflation and unemployment exacerbate income disparities. It emphasizes the emergence…
Jannati: They Want to Seize the Assembly to Take Control of the System's Power
Ahmad Jannati, Secretary of the Guardian Council, warns that some individuals aim to weaken the leadership's power by taking control of the Assembly of Experts.…
Connecting Thinkers with Investors
The article discusses the success of Kickstarter in funding innovative projects, highlighting the C.H.I.P. computer campaign that raised over a million dollars in just five…
End of Discrimination Against Afghan Children Residing in Iran?
The Iranian government has made recent decisions to eliminate tuition fees for Afghan migrant children in public schools, signaling a potential shift in policy towards…
Challenges Ahead in the Turkish Elections
Turkey is preparing for critical parliamentary elections on June 7, which could significantly impact its political landscape. The ruling Justice and Development Party aims to…
Amnesty International Criticizes Qatar's World Cup Preparations Again
Amnesty International has once again criticized Qatar for failing to improve labor conditions for workers preparing for the 2022 World Cup, citing hundreds of deaths…
Health Ministry: 60,000 Iranians Unaware of Their HIV/AIDS Status
The Iranian Health Ministry reports that around 60,000 people living with HIV/AIDS in Iran are unaware of their status, with a significant portion of infections…
Discovery of the First Warm-Blooded Fish Species
Scientists have discovered that the opah fish is the first warm-blooded fish species, capable of maintaining its body temperature in cold ocean depths. This adaptation…
Mohamed Morsi, the ousted President of Egypt, sentenced to death
Mohamed Morsi, the former president of Egypt, has been sentenced to death for his involvement in a mass prison escape during the 2011 revolution. This…
Crash of Flying Car During Test Flight
The Aircar 3.0 prototype crashed during a test flight in Slovakia, but the pilot safely escaped using a parachute. This incident raises concerns about the…
Men Have Conquered the Walls of Tehran
The article discusses the phenomenon of graffiti in Tehran, highlighting its evolution from a revolutionary medium to a contemporary form of expression reflecting social, romantic,…
Why the Cesarean Rate is High in Iran
Iran has the highest cesarean section rate in the world at 50%, with efforts underway to reduce it to 46%. The World Health Organization recommends…
Masoud Barzani Meets with the President of the United States
Masoud Barzani, President of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, met with U.S. President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden at the White House. They…
Deaths and Poisoning of Several Workers in Repeated Incidents at Shazand Refinery
Three workers have died and several others have been hospitalized due to toxic gas leaks at the Shazand refinery in Iran, with multiple incidents reported.…
Bollywood Star Salman Khan Sentenced to Five Years in Prison
Bollywood star Salman Khan was sentenced to five years in prison for a 2002 incident where he drove over five homeless individuals, killing one. The…
Facebook Launches Internet.org Service Project
Facebook has launched 'Internet.org' to improve internet access in remote areas of developing countries, but it faces criticism from activists in India for potentially undermining…
Zarif: Many Parentheses Remain in the Draft of the Final Nuclear Agreement
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif expressed that many issues remain unresolved in the draft of the final nuclear agreement with the 1+5 group, despite…
New Invention by the US Army: 'Self-Targeting Bullets'
The US Army has successfully tested a new type of smart bullet called 'Execto' that can accurately hit moving targets, potentially revolutionizing shooting accuracy. This…
Various Applications for the Convenience of Car Owners
The article discusses various applications designed to assist car owners with fuel consumption tracking, navigation, and safety while driving. It highlights the growing market for…