January 2015
Litvinenko, former Russian intelligence officer, likely 'was poisoned twice'
New evidence reveals that Alexander Litvinenko was poisoned twice with radioactive plutonium before his death in 2006, contradicting previous beliefs. This case continues to strain…
The Tail of the AirAsia Plane Found in the Java Sea
The tail of the crashed AirAsia plane was found in the Java Sea, along with 40 bodies and various parts of the aircraft. The plane…
Discovery of a 4500-Year-Old Tomb of a Forgotten Egyptian Queen
Czech archaeologists have discovered the tomb of a previously unknown Egyptian queen, Khenetkawes III, who was the wife of Pharaoh Neferfre, dating back 4500 years.…
Concerns Over Negative Impact of Population Growth Plan on HIV Transmission in Iran
The head of Iran's AIDS department has raised concerns about the potential increase in HIV transmission due to the government's population growth plan and reduced…
Discovery of the Fifth Piece of AirAsia Plane; Divers Face Operational Difficulties
A fifth piece of the crashed AirAsia plane has been discovered, but adverse weather conditions are delaying recovery efforts for victims and the black box.…
The Average Age of Marriage for Men in Iran Has Reached 28 Years
The average age of marriage in Iran has increased to 28 for men and 24 for women, with fertility rates dropping below replacement levels. This…
Two Large Pieces of AirAsia Plane Found
Searchers have found two large pieces of the AirAsia plane that crashed into the sea while traveling from Indonesia to Singapore, along with an oil…
Jahānbaghlou: Modern Society is the Result of Human Self-Reflection and Autonomy
Ramin Jahānbaghlou discusses the complex concept of modernity, emphasizing its philosophical roots and the historical context of its development over the past 500 years. He…
Dozens Killed and Injured at a Wedding Due to Accidental Rocket Attack by Afghan Army
An accidental rocket attack by the Afghan army during a wedding in Helmand province resulted in at least 28 deaths and over 50 injuries, predominantly…