November 2015
"Ai Weiwei"; Prison, Handcuffs, and a Broken Jar
Ai Weiwei, a renowned Chinese artist, is the subject of a major exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts in London, showcasing his politically charged…
Istanbul Through the Eyes of the Underprivileged
Orhan Pamuk's latest novel, "A Strangeness in My Mind," portrays Istanbul from the perspective of a marginalized street vendor, reflecting on the struggles of migrants…
More Clues Discovered Regarding the Fate of Rukn-Abadi
The brother of Ghazanfari Rukn-Abadi disputes Saudi claims about identifying his brother's body, stating it has not been confirmed. Iranian officials continue to investigate his…
Cameron Calls for Britain's Involvement in Airstrikes Against ISIS in Syria
British Prime Minister David Cameron is advocating for Britain's participation in airstrikes against ISIS in Syria following the Paris attacks. He plans to present a…
A New Phase of Terror?
In the past three weeks, a series of terrorist attacks attributed to ISIS have resulted in significant casualties across multiple countries. The discussion raises concerns…
Five Statistical Points About the Muslim Population in Europe
Recent events have brought attention to the growing Muslim population in Europe, with significant numbers in Germany and France. Concerns about this demographic shift have…
Widespread Ignorance and Confusion About Antibiotics
The World Health Organization warns of widespread ignorance about antibiotics, with many people incorrectly believing that penicillin can treat viral infections. This misunderstanding contributes to…
Cancellation of Germany-Netherlands Football Match Due to Bomb Threat
A friendly football match between Germany and the Netherlands was canceled due to a bomb threat from an Islamist group. The threat was deemed serious…
Be Careful with the Color of Fried Potatoes and Crispy Bread
A UK study warns that frying potatoes and toasting bread at high temperatures can produce acrylamide, a carcinogenic substance. The study emphasizes the importance of…
The Earth Continues to Get 'Warmer'
Scientists warn that even halting carbon dioxide emissions today won't prevent a significant rise in global temperatures, which could have catastrophic effects on major cities…
Even 'Stone Age' Humans Loved Honey
Recent archaeological findings reveal that Neolithic humans used honeybee wax in pottery across Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa, dating back over eight thousand…
Islamic State Claims Responsibility for Beirut Explosions
Islamic State has claimed responsibility for two suicide bombings in Beirut's Burj al-Barajneh neighborhood, resulting in at least 43 deaths and 239 injuries. The attacks…
France: Several Contracts to Be Signed During Iranian President's Visit
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani is set to visit France, where several contracts are expected to be signed in various sectors, including automotive and energy. This…
9 Things You Probably Didn't Know About 'James Bond' and His Creator
The article explores lesser-known facts about Ian Fleming and his iconic character James Bond, highlighting the character's origins, popularity, and the cultural impact of the…
Russia Protests Charlie Hebdo Cartoon Regarding Plane Crash
Russia has protested against cartoons published by Charlie Hebdo regarding the crash of a Russian passenger plane, which killed all 224 people on board. The…
The Hot Topic of 'Infiltration' and the Power Struggle Between Rouhani and the IRGC
The article discusses the recent arrests of journalists in Iran and the IRGC's claims of infiltrators working with foreign powers, leading to a significant public…
Britain: Russian Plane Over Egypt Likely Crashed Due to Bomb Explosion
The British government has indicated that a Russian passenger plane that crashed in Egypt's Sinai desert likely went down due to a bomb explosion. Investigations…
The Role of Plankton Waste in Carbon Dioxide Absorption
UK scientists are researching the role of plankton in absorbing carbon dioxide in the ocean's twilight zone, discovering that without them, CO2 levels would be…