July 2015
Yaqoob Memon, Accused of Designing and Executing the Deadliest Attack in India, Executed
Yaqoob Memon, convicted for his role in the 1993 Mumbai bombings that killed 257 people, was executed in India on his 53rd birthday. His execution…
UK Foreign Office Changes Travel Advisory for Iran
The UK Foreign Office has revised its travel advisory for Iran, allowing non-essential travel to most areas, citing reduced risks for British citizens. This change…
The Triumph of Reason over Rhetoric: A New Horizon for Civil Society
The Iranian government is shifting from slogan-driven policies to a more rational approach in foreign diplomacy, opening new opportunities for civil society. Critics are encouraged…
Discovery of the 'Oldest' Quran in the World in Birmingham
A very old Quran manuscript, potentially the oldest in the world, was discovered at the University of Birmingham, dating back to between 568 and 645…
Air Pollution and 'Premature' Brain Aging
Recent studies indicate a severe link between air pollution and brain diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, with evidence showing that pollutants can lead to…
Public Debate Between Hammond and Netanyahu on Iran Nuclear Agreement
British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly debated the Iran nuclear agreement, with Hammond defending the deal and Netanyahu opposing…
Wimbledon 2015: Djokovic's Championship with Iranian Umpire's Judgement
Novak Djokovic won the Wimbledon 2015 final against Roger Federer, with Iranian umpire Ali Nili officiating the match. This victory marked Djokovic's third Wimbledon title…
IRGC Denies Spokesman's Statements Regarding Nuclear Visits
The IRGC has denied statements made by its spokesperson regarding the agency's stance on allowing IAEA inspections of military sites. This comes amidst ongoing discussions…
Crowdfunding for Greeks
Tom Finney, a British shoe seller, initiated a crowdfunding campaign to help Greece with its financial crisis, suggesting that a small contribution from each European…
John Kerry: Negotiations Could Take Any Turn in Current Conditions
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry highlighted the precarious state of nuclear negotiations with Iran, indicating that despite progress, unresolved issues remain. The talks are…