November 2015
UN Call for Cooperation to End AIDS
The UN has launched a new initiative aimed at controlling AIDS globally by 2030, highlighting a significant reduction in HIV cases and AIDS-related deaths. This…
Collection of Hundreds of Refugees in Turkey Following Agreement with the European Union
Turkey has intensified its efforts to control the flow of refugees to Europe following a recent agreement with the EU. This includes the collection of…
More than Half of Amazon Tree Species at Risk of Extinction
Scientists warn that over half of the tree species in the Amazon rainforest are at risk of extinction due to deforestation for agriculture and other…
Concerns Over the Construction of the Largest Animal Cloning Center in China
A new animal cloning center in China, set to produce over a million calves annually, has sparked ethical concerns among social media users. The project…
Prospects of Iran's New Oil Contract Model
Iran has launched a new oil contract model aiming to attract $25 billion in foreign investment for 50 oil and gas projects. The contracts, which…
Utilization of Prisoners in Ardabil for Urban Services in Exchange for Imprisonment Punishment
The Ardabil Municipality will employ some prisoners for urban services as part of a new program under the Islamic Penal Code, allowing for free labor…
Establishment of a Madness Research Center in Iran
Iran has approved the establishment of a 'Madness' research center at the Razi Psychiatric Educational-Treatment Center to address the high prevalence of mental illness in…
Dozens Killed and Wounded in Suicide Bombing at Shia Ceremony in Nigeria
A suicide bombing during a Shia ceremony in Kano, Nigeria, resulted in 21 deaths and numerous injuries. The attack is attributed to the Islamist group…
Ya'alon: Israel's Security Crisis Will Not Diminish Soon
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon has warned that the current security crisis in Israel will persist, with ongoing Palestinian attacks causing casualties on both sides.…
2015 the Hottest Year in Meteorological History
The World Meteorological Organization reports that 2015 is likely the hottest year on record, with significant increases in global temperatures and greenhouse gas concentrations. This…
Hope for Eradicating Malaria Through Genetic Modification of Anopheles Mosquitoes
American scientists have developed a genetic modification in Anopheles mosquitoes that prevents the transmission of malaria, potentially leading to the disease's eradication. This method shows…
Ban Ki-moon: Any Form of Violence Against Women Must Be Punished
On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon emphasized the need to unite against violence towards women and…
Earthquake Shakes Masjed Soleiman in Khuzestan
An earthquake measuring 5.3 struck near Masjed Soleiman in Khuzestan province, prompting residents to evacuate their homes. Tremors were felt in several nearby cities, but…
French Prime Minister: Europe Can No Longer Accept More Refugees
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls stated that Europe can no longer accept more refugees due to the ongoing migration crisis, which has seen the largest…
UN Condemns Balkan Countries for Closing Borders to Refugees
The UN has condemned Balkan countries for closing their borders to economic refugees, while Sweden plans to tighten its refugee acceptance laws amid a new…
Explosion of Military Bus in Tunisia Leaves at Least 12 Dead
A bomb exploded on a bus carrying members of Tunisia's presidential guard, killing at least 12 people. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in Tunisia,…
Meet Sorena, the Iranian Robot
Iran has unveiled Sorena, an advanced humanoid robot capable of running, playing football, and speaking Persian. Developed by Iranian researchers over eight years, Sorena represents…
Turkey Shoots Down Russian Fighter Jet
Turkey shot down a Russian fighter jet that allegedly violated its airspace, leading to a confirmation from Russia that the jet was over Syria. The…
Belgium Extends State of Emergency for One Week
Belgium has extended its state of emergency for one week due to heightened security concerns following the Paris attacks. Prime Minister Charles Michel announced that…
Cars That Talk to Each Other
Engineers are developing a communication system for cars to prevent accidents by allowing them to share information about their surroundings. Major universities and automotive companies…
Opposition Candidate Wins Presidential Election in Argentina
Mauricio Macri, the conservative opposition candidate, has won the presidential election in Argentina, defeating Daniel Scioli. This marks a significant political shift after 12 years…
Discovery of a New European Ancestry in the Caucasus
Scientists have discovered a new lineage of early humans in the Caucasus region of Georgia, which is genetically linked to modern Europeans. This finding sheds…
Iraq Sells Its Oil for as Low as $30
Iraq is selling some of its oil for as low as $30 to capture global markets, despite a significant drop in oil prices. This situation…
Successful Completion of the 'Most Complex' Face Transplant
A complex face transplant surgery was successfully performed on Patrick Hardison, a firefighter who suffered severe burns in 2001. This surgery, which restored some of…
Main Concern of the Welfare Organization: Increase in Industrial Drugs and Addicted Women
The head of Iran's Welfare Organization has raised alarms about the significant rise in the number of women addicted to drugs and the quadrupling of…
Do you think direct cooperation between the United States and Russia to strike groups like the Islamic State (ISIS) in the Middle East is feasible?
A poll was conducted asking whether direct cooperation between the U.S. and Russia against ISIS in the Middle East is feasible, with 55% responding 'yes'…
UN General Assembly Committee Expresses 'Deep Concern' Over Human Rights Violations in Iran
The UN General Assembly's Human Rights Committee has expressed deep concern over human rights violations in Iran, criticizing the suppression of activists and the rise…
UN Warns of Devastating Effects of El Niño
The UN's World Meteorological Organization warns that this year's El Niño is unprecedented in its effects, causing severe droughts and floods globally. This phenomenon is…
Over One Billion People Lack Access to Toilets
The UN reports that over one billion people lack access to proper sanitation, leading to health risks and increased disease, particularly among children. The designation…
80 Civil Activists Call for the Release of the Editor-in-Chief of Ravanegah Website
Eighty civil activists have called for the release of Hossein Sheikh-Aghaei, the editor-in-chief of the Ravanegah website, who has been detained without clear reasons. The…
Mohammad Reza Khatami: Reformists Will Overcome Disqualifications
Mohammad Reza Khatami, a prominent reformist figure, asserts that despite potential disqualifications by the Guardian Council, reformists can still achieve electoral success through unity and…
Evacuation of a Terminal at Copenhagen Airport Following Discovery of Suspicious Luggage
Danish police evacuated a terminal at Copenhagen Airport after finding a suspicious suitcase, amidst heightened security following recent terrorist attacks in Europe. This incident reflects…
Points About Global Warming
World leaders are set to meet in Paris to address global warming caused by greenhouse gas emissions, primarily from fossil fuel use and deforestation. The…
Wisconsin Lawmakers' Proposal to Ban Economic Transactions with Iran
Republican lawmakers in Wisconsin have proposed a bill to ban state investments in companies that do business with Iran, citing concerns over the Iranian government's…
French President Requests Three-Month Extension of State of Emergency
French President François Hollande has announced a three-month extension of the state of emergency following the Paris attacks and is seeking legislative approval for constitutional…
The Heart of ISIS Beats in Brussels
The article discusses the radicalization in Molenbeek, Brussels, highlighting its connection to ISIS and the challenges of integrating immigrants. It features insights from a war…
Scanner That Scans the Entire Body Simultaneously
Researchers at UC Davis are developing the first full-body PET scanner with a $15.5 million budget, aiming to enhance diagnostic imaging in medicine. This advancement…
Discovery of Another Mass Grave in Sinjar
Kurdish Peshmerga forces have discovered a second mass grave in Sinjar, containing the remains of 50 to 60 individuals, following the earlier discovery of a…
Arrest of Six Members of Marand City Council on Charges of Financial Misconduct
Six members of the Marand City Council have been arrested for financial misconduct, following the earlier arrest of the former mayor and other municipal employees.…
Cockroach Gas is 'Five Times' More Powerful than Human Gas
Scientists have discovered that the gas emitted by cockroaches is five times more powerful than that of humans, with implications for understanding insect biology and…
Discovery of a Mass Grave of Yazidi Women in Sinjar
A mass grave containing the bodies of 78 Yazidi women, executed while fleeing ISIS captivity, has been discovered in Sinjar following its liberation by Kurdish…
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…
Aung San Suu Kyi's Party Wins Myanmar Elections
Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy has decisively won Myanmar's parliamentary elections, ending military rule. This victory is significant as it marks the…
Kurdish Peshmerga Take Control of Central Sinjar
Kurdish Peshmerga forces have recaptured central Sinjar from ISIS, marking a significant military victory. This operation, supported by U.S.-led coalition forces, aims to reclaim territory…
Increase in Protests Against Racial Inequality at American Universities
Protests against racial inequality at American universities, particularly Claremont McKenna College, have led to the resignation of senior official Mary Spellman after her controversial email…
Italy: We Will Raise the Issue of Rezaian's Freedom During Rouhani's Visit
During President Rouhani's upcoming European trip, Italy's Foreign Minister has stated that the issue of Jason Rezaian's freedom will be raised. Rezaian, an Iranian-American journalist,…
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…
Kurdish Peshmerga Operations to Retake Sinjar from the Islamic State
Kurdish Peshmerga forces have launched an operation to reclaim Sinjar from the Islamic State, supported by U.S. airstrikes. This operation is significant due to the…
What Will Be the Fuel for Future Vehicles?
The article discusses the future of vehicle fuels, focusing on electric and hydrogen vehicles. While electric cars face challenges like high costs and limited range,…
Jupiter Likely Ejected a Planet from the Solar System
Astrophysicists have found evidence suggesting that Jupiter may have ejected a fifth giant planet from the solar system 4 billion years ago after a collision.…
Migration Crisis; Slovenia Begins Fencing Its Borders
Slovenia has begun erecting fences along its borders in response to a surge of refugees fleeing conflict in Syria and Afghanistan. This move comes as…
Myanmar: Election Results and Political Future
Aung San Suu Kyi's party, the NLD, has won a significant victory in Myanmar's elections, securing a majority in local assemblies and the central government.…
Arrest of Father Who Was Selling His Daughters
A father in Pakistan was arrested for attempting to sell his twelve-year-old daughter, Noushin, for prostitution, highlighting the ongoing issues of child exploitation and forced…
Death of Iranian Refugee on Christmas Island Shrouded in Ambiguity
Fazel Chaghini, a Kurdish Iranian refugee, died under unclear circumstances on Christmas Island, sparking unrest. His death highlights ongoing issues with Australia's refugee detention system,…
World Bank: Global Warming Will Push 100 Million More People into Poverty by 2030
The World Bank warns that without effective climate policies, an additional 100 million people could fall into poverty by 2030 due to global warming. The…
What Drinking Alcohol and Coffee Together Does to You
The article discusses the dangers of consuming alcohol and caffeine together, highlighting that caffeine can mask the effects of alcohol, leading to risky behaviors like…
57% of Israeli Jews Concerned About Palestinian Attacks
A recent survey reveals that 57% of Israeli Jews are concerned about being targeted in attacks by Palestinians, reflecting heightened security fears amid ongoing violence.…
Opposition in Myanmar Led by Suu Kyi Declares Victory in Elections
The opposition party in Myanmar, led by Aung San Suu Kyi, claims to have won over 80% of the votes in recent parliamentary elections, potentially…
Protests and Clashes at 'Christmas' Camp Following Death of Iranian Refugee
Protests erupted at the Christmas Island refugee camp after the body of Iranian refugee Fazil Chaghini was found following his escape attempt. The Australian government…
How Mars' Atmosphere Disappeared
NASA researchers have discovered how Mars' atmosphere transformed and disappeared due to solar winds, indicating that the planet was once potentially habitable. This research highlights…
Parliamentary Elections Held in Myanmar
Myanmar held its first free parliamentary elections in 25 years, with an 80% voter turnout. The National League for Democracy, led by Aung San Suu…
Infants Raised with Dogs Have Lower Asthma Rates
A Swedish study finds that infants raised with dogs have a significantly lower risk of developing asthma compared to those without pets. The research suggests…
Research at Seven Universities: Children from Non-Religious Families are More Altruistic
A study involving 1,200 children from various countries found that those raised in non-religious families are more altruistic than their peers from religious backgrounds. This…
Crucial Parliamentary Elections in Myanmar
Myanmar is set to hold crucial parliamentary elections on November 7, with Aung San Suu Kyi's party expected to perform well despite her inability to…
The Cost of Holding Elections Estimated at 160 Billion Tomans
The Iranian Deputy Minister of Interior announced that the cost for the upcoming parliamentary and Assembly of Experts elections is estimated at 160 billion tomans,…
Dam Breaks in Brazil, Residential Area Buried Under Mud
A dam in Brazil has collapsed, burying a residential area under mud and water, with at least 17 confirmed dead and many missing. Rescuers are…
Use of Mustard Gas in Battles Between ISIS and Rebels in Syria
A report indicates that mustard gas was used in battles between ISIS and rebel forces in Syria, raising concerns about the group's access to chemical…
Central Bank Report: Recession in the Housing Market Continues
The Central Bank of Iran reports a continuing recession in Tehran's housing market, with significant decreases in both transactions and average prices. This trend raises…
UN Experts Warn of Humanitarian Crises in the Next Six Months
UN experts warn of worsening humanitarian crises in various regions, including Libya, Afghanistan, and Ethiopia, over the next six months. The report highlights the potential…
What do you think is the reason for the recent arrests of journalists in Iran?
The article poses a question regarding the reasons behind the recent arrests of journalists in Iran, offering multiple choice answers that reflect public opinion. The…
European Scientists' Plan to Develop an AIDS Vaccine Within '5 Years'
A group of European scientists, along with researchers from Australia, Canada, and the US, has launched the European AIDS Vaccine Initiative 2020 to develop an…
Advancements in Developing More Efficient Batteries for Electric Vehicles
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed a promising lithium-oxygen battery that significantly outperforms current lithium-ion batteries but is still years away from commercial…
How Stress Makes You Sick
The article discusses how stress negatively impacts health by releasing hormones that can lead to heart disease, digestive issues, and weakened immunity. It highlights the…
Mujahedin Organization: Liberty Camp Should Be Recognized as a Refugee Camp
The Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization condemned a recent rocket attack on Liberty Camp that killed 23 of its members and injured 200. U.S. Secretary of State…
Turkish Officials: Over 50 ISIS Members Killed in Airstrike on Saturday
Turkey and the U.S. conducted airstrikes in Syria on November 1, killing over 50 ISIS members ahead of Turkey's parliamentary elections. This operation marks a…
At least 12 killed in Al-Shabaab attack on famous hotel in Somalia
A deadly attack by Al-Shabaab on a hotel in Somalia has left at least 12 dead, highlighting the ongoing violence in the region. The group…