July 2023
Escalating Economic Crisis Consequences on Society; Four Workers at 'Petrochemical Chavar' Commit Suicide in One Year
The article reports on the suicide of four workers at Petrochemical Chavar in Iran due to economic hardship and job insecurity. The situation reflects broader…
Three Kurdish Civil Activists Arrested in Sanandaj by Security Agencies
Three Kurdish civil activists were arrested in Sanandaj, Iran, without clear reasons or judicial warrants. The arrests come amid ongoing persecution of ethnic minorities in…
Israeli Lawmaker: Establishing Relations with Saudi Arabia Not Seen in the Short Term
An Israeli lawmaker has stated that establishing relations with Saudi Arabia is not feasible in the short term due to unresolved issues in ongoing negotiations.…
Emergency Meeting of West African Leaders on Niger Coup; Military Government Warns Against Any Intervention
West African leaders are meeting to discuss actions against Niger's military government following a coup that ousted President Mohamed Bazoum. The military has warned against…
Trailer for Season Two of 'Invasion' Released; Golshifteh Farahani Takes on Alien Warfare
The trailer for the second season of 'Invasion' has been released, featuring Golshifteh Farahani as a key character. The series, which depicts humanity's battle against…
The United States to Provide a $345 Million Military Aid Package to Taiwan
The U.S. is set to provide a $345 million military aid package to Taiwan, likely inciting China's anger. This package comes amid ongoing tensions over…
Taliban Gunfire at Shia Mourning Ceremony
Taliban forces fired shots to disperse Shia mourners during the Ashura ceremony in Ghazni, resulting in at least one death and several injuries. This incident…
Efforts for Cleaner Air; NASA Monitors Air Pollution in Major Cities
NASA is launching a new satellite, TEMPO, to monitor air pollution in North American cities, particularly in light of recent wildfires in Canada that have…
Unity Against China's Ambitions; Joe Biden to Host 'Asian Leaders' at Camp David
Joe Biden will host leaders from Japan and South Korea at Camp David to strengthen alliances against China's territorial ambitions and support Ukraine. This summit…
Singapore Executes Woman for Trafficking 31 Grams of Heroin; First Execution of a Woman in 19 Years
Singapore executed a woman for drug trafficking, marking the first execution of a woman in 19 years. This has drawn criticism from human rights groups…
Qazvin Prosecutor Sentences Mother of a Journalist to 'Free Service'
The mother of journalist Mustafa Jafari was sentenced to six months of free service for allegedly disrupting court order while trying to secure her son's…
Deepening Poverty in Iran; A Parliament Member: Poverty is Not Related to the Islamic Republic
A member of the Iranian parliament claims that the current poverty in Iran is unrelated to the Islamic Republic, attributing it instead to an 'economic…
Car Bomb Explosion at Zainabiyah Shrine in Damascus Leaves 6 Dead and Dozens Injured
A car bomb exploded outside the Zainabiyah shrine in Damascus, killing 6 and injuring dozens. This attack is the second on the shrine in a…
US National Security Advisor Seeks to Expand 'Strategic Relations' During Visit to Saudi Arabia
Jake Sullivan, the US National Security Advisor, visited Saudi Arabia to enhance strategic relations and discuss key regional issues with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.…
Putin Says He Will Donate Up to 50,000 Tons of Free Grain to Africa Despite Western Sanctions
Vladimir Putin announced at the Russia-Africa summit that Russia will donate up to 50,000 tons of grain to several African countries despite Western sanctions. This…
White House Hosts Meloni; US and Italian Leaders Discuss China
US President Joe Biden will meet with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to discuss key issues including the Ukraine war and Italy's ties with China.…
Russian Defense Minister Delivers 'Putin's Letter' to North Korean Leader
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu visited North Korea to deliver a letter from President Putin to Kim Jong Un during the 70th anniversary of the…
IMF Warns Italy; Economic Growth Risks Decline
The IMF has warned Italy about the risks of declining economic growth due to delayed economic policies and public debt reduction. Italy's GDP growth is…
EU Human Rights Watchdog Investigates Migrant Shipwreck
The EU's Human Rights Watchdog is investigating the deadly sinking of the Adriana ship, which carried over 700 refugees, highlighting the role of Frontex. This…
Hun Sen to Transfer Cambodian Premiership to His Son After 38 Years
Hun Sen announced he will resign as Cambodia's Prime Minister next month, passing the role to his son Hun Manet after 38 years in power.…
White House Spokesperson: We Do Not Support Ukraine's Attacks on Russian Territory
The White House has stated it does not support Ukraine's drone attacks on Russian territory following recent strikes in Moscow. Russia has condemned these attacks…
Revolutionary Court of Mashhad Insists on Death Sentence for Mohammad Javad Vafaee Sani Despite Supreme Court Arguments
The Revolutionary Court of Mashhad has reaffirmed the death sentence for Mohammad Javad Vafaee Sani, an Iranian boxing champion, despite arguments from the Supreme Court…
Strange Result of a Survey: Only 16% of Participants Said They Do Not Intend to Emigrate
A recent survey reveals that only 16% of Iranians do not plan to emigrate, with over 60% expressing a desire to leave the country due…
Human Rights Activists React to Recent Sentences: The Islamic Republic Focuses on Humiliating Women
Human Rights Activists in Iran condemned recent sentences against women related to mandatory hijab, coinciding with the return of the morality police. They warn that…
Strike of One Thousand Contract Workers at Chadormalu Mine in Yazd Enters Second Day
A strike involving around one thousand contract workers at Chadormalu Mine in Yazd has entered its second day, protesting management's neglect of their demands. The…
Radical Islamist Preacher in Britain Charged with 'Terrorism-Related Offenses'
Anjem Choudary, a radical Islamist preacher in the UK, has been charged with terrorism-related offenses after his recent arrest. He has a history of promoting…
UN Forces Command and North Korea Discuss American Soldier
The UN Forces Command and North Korea are in talks regarding Travis King, an American soldier who entered North Korea, creating a diplomatic challenge for…
Deputy Minister of Education Confirms: Only One Twelfth Grade Student Achieved a GPA of 20
The Deputy Minister of Education confirmed that only one student achieved the highest GPA in this year's final exams, which faced significant criticism due to…
Second U.S. Nuclear Submarine Arrives in South Korea
The second U.S. nuclear submarine, USS Annapolis, has arrived in South Korea, following the USS Kentucky, as part of efforts to counter North Korean threats.…
Russian Defense Ministry Reports Ukrainian Drone Attack on Moscow
Russia has accused Ukraine of a drone attack on Moscow, which resulted in no serious damages or casualties. This incident follows a series of Russian…
Blinken: We Are Not in a Position to Discuss a Nuclear Agreement with Iran
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated that the U.S. is not currently discussing a nuclear agreement with Iran, emphasizing the need for Iran to…
UNESCO Condemns Russia's Attack on Orthodox Cathedral in Odessa
Russia launched a missile attack on Odessa, killing two and damaging a historic Orthodox cathedral, prompting condemnation from UNESCO. The attack occurred amid claims by…
US Expresses Concern Over Sexual Assault of Two Women in India
The US has expressed grave concern over the sexual assault and public humiliation of two women in Manipur, India, which has sparked outrage and led…
Sudan's Civil War Enters 100th Day
The civil war in Sudan has entered its 100th day with escalating violence and failed ceasefire negotiations. Over 3 million people have been displaced, and…
Environmental Crisis; Dust Storms Send 20,000 People to Emergency Rooms in South Khorasan
Over 20,000 people in South Khorasan were hospitalized due to severe dust storms, highlighting the ongoing environmental crisis in Iran. The situation has worsened with…
Wildfire on the Island of Rhodes, Greece; Widespread Evacuations Continue
A massive wildfire on the island of Rhodes, Greece, has led to widespread evacuations of residents and tourists, with over two thousand people fleeing affected…
German Party's Efforts to Prevent Land Deal with the Islamic Republic
The Social Democratic Party of Germany is opposing a land exchange that would allow the Iranian consulate in Frankfurt to establish a tea house, viewing…
Peru's Supreme Court Allows Registration of Same-Sex Marriages
Peru's Supreme Court has ruled in favor of officially recognizing same-sex marriages, marking a significant victory for the LGBTQ community in a country that previously…
Women's World Cup; Stars Take the Field
The Women's World Cup kicks off in Australia and New Zealand with 32 teams participating, showcasing a wider array of talent. Key players like Sam…
Alliance Against Nuclear Iran: Hezbollah Continues Weapons Accumulation
The Alliance Against a Nuclear Iran reports that Hezbollah continues to violate UN Resolution 1701 by acquiring weapons, prompting Israel to seek condemnation from the…
Tony Bennett, Renowned American Singer, Passes Away at 96
Tony Bennett, the iconic American singer, has died at the age of 96. He was celebrated for his contributions to music and won numerous awards…
Italian Police Seizes $946 Million Cocaine Shipment
Italian police seized a record cocaine shipment worth $946 million off the coast of Sicily, arresting five individuals in connection with the operation. This significant…
U.S. Officials Welcome Cancellation of Shipping Event in Iran
The U.S. has welcomed the cancellation of an international shipping event in Iran due to concerns over Iran's maritime safety and security practices. U.S. officials…
Risk of Execution for Mohammad Javad Vafaee; Dozens of Human Rights Activists Call for Immediate Halt to Executions in Iran
Human rights activists are calling for the immediate halt of executions in Iran, particularly concerning Mohammad Javad Vafaee, a political prisoner who faces execution after…
Shahabuddin Haeri: The Leader Has Handed the Helm of the Islamic Republic's Ship to the Storm
Shahabuddin Haeri Shirazi, a critic of the Iranian regime, sharply criticizes Supreme Leader Khamenei for his leadership failures, claiming he has lost control of the…
The Volume of Lake Urmia Water Has Decreased Over the Past Year
Lake Urmia's water volume has decreased by nearly 1 billion cubic meters in the past year, with predictions of further decline due to ongoing evaporation…
Korean Songs Released in Multiple Languages Using Artificial Intelligence
HYBE, South Korea's largest music label, is using AI to release K-pop songs in multiple languages, aiming to expand the genre's global reach. The initiative…
Continued Hot and Long Summer in North America, Europe, and China
A severe heatwave is impacting North America, Europe, and parts of Asia, with record temperatures and medical emergencies increasing. Labor unions in Italy are protesting…
Russia Warns Against Non-Acceptance of Ukraine Grain Export Agreement
Russia has warned that it will not accept negotiations on extending the Ukraine grain export agreement unless the UN implements a related agricultural export memorandum…
Launch of Two New Ballistic Missiles; Rising Tensions Between North Korea and the U.S. and Its Allies
North Korea launched two ballistic missiles, escalating tensions with the U.S. and its allies, who condemned the actions as a violation of UN resolutions. The…
New Discovery: Some Prehistoric Mammals May Have Hunted Dinosaurs for Dinner
A new fossil discovery in China reveals that early mammals may have hunted dinosaurs, challenging previous perceptions of the dinosaur era. The fossil, found in…
Opposition Parties in India Form Coalition to Defeat Narendra Modi
Over twenty opposition parties in India have formed a coalition named 'India' to challenge the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party led by Narendra Modi in the…
Heat Wave in the Northern Hemisphere; 'Red Alert' Declared in Southern and Eastern Europe
A 'red alert' for a heat wave has been declared in southern and eastern Europe, with temperatures expected to exceed 47 degrees Celsius in some…
Head of Iran's Football Referees Committee: 12% of Matches Decided by Refereeing Errors
Khodadad Afsharian, head of Iran's Referees Committee, revealed that 12% of football match outcomes are influenced by refereeing errors, with 21% of last season's Premier…
Hollywood Strikes; Tehran Stops
The filming of the series "Tehran" has been halted due to a strike by Hollywood actors. The strike is primarily focused on job security, the…
Before Herzog's Speech in Congress; Biden and Netanyahu Discussed Iran
Joe Biden and Benjamin Netanyahu discussed their ongoing tensions and Iran's nuclear program in a phone call ahead of a scheduled meeting between Biden and…
John Kerry Emphasizes the Need for 'Real Progress' in US-China Climate Dialogue
John Kerry is in Beijing to discuss climate change with Chinese officials, emphasizing the need for progress ahead of upcoming UN climate talks. Severe weather…
Russian Officials Report 'Emergency Situation' on Crimean Bridge and Two Deaths
Russian officials declared an emergency on the Crimean Bridge after an explosion led to two fatalities. This incident raises concerns about the ongoing grain export…
U.S. Special Envoy for Climate Talks Visits Beijing
John Kerry, the U.S. Special Envoy for Climate, is visiting Beijing to discuss climate issues with his Chinese counterpart. The talks focus on reducing emissions…
Kareem Bagheri: Some have told me that I am banned from working
Kareem Bagheri, a former coach of Persepolis, claims he has been informed of a work ban, likely due to his past support for protests against…
Warning from Medical Scientific Associations: Dismissal of Prominent Professors Threatens the Country's Future
A group of medical professionals in Iran has raised alarms over the systematic dismissal of prominent professors, linking it to a broader trend of government…
Chinese President Calls for Stricter Internet Restrictions in the Country
Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for stricter internet regulations to enhance cybersecurity under the Communist Party's oversight. This comes amid increasing scrutiny of foreign…
U.S. Senate to Consider Bill for Disclosure of UFO-Related Documents
The U.S. Senate is set to consider a bipartisan bill that mandates the disclosure of UFO-related documents, led by Senators Chuck Schumer and Mike Rounds.…
Martyrs Foundation Confirms 'Hacking Attack' on Its Servers
The Martyrs Foundation confirmed a hacking attack on its servers, attributed to a group called 'Bakhtak,' which claimed to have deleted critical data. This incident…
Critical Condition of a Labor Activist in Prison; Davood Razavi on the Brink of Blindness
Davood Razavi, a labor activist imprisoned in Iran, is facing severe health issues, including the risk of blindness due to harsh prison conditions. His syndicate…
Due to Non-Compliance with 'Mandatory Hijab'; A Resident Condemned to 'Cleaning Services'
A female medical resident in Iran was sentenced to perform cleaning services for not adhering to the mandatory hijab while driving. This ruling has drawn…
Hashd al-Shaabi at Tehran University; Students: 'It is a military invasion of the university'
Student activists at Tehran University have condemned the acceptance of Hashd al-Shaabi forces as students, labeling it a military invasion and a threat to academic…
Collaboration of Iranian-Origin Professor in Britain with Sharif University Despite Sanctions
Dr. Soheil Jafari, an Iranian-origin professor at Cranfield University, has shared research on jet engines with Sharif University, which is under UK sanctions. This collaboration…
Mahoor Ahmadi's Speech Without Mandatory Hijab: My Father Stood 'Beside No Power'
Mahoor Ahmadi spoke at her father's funeral without a mandatory hijab, asserting her father's resistance against authority. Ahmadreza Ahmadi, a significant figure in Iranian literature,…
UN Reports Discovery of a 'Mass Grave' in Sudan
The UN has reported the discovery of a mass grave in Darfur, Sudan, containing at least 87 bodies, including women and children, linked to violence…
Creator of 'The Satanic Verses': I Will No Longer Speak in Public Forums
Salman Rushdie announced he will no longer speak in public following a brutal stabbing attack last year that left him with severe injuries. The suspect,…
Anahita Nahmati Posts Unveiled Photos on 'Chastity and Hijab' Day
Anahita Nahmati has publicly defied Iran's mandatory hijab law by posting unveiled photos on a government-designated day for promoting hijab. This act of protest reflects…
Continued Tension at the Lebanon-Israel Border; Several Hezbollah Members Injured
Tensions continue at the Lebanon-Israel border as several Hezbollah members were injured in an explosion attributed to Israeli forces. This incident coincides with the anniversary…
Consequences of Three Months of Conflict in Sudan: Number of Refugees and Displaced Persons Exceeds Three Million
The ongoing conflict in Sudan has resulted in over three million displaced persons and refugees, with significant humanitarian crises emerging. The violence primarily stems from…
Results of a Study: Humans Entered the Americas Earlier Than Previously Thought
A new study reveals that prehistoric humans lived in the Americas alongside giant sloths, dating back 25,000 to 27,000 years, earlier than previously thought. This…
Over 40% of Ukrainian Refugees in Germany Seek Long-Term Residency
A recent survey shows that 44% of Ukrainian refugees in Germany want to stay long-term, up from 39% last year. Many cite integration programs and…
Milan Kundera, One of the Greatest Writers in World Literature, Passes Away in Paris
Milan Kundera, a renowned Czech-French author, has died at 94 in Paris after a long illness. His works, particularly 'The Unbearable Lightness of Being,' have…
Committee to Protect Journalists Calls for 'Unconditional' Release of Nazila Maroufian, Investigative Journalist
Nazila Maroufian, an investigative journalist, was arrested by security forces, prompting the Committee to Protect Journalists to demand her unconditional release. Maroufian has faced previous…
Biden: The United States Has No Closer Friend and Greater Ally Than Britain
U.S. President Joe Biden met with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in London, emphasizing the strong alliance between the two nations amid disagreements over the…
Biden Begins Trip to Three European Countries
Joe Biden has started a trip to three European countries, with key discussions on climate change and NATO's support for Ukraine. The trip includes meetings…
Continued War in Sudan; Egypt to Host Summit for Peace
Egypt is hosting a summit with neighboring countries to address the ongoing conflict in Sudan, which has resulted in a significant humanitarian crisis and the…
Ukraine: Cluster Bombs Will Not Be Used in Russia
Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov announced that the U.S. will supply cluster bombs to Ukraine for use in its counteroffensive against Russian forces, assuring that…
Sudanese Army Airstrikes Leave 22 Dead
Sudanese army airstrikes in Omdurman have killed at least 22 people amid ongoing conflicts with the Rapid Support Forces. Over 1,100 have died since fighting…
Christopher Nolan's New Film Hits the Silver Screen; 'Oppenheimer' Portrays the Father of the Atomic Bomb
Christopher Nolan's new film 'Oppenheimer' explores the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the physicist behind the atomic bomb, featuring a star-studded cast. The film is…
Washington Post: Closing Schools for Afghan Girls Has Caused Mental Health Issues
The Washington Post reports that the Taliban's closure of educational institutions for Afghan girls has led to significant mental health issues among them. Afghan psychologists…
Sheikh Talal Becomes the Third Member of a Family to Lead the Olympic Council of Asia
Sheikh Talal Al-Sabah has been elected as the new president of the Olympic Council of Asia, succeeding his brother Sheikh Ahmad Fahd Al-Sabah. This election…
Rafael Grossi's Visit to South Korea and Discussions on Fukushima's Radioactive Water Discharge
Rafael Grossi, the IAEA Director General, is visiting South Korea to discuss Japan's plan to discharge treated radioactive water from Fukushima. While South Korea respects…
U.S. Treasury Secretary Meets with Six Women Economists in Beijing
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen met with six women economists in Beijing to promote gender diversity and discuss economic cooperation between the U.S. and China.…
Turkish President Consults on Extension of Black Sea Grain Deal
Turkish President Erdogan is consulting with Russia to extend the Black Sea grain deal for at least three more months, following discussions with Ukrainian President…
Efforts to 'Change the Balance of Power' in the Ukraine War; U.S. to Provide Cluster Munitions to Ukraine
The U.S. has decided to send cluster munitions to Ukraine to aid in its fight against Russia, a decision confirmed by National Security Advisor Jake…
Humanoid Robots at UN Press Conference: We Can Be Better Leaders
At a UN press conference in Geneva, nine humanoid robots claimed they could be more effective leaders than humans while assuring that they would not…
The U.S. President Visits Britain to Strengthen Relations
U.S. President Joe Biden is set to visit Britain, Lithuania, and Finland from July 9 to 13 to strengthen relations with key allies. He will…
Israeli Security Forces Kill Two Wanted Palestinian Attackers
Israeli security forces killed two Palestinian attackers in Nablus who had previously assaulted police. This incident follows a significant Israeli military operation in Jenin that…
Molavi Abdolhamid: French Police Did Not Blind Any Protester or Kill Anyone
Molavi Abdolhamid criticized the Iranian government's treatment of protesters, emphasizing the right to protest and condemning the use of violence against them. He also highlighted…
UN Deputy Secretary-General: The JCPOA is effectively stalled, the only viable option is 'diplomacy'
The UN Deputy Secretary-General stated that the JCPOA is effectively stalled and emphasized that diplomacy is the only viable option to address Iran's nuclear issue.…
Greta Thunberg, Swedish Environmental Activist, May Face Six Months in Prison
Greta Thunberg is facing legal action in Sweden for blocking a highway during a climate protest, potentially leading to a fine or six months in…
Latest Discovery by the James Webb Space Telescope: The Farthest Black Holes in the Universe
NASA researchers have discovered the farthest active supermassive black holes using the James Webb Space Telescope. These black holes, located in the Sears galaxy, formed…
Fatemeh Sepehri's Brother Addresses UN Fact-Finding Committee: Ask the Iranian Government What the Charges Against My Sister Are
Fatemeh Sepehri's brother has called on the UN to investigate the charges against her, highlighting her severe health issues and lack of medical care in…
Warning from Labor Council Member: If Wage Restoration Does Not Happen, We Will Take Further Steps
Ali Khodaei, a member of the Supreme Labor Council, warned that if wage restoration is not implemented by the end of July, further actions will…
Israeli Army: We Targeted Area in Lebanon in Response to Regional Rocket Attacks
The Israeli army retaliated against rocket fire from southern Lebanon, targeting the area from which the rockets were launched. No group has claimed responsibility for…
Mohsen Renani: We Are Quietly Moving Towards 'Cartoonish Science'
Mohsen Renani critiques the Iranian government's recent actions to suppress academic freedom, linking them to a broader trend of silencing dissent following the Mahsa movement.…
Monday Recorded as the Hottest Day on Earth; Tuesday Breaks Monday's Record
The Earth experienced its hottest days on record on July 3 and 4, 2023, with temperatures surpassing previous highs. This unprecedented heat poses significant risks…
European Union Warns of Cycle of Violence in Israel and Palestinian Territories
The European Union has condemned Israel's military operations in Jenin and the recent terrorist attack in Tel Aviv, urging both sides to reduce violence and…
Commemoration of July Fourth; America Celebrates Its Independence Day
On July Fourth, President Joe Biden will celebrate the 247th Independence Day of the United States with events at the White House, including a barbecue…
Taliban Government Orders Closure of Women's Beauty Salons in Afghanistan
The Taliban has ordered the closure of all women's beauty salons in Afghanistan, further restricting women's rights and social spaces. This decision has drawn condemnation…
Forced Migration of Children; Moscow Claims 700,000 Ukrainian Children Are in Russia
Russia claims to have evacuated around 700,000 Ukrainian children from war zones, citing protection as the reason, while Ukraine and the U.S. assert that many…
Sudan Crisis; Renewed Clashes Between Army and Rapid Support Forces Intensify
Renewed clashes between the Sudanese army and Rapid Support Forces have intensified, leading to a worsening humanitarian crisis with thousands dead and millions displaced. The…
Retirees Council's Reaction to the Seventh Development Plan; It Will Lead to 'Intensification of Public Misery'
The Iranian Retirees Council criticized the draft of the Seventh Development Plan, claiming it will worsen public misery and impose austerity on the majority. They…
White House: The President of the United States will visit Britain, Lithuania, and Finland
President Joe Biden will visit Britain, Lithuania, and Finland from July 9 to 13, 2023, to strengthen ties with these nations and participate in the…
Approval of Second-Hand Car Imports 'To Control Prices' Has Been Passed
The Iranian parliament has approved the import of second-hand foreign cars to control skyrocketing prices in the automotive market. This decision comes amid widespread corruption…
Amnesty International: UAE Must Immediately Free Activists Wrongfully Imprisoned
Amnesty International has called for the immediate release of 60 Emirati activists wrongfully imprisoned since a mass trial in 2013, warning that their continued detention…
Mike Pence at the MEK Conference in Paris: The Iranian Regime Has Never Been Weaker Than Today
Mike Pence and other former political leaders spoke at a MEK conference in Paris, asserting that the Iranian regime is at its weakest point amid…
Zelensky: We Are Ready for Dialogue, but Only After Reaching Recognized International Borders
Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that Ukraine will only engage in diplomatic talks after its forces reach the internationally recognized borders of 1991. He warned of…
Crisis in France; Macron Delays Official Trip to Germany
French President Emmanuel Macron has postponed his official trip to Germany due to ongoing nationwide unrest following the police shooting of a teenager named Nael.…
Euclid Goes to Space; Goal: Mapping the Universe from 10 Billion Years Ago
A SpaceX rocket is set to launch the Euclid space telescope, which aims to explore dark energy and dark matter, making up 95% of the…
Archaeologists Recover 2500-Year-Old Phoenician Shipwreck from Underwater
Spanish archaeologists are working to recover the 2500-year-old Phoenician ship 'Masaron 2' from the Mediterranean Sea before it is destroyed by storms. The recovery project…
Iran's Protest Letter to the President of the European Council; Stop Hannah Neumann
Hannah Neumann, a German MEP, revealed that Iran's government sent a letter to the European Council protesting her tweets criticizing President Raisi. The Iranian Foreign…