August 2015
Islamic State Blows Up Largest Ancient Temple in the Middle East
The Islamic State has destroyed the "Bel" temple in Palmyra, Syria, marking the second ancient temple targeted in recent days. This act has been condemned…
Long-Term Isolation Experiment on Astronauts
NASA is conducting a year-long isolation experiment with six volunteers to simulate life on Mars, aiming to study the effects of long-term confinement on human…
Death of One Person and 200 Cats in Fire at Cat Shelter in Eshtehard
A fire at a cat shelter in Eshtehard led to the tragic deaths of its founder, Ms. Raoufi, and around 200 cats. The incident has…
Human Rights Campaign: Iran's Agreement with Telegram Aims to Limit Users
The International Human Rights Campaign reports that Telegram will soon set up servers in Iran following negotiations with the government, aiming to restrict user access…
"Disability is a Constructed Concept"; A Look at the Book 'Embodiment and Power'
The article discusses the book 'Embodiment and Power', which critiques the societal and medical perceptions of disability, arguing that disability is a socially constructed concept…
Iran's Parliament Report: Unemployment Rate to Reach About 16% in 1400
A report from Iran's Parliament indicates that the unemployment rate could reach 16% in 1400, with over 4.1 million unemployed individuals if economic growth is…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini-123
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various current events in Iran, including the implications of the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran…
Zangeneh: We Will Increase Oil Exports Even If Prices Halve
Iran's oil minister, Bijan Namdar Zangeneh, asserts that Iran will boost oil exports despite potential price drops, emphasizing the importance of its OPEC share. He…
Efforts to Control the Surge of Illegal Migrants at the Hungary-Serbia Border
Hungary is ramping up its border security in response to a significant influx of illegal migrants, primarily from Syria, Afghanistan, and Pakistan, as they attempt…
Scientists Grow Human Brain in Laboratory
Scientists at Ohio State University have successfully grown a human brain in the lab, which could advance research on neurological diseases and drug effects. This…
North Korea and South Korea Reach Agreement to Reduce Tensions
North Korea and South Korea have agreed to reduce tensions following recent military exchanges. North Korea will apologize for a landmine incident, while South Korea…
Del-Awaz and Azad University Deny; Shajarian Not Set to Sing for Rafsanjani
Reports claiming that Mohammad Reza Shajarian was commissioned to create a composition in honor of Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani have been denied by both Azad University…
Sharp Decline in Chinese Stock Market; Decrease in Dollar Value
The Chinese stock market has experienced an unprecedented drop of 9%, raising concerns about Beijing's ability to manage economic issues. This decline has also affected…
Lenses for Mobile Cameras
The article discusses the growing market for mobile camera lenses and accessories, highlighting various companies and their innovative products. Companies like Moment, Olloclip, and Photojojo…
Islamic State Blows Up Ancient Temple in Palmyra
The Islamic State has destroyed the Temple of Baal Shamin in Palmyra, Syria, causing significant damage to this UNESCO World Heritage site. This act follows…
Dozens Injured in Beirut Protests
Protests in Beirut against corruption and mismanagement turned violent, resulting in at least 45 injuries. Demonstrators demand the resignation of the government and parliament amid…
Islamic State Dismembers Body of Syrian Archaeologist
The Islamic State has dismembered the body of Khaled al-Asaad, an 82-year-old archaeologist who was beheaded for protecting the archaeological sites of Palmyra. His family…
Inflation Rate in Iran Shows 'Decrease' for August
Iran's inflation rate has shown a decrease for August, with the 12-month inflation rate at 13.8% and point-to-point inflation at 11.5%. This decline indicates a…
The Emergence of the 'Chechen' and 'Turkistani' Villages in Syria
The article discusses the emergence of Chechen and Turkistani communities in northwestern Syria, particularly in the Latakia region, following the Syrian civil war. These communities…
A Look at the First Congress and Charter of the Islamic Iran National Unity Party
The first congress of the Islamic Iran National Unity Party took place in Tehran, electing Ali Shakouri Rad as its Secretary-General. This event marks a…
North Korean Leader Orders Full Military Readiness at Frontline
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has ordered full military readiness at the frontline amid escalating tensions with South Korea, following artillery exchanges. This situation is…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - Episode 122
The latest episode of 'At Five O'Clock' discusses the current political climate in Iran, including the implications of proxy wars and the responsibility of opposition…
Greek Prime Minister Calls for Early Elections Following Resignation
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has resigned and called for early elections after losing parliamentary support following the acceptance of a controversial financial bailout. The…
Iran's New Industrial Strategy
Iran's Ministry of Industry has released a strategic program outlining the current state and future prospects of its industrial sector, emphasizing the need for fundamental…
Decrease in Agricultural Production in Germany Due to Drought
Germany is experiencing a significant decrease in agricultural production due to severe drought conditions that have persisted since May. The German National Farmers' Union reports…
Over 80 Killed in Syrian Army Attack on Market
A Syrian army airstrike on a market in Douma has killed at least 82 people, mostly civilians, and injured around 200. This incident highlights the…
Octopuses: 'Alien Creatures?'
A new study reveals that octopuses have a unique genome that differs significantly from all other Earth creatures, suggesting they may be more alien than…
John Kerry Attends Historic Opening Ceremony of the U.S. Embassy in Cuba
John Kerry attended the reopening of the U.S. Embassy in Cuba, marking the first time the American flag has flown there in 54 years. This…
Twitter Removes 140-Character Limit on Direct Messages
Twitter has lifted the 140-character limit on Direct Messages, increasing it to 10,000 characters. This change aims to enhance user engagement and attract more users,…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 121
The program discusses various current events in Iran, including the death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran and the potential for increased radicalization within…
Post-Sanctions Era in Iran from the Perspective of the World Bank
The World Bank's report outlines the economic implications of lifting sanctions on Iran, highlighting potential increases in oil exports and foreign trade. It predicts growth…
South Korea: North Korean Deputy Prime Minister Executed
The South Korean news agency reported that Choe Yong Un, the Deputy Prime Minister of North Korea, was executed in June for opposing Kim Jong…
Iran to Discuss 'New Plan for Peace in Syria'
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif is set to visit Damascus to discuss a new plan for resolving the Syrian crisis, marking his first trip…
The U.S. Sends 6 Fighter Jets and 300 Troops to Turkey to Combat ISIS
The U.S. has deployed six F-16 fighter jets and 300 troops to Turkey's Incirlik base to enhance operations against ISIS. This move marks a significant…
Advancement of Syrian Rebels Towards the Mediterranean Coast
Syrian rebels, including extremist groups, have advanced towards the Mediterranean coast by retaking strategic villages from Assad's forces. This escalation follows a series of counterattacks…
Japan Becomes Asian Volleyball Champion in Tehran
Japan won the Asian Volleyball Championship by defeating Iran 3-1 in Tehran, marking their eighth continental title. The Iranian team, missing key players, struggled against…
Decrease in Prices and Transactions in the Housing and Construction Sector
The Central Bank's report reveals a significant decline in housing transactions and prices in Tehran, indicating a continued stagnation in the market despite government efforts…
The Golden Era is Not Bright
The gold market is experiencing a significant downturn, with prices dropping sharply due to various factors including a strengthening US dollar, low inflation rates, and…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 120
The latest episode of 'Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini' discusses various pressing issues in Iran, including the death of a Mossad representative and the potential…
70th Anniversary of the Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima
On the 70th anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing, Japan urged for the elimination of nuclear weapons, coinciding with a significant visit by the U.S. Secretary…
Strike of 5,500 Stone Cutting Units in Iran in Protest Against Value Added Tax
5,500 stone cutting units in Iran have gone on strike to protest the enforcement of a value-added tax, which they believe contradicts a prior agreement…
Mediterranean Sea: The 'Deadliest' Route in Search of a Better Life
The Mediterranean Sea has become the deadliest route for migrants seeking better lives, with over 2,000 fatalities reported this year. The International Organization for Migration…
Airbus's New Plan: 'Flight from London to New York in One Hour'
Airbus has developed a new supersonic passenger aircraft capable of flying from London to New York in one hour and from Paris to Tokyo in…
Iran's First Defeat in Asian Volleyball Championship
Iran's volleyball team faced their first defeat in the Asian Championship against South Korea, losing 3-1 despite an initial lead. This loss places Iran second…
Possible 9% Decrease in Russia's Gross National Product Due to Sanctions
The IMF predicts that Western sanctions against Russia could lead to a 9% decrease in its GDP, with initial impacts already causing a 1-1.5% decline.…
Discovery of a New Method for Detecting Pancreatic Cancer
Researchers at Queen Mary University in London have developed a urine test that can detect pancreatic cancer at an early stage by identifying three proteins.…
Initiation of Actions in the U.S. for Establishing a Joint Chamber of Commerce with Iran
The head of Iran's Chamber of Commerce announced that actions have begun in the U.S. to establish a joint chamber of commerce with Iran, which…
Global Oil Prices Hit Lowest Level in Four Months
Global oil prices have fallen to their lowest levels in four months due to oversupply concerns and OPEC's decision not to cut production. The strengthening…
The Impact of Urban Traffic on Air Pollution
The article discusses the severe air pollution in Tehran due to urban traffic and the government's ongoing efforts to address it, including the need for…
Nigerian Army: We Have Rescued 178 People from Boko Haram
The Nigerian Army has rescued 178 individuals, including 101 children, from Boko Haram during recent operations. This highlights ongoing efforts against the extremist group, which…
Seizure of 10 Chinese Fishing Vessels in Iranian Waters
Iran has seized 10 Chinese fishing vessels for unauthorized entry into its territorial waters, not for illegal fishing practices. The vessels were reportedly contracted to…
Colorful Selfie Retouching Applications
The article discusses the rise of selfie retouching applications, highlighting various popular apps that enhance selfies for social media. It emphasizes the ease of transforming…