December 2015
Nutritional Crisis in Iran
A report highlights a severe nutritional crisis in Iran, revealing stark disparities in food expenditure between income deciles, with many low-income families unable to afford…
Candidates Without Religious Education Banned from Participating in the 'Scientific Exam of the Assembly of Experts'
The Guardian Council has barred candidates without religious education from participating in the upcoming Assembly of Experts elections, emphasizing the importance of religious qualifications. Over…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini-140
The radio program "At Five O'Clock" discusses various current events in Iran, including the U.S. stance on Iranian actions and the potential for increased violence.…
Best Airlines of the Year
In 2015, Air New Zealand was named the best airline in the world based on various factors including comfort and safety, surpassing competitors from the…
The Number of Street Addicts in Iran Has Increased Tenfold
Saeed Safatian revealed that the number of street addicts in Iran has surged dramatically, with Tehran alone having 15,000 street addicts today, the same number…
Furough Turns Eighty
Forough Farrokhzad, a prominent Iranian poet, would have turned eighty on December 29. Despite her short life, her legacy remains influential in Iranian society, with…
If We Don't Sleep, Will We Die?
The article explores the importance of sleep, its effects on health, and the ongoing research surrounding sleep disorders. It highlights the lack of definitive answers…
Pentagon: 10 Leaders of ISIS Killed in the Past Month
The Pentagon reported that U.S. airstrikes in Iraq have killed 10 ISIS leaders, some linked to the Paris attacks. This includes Sharaf al-Ma'adan, who was…
Motor Trend's Car of the Year: The Chevrolet Camaro
Motor Trend magazine has named the Chevrolet Camaro as its Car of the Year, highlighting its appeal to North American consumers who prioritize excitement and…
Efforts to Abolish Death Penalty for Drug Traffickers
Aliyar Malekshahi, head of the Judicial Commission, advocates for abolishing the death penalty for drug traffickers, suggesting it requires national consensus and further refinement. A…
Stem Cells: The Last Hope for Saving White Rhinos
A group of international scientists is collaborating to use stem cell technology to save the critically endangered white rhino, of which only three individuals remain.…
Unprecedented Tornado in the U.S. Leaves at Least 43 Dead
An unprecedented tornado has struck the southwestern U.S., causing at least 43 fatalities and extensive damage, leading to widespread travel cancellations. The National Weather Service…
The Impact of Secondhand Cigarette Smoke on Early Menopause and Infertility
A study from Roswell Park Cancer Institute reveals that smoking and secondhand smoke exposure increase the risk of infertility and early menopause in women. The…
Iraqi Army Announces 'Complete Recapture' of Ramadi from ISIS Forces
The Iraqi Army has announced the complete recapture of Ramadi from ISIS forces, marking a significant victory in the ongoing battle against the group. This…
ISIS Administrative Center in Ramadi Under Complete Siege
Iraqi forces have completely surrounded the ISIS administrative center in Ramadi and are preparing to enter, with reports indicating that ISIS fighters have fled. The…
How Does This Caravan of Life Pass?
The article discusses the ambiguity surrounding the concept of value in economics and philosophy, emphasizing that value is subjective and varies among individuals. It invites…
The Operation to Retake Ramadi Continues Slowly
The Iraqi army's operation to retake Ramadi from ISIS is progressing slowly, despite initial expectations for a quick capture. The city remains a stronghold for…
Leader of the Jaish al-Islam Group Killed in Syria
Zahran Alloush, the leader of the Jaish al-Islam group, was killed in an airstrike near Damascus, significantly impacting the group's strength in the region. This…
A 6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Afghanistan and Pakistan
A 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck Afghanistan and Pakistan, causing panic among residents, especially in Islamabad. The earthquake was felt across a wide area, and while…
Iraqi Prime Minister: After Ramadi, the Liberation of Mosul is Next
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi announced plans to liberate Mosul following the recapture of Ramadi from the Islamic State group. This operation is supported by…
The Beggar Who Became a Bestselling Author
Jean-Marie Rogol, a French beggar, has published a bestselling book about his life on the streets, selling 40,000 copies. His story highlights the intersection of…
Warning of 'Terrorist Attack' During Christmas in Beijing
Embassies in Beijing have warned of potential terrorist attacks targeting Western citizens during Christmas, prompting increased security measures in popular areas like Sanlitun. This comes…
Four Palestinians Killed by Israeli Forces
Four Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces amid ongoing violence in the region. The Israeli government claims the Palestinians were attacking soldiers, while the death…
Vehicle with Ice Wheels
Lexus has unveiled a vehicle with real ice wheels for a television program in London, created by ice sculptors from Hamilton Ice Sculpting Studio. The…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 139
The radio program 'Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the potential for increased radicalization among the opposition and the implications of U.S. President…
Washington to Compensate American Embassy Hostages in Tehran
The U.S. will compensate 38 former hostages from the Tehran embassy crisis using funds from a French bank's penalty for sanctions violations. Each hostage will…
The Wall of Kindness: 'Generosity Requires Being, Not Wealth'
Citizens in Shiraz have transformed a wall into a community resource for donating clothes to those in need, inspiring similar initiatives in other cities. The…
Blood-Soaked Butterflies: Parastoo Farahvar's Works in London
Parastoo Farahvar's new exhibition in London titled 'Revisiting Imagination' features works that reflect the political and social struggles in Iran, particularly focusing on the themes…
Increase in Iraqi Army Casualties in the 'Liberation' Operation of Ramadi
Iraqi army forces are facing increased casualties in the ongoing 'liberation' operation of Ramadi from 'Islamic State' militants, with at least 16 soldiers killed in…
Iraqi Forces Advancing Towards Central Ramadi
Iraqi forces have begun an operation to retake Ramadi from ISIS, with support from U.S. military and local Sunni tribes. The city is strategically important,…
Apple Criticizes Britain's Plan to Increase Spy Agencies' Powers
Apple has raised concerns about a UK proposal to enhance the surveillance powers of security agencies, arguing it could compromise user data security. Critics claim…
The World's Smallest Thermal Sensor That Does Not Require Charging
Researchers at Eindhoven University have created the world's smallest thermal sensor that charges via radio waves, eliminating the need for batteries. This innovation could significantly…
Australia Lowers Travel Warning Level for Iran
Australia has downgraded its travel warning for Iran from 'reconsider travel' to 'exercise caution,' which may encourage more Australian tourists to visit. This change is…
Controversial Mistake by Host at 2015 Miss Universe Pageant
The 2015 Miss Universe pageant was marred by a significant mistake when host Steve Harvey incorrectly announced the winner, initially crowning the Colombian representative before…
Six American Soldiers Killed in Suicide Attack in Afghanistan
A suicide attack near Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan has resulted in the deaths of six American soldiers, with the Taliban claiming responsibility. This incident…
Obama Defends Fight Against ISIS Within 'American Standards'
Barack Obama defended his administration's strategy against ISIS in a recent NPR interview, emphasizing the need for the fight to align with American values. Despite…
Limited Food Promises Activate Hunger Hormone More
Researchers at the University of Southern California found that limited food access activates the hunger hormone ghrelin, leading to increased food consumption in laboratory mice.…
FIFA Bans Blatter and Platini from Football Activities for Eight Years
FIFA's Ethics Committee has banned Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini from football activities for eight years due to violations of FIFA's rules regarding personal interests…
Rouhani Emphasizes the Importance of Women's Participation in Elections
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani highlighted the importance of women's participation in upcoming elections, calling for qualified women to register. This comes amid ongoing debates about…
Iraqi Army Asks Residents of Ramadi to Leave the City
The Iraqi army has urged residents of Ramadi to evacuate as they prepare for a major operation to retake the city from ISIS. This move…
Sanders and Trump: America Should Not Strive to Overthrow Dictators
Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders have criticized U.S. foreign policy, arguing that efforts to overthrow dictators like Bashar al-Assad could lead to greater instability in…
23-Year-Old Spanish Woman Crowned Miss World
Miriam Lalaguna Riu from Spain was crowned Miss World 2015, marking the first time a Spanish contestant has won the title. Her eloquence and public…
Post-Menopausal Disorders and Neglect of Treatment
A recent study reveals that over half of post-menopausal women experience untreated vaginal issues, which negatively impact their emotional well-being and sexual relationships. Experts stress…
Senior Hezbollah Member Killed Near Damascus
Samir Qantar, a senior Hezbollah member, was killed in an Israeli rocket attack near Damascus. His death highlights ongoing tensions between Israel, Hezbollah, and Iran,…
Playing Instruments Improves Children's Learning Ability
Researchers at Stanford University have found a positive link between learning music and children's ability to learn words, potentially aiding those with learning difficulties. They…
Several Iraqi Soldiers Killed in 'Mistaken' Airstrike by Coalition
A U.S.-led coalition airstrike mistakenly killed several Iraqi soldiers, with Iraqi officials reporting 10 fatalities. U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter expressed condolences to Iraqi…
Why is Iran Still Not a Member of the World Trade Organization?
Iran has been an observer member of the WTO for a decade but has not yet achieved full membership. The Iranian government expresses readiness to…
Iran and the Paris Climate Agreement
The article discusses Iran's involvement in the Paris Climate Agreement, highlighting the concerns of the Environmental Protection Organization regarding the impacts of climate change on…
Man, Woman, Loneliness, and Death; 'The Man Who Became a Horse'
The film 'The Man Who Became a Horse' by Amir Hossein Ghafouri explores themes of loneliness and death through a surreal narrative that challenges traditional…
White House: Obama Calls for Withdrawal of Turkish Forces from Iraq
Barack Obama urged Turkish President Erdoğan to withdraw military forces from northern Iraq during a phone call, emphasizing Iraq's territorial integrity. This comes amid rising…
The Best Candidates for Space Travel Could Be Residents from Iran and Brazil
NASA has started registering American astronauts for space missions, while a CNET article suggests that residents of Ramsar, Iran, and Guarapari, Brazil, are ideal candidates…
Air Pollution Crisis in Beijing; Red Alert Declared
Beijing has declared a red alert for air pollution for the second time, leading to factory shutdowns and vehicle restrictions. This situation highlights the ongoing…
What Did People 'Google' in 2015?
In 2015, Google released its annual list of the most searched topics, reflecting global concerns and interests. The list included popular figures, films, and questions…
First Death from Influenza in Khuzestan Province
A person has died from influenza in Khuzestan Province, marking the first reported death from the virus in the area. Health officials report a total…
Iran's Efforts to Finalize Accession to the World Trade Organization
Iran is actively working to finalize its accession to the World Trade Organization, viewing it as a crucial step for integrating its economy with the…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 138
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various political issues in Iran, including the role of opposition forces and the potential for societal radicalization. It…
Several Women Announce Candidacy on the First Day of Registration for the Assembly of Experts Elections
Ismat Savadi has registered as the first female candidate for the Assembly of Experts elections in Iran, with reports of other women candidates in various…
Zarif Likely to Meet John Kerry in New York
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif announced a potential meeting with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in New York to discuss the implementation of…
The Clash of the JCPOA with Iran's Defense Needs
The article discusses the complexities and potential challenges of implementing the JCPOA in light of Iran's missile activities and defense needs. Key players include the…
The Fall of Oil Prices: An Opportunity for Iran's Economy?
Oil prices have plummeted to an eleven-year low, prompting discussions among Iranian economists about the potential for this crisis to serve as an opportunity for…
Identification of Genes Responsible for Aging
Swiss scientists have identified genes related to aging and longevity, potentially paving the way for anti-aging treatments. This research indicates that manipulating certain genes can…
Increase in Cancer in Low-Income Countries Due to 'Adopting Western Lifestyle'
A study indicates that cancer rates are rising in low-income countries due to the adoption of Western lifestyles, while high-income countries see a decline due…
ISIS and Trump's Statements; Fifth Debate of Republican Candidates in the U.S.
The fifth Republican debate in the U.S. focused on national security and the fight against ISIS, with Donald Trump's controversial remarks about banning Muslims drawing…
Closure of Los Angeles Schools Following Release of a 'Threatening Email'
Los Angeles schools were closed due to a threatening email that raised concerns of a potential attack. Local officials took precautionary measures, while New York…
John Kerry Calls for Alignment Between the U.S. and Russia on Syria and Ukraine
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry emphasized the need for U.S.-Russia alignment on the Syrian conflict and the Ukraine crisis during his visit to Moscow.…
UN Committee: Iran Violated a Resolution with 'Emad' Test
The UN sanctions observers reported that Iran's recent test of the Emad missile violates a Security Council resolution due to its potential nuclear capabilities. This…
The Relationship Between Antidepressant Use During Pregnancy and Autism in Children
A new study suggests that pregnant women using SSRIs in the later stages of pregnancy may have a higher risk of giving birth to children…
Prison Organization: Average Age of Criminals Has Decreased from 36 to 30 Years
Asghar Jahangir, head of Iran's Prison Organization, announced a decrease in the average age of criminals from 36 to 30 years, attributing this trend to…
Friday Prayer Leader of Khomeini Shahr: The News of the Child's Stitches Being Cut Was Political
Abbas Rahimi, the Friday prayer leader of Khomeini Shahr, criticized the media for reporting on a case where medical staff cut a child's stitches due…
Life Threats in the Iranian National Cycling Team's Camp
Amir Kalhdooz, a member of the Iranian national cycling team, reported facing physical threats and insults from fellow cyclists due to club disputes. The situation…
Ambiguous Survey Titled 'National Team After the Revolution'
The Iranian television program 90 conducts a controversial survey selecting the best national football players post-revolution, sparking criticism for excluding pre-revolution players and being politically…
The Passing of Abdolhamid Eshragh, Notable Architecture and Urban Planning Scholar
Abdolhamid Eshragh, a significant figure in Iranian architecture and urban planning, died at 84 in Paris. He was known for his extensive contributions to the…
Genetic Manipulation and Ethical Considerations
Researchers have developed a new, simpler method for genetic editing, raising both excitement and ethical concerns within the scientific community. While this technology could potentially…
French Regional Elections; 'Victory for Conservatives, Defeat for National Front'
In the recent French regional elections, conservatives secured significant victories while the far-right National Front failed to win any regions despite previous strong support. The…
Kerry: Trump's Statements Endanger U.S. National Security
John Kerry criticized Donald Trump's proposal to ban Muslims from entering the U.S., stating it endangers national security and contradicts American values. Trump's remarks have…
Germany Rejects Request to Increase Assistance in the Fight Against ISIS
Germany has rejected a U.S. request to increase military assistance in the fight against ISIS, stating it has fulfilled its obligations. This decision comes after…
The Failure of the Far-Right in the Second Round of Regional Elections in France
The far-right National Front faced significant setbacks in the second round of France's regional elections, with the Republican Party led by Nicolas Sarkozy winning in…
Does America Have a Plan to Ban Muslims from Entering the Country?
The article discusses concerns about a potential ban on Muslims entering the U.S. and the role of Muslims in combating ISIS. It highlights criticism of…
Russian Destroyer Fires Warning Shot at Turkish Fishing Vessel in Aegean Sea
A Russian destroyer fired warning shots at a Turkish fishing vessel in the Aegean Sea to prevent a collision, escalating tensions between Turkey and Russia.…
Female Brain vs. Male Brain
A new study reveals that human brains do not conform to fixed gender identities, challenging traditional notions of male and female brains. Researchers found that…
Blood Testing Without Needles and Syringes
Google is developing a needle-free blood testing technology that simplifies blood sampling for patients, particularly those with diabetes. This innovation could significantly reduce pain and…
Jahangiri Criticizes Turkish Officials' Statements 'Against the Sacred Values of the Iranian People'
Eshaq Jahangiri criticized Turkish officials for making negative statements about Iran during a meeting with President Erdogan. The discussion arose after Erdogan complained about Iranian…
Obama: The Paris Agreement is a Turning Point for the World
U.S. President Barack Obama hailed the Paris Agreement as a historic turning point in the global fight against climate change, with 195 countries committing to…
Historic Agreement of World Countries in Paris to Combat Climate Change
Nearly 200 countries reached a historic agreement in Paris to combat climate change, committing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and limit global temperature rise to…
Increase in Class Disparity Between Doctors and Nurses Amid Health Transformation Plan
The implementation of the third phase of Iran's Health Transformation Plan has significantly increased the income disparity between doctors and nurses, leading to widespread protests…
Arrest of Two Syrian Nationals in Switzerland on Charges of Manufacturing Explosives
Two Syrian nationals were arrested in Switzerland for allegedly manufacturing and transporting explosives and toxic gases. Their arrest comes amid heightened terrorist threats in Geneva,…
Europe Has a List of Thousands of 'Missing Syrian and Iraqi Passports'
European countries have identified thousands of missing Syrian and Iraqi passports that could potentially be used fraudulently for travel. This raises concerns about security, especially…
Gambia Declares Itself an 'Islamic Republic'
Gambia has officially declared itself an 'Islamic Republic' under President Yahya Jammeh, citing the Muslim majority of its population. This shift marks a significant change…
Inauguration of Dubai Festival: From Global 'Unrest' to the Iranian Man Who Became a Horse
The Dubai International Film Festival opened with 134 films from 60 countries, highlighting Iranian cinema with two films. Festival president Abdulhamid Jumaa addressed global unrest…
Bashar al-Assad: I Will Not Negotiate with Armed Opposition Groups
Bashar al-Assad has declared that his government will only negotiate with political groups, rejecting any talks with armed opposition, which he labels as terrorists. This…
Islamophobia or Fear of Being Killed in the Name of Islam?
The article discusses the rising public anxiety in Western countries regarding security and the shift from fear of violence by extremist groups to a broader…
Taliban Claims Responsibility for Explosion Near Spanish Embassy in Kabul
An explosion near the Spanish embassy in Kabul was claimed by the Taliban, who also attacked a nearby foreign guesthouse. This incident follows a deadly…
Erdogan: Turkey Will Not Withdraw Its Forces from Iraq
Turkish President Erdogan has confirmed that Turkey will not withdraw its military forces from Iraq, particularly from the Bashika camp near Mosul, despite Iraqi accusations…
Donald Trump Postpones His Trip to Israel
Donald Trump has postponed his scheduled trip to Israel following backlash over his controversial remarks about banning Muslims from entering the U.S. This decision comes…
US: ISIS Financial Officer Killed in Airstrikes
The US-led coalition has killed three senior ISIS leaders, including their financial officer, Abu Salah, in recent airstrikes. This is significant as it may weaken…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 137
The article discusses the weekly radio program 'At Five O'Clock' which reviews current events in Iran, including the implications of the recent death of the…
Netanyahu's Office Condemns Trump's Anti-Islam Remarks
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned Donald Trump's recent anti-Muslim remarks but will still meet him during his upcoming visit to Israel. This has sparked backlash…
The Secret Behind the Sound of Knuckle Cracking
Researchers have discovered that the sound of knuckle cracking is linked to a bright spark caused by changes in gas pressure in joint bubbles. This…
Salehi Confirms Meeting with U.S. Energy Secretary in Oman
Ali Akbar Salehi confirmed a secret meeting with U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz in Oman to discuss issues related to the nuclear agreement. The U.S.…
Warning About the Dangers of Electronic Cigarettes
American scientists have issued a warning about the dangers of electronic cigarettes, particularly regarding flavored liquids that appeal to teenagers. A recent study found high…
Increase in Casualties from Taliban Attack on Kandahar Airport in Afghanistan
The Taliban attack on Kandahar Airport has resulted in 50 deaths and 37 injuries, marking the most significant assault in 14 years. The attack occurred…
An Iranian-American Doctor Who Alone Went to Help the Injured in San Bernardino
Dr. Michael Niki, an Iranian-American emergency physician, provided critical assistance to victims during the San Bernardino shooting, showcasing his expertise in treating severe military-style wounds.…
North Korean Leader: We Are Ready to Produce Hydrogen Bombs
Kim Jong-un announced North Korea's readiness to produce hydrogen bombs, marking a significant escalation in its military capabilities. This statement is unprecedented and raises concerns…
The U.S. Government Supports New Travel Restrictions
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill imposing new travel restrictions that could affect citizens of 38 countries, including those who have traveled…
Rouhani Calls America a 'Sponsor of Terrorism' in Response to Trump's Remarks
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani condemned the U.S. as a 'sponsor of terrorism' in response to Donald Trump's remarks about banning Muslims from entering the U.S.…
Taliban Attack on Kandahar Airport Leaves 37 Dead
A Taliban attack on Kandahar Airport resulted in at least 37 deaths and numerous injuries, highlighting the group's ongoing military operations in Afghanistan. The attack…
Imprisonment Awaiting Misconduct Staff at 'Ashrafi Isfahani' Hospital
A doctor and a nurse at the Ashrafi Isfahani hospital in Khomeini Shahr face imprisonment for failing to perform their duties, leading to the injury…
Iraqi Forces Have 'Recaptured' Large Parts of Ramadi from ISIS
Iraqi forces have recaptured significant portions of Ramadi from ISIS, marking a crucial step in the fight against the extremist group. The U.S. military is…
Opponents of Assad in Riyadh: 'Potential Intensification of Proxy War in the Region'
Riyadh is hosting a three-day meeting of groups opposing Bashar al-Assad's government, excluding key factions like al-Nusra and the Islamic State. Some analysts view this…
The Danger of Extinction for Many Aquatic Species
A study reveals that nearly 17,000 marine species lack adequate protection, with less than 10% of their habitats fully safeguarded. Researchers emphasize the urgent need…
At Least 26 Civilians Killed in Airstrike in Syria
At least 26 civilians were killed in a recent airstrike in Syria, reportedly by the U.S.-led coalition. The incident follows accusations from the Syrian government…
Donald Trump: Ban Muslims from Entering America
Donald Trump proposed a complete ban on Muslims entering the U.S. following a deadly shooting by a Muslim couple in California. His statements have drawn…
Reasons for the Spread of Swine Flu Discussed with an Epidemiology Expert
The H1N1 swine flu virus has resulted in at least 33 deaths in Iran, with warnings from health officials about its spread in several provinces.…
Obama: We Will Overcome Terrorist Threats
President Obama addressed the nation regarding the U.S. response to terrorist threats, particularly in light of recent attacks in Paris and California. He emphasized the…
Google Maps Becomes an Environmental Watchdog
Google Maps has launched a feature to help users view endangered species and track the impacts of climate change. This initiative, which includes collaboration with…
Kerry Warns of Possible Consequences of Collapse of Palestinian Authority
John Kerry has warned about the potential collapse of the Palestinian Authority and its implications for Israel, highlighting increasing violence and distrust between the two…
FBI: California Shooting Was a Terrorist Act
The FBI has classified the recent California shooting, which resulted in 14 deaths, as a terrorist act. The attackers, Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik,…
500,000 People Demand the Release of Jason Rezaian
Ali Rezaian, brother of imprisoned journalist Jason Rezaian, delivered a petition with over 500,000 signatures to the Iranian UN mission demanding his brother's release. Jason…
Letter from Two Senior Senators to Obama Regarding Oversight of the Iran Agreement
Two U.S. Senators have written to President Obama proposing continued congressional oversight of the Iran nuclear agreement as its implementation date approaches. They emphasize the…
The Female Attacker in California Had Pledged Allegiance to the 'Islamic State'
Tashfeen Malik, who attacked a welfare center in California with her husband, had pledged allegiance to ISIS on Facebook. The attack resulted in the deaths…
Warning Against Green Card Lottery Fraud
The U.S. Department of State has issued a warning to Iranian citizens about an increase in fraudulent emails claiming success in the Green Card lottery.…
Playing Music for Women Banned
The Tehran Symphony Orchestra was barred from performing at an event due to the presence of female musicians. This incident highlights ongoing restrictions on women's…
An Iranian-American Among the Victims of California Shooting
A 46-year-old Iranian-American woman was among the 14 victims of a shooting in California. The attackers, Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik, were linked to…
16 Killed in Attack on Nightclub in Cairo
A deadly attack on a nightclub in Cairo resulted in 16 fatalities, with initial reports indicating that the attackers were disgruntled employees. This incident highlights…
House of Representatives Proposal to Tighten 'Visa Waiver' Regulations for Entry into the U.S.
The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote on a proposal to tighten visa waiver regulations for travelers from 38 countries, including several European…
Obama: The Deployment of Special Forces to Iraq is for Targeted Strikes Against ISIS
President Obama announced the deployment of special forces to Iraq for targeted operations against ISIS, clarifying that this does not indicate a return to large-scale…
The Difference Between Pistorius and Karim Benzema and the Iranian Olympic Champion
An Iranian Olympic medalist has been sentenced to one year of exile and 100 lashes for non-violent adultery after being accused of assaulting a woman.…
Obama Emphasizes Uncertainty of Motives Behind California Shooting Incident
President Obama addressed the California shooting incident, emphasizing the uncertainty of motives and urging citizens to await facts before judgment. The assailants, identified as Muslims,…
Putin Threatens Turkey Again: 'Economic Sanctions Are Not the End'
Vladimir Putin has threatened Turkey with further retaliatory actions following the downing of a Russian warplane, asserting that economic sanctions will not be the only…
Increased Efforts at the United Nations for the Release of Jason Rezaian
Jason Rezaian, a Washington Post journalist, has been imprisoned in Iran for 500 days without formal charges. Advocates are increasing efforts at the UN to…
Continued Fire in 90 Hectares of Noor Forests in Mazandaran
A fire that began last Thursday has consumed around 90 hectares of forests in Noor County, Mazandaran, with 20 hectares completely burned. Despite claims of…
NATO's Invitation to Montenegro Provokes Russian Anger
NATO has officially invited Montenegro to join the alliance, leading to immediate backlash from Russia, which views this as a threat to its influence in…
The U.S. Sends New Special Forces to Iraq to Combat ISIS
The U.S. is deploying up to 200 new special forces to Iraq to combat ISIS, coordinating with Iraqi government forces. Shiite militias have threatened to…
The Rate of Women Infected with AIDS in Iran has Increased Tenfold
The rate of women infected with AIDS in Iran has increased tenfold due to a shift in transmission methods from drug use to sexual contact,…
Belgian Physicists: Both Sides Are Lying About the Downing of the Russian Plane
Belgian physicists analyzed the downing of a Russian fighter jet by Turkey, concluding that both countries' explanations are flawed. Their calculations indicate discrepancies in the…
Discovery of Plastic-Eating Worms; New Hope in the Fight Against Human Waste
Scientists have discovered that yellow mealworms can digest both regular and non-biodegradable plastics, potentially offering a new method to combat plastic waste. This research, conducted…
China's Currency Joins the Basket of Dollar, Euro, Pound, and Yen
The IMF has announced that China's currency, the Yuan, will be included in its basket of common global currencies starting next year. This move is…
Paris Summit; Obama's Emphasis on the Need to Combat Global Warming
World leaders gathered in Paris to address global warming at the COP21 conference, with Barack Obama emphasizing the U.S. commitment to combat climate change. The…