March 2016
Obama: We Will Monitor Iran's Nuclear Commitments with Full Oversight
President Obama emphasized the importance of monitoring Iran's nuclear commitments through a comprehensive inspection system established under the JCPOA. He highlighted the dangers of a…
Scientists Excited by Discovery of 99 Million-Year-Old Chameleon
Scientists have discovered a 99 million-year-old chameleon fossil in Southeast Asia, which is 75 million years older than the previous record holder. This finding provides…
Iraqi Prime Minister Reshuffles Cabinet to Combat Corruption
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi reshuffled his cabinet to combat corruption, appointing new ministers for oil, finance, and foreign affairs. This move is seen as…
Austrian Newspaper: Cancellation of Rouhani's Trip Due to Anti-Islamic Republic Protests
Hassan Rouhani's planned trip to Austria was canceled after the Austrian government refused to prevent an anti-Islamic Republic protest during his visit. This incident highlights…
Bashar al-Assad: I Would Hold Early Elections if the People Wanted It
Bashar al-Assad expressed willingness to hold early elections if desired by the Syrian people, while emphasizing the importance of Russian military presence in Syria. He…
Netanyahu Criticizes Senators Opposing Human Rights Violations Against Palestinians
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu criticized a letter from eleven U.S. senators calling for the suspension of aid to Israel over human rights violations against Palestinians.…
Criticism of Workers' Conditions Involved in the Construction of Qatar's Stadiums
Amnesty International has reported serious human rights violations against workers in Qatar's stadium construction for the 2022 World Cup, including poor living conditions and confiscated…
Iran's Tile Factories on the Brink of Bankruptcy
Iran's tile and ceramics industry is facing severe economic challenges, with many factories on the brink of bankruptcy due to a lack of liquidity and…
UN Secretary-General: Iran's Missile Tests Have Caused Concern
The UN Secretary-General expressed concern over Iran's recent ballistic missile tests, stating it is up to global powers to decide on potential new sanctions. The…
Why Hassan Rouhani's Trip to Austria Was Canceled
Hassan Rouhani's trip to Austria was canceled due to security concerns, as stated by both the Iranian and Austrian presidencies. This cancellation raises questions about…
USA: Russia Is Isolating Itself by Not Attending Nuclear Security Summit
The U.S. criticized Russia for not attending the upcoming nuclear security summit, suggesting that it is isolating itself and missing a key opportunity. Ben Rhodes…
Trump Withdraws Promise to Support Final Republican Nominee
Donald Trump has retracted his promise to support the Republican Party's final nominee, stating he no longer feels obligated. Ted Cruz has also been involved…
Brazil's Largest Party Withdraws from Rousseff's Government Coalition
Brazil's largest political party has withdrawn from President Dilma Rousseff's coalition, demanding the resignation of its ministers, which could lead to her impeachment. This withdrawal…
US Treasury Secretary Warns Against Unilateral Withdrawal from Iran Agreement
US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew warned that a unilateral withdrawal from the nuclear agreement with Iran would destabilize international relations and undermine US credibility in…
Arrest of Trump's Campaign Manager on Charges of Assaulting a Journalist
Corey Lewandowski, Trump's campaign manager, was arrested for allegedly assaulting journalist Michelle Fields during a campaign event. Trump has defended Lewandowski, claiming his innocence and…
200 Arrested in Pakistan in Connection with Lahore Suicide Bombing
A suicide bombing in Lahore, Pakistan, resulted in 74 deaths, primarily among Christians celebrating Easter. In response, over 200 arrests have been made, and security…
Is the Pain of Others Painful for Us?
Recent research reveals that the brain processes both physical and empathetic pain through the activation of specific areas, suggesting that we can feel the pain…
Roots of Opposition to Gender Equality Laws Regarding Women
The article discusses an interview with Laleh Eftekhari, a conservative Iranian parliament member, who argues that gender equality laws are detrimental to women in Iran.…
Hijacking in the Skies of Egypt: Egyptian Hijacker Arrested
An Egyptian hijacker took control of an EgyptAir flight on April 10, 2023, demanding political asylum in Cyprus. Most passengers were released unharmed, and the…
Implicit Criticism of Trump's News Coverage by the U.S. President
Barack Obama criticized the nature of news coverage surrounding political figures, particularly Donald Trump, during a meeting with journalists. He emphasized the need for deeper…
Congress Building Incident; 'Police Injured Armed Individual'
An armed individual was shot by police at the U.S. Congress while attempting to enter the visitor section. The suspect, identified as Larry Russell Dawson,…
Clashes Between Al-Nusra Front and ISIS Spill Into Lebanese Territory
Clashes between the Al-Nusra Front and ISIS have escalated into Lebanon, resulting in multiple fatalities on both sides. The fighting highlights ongoing tensions and territorial…
Shooting at the U.S. Capitol Building; Police Arrest Armed Individual
A shooting occurred at the U.S. Capitol visitor center, injuring a police officer and leading to the arrest of an armed individual. The incident prompted…
Lahore Attack; The Latest Incident by Jamaat-ul-Ahrar
Jamaat-ul-Ahrar claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in Lahore that killed at least 70 people, primarily targeting Christians celebrating Easter. This attack marks a significant…
Syrian Army Advances Towards Al-Qaryatayn Town
The Syrian army, supported by Russia, has retaken Palmyra from ISIS and is now advancing towards the nearby town of Al-Qaryatayn. This military success is…
Both Clinton and Sanders are Quite Hopeful; Why?
The Democratic primary elections in six western states saw Bernie Sanders achieve significant victories, winning approximately 70% of the votes in five of those states.…
Identification of a Molecule that Prevents the Spread of Lung and Breast Cancer
Researchers at Imperial College London have identified a molecule, MARK4, that plays a crucial role in the metastasis of breast and lung cancer. The discovery…
Kerry: Everywhere I Go, People Ask Me What's Happening in America
John Kerry criticized the rhetoric of Republican candidates in the U.S. presidential race, describing it as embarrassing and alarming to world leaders. He highlighted concerns…
Taliban Splinter Group Claims Responsibility for Lahore Explosion; 'Christians Were the Target'
A splinter group of the Taliban has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in Lahore, Pakistan, targeting Christians during Easter celebrations, resulting in over 60…
Dozens Killed in Lahore Suicide Attack; 'Most Victims are Women and Children'
A suicide attack in Lahore, Pakistan, has resulted in over 60 deaths, primarily among women and children, during the Easter holiday. The attack occurred near…
Armed Forces Ready to Achieve 'Resilient Economy'
The Iranian armed forces have expressed their readiness to support the government in achieving a resilient economy, while criticizing the exaggeration of sanctions as misleading.…
Iran's Hajj Organization Chief Criticizes Lack of Sentence Announcement for Two Saudi Officers
The head of Iran's Hajj Organization criticized Saudi Arabia for not announcing the sentence for two police officers convicted of sexually assaulting Iranian teenagers. This…
Plants' Adaptation to Global Warming in Carbon Dioxide Production
Recent studies reveal that plants adapt to global warming more effectively than previously believed, emitting less carbon dioxide than expected. This research suggests that the…
Trump's Remarks on Halting Oil Purchases from Saudi Arabia
Donald Trump has stated that he would consider halting oil purchases from Saudi Arabia unless the kingdom commits ground troops to fight ISIS. This reflects…
Syrian Government: We Have Recaptured Palmyra from ISIS
The Syrian government has announced the complete recapture of Palmyra from ISIS forces after intense battles. This victory is significant as it marks a strategic…
Coalition Conducts 26 Attacks in Iraq and Syria Against ISIS
The U.S.-led coalition has intensified airstrikes against ISIS in Iraq and Syria, targeting 26 positions following the death of a senior commander. This escalation raises…
Intra-Party Elections; Sanders Wins in Washington and Alaska
Bernie Sanders has won the Democratic primaries in Washington and Alaska, with expectations of further victories in Hawaii. Despite these wins, he still trails Hillary…
Obama: Stigmatizing Muslims Benefits Extremists
Barack Obama condemned the stigmatization of Muslims following the Brussels attacks, emphasizing their role as allies against extremism. He criticized Republican candidates for their harsh…
The U.S. Has Killed the 'Operational Commander and Second-in-Command of the Islamic State'
The U.S. has confirmed the killing of Haji Iman, a senior Islamic State leader, in a military operation. This operation also resulted in the deaths…
Iran's Reaction to New Sanctions: Missile Program Does Not Violate Resolutions
Iran's Foreign Ministry condemned new U.S. sanctions on its missile program, asserting it does not violate international resolutions. The sanctions follow recent long-range missile tests…
Expansion of Combat Operations by American Marines in Iraq
American Marines have expanded their combat operations in Iraq to support the Iraqi army's efforts to retake Mosul from the Islamic State. This marks a…
Syrian Army Enters Palmyra; Russian Officer Killed
Syrian government forces, with Russian air support, have entered Palmyra, currently held by ISIS, marking a significant military operation. A Russian special forces officer was…
French Interior Minister: We have thwarted a terrorist attack in its final stages
French security forces arrested a suspect in a thwarted terrorist attack just before it was to be executed, following the deadly Brussels attacks that killed…
The Threat of Destruction of European Ash Trees by Green Beetles
Scientists warn that an invasion of green beetles from Asia threatens the extinction of ash trees across Europe, particularly in Britain. The combination of this…
Two Brothers Behind Brussels Attacks Were on U.S. Watchlist
Two brothers involved in the Brussels attacks were previously on a U.S. watchlist, raising questions about security failures. The attacks resulted in significant casualties and…
Warning About the Dangers of Painkillers
The CDC has issued new guidelines to reduce the prescription of opioid painkillers due to the rising overdose deaths in the U.S., which have quadrupled…
The Nobel Academy Condemns Salman Rushdie's Death Fatwa After 27 Years
The Royal Swedish Academy has condemned the 1989 death fatwa against Salman Rushdie, issued by Ayatollah Khomeini, after 27 years of silence. This condemnation highlights…
Iraqi Army Begins Operation to Retake Mosul from ISIS
The Iraqi army, supported by militia allies and the U.S.-led coalition, has launched an operation to retake Mosul from ISIS, which is expected to be…
Johan Cruyff Passes Away
Johan Cruyff, a legendary football player and coach, has passed away at 68 after battling cancer. His contributions to football, particularly in the Netherlands and…
Australia: Parts Found in Mozambique Likely Belong to MH370
Parts believed to belong to the missing MH370 have been found in Mozambique, two years after its disappearance. Australian officials continue to investigate these findings,…
Barack Obama: We Will Intensify the Pursuit of Islamic State Forces
Barack Obama emphasized the need for global unity against terrorism, particularly in the context of the recent Brussels attacks, stating the U.S. will continue to…
Trump Accuses Iran of Carrying Out Terrorist Attacks in 25 Countries Across 5 Continents
Donald Trump accused Iran of conducting terrorist attacks in 25 countries during a speech at AIPAC. PolitiFact investigated these claims and found that while Iran…
Memory of Alzheimer's Patients Can Be 'Restored'
Recent research suggests that memories lost due to Alzheimer's may be retrievable, as demonstrated in laboratory mice using optogenetics. This breakthrough could lead to future…
Rezai Criticizes Supporters of Relations with America: Why Didn't Iran Become Paradise During the Shah's Era?
Mohsen Rezai criticized proponents of closer ties with the U.S., arguing that such a relationship would not lead to prosperity, as evidenced by Iran's past…
In the Wake of Brussels Attacks, Ted Cruz Calls for Police Presence in Muslim Neighborhoods
Ted Cruz has called for increased police presence in Muslim neighborhoods and a halt to refugee admissions from countries with strong ISIS and Al-Qaeda ties…
U.S. Primaries: Two Wins for Sanders, One Win for Cruz
In the recent U.S. primaries, Hillary Clinton won Arizona while Bernie Sanders secured victories in Utah and Idaho, with Ted Cruz also winning in Utah.…
Increase in Casualties from Brussels Attacks; US Warns About Travel to Europe
The death toll from the Brussels attacks has risen to 34, prompting the US to enhance airport security and issue travel warnings to its citizens.…
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Brussels Explosions
ISIS has claimed responsibility for the deadly explosions in Brussels, resulting in at least 35 deaths and around 200 injuries. The attacks have prompted a…
Obama's Reaction to Brussels Incidents: We Will Defeat Terrorists
Barack Obama condemned the recent terrorist attacks in Brussels and called for a global alliance against terrorism. The attacks resulted in at least 35 deaths…
Iranian Refugee: If I Had Known the Conditions, I Would Never Have Left Iran
Australian officials are facilitating the return of Iranian refugees who withdraw their asylum claims, yet many remain in camps unwilling to return. A controversial law…
New Hope for Treating Bipolar Disorder
Researchers in Florida have identified genes that significantly increase the risk of developing bipolar disorder, particularly focusing on the PDE10A gene. This discovery could lead…
Belgian Prime Minister: What We Feared Has Happened to Us
On March 22, 2016, Brussels experienced two major explosions at the airport and one in the metro, resulting in 34 fatalities. Belgian Prime Minister Charles…
Explosions at Brussels Airport and Metro Leave Dozens Dead and Injured
Two explosions at Brussels Airport resulted in at least one death and multiple injuries, with reports suggesting the death toll could be higher. The attacks…
Obama's Meeting with Critics of the Cuban Government on the Last Day of His Trip to Havana
Barack Obama is concluding his historic trip to Cuba by meeting with civil activists and critics of the Castro government, addressing criticisms of his engagement…
Until When Will Hezbollah Remain in Syria?
Hassan Nasrallah reaffirmed Hezbollah's commitment to remaining in Syria to prevent its fall to ISIS and al-Nusra, denying any plans for withdrawal. He emphasized the…
Barack Obama: A New Day in U.S.-Cuba Relations Has Begun
Barack Obama and Raul Castro met in Havana to discuss improving U.S.-Cuba relations, marking a significant diplomatic moment. Despite deep disagreements over human rights and…
Intergalactic Spaces Are Not 'Empty'
Recent research reveals that intergalactic spaces, previously thought to be empty, actually contain about 20% of the universe's ordinary matter due to supermassive black holes.…
Biden: We are monitoring Iran's nuclear activities like a hawk
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden emphasized that the U.S. is closely monitoring Iran's nuclear activities to ensure compliance with the nuclear deal, asserting that Iran…
Seoul: North Korea is Preparing for a New Nuclear Test
South Korean officials warn that North Korea may soon conduct a fifth nuclear test, with the government preparing for all possibilities. This development comes amid…
Biden: Ongoing Israeli Settlement Construction Undermines Two-State Solution
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden criticized Israeli settlement expansion, stating it undermines the two-state solution during a speech at the AIPAC conference. He expressed disagreement…
What's Up Cuba?; Obama Arrives in Havana
Barack Obama has made a historic visit to Cuba, the first by a U.S. President in nearly 90 years, signaling a potential thaw in relations…
Naghdi: America is not considered a friend with a few smiles and a Nowruz message
Mohammad Reza Naghdi, head of the Basij Organization, stated that America cannot be considered a friend despite sending Nowruz greetings, emphasizing that the Iranian people…
Historic Visit of Barack Obama to Cuba
Barack Obama made a historic visit to Cuba, marking the first trip by a U.S. president since 1928, aimed at normalizing relations after decades of…
Development of Dengue Fever Vaccine
Scientists at the National Institutes of Health have developed a promising vaccine for dengue fever, showing no illness in test subjects after exposure to the…
Long Working Hours Increase Heart Problems
A study reveals that long working hours significantly increase the risk of heart problems among workers, with 43% of those studied experiencing cardiovascular issues. This…
Radio Free Europe Condemns Harassment of Its Moscow Office Director
Radio Free Europe condemned the harassment of its Moscow office director by men posing as journalists from NTV. This incident highlights the increasing intimidation tactics…
Obama's Nowruz Message: Opening a New Path for Old Enemies May Be Possible
In his Nowruz message, President Obama highlighted the potential for renewed relations between the U.S. and Iran, referencing his upcoming historic visit to Cuba. He…
25Band: Music, Love, and Forgiveness
The Iranian music group 25Band, consisting of the couple Idel and Tamina, discusses their artistic collaboration and personal relationship in a New Year's interview. They…
A Chinese Journalist Critical of the Government Has Disappeared
A Chinese journalist critical of the government has disappeared while attempting to fly to Hong Kong after collecting signatures for a petition demanding the President's…
Zarif's Visit to Turkey Aims to Enhance Economic Cooperation Between the Two Countries
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif visited Turkey to enhance economic cooperation and discuss the Syrian crisis. His meetings with Turkish officials come amid a…
Dozens Killed in Passenger Plane Crash in Russia
A FlyDubai Boeing 737 crashed in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, killing all 62 people on board. The cause is under investigation, with initial reports suggesting pilot error…
The UN Security Council Condemns North Korea's Recent Missile Test
The UN Security Council condemned North Korea's recent missile test as a violation of its resolutions. This follows increased tensions and a potential new nuclear…
Pervez Musharraf Successfully Exits Pakistan
Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf has left Pakistan for Dubai despite facing serious charges, with the Supreme Court granting him permission due to medical needs.…
Celebration of Nowruz Festivals in the East and West of the United States
Nowruz celebrations are being held across various cities in the United States, including a major festival in Los Angeles led by actress Mary Apick. These…
What is Philosophy?
The article explores the nature and historical significance of philosophy, emphasizing its role in addressing eternal questions and the evolution of thought. It discusses the…
Thousands of Muqtada al-Sadr Supporters Protest, Demanding Reforms in Government
Thousands of supporters of Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr protested in Baghdad, demanding significant government reforms. Despite a government ban on gatherings, protesters gathered in the…
California Attacker Influenced by Islamic State
Faisal Mohammad, an 18-year-old American student, stabbed four people at Merced College, influenced by Islamic State propaganda. He was shot by police shortly after the…
Record Earth Heat in February Broken
The U.S. National Weather Service announced that February 2023 recorded unprecedented global temperatures, surpassing previous records. This trend indicates a significant rise in global temperatures,…
Kurds Officially Declare Federal System in Northern Syria
Syrian Kurds and their allies have officially declared a federal system in northern Syria, facing opposition from the Assad regime and Turkey. This move is…
The United States Accuses the Islamic State of Genocide Against Christians, Yazidis, and Shiites
The U.S. Secretary of State has accused ISIS of committing genocide against Christians, Yazidis, and Shiites in Iraq and Syria, following a congressional resolution labeling…
ISIS Has Lost 22% of Its Territory
ISIS has lost 22% of its territory in Iraq and Syria over the past 15 months due to ongoing military operations by the US-led coalition…
Palestine Officially Joins the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague
Palestine's membership in the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague has been officially recognized, marking a significant diplomatic victory amidst opposition from the U.S.…
American Student Sentenced to 15 Years in North Korea
Otto Warmbier, a 21-year-old American student, was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor in North Korea for allegedly stealing a propaganda poster. The U.S.…
What are Your Expectations and Aspirations for the Year 1395?
The article invites readers to share their hopes and expectations for the upcoming year 1395, emphasizing the significance of the new year as a time…
Increased Risk of Secondary Cancer After Prostate Cancer Treatment with Radiation Therapy
A new study reveals that radiation therapy for prostate cancer significantly increases the risk of secondary cancers, particularly colorectal, rectal, and bladder cancers. This finding…
U.S. Primary Elections: Major Victories for Clinton and Trump
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump achieved significant victories in the U.S. primary elections, with Clinton leading in key states while Trump faced criticism despite his…
Trump and Clinton Win in Florida; Rubio Withdraws
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump achieved significant victories in their respective party primaries in Florida and other states on March 15. Marco Rubio has withdrawn…
Chaharshanbe Suri; From Bidding Farewell to the Souls of the Dead to the Noise of Sulfur
The article discusses the transformation of the Chaharshanbe Suri tradition in Iran, highlighting complaints about noise and the lack of historical recognition of the festival.…
Discovery of the Bodies of Two Iranian Fishermen on the Coasts of Bushehr and Kuwait
The bodies of two Iranian fishermen have been found, one in Bushehr and another in Kuwaiti waters, while three others remain missing after being detained…
Myanmar's New President Elected in a Democratic Process
Tin Chiao has been elected as Myanmar's new president in a democratic process, marking a significant political shift after decades of military rule. His election…
North Korean Leader: We Will Soon Test Missiles and Nuclear Warheads
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un announced plans for imminent tests of nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles, raising concerns among analysts in South Korea and the…
European Union: Iran's Missile Tests Are Not a Violation of the Agreement but Are Tension-Inducing
The EU has stated that Iran's recent missile tests do not violate the nuclear agreement, but they could increase regional tensions. Federica Mogherini emphasized the…
CNN: Abu Omar Shishani Killed Due to Injuries Sustained
Abu Omar Shishani, a high-ranking commander of the Islamic State, has reportedly died from injuries sustained in a U.S. airstrike. This incident highlights ongoing U.S.…
New Warning for Travel to Iran; Harassment of Americans Continues Even After JCPOA
The U.S. State Department has issued a new travel advisory warning American citizens about the risks of arrest in Iran, particularly for those with dual…
The Death of Volleyball Coach Marks the End of the Most Controversial Sports League of the Year
Reza Ebrahimi, a prominent volleyball coach, died shortly before the final match of the Premier League, leading to the cancellation of the game and the…
Concerns Lost in Election Campaigns
The article discusses the environmental impact of election campaigning in Iran, highlighting the excessive use of non-recyclable materials and the clutter left behind in cities.…
ExoMars 2016 Launched in Search of Life on Mars
The ExoMars 2016 probe was launched to Mars to search for signs of life and test new landing technologies. This joint mission between Europe and…
Use of Stem Cells for Cataract Treatment
Researchers have developed innovative methods using stem cells to treat cataracts, which are a leading cause of blindness globally. These methods could potentially replace current…
3D Printing of Transplanted Ear Approaches Reality
Scientists at Wake Forest Institute have developed a method for 3D printing ear parts that function like real ears when transplanted into animals. This breakthrough…
Continued Criticism of Donald Trump's Campaign
Hillary Clinton and other Republican candidates criticized Donald Trump following the cancellation of his Chicago speech due to security concerns and subsequent violence. Trump is…
Opposition Representative: Assad Must Go, Dead or Alive
The Syrian opposition insists that Bashar Assad must leave power for any political transition to begin, while the Syrian government maintains that Assad is a…
Head of Armed Forces Judicial Organization Opposes Military Service Sale
Mohammad Kazem Bahrami, head of the Armed Forces Judicial Organization, opposes the sale of military service, claiming it undermines its essence. Despite mandatory conscription, many…
Chemical Attack by Islamic State Group Near Kirkuk
A chemical attack by the Islamic State near Kirkuk killed a child and injured hundreds. This incident follows the arrest of a key ISIS chemical…
The Largest Joint Military Exercise Between the U.S. and South Korea Begins
The U.S. and South Korea have commenced their largest joint military exercise, prompting North Korea to threaten nuclear retaliation. This exercise involves significant troop deployments…
Trump's Campaign Event Canceled Due to Clash Between Supporters and Opponents
Donald Trump's campaign event in Chicago was canceled due to security concerns following clashes between supporters and opponents. Hundreds of protesters gathered outside, prompting police…
Endless Anxieties of Trump and Clinton; In the Fateful Week
The American party primaries are at a critical juncture with elections in key states like Florida and Ohio approaching. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are…
Iraqi: Our Missiles Forced Global Powers to Negotiate with Iran
Abbas Araghchi stated that Iran's missile capabilities and the people's resistance against sanctions have compelled global powers to negotiate with Iran on its nuclear program.…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini - 148
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses recent events in Iran, including the potential for military action by the Trump administration and the implications of…
European Central Bank Lowers Interest Rates
The European Central Bank has lowered interest rates and expanded its asset purchase program to stimulate the economy and combat low inflation. This decision comes…
George Martin Passes Away; A Look at the Works of the Former Beatles Producer
George Martin, the influential producer of the Beatles, passed away at 90, remembered for his pivotal role in transforming the band into a cultural phenomenon.…
WHO Warns About Sexual Transmission of Zika Virus
The WHO has issued a warning about the increased risk of sexual transmission of the Zika virus, which is linked to congenital defects and neurological…
When Satellite Dishes Come to the Aid of Internet Users
Tosheh is a new IT project in Iran that uses satellite technology to provide users with free access to digital content, addressing issues of internet…
Sky News: Identity and Address of Thousands of ISIS Members Obtained
Sky News has uncovered the identities and details of thousands of ISIS members through a former member who provided a memory card containing sensitive information.…
Signs Indicating 'No Returns on Sold Goods' to Be Removed
Iran's Deputy Minister of Industry announced the removal of signs stating 'No returns on sold goods' from stores, mandating that all shops must provide after-sales…
Roundtable Discussion on International Women's Day
A roundtable discussion was held on International Women's Day featuring prominent activists discussing the achievements and struggles of Iranian women. They highlighted the ongoing challenges…
Approval for Installment Payments of Military Service Absence Fines in Iran
The Iranian military has approved installment payments for fines related to military service absences, a move that could ease the financial burden on over 300,000…
US Representative: The Agency Must Provide More Accurate Reports on Iran's Nuclear Program
The US has urged the IAEA to provide more detailed reports on Iran's nuclear compliance, expressing concerns that recent reports lack sufficient information. This call…
Intra-Party Conflicts in the U.S. Presidential Elections Have Intensified!
Intra-party conflicts are intensifying within both the Democratic and Republican parties as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump face significant challenges despite leading in the polls.…
Escalation of Street Attacks in Israel Coinciding with Biden's Visit
Street attacks in Israel have intensified during U.S. Vice President Joe Biden's visit, leading to casualties and raising security concerns. The attacks, carried out by…
Biden: We Will Act if Iran's Missile Test Violates the JCPOA
The U.S. Vice President warned Iran of potential action if recent missile tests are confirmed to violate the JCPOA. The IRGC launched two ballistic missiles…
Aspirin Reduces Cancer Risk
Daily low-dose aspirin consumption can reduce cancer risk, particularly for colorectal and gastrointestinal cancers, according to a study involving over 130,000 participants over 30 years.…
Eating Peanuts and Eggs at Three Months Reduces Allergies
A new study indicates that introducing allergenic foods like peanuts and eggs to infants as early as three months can significantly reduce the risk of…
US Primaries: Trump's Victories Continue
Donald Trump continues to secure victories in the US Republican primaries, while Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are competing closely among Democrats. Trump's popularity among…
The Status of Women's Rights and Freedoms in Iran on International Women's Day
On International Women's Day, experts discuss the status of women's rights in Iran, highlighting the ongoing struggles for equality and the challenges posed by patriarchal…
Significant Progress in Talks to Return Refugees from Australia to Iran
Iran and Australia are making significant progress in negotiations to return Iranian refugees whose asylum requests have been denied. This issue is being discussed during…
History of International Women's Day
International Women's Day, celebrated on March 8, commemorates women's achievements in attaining equal rights over the past century. The day has evolved from its origins…
White House: Netanyahu Did Not Accept Invitation to Meet Obama
The White House announced that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declined an invitation to meet President Obama, surprising U.S. officials. Netanyahu's cancellation is attributed to his…
Maria Sharapova: My doping test results have been declared positive
Maria Sharapova announced that her doping test results from the Australian Open were positive, leading to significant media coverage and speculation about her career. Despite…
Rouhani Mentions Khatami Again in Less Than 24 Hours
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani reiterated his support for former President Mohammad Khatami, highlighting the illegal nature of restrictions placed on him. This comes amid ongoing…
Observation of the Farthest Galaxy at a Distance of 13.4 Billion Light-Years
The Hubble Space Telescope has observed the farthest known galaxy, GN-z11, at a distance of 13.4 billion light-years, emitting light just 400 million years after…
5-Centimeter Height Increase After One Year in Space
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly has grown 5.08 centimeters taller after a year in the International Space Station, while his twin brother Mark on Earth has…
Kim Jong Un Threatens the U.S. and South Korea with Preemptive Nuclear Strike
North Korea has threatened the U.S. and South Korea with a preemptive nuclear strike amid their largest joint military exercise. This escalation follows North Korea's…
Cancer Treatment by Targeting the 'Achilles Heel' of Tumors
A new discovery in cancer genetics reveals specific signals in tumors that could enhance immune system targeting, potentially leading to more effective treatments. Researchers from…
Netanyahu: Our Relations with the US Are Strong in All Areas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed the strength of US-Israel relations ahead of Vice President Joe Biden's upcoming visit, despite past disagreements over Iran's nuclear…
Iran's Premier Football League; Red Draw Benefits the Blues
Persepolis and Tractor Sazi played to a 1-1 draw in Iran's Premier Football League, impacting the championship race. Esteghlal Tehran remains in the lead with…
Discovery of 520-Million-Year-Old Fossil with Nervous System
Scientists have discovered a 520-million-year-old fossil of a crustacean with a remarkably preserved nervous system in China. This finding enhances our understanding of the evolution…
Discovery of the Gene Responsible for Gray Hair
Scientists have identified the 'IRF4' gene responsible for gray hair through research on over six thousand individuals from five South American countries. This discovery may…
U.S. Primaries; Sanders and Clinton Win, Cruz and Trump Triumph
The U.S. presidential primaries saw victories for Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton in the Democratic Party, while Ted Cruz and Donald Trump won in the…
Using Smartphones for Earthquake Prediction
The University of California has developed a smartphone app called 'My Shake' that can measure ground tremors and alert users of impending earthquakes. This technology…
Return to Earth After 340 Days Living in Space
Scott Kelly returned to Earth after 340 days in space, expressing joy at reuniting with loved ones. The article also highlights ongoing political tensions in…
Iran Improves Its Ranking in the Human Development Index
Iran has improved its ranking in the Human Development Index, moving up 6 places to 69th out of 188 countries. This change is attributed to…
The Fastest Car in the World is Coming
Bugatti has unveiled the Chiron, the fastest car in the world, boasting nearly 1,500 horsepower and a top speed of 420 km/h. With only 500…
Intense Attacks by Trump's Rivals During Republican Debate
During the latest Republican debate, Donald Trump faced intense criticism from rivals Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, who questioned his immigration policies and past support…
Europe's Proposal: Immediate and Widespread Expulsion of Illegal Migrants from Greece
Donald Tusk of the EU proposed an immediate mechanism to expel illegal migrants from Greece during talks with Turkey's Prime Minister. This proposal aims to…
Five O'Clock with Kambez Hosseini-147
The radio program 'At Five O'Clock' discusses various political issues in Iran, including the implications of U.S. President Trump's statements on Iran and the potential…
North Korean Leader Calls for Nuclear Readiness in the Country
Kim Jong-un has declared that North Korea's nuclear arsenal must be ready for use at any moment amid heightened international sanctions following recent nuclear tests.…
Zika Virus Likely Causes Paralysis
New research suggests that the Zika virus may lead to paralysis, as evidenced by blood tests of individuals in Tahiti who experienced Guillain-Barré syndrome. The…
Mitt Romney: Donald Trump is a Fraud and a Pretender
Mitt Romney criticized Donald Trump as a fraud and urged Republicans to reject him for the upcoming election. Trump responded by calling Romney selfish and…
Iran's Six-Position Improvement in the United Nations Human Development Index
Iran has improved its ranking in the United Nations Human Development Index from 75th to 69th place, reflecting an increase in its Human Development Index…
Elahe Hicks: Death Sentences for Minors Are a Mockery of International Institutions
Amnesty International has called for the cancellation of the death sentence for Amir Amrollahi, who was convicted of murder at 16. Elahe Hicks from Human…
By 2050, Half of the World's Population Will Become Nearsighted
A report indicates that by 2050, over half of the global population will be nearsighted due to increased screen time and reduced exposure to natural…
Entering the Virtual Heroin Cave for Overcoming Addiction
Researchers are using a virtual reality 'heroin cave' to help heroin addicts practice saying no to drugs, aiming to boost their confidence in overcoming addiction.…
Have Clinton and Trump Finished the Job?
The article discusses the ongoing U.S. presidential primaries, highlighting that while Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are not yet confirmed nominees, their early successes in…
Clinton and Trump Victory in Most States on 'Super Tuesday'
On Super Tuesday, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump emerged victorious in the majority of states during the U.S. primary elections, solidifying their positions as frontrunners…
Female Viagra 'Has No Significant Effect'
A study from Erasmus University in Rotterdam found that Addyi, marketed as female Viagra, has no significant effect on increasing women's sexual desire and should…
Child Marriage in Iran and Legal Gaps
Shahindokht Molaverdi has raised concerns over the increasing rates of child marriage in Iran, particularly among girls under 10. The UN has urged Iran to…
Super Tuesday and the Tumultuous Preliminary Elections for the U.S. Presidency
Super Tuesday 2016 is set to be a critical day in the U.S. presidential primaries, with significant implications for both the Republican and Democratic parties.…
Gradual Improvement of the 'Misery Index' Over the Past Two Years
The article discusses the changes in Iran's misery index since the 2009 presidential debate where it was prominently featured. It highlights the economic challenges faced…
Rouhani's Deputy: Statistics on Underage Marriages are Concerning
Shahindokht Molaverdi has raised concerns over the rising statistics of underage marriages in Iran, particularly highlighting cases of girls under 10. The UN has previously…
Dozens Killed in Suicide Attack in Muqdadiyah, Iraq
A suicide bombing at a funeral in Muqdadiyah, Iraq, killed at least 40 people, including six Shiite militia commanders. The Islamic State claimed responsibility for…
Woman with Decapitated Child in Moscow
A woman in Moscow has been arrested for murdering a four-year-old girl she was babysitting, shocking the public. The incident involved the woman displaying the…