November 2014
Foreign Automakers' Interest in Entering the Iranian Market
Major foreign automakers are showing interest in the Iranian market, with Iran requiring that 40% of production occurs domestically, increasing to 85% after five years.…
The Death Toll from Ebola Reaches 'Seven Thousand'
The World Health Organization reports that the death toll from the Ebola outbreak in West Africa has reached nearly 7,000, with over 16,000 infections. The…
Young Girl's Dance in Tehran Metro Sparks Controversy
A video of a young girl dancing in the Tehran Metro has gone viral, receiving significant media attention and public support. This incident follows a…
Hosni Mubarak Acquitted of Charges of Ordering the Killing of Opponents
Hosni Mubarak has been acquitted of charges related to the killing of opponents during the 2011 revolution and gas exports to Israel, but remains in…
Dozens of Prisoners in Venezuela Have Died Due to Drug Poisoning
In Venezuela, 35 prisoners have died from drug poisoning, raising concerns among human rights advocates about the official narrative. The situation escalated following a hunger…
Relative Calm Returns to Ferguson
Ferguson has seen a return to relative calm after protests erupted following the decision not to charge a police officer who killed a Black teenager.…
Over 130 Killed in Tribal Clashes in Sudan
Over 130 people have died in tribal clashes in western Kordofan, Sudan, primarily between the Awlad Imran and Al-Ziyoud groups over land ownership. The Sudanese…
Oil Prices Fall in Global Markets After OPEC Production Ceiling Stabilization
OPEC has decided to maintain its production ceiling despite falling oil prices, leading to a significant drop in global oil prices. Saudi Arabia and the…
First Phase of Ebola Vaccine Trials is 'Promising'
The first phase of Ebola vaccine trials has shown promising results, with all 20 healthy volunteers producing antibodies against the virus. Despite this progress, the…
Expansion of Ferguson Protests to Dozens of Cities in the U.S.
Protests erupted in multiple U.S. cities following the acquittal of a police officer involved in the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson. Demonstrators blocked major…
A French Kiss Transfers 80 Million Bacteria
A new study reveals that a French kiss can transfer up to 80 million bacteria between partners, highlighting the biological implications of kissing. Conducted by…
Joe Biden Calls for Withdrawal of Russian Forces from Ukraine
Joe Biden condemned Russia's actions in Ukraine and called for the withdrawal of Russian forces during a visit to Kyiv, where he met with President…
What do you think will happen in the final days of negotiations between Tehran and the 5+1 group?
A poll is conducted regarding the outcome of the ongoing nuclear negotiations between Tehran and the 5+1 group. Respondents believe there is a high chance…
Obama's Immigration Reforms Eliminate the Risk of Deporting Millions
President Obama has announced immigration reforms allowing nearly five million undocumented immigrants to apply for work permits and remain in the U.S., facing criticism from…
Daei Forgives Mayeli Kohan, Ministry of Sports Also Withdraws Complaint Against Daei
Ali Daei forgave Mohammad Mayeli Kohan, leading to Kohan's release from prison and the withdrawal of complaints from both Daei and the Ministry of Sports.…
One Month Since the First Reports of Acid Attacks on Women in Isfahan: Are You Satisfied with the Authorities' Actions?
A month has passed since acid attacks on women in Isfahan, and the authorities have not yet apprehended the perpetrators. A poll shows overwhelming dissatisfaction…
UN Secretary-General Calls for 'Wide Mobilization' Against Ebola
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged global leaders at the G20 summit to mobilize resources against the Ebola outbreak, which has claimed over 5,000 lives. He…
Iraqi Army Recaptures the City of Beiji from ISIS
The Iraqi army has successfully recaptured Beiji from ISIS after two weeks of operations, aiming to regain control of the largest oil refinery in Iraq.…