March 2016
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…
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…
The World's First Waste Incinerator That Captures Carbon Dioxide
Norway is testing the world's first waste incinerator that captures carbon dioxide, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The Klemetsrud facility can capture significant amounts…
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…
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Brazil's largest political party has withdrawn from President Dilma Rousseff's coalition, demanding the resignation of its ministers, which could lead to her impeachment.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…
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…
Severe Fire in a Residential Tower in the UAE
A severe fire broke out in a high-rise residential tower in Ajman, UAE, leading to the evacuation of residents but no reported casualties. This incident…
Prisoner Exchange Between Saudi Arabia and Houthi Rebels in Yemen
A prisoner exchange took place between Saudi Arabia and Houthi rebels in Yemen, with Saudi Arabia receiving 9 prisoners and returning 109 Yemeni prisoners. This…
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…
UN Officials Welcome the Expulsion of ISIS from Palmyra
UN officials have welcomed the liberation of Palmyra from ISIS, highlighting its cultural significance. The Syrian government, supported by Russia, has successfully expelled ISIS from…
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…
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…
Tens of Thousands Gather in Sana'a on Anniversary of Saudi-Led Coalition Attacks
Tens of thousands gathered in Sana'a to mark the anniversary of the Saudi-led coalition's military intervention in Yemen, condemning the ongoing conflict and calling for…
The Murder of a Nuclear Facility Guard Not Related to Terrorist Threats in Belgium
Didier Prospere, the head of security at a Belgian nuclear research center, was murdered in a criminal incident unrelated to recent terrorist threats. This comes…
John Kirby: The U.S. Position on Bashar al-Assad's Fate Has Not Changed
U.S. State Department spokesperson John Kirby reaffirmed that the U.S. position on Bashar al-Assad's legitimacy has not changed, rejecting claims of a shift in policy.…
Three Suicide Attacks in Aden Leave '26 Dead'
Three suicide attacks in Aden, Yemen, claimed by ISIS, resulted in at least 26 deaths and numerous injuries. The attacks targeted military checkpoints and reflect…
Freedom of Expression in 2015; Interview with Reza Moieni
The article discusses the deteriorating state of freedom of expression in Iran, highlighting the imprisonment of journalists and the country's low ranking in media freedom.…
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…
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…
New Clues About the Burial Place of Queen Nefertiti
The Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities has announced new findings suggesting that Queen Nefertiti may be buried in a hidden chamber behind Tutankhamun's tomb. This discovery…
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…
Agreement on a One-Week Ceasefire in Yemen Ahead of April Negotiations
Yemeni government officials announced a one-week ceasefire agreement between Houthi forces and government supporters ahead of upcoming negotiations in April. This ceasefire aims to demonstrate…
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…
Murder of Two Palestinian Youths on Suspicion of Attempting to Attack Israeli Soldiers
Two Palestinian youths were killed by Israeli soldiers under claims of attempting to attack them, amid ongoing violence in the region. The incident reflects the…
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…
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.…
Salah Abdeslam, Main Suspect in Paris Terror Attacks, Arrested
Salah Abdeslam, the main suspect in the 2015 Paris terror attacks, was arrested in Brussels during a police operation. His capture is a significant achievement…
Putin: Russia Can Reinforce Its Forces in Syria Within Hours
Vladimir Putin announced that Russia can quickly reinforce its military presence in Syria if needed, despite recent withdrawals. He expressed confidence in the capabilities of…
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.…
Criticism from Two Shia Authorities on the Length of Nowruz Holidays
Two prominent Shia clerics in Iran have criticized the two-week Nowruz holidays, arguing that they harm the country's progress and disrupt social activities. They suggest…
At least 41 civilians killed in Saudi attacks in Yemen
Recent airstrikes by the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen's Hajjah province have resulted in at least 41 civilian deaths and numerous injuries, with conflicting reports on…
Kerry to Visit Moscow for Talks on Withdrawal of Russian Forces from Syria
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is set to visit Moscow to discuss the withdrawal of Russian forces from Syria, following President Putin's announcement of…
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…
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…
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…
UN Report on South Sudan: Rape of Women in Exchange for Wages
The UN reports severe human rights violations in South Sudan, including the systematic rape of women by militants who are not compensated with wages. Both…
Every Day, One Hundred People Become Disabled in Iran Due to Road Accidents
Masoud Habibi, head of the Iranian Red Crescent Youth Organization, reported that daily road accidents in Iran result in one hundred new disabilities and fifty…
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…
Death of Five Afghans, Including a Six-Month-Old Child, in the Sea Route from Turkey to Greece
Five Afghans, including a six-month-old child, drowned after their boat capsized while attempting to migrate from Turkey to Greece. This incident highlights the ongoing humanitarian…
New Survey: Half of Israeli Jews Support Expulsion of Arabs
A recent Pew survey reveals that nearly half of Israeli Jews support the expulsion of Arabs from Israel, reflecting a loss of hope for a…
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…
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…
Rouhani: Regional Issues Have Not Disrupted Tehran-Ankara Relations
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu met to discuss strengthening bilateral relations despite regional tensions. Both leaders emphasized the importance of…
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…
Ahmad Davutoğlu, Prime Minister of Turkey, Arrives in Tehran
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmad Davutoğlu visited Tehran to discuss economic cooperation and regional issues, including the Syrian crisis, amidst ongoing tensions between Turkey and Iran…
Death of Two Turkish Police Officers and Injuries to Dozens Following Car Explosion
A car explosion in Turkey's Nusaybin killed two police officers and injured 35 others, attributed to the PKK. This incident follows an armed attack in…
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…
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.…
Possible Connection of Parts Found in Mozambique to Missing Malaysian Airplane
Parts of a Boeing 777, likely linked to the missing Malaysian flight MH370, have been discovered near Mozambique. The Malaysian Transport Minister confirmed the connection,…
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.…
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…
Death of a Young Man Following 'Mistaken' Entry of Israeli Soldiers into a Camp
An armed clash in the Qalandiya camp resulted in the death of a Palestinian youth and injuries to Israeli soldiers. The incident was triggered by…
Statue of 'Goddess of Fertility' Found by Seven-Year-Old Boy
A seven-year-old boy in northern Israel discovered a 3,400-year-old statue of the 'Goddess of Fertility' while playing near his home. The statue, linked to the…
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…