February 2016
A New Hope for Overcoming the Defense System of Superbugs
British scientists have made a breakthrough in understanding how drug-resistant bacteria, known as superbugs, defend themselves against antibiotics. This research could pave the way for…
Hammond: The Visa Issuance Section of the British Embassy in Tehran Has Started Operations
British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond announced the resumption of visa services at the British Embassy in Tehran, fulfilling a promise made six months after the…
Smart Robots: A Threat to Millions of Workers
The article discusses the potential impact of advancements in artificial intelligence and robotics on employment, with experts warning that millions of jobs could be at…
American Rapper Kendrick Lamar Dominates 2016 Grammys; Five Awards for 'To Pimp a Butterfly'
Kendrick Lamar won five Grammy Awards at the 2016 ceremony, making him the most awarded artist of the night. His album 'To Pimp a Butterfly'…
First Phone Call Between Netanyahu and Mogherini After Months of Tension in Relations
Benjamin Netanyahu and Federica Mogherini had their first phone call in months, signaling a potential thaw in Israel-EU relations after tensions over EU labeling of…
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is on the Way
The script for the play "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" will be released next summer, based on a two-part play set to premiere in…
Research Center: The Number of Syrian War Victims is 470,000
A Syrian research center reports that the death toll from the civil war has reached 470,000, significantly higher than UN estimates. The report highlights the…
Ai Weiwei in Prague; 'Be Yourself, Outside the System'
Ai Weiwei, the Chinese dissident artist, spoke in Prague about human rights and the refugee crisis, criticizing the Czech government's harsh policies towards refugees. His…
Tens of Thousands of Displaced People from Aleppo Remain at the Turkish Border
Tens of thousands of Syrian refugees fleeing violence in Aleppo are stranded at the Turkish border, which remains closed despite Turkey's claims of accepting refugees.…
The Application of Advanced Geometry in Babylonian Astronomy
Recent findings reveal that ancient Babylonian astronomers used advanced geometric methods to predict the movements of Jupiter, predating calculus by centuries. This discovery, published by…
Ankara University Professor Acquitted of 'Promoting Terrorism' Charges
An Ankara university professor was acquitted of charges related to promoting terrorism after including a question about PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan in an exam. This…
Syrian Peace Talks Suspended
The UN-brokered peace talks in Syria have been suspended until February 25 due to a lack of progress and the need for immediate assistance from…
Iran's Oil Reserves Exceed 175 Billion Barrels
Iran's oil reserves have been reported to exceed 175 billion barrels, with significant increases since the 1979 revolution. The report highlights the growth in both…
British Airways Resumes Flights to Tehran Starting July
British Airways will resume flights to Tehran starting July 14, following the lifting of sanctions. This marks a significant step in re-establishing air travel between…
Britain: Russia is Creating a Small Alawite State for Assad in Syria
British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond accused Russia of bombing Syrian opposition forces instead of ISIS to establish a small Alawite state for Assad. Russia denies…
Europol: 10,000 Migrant Children in Europe Likely Missing
Europol has reported that 10,000 unaccompanied migrant children are likely missing in Europe, raising concerns about their potential exploitation. This statistic highlights the ongoing crisis…