August 2015
Why Are Iranians the 'Angriest' People in the World?
A Gallup survey has identified Iranians and Iraqis as the angriest people globally, citing high levels of daily negative experiences. This finding raises questions about…
Will the U.S. Embassy Be Next?
The article discusses the potential reopening of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran following the recent reopening of the British Embassy. It highlights the views of…
The Guardian's Top 100 English-Language Novels; From 'Jane Eyre' to 'Wuthering Heights'
The Guardian published a list of the top 100 English-language novels, compiled by Robert McCrum, which has faced criticism for its lack of representation of…
Stephen Hawking: Black Holes Are Not Eternal Prisons
Stephen Hawking has presented a new theory suggesting that black holes are not eternal prisons and that information can escape them, addressing the longstanding black…
Sharp Decline in Chinese Stock Market; Decrease in Dollar Value
The Chinese stock market has experienced an unprecedented drop of 9%, raising concerns about Beijing's ability to manage economic issues. This decline has also affected…
August 28; A Major Turning Point in Political Events in the Geography of Iran
August 28 marks a pivotal moment in Iranian history, characterized by the ousting of Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh, which allowed the young Shah to regain…
Orson Welles; The Genius Who Wept
Orson Welles, a legendary filmmaker, is commemorated on the centenary of his birth with screenings and retrospectives. Despite his early success with 'Citizen Kane,' Welles…
Airbus's New Plan: 'Flight from London to New York in One Hour'
Airbus has developed a new supersonic passenger aircraft capable of flying from London to New York in one hour and from Paris to Tokyo in…
Discovery of a New Method for Detecting Pancreatic Cancer
Researchers at Queen Mary University in London have developed a urine test that can detect pancreatic cancer at an early stage by identifying three proteins.…