December 2015
Nutritional Crisis in Iran
A report highlights a severe nutritional crisis in Iran, revealing stark disparities in food expenditure between income deciles, with many low-income families unable to afford…
Candidates Without Religious Education Banned from Participating in the 'Scientific Exam of the Assembly of Experts'
The Guardian Council has barred candidates without religious education from participating in the upcoming Assembly of Experts elections, emphasizing the importance of religious qualifications. Over…
Furough Turns Eighty
Forough Farrokhzad, a prominent Iranian poet, would have turned eighty on December 29. Despite her short life, her legacy remains influential in Iranian society, with…
If We Don't Sleep, Will We Die?
The article explores the importance of sleep, its effects on health, and the ongoing research surrounding sleep disorders. It highlights the lack of definitive answers…
Close Advisor to North Korean Leader Killed in Accident
Kim Yong-gan, a close advisor to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, was killed in a traffic accident, prompting a formal funeral. His death is notable…
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert Sentenced to 18 Months in Prison
Ehud Olmert, former Prime Minister of Israel, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for bribery related to a construction permit. This ruling may…
Erdogan: The Request for Autonomy by Turkish Kurds is 'Treason'
Turkish President Erdogan condemned the call for autonomy by Kurdish leader Selahattin Demirtaş as treason, escalating tensions in Kurdish regions of Turkey. Legal actions against…
Pentagon: 10 Leaders of ISIS Killed in the Past Month
The Pentagon reported that U.S. airstrikes in Iraq have killed 10 ISIS leaders, some linked to the Paris attacks. This includes Sharaf al-Ma'adan, who was…
Efforts to Abolish Death Penalty for Drug Traffickers
Aliyar Malekshahi, head of the Judicial Commission, advocates for abolishing the death penalty for drug traffickers, suggesting it requires national consensus and further refinement. A…
Minister of Culture: The case of the insulting magazine against Rouhani's deputy will go to the Press Supervisory Board
The Iranian Minister of Culture announced that the case of the weekly magazine Yalasarat, which published insulting content about the Deputy for Women's Affairs, will…
Former President of Yemen: Dialogue with Saudi Arabia is Necessary
Ali Abdullah Saleh, the former president of Yemen, advocates for the opposition to negotiate with Saudi Arabia instead of the current Yemeni government. This shift…
The Impact of Secondhand Cigarette Smoke on Early Menopause and Infertility
A study from Roswell Park Cancer Institute reveals that smoking and secondhand smoke exposure increase the risk of infertility and early menopause in women. The…
Ministry of Health: 88% of Iranians Have Unhealthy Diets
A recent report from Iran's Ministry of Health reveals that 88% of the population has unhealthy diets, contributing significantly to early deaths and non-communicable diseases.…
Iraqi Army Announces 'Complete Recapture' of Ramadi from ISIS Forces
The Iraqi Army has announced the complete recapture of Ramadi from ISIS forces, marking a significant victory in the ongoing battle against the group. This…
ISIS Administrative Center in Ramadi Under Complete Siege
Iraqi forces have completely surrounded the ISIS administrative center in Ramadi and are preparing to enter, with reports indicating that ISIS fighters have fled. The…
Dissatisfaction with Body Image and Its Consequences
Recent studies highlight the growing issue of body dissatisfaction and its health implications, showing that negative body image can lead to serious health risks regardless…
Uncertain Literacy Levels of Three and a Half Million Iranians
The head of Iran's Literacy Movement revealed that the literacy status of 3.5 million Iranians remains unclear, preventing them from registering for education. The government…
Indian Prime Minister Makes Surprise Visit to Pakistan
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a surprise visit to Pakistan to meet with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, marking the first visit by an Indian…
The Beggar Who Became a Bestselling Author
Jean-Marie Rogol, a French beggar, has published a bestselling book about his life on the streets, selling 40,000 copies. His story highlights the intersection of…
Warning of 'Terrorist Attack' During Christmas in Beijing
Embassies in Beijing have warned of potential terrorist attacks targeting Western citizens during Christmas, prompting increased security measures in popular areas like Sanlitun. This comes…
Four Palestinians Killed by Israeli Forces
Four Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces amid ongoing violence in the region. The Israeli government claims the Palestinians were attacking soldiers, while the death…
Details of the Violation of Mohammad Ali Taheri's Death Sentence
The Supreme Court of Iran has annulled the death sentence of Mohammad Ali Taheri, a prominent figure in alternative medicine, based on legal arguments regarding…
Symbolic Movement of 'Chador-Wearing' Girls in Tajrish
A group of girls and boys dressed in early Pahlavi-era clothing staged a symbolic event in Tajrish to evoke nostalgia for old Tehran. The event,…
Washington to Compensate American Embassy Hostages in Tehran
The U.S. will compensate 38 former hostages from the Tehran embassy crisis using funds from a French bank's penalty for sanctions violations. Each hostage will…
Blood-Soaked Butterflies: Parastoo Farahvar's Works in London
Parastoo Farahvar's new exhibition in London titled 'Revisiting Imagination' features works that reflect the political and social struggles in Iran, particularly focusing on the themes…
Farajollah Selahshour Paralyzed Due to 'Medical Error'
Farajollah Selahshour, a prominent Iranian director, has become paralyzed due to a medical error during his lung cancer treatment. He has called attention to the…
Tehran Prosecutor: We Have Issued Judicial Orders to Police for Dealing with Bad Hijab
Tehran's prosecutor has ordered police to intensify actions against bad hijab and other social issues, citing a close link between social harms and crime. This…
Hossein Alizadeh: If Someone Responds to Insults, They Belong in a Corner of Prison
Hossein Alizadeh, a renowned Iranian musician, criticized the government's censorship of music and the insults directed at artists, stating that responding to such insults could…
Iran's 'First' Female Sanitation Worker
Soghra Khani Shahabadi has become Iran's first female sanitation worker, supporting her family of eight amid economic challenges. Her story highlights the struggles of women…
Apple Criticizes Britain's Plan to Increase Spy Agencies' Powers
Apple has raised concerns about a UK proposal to enhance the surveillance powers of security agencies, arguing it could compromise user data security. Critics claim…
Episode Eighteen of the 'Faction' Program by Keyvan Hosseini - Qazi Mohammad Returned from Baku and Established the 'Democratic Party of Kurdistan'
Qazi Mohammad, a prominent cleric from Mahabad, returned from Baku and founded the Democratic Party of Kurdistan, amidst the backdrop of Soviet influence and ethnic…
Ebrahim Yazdi's Call for Active Participation in Elections
Ebrahim Yazdi, Secretary-General of the Freedom Movement of Iran, has urged political activists to participate in the upcoming parliamentary elections. He reflects on the past…
Obama Defends Fight Against ISIS Within 'American Standards'
Barack Obama defended his administration's strategy against ISIS in a recent NPR interview, emphasizing the need for the fight to align with American values. Despite…
Episode Seventeen of the 'Faction' Program by Keyvan Hosseini - Qazi Mohammad; The Famous Cleric of Mahabad and 'City's Trusted Figure'
The article discusses the historical context of the Azerbaijan Democratic Faction and its formation in the aftermath of World War II, highlighting the role of…
Tuition Fees of Eight Million Tomans at Some Private Schools in Iran
The Iranian Deputy Minister of Education announced that tuition fees at some private schools have reached eight million tomans, with some schools charging up to…
FIFA Bans Blatter and Platini from Football Activities for Eight Years
FIFA's Ethics Committee has banned Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini from football activities for eight years due to violations of FIFA's rules regarding personal interests…
Rouhani Emphasizes the Importance of Women's Participation in Elections
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani highlighted the importance of women's participation in upcoming elections, calling for qualified women to register. This comes amid ongoing debates about…
Iraqi Army Asks Residents of Ramadi to Leave the City
The Iraqi army has urged residents of Ramadi to evacuate as they prepare for a major operation to retake the city from ISIS. This move…
Sanders and Trump: America Should Not Strive to Overthrow Dictators
Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders have criticized U.S. foreign policy, arguing that efforts to overthrow dictators like Bashar al-Assad could lead to greater instability in…
23-Year-Old Spanish Woman Crowned Miss World
Miriam Lalaguna Riu from Spain was crowned Miss World 2015, marking the first time a Spanish contestant has won the title. Her eloquence and public…
Tehran's Air Quality Exceeds Warning Status; School Closures Continue
Tehran's air quality has improved to a non-warning status, but schools will remain closed due to ongoing pollution concerns. The Environmental Protection Organization and local…
Temporary Ceasefire Extended in Yemen; Peace Talks to Resume on January 14
Yemen's peace talks in Switzerland ended without an agreement, but the temporary ceasefire has been extended for another week. Negotiations are set to resume on…
Post-Menopausal Disorders and Neglect of Treatment
A recent study reveals that over half of post-menopausal women experience untreated vaginal issues, which negatively impact their emotional well-being and sexual relationships. Experts stress…
Episode Sixteen of the Program 'Sect' by Keyvan Hosseini - 'Greater Kurdistan'; The Dream of a Secret Society in Mahabad
The article discusses the establishment of the Azerbaijan Democratic Sect and its implications during the post-World War II period, particularly focusing on the role of…
Current Land Use Change Trends Will Lead Iran to 'Famine'
Manouchehr Gorji warns that Iran is losing fertile land at an alarming rate, with 10,000 hectares converted annually, potentially leading to famine in 20 years.…
Playing Instruments Improves Children's Learning Ability
Researchers at Stanford University have found a positive link between learning music and children's ability to learn words, potentially aiding those with learning difficulties. They…
Several Iraqi Soldiers Killed in 'Mistaken' Airstrike by Coalition
A U.S.-led coalition airstrike mistakenly killed several Iraqi soldiers, with Iraqi officials reporting 10 fatalities. U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter expressed condolences to Iraqi…
Improvement of Turkey-Israel Relations: Interview with Meir Jadanfar
Turkey and Israel have agreed to normalize relations and return ambassadors to each other's countries amidst rising tensions between Turkey and Russia. This development indicates…
Iran and the Paris Climate Agreement
The article discusses Iran's involvement in the Paris Climate Agreement, highlighting the concerns of the Environmental Protection Organization regarding the impacts of climate change on…
Afghan Bride: Virginity or Death
The article discusses the severe consequences faced by Afghan women accused of not being virgins, including public punishments and honor killings. Despite laws not criminalizing…
Man, Woman, Loneliness, and Death; 'The Man Who Became a Horse'
The film 'The Man Who Became a Horse' by Amir Hossein Ghafouri explores themes of loneliness and death through a surreal narrative that challenges traditional…
The Fifteenth Episode of the Program 'Faction' by Keyvan Hosseini - Azerbaijan Becomes 'Autonomous' and Pishavari Becomes Prime Minister
The article discusses the establishment of the Azerbaijan Democratic Faction and its implications during the autumn of 1945, highlighting the radicalization of its leader, Pishavari,…
What Happens If the 'Leader' Dies?
The article discusses the potential political implications of Ayatollah Khamenei's death, questioning how much the Islamic Republic's future relies on individual leadership versus institutional power.…
The Best Candidates for Space Travel Could Be Residents from Iran and Brazil
NASA has started registering American astronauts for space missions, while a CNET article suggests that residents of Ramsar, Iran, and Guarapari, Brazil, are ideal candidates…
Episode Fourteen of the Program 'Faction' by Keyvan Hosseini - Tehran's Options and Moscow's Dramatic Shift in Autumn 1945
The article discusses the formation of the Azerbaijan Democratic Faction and the armed protests in Azerbaijan, highlighting the involvement of the Soviet Union and the…
The World's Most Expensive House Sold for $301 Million
The world's most expensive house, the Palace of Louis XIV, has been sold for $301 million in the suburbs of Paris to an anonymous buyer…
Air Pollution Crisis in Beijing; Red Alert Declared
Beijing has declared a red alert for air pollution for the second time, leading to factory shutdowns and vehicle restrictions. This situation highlights the ongoing…
What Did People 'Google' in 2015?
In 2015, Google released its annual list of the most searched topics, reflecting global concerns and interests. The list included popular figures, films, and questions…
First Death from Influenza in Khuzestan Province
A person has died from influenza in Khuzestan Province, marking the first reported death from the virus in the area. Health officials report a total…
Putin's Annual Press Conference: 'Statements More for Domestic Consumption'
Vladimir Putin held his annual press conference addressing various issues, including Turkey's downing of a Russian jet and the Syrian civil war. He indicated a…
Several Women Announce Candidacy on the First Day of Registration for the Assembly of Experts Elections
Ismat Savadi has registered as the first female candidate for the Assembly of Experts elections in Iran, with reports of other women candidates in various…
Episode Thirteen of 'Sect' by Keyvan Hosseini - Arming Supporters of the Sect and Increasing Street Protests in Azerbaijan
The article discusses the formation of the Azerbaijan Democratic Party and the political dynamics surrounding its establishment, including Soviet influence and ethnic tensions. Key figures…
Playing Guitar Without Strings Becomes a Reality
British researchers have developed a virtual guitar called 'Kurv' that allows users to play without traditional strings, using sensors and a smartphone app. This innovation…
The Impact of Hot Peppers and Spicy Sauces on Longevity and Cancer Cells
New Zealand researchers have found that consuming hot peppers may increase lifespan and help fight cancer cells. Dr. David Popovich's study indicates that capsaicin, a…
Zarif Likely to Meet John Kerry in New York
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif announced a potential meeting with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in New York to discuss the implementation of…
UN Secretary-General: Palestinian Attacks Stem from Five Decades of Occupation
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon criticized Israeli policies and linked recent Palestinian attacks to decades of occupation. He called for both sides to reduce tensions, while…
Islamic State Rocket Attack on Turkish Military Base in Northern Iraq
Islamic State militants launched a rocket attack on a Turkish military base in northern Iraq, injuring at least four Turkish soldiers. In retaliation, Turkish forces…
Armed Men Kidnap at Least 26 Qatari Nationals in the Deserts of Iraq
A group of armed men kidnapped at least 26 Qatari nationals, including royal family members, from a hunting camp in Iraq. The incident has prompted…
Increase in Cancer in Low-Income Countries Due to 'Adopting Western Lifestyle'
A study indicates that cancer rates are rising in low-income countries due to the adoption of Western lifestyles, while high-income countries see a decline due…
Ministry of Health: Swine Flu Reported in Most Provinces
Iran's Ministry of Health reports 57 deaths from swine flu (H1N1) across the country, with cases in most provinces. The health official emphasizes that the…
Closure of Los Angeles Schools Following Release of a 'Threatening Email'
Los Angeles schools were closed due to a threatening email that raised concerns of a potential attack. Local officials took precautionary measures, while New York…
The Relationship Between Antidepressant Use During Pregnancy and Autism in Children
A new study suggests that pregnant women using SSRIs in the later stages of pregnancy may have a higher risk of giving birth to children…
Friday Prayer Leader of Khomeini Shahr: The News of the Child's Stitches Being Cut Was Political
Abbas Rahimi, the Friday prayer leader of Khomeini Shahr, criticized the media for reporting on a case where medical staff cut a child's stitches due…
Life Threats in the Iranian National Cycling Team's Camp
Amir Kalhdooz, a member of the Iranian national cycling team, reported facing physical threats and insults from fellow cyclists due to club disputes. The situation…
Ambiguous Survey Titled 'National Team After the Revolution'
The Iranian television program 90 conducts a controversial survey selecting the best national football players post-revolution, sparking criticism for excluding pre-revolution players and being politically…
Iran Summons Nigerian Chargé d'Affaires in Response to Zaria Incidents
Iran summoned the Nigerian chargé d'affaires following a deadly attack by the Nigerian army on Shia Muslims in Zaria, which resulted in multiple casualties and…
French Teacher 'Lied' About Attack on Himself
A kindergarten teacher in Aubervilliers, France, falsely claimed he was attacked by an ISIS-affiliated assailant. After interrogation, he admitted the story was fabricated. This incident…
Individual Claiming Ties to ISIS Attacks Teacher in Paris with a Blade
An individual claiming to be affiliated with ISIS attacked a teacher in a Paris suburb, declaring it a warning. The teacher is in serious condition…
French Regional Elections; 'Victory for Conservatives, Defeat for National Front'
In the recent French regional elections, conservatives secured significant victories while the far-right National Front failed to win any regions despite previous strong support. The…
Kerry: Trump's Statements Endanger U.S. National Security
John Kerry criticized Donald Trump's proposal to ban Muslims from entering the U.S., stating it endangers national security and contradicts American values. Trump's remarks have…
The Failure of the Far-Right in the Second Round of Regional Elections in France
The far-right National Front faced significant setbacks in the second round of France's regional elections, with the Republican Party led by Nicolas Sarkozy winning in…
Russian Destroyer Fires Warning Shot at Turkish Fishing Vessel in Aegean Sea
A Russian destroyer fired warning shots at a Turkish fishing vessel in the Aegean Sea to prevent a collision, escalating tensions between Turkey and Russia.…
Female Brain vs. Male Brain
A new study reveals that human brains do not conform to fixed gender identities, challenging traditional notions of male and female brains. Researchers found that…
Establishment of a Judicial Complex for Intersex Individuals in Tehran
A new judicial complex has been established in Tehran to handle cases involving intersex individuals, addressing a gap in the legal system regarding personal status…
Historic Agreement of World Countries in Paris to Combat Climate Change
Nearly 200 countries reached a historic agreement in Paris to combat climate change, committing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and limit global temperature rise to…
Arrest of Two Syrian Nationals in Switzerland on Charges of Manufacturing Explosives
Two Syrian nationals were arrested in Switzerland for allegedly manufacturing and transporting explosives and toxic gases. Their arrest comes amid heightened terrorist threats in Geneva,…
Inauguration of Dubai Festival: From Global 'Unrest' to the Iranian Man Who Became a Horse
The Dubai International Film Festival opened with 134 films from 60 countries, highlighting Iranian cinema with two films. Festival president Abdulhamid Jumaa addressed global unrest…
Iranian Poet in Israel; 'I am Gay, and Iranian...'
Payam Fili, a young Iranian gay poet, has been granted permission to enter Israel, where he will hold a poetry reading and participate in a…
Islamophobia or Fear of Being Killed in the Name of Islam?
The article discusses the rising public anxiety in Western countries regarding security and the shift from fear of violence by extremist groups to a broader…
Donald Trump Postpones His Trip to Israel
Donald Trump has postponed his scheduled trip to Israel following backlash over his controversial remarks about banning Muslims from entering the U.S. This decision comes…
US: ISIS Financial Officer Killed in Airstrikes
The US-led coalition has killed three senior ISIS leaders, including their financial officer, Abu Salah, in recent airstrikes. This is significant as it may weaken…
The Faction; Examination of Events Related to the Formation of an Autonomous Government in Azerbaijan
The article discusses the 70th anniversary of the short-lived National Government of Azerbaijan in Iran, which faced legal ambiguities and accusations leading to its quick…
The Secret Behind the Sound of Knuckle Cracking
Researchers have discovered that the sound of knuckle cracking is linked to a bright spark caused by changes in gas pressure in joint bubbles. This…
Warning About the Dangers of Electronic Cigarettes
American scientists have issued a warning about the dangers of electronic cigarettes, particularly regarding flavored liquids that appeal to teenagers. A recent study found high…
An Iranian-American Doctor Who Alone Went to Help the Injured in San Bernardino
Dr. Michael Niki, an Iranian-American emergency physician, provided critical assistance to victims during the San Bernardino shooting, showcasing his expertise in treating severe military-style wounds.…
The U.S. Government Supports New Travel Restrictions
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill imposing new travel restrictions that could affect citizens of 38 countries, including those who have traveled…
Proposal to Replace Death Penalty with Life Imprisonment for Drug Traffickers
A proposal is being considered in the Iranian Parliament to replace the death penalty with life imprisonment for drug traffickers, except for armed traffickers. This…
Hassan Khomeini to Run for Assembly of Experts Elections
Hassan Khomeini, grandson of Ruhollah Khomeini, has confirmed his candidacy for the Assembly of Experts elections, marking his first political run. This election is significant…
Rouhani Calls America a 'Sponsor of Terrorism' in Response to Trump's Remarks
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani condemned the U.S. as a 'sponsor of terrorism' in response to Donald Trump's remarks about banning Muslims from entering the U.S.…
Taliban Attack on Kandahar Airport Leaves 37 Dead
A Taliban attack on Kandahar Airport resulted in at least 37 deaths and numerous injuries, highlighting the group's ongoing military operations in Afghanistan. The attack…
28% of Tehran's Adolescents Under 18 Have Had Sexual Experience
A recent study reveals that 28% of Tehran's adolescents under 18 have had sexual experiences, with significant implications for relationships and mental health in Iran.…
The Car Controlled by Brain Waves
Chinese researchers in Tianjin have developed the first car that can be controlled solely by brain waves, using a system of sensors and a computer…
Six Afghan Refugee Children Drown in Turkish Waters
Six Afghan refugee children drowned when their boat capsized while attempting to reach Greece from Turkey. Five others were rescued, and the search for two…
Opponents of Assad in Riyadh: 'Potential Intensification of Proxy War in the Region'
Riyadh is hosting a three-day meeting of groups opposing Bashar al-Assad's government, excluding key factions like al-Nusra and the Islamic State. Some analysts view this…
Choice, Freedom, and Democracy: Fatema Mernissi's Solutions for Women's Issues
Fatema Mernissi, a prominent Arab thinker and advocate for women's rights in the Islamic world, emphasized the need for choice, freedom, and democracy as solutions…
Donald Trump: Ban Muslims from Entering America
Donald Trump proposed a complete ban on Muslims entering the U.S. following a deadly shooting by a Muslim couple in California. His statements have drawn…
Third Yellow Card Issued to Minister of Industry and Trade by Iranian Parliament
The Iranian parliament issued a third yellow card to Minister Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh for his dual role in multiple companies while serving as a minister.…
Red Alert Declared in Beijing for Air Pollution
Beijing has declared a red alert for air pollution for the first time in over two years, predicting severe pollution levels to persist for more…
Political Earthquake in France
The first round of regional elections in France shows the far-right 'National Front' party gaining significant political ground, potentially leading to Marine Le Pen's presidency.…
Opposition Wins Parliamentary Elections in Venezuela
The opposition in Venezuela has won a majority in the parliamentary elections, marking a significant political shift after 16 years of socialist control. President Nicolas…
Governor of Aden Killed in Suicide Attack
The governor of Aden, Jaafar Mohammed Saad, was killed in a suicide bombing claimed by ISIS, along with six of his companions. This attack represents…
Kerry Warns of Possible Consequences of Collapse of Palestinian Authority
John Kerry has warned about the potential collapse of the Palestinian Authority and its implications for Israel, highlighting increasing violence and distrust between the two…
Terrorist Knife Attack in London Subway Leaves Three Injured
A knife attack in the London subway injured three people, with the assailant reportedly shouting about Syria. The police have classified the incident as a…
Letter from Two Senior Senators to Obama Regarding Oversight of the Iran Agreement
Two U.S. Senators have written to President Obama proposing continued congressional oversight of the Iran nuclear agreement as its implementation date approaches. They emphasize the…
The Female Attacker in California Had Pledged Allegiance to the 'Islamic State'
Tashfeen Malik, who attacked a welfare center in California with her husband, had pledged allegiance to ISIS on Facebook. The attack resulted in the deaths…
A Imprisoned Teacher in Iran Goes on Hunger Strike Again
Mahmoud Beheshti Langaroudi, a teacher and union leader in Iran, has resumed his hunger strike to protest a 9-year prison sentence he received from a…
16 Killed in Attack on Nightclub in Cairo
A deadly attack on a nightclub in Cairo resulted in 16 fatalities, with initial reports indicating that the attackers were disgruntled employees. This incident highlights…
Greece Seeks European Help for Border Control and Refugees
Greece has requested assistance from the European Union to manage its borders and care for refugees amid pressure and potential exclusion from the Schengen area.…
House of Representatives Proposal to Tighten 'Visa Waiver' Regulations for Entry into the U.S.
The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote on a proposal to tighten visa waiver regulations for travelers from 38 countries, including several European…
The Difference Between Pistorius and Karim Benzema and the Iranian Olympic Champion
An Iranian Olympic medalist has been sentenced to one year of exile and 100 lashes for non-violent adultery after being accused of assaulting a woman.…
Moderation in Digital Life: The Secret to Teen Happiness
Recent research indicates that moderation in digital screen time can lead to greater happiness among teenagers. Those who limit their screen time to about two…
Death of Five Suicide Bombers Who Intended to Attack Pilgrims in Karbala
Five suicide bombers intending to attack pilgrims in Karbala were killed by Iraqi Hezbollah Brigades after a prolonged confrontation. This incident highlights ongoing security concerns…
Larijani: I confirm that 'Followers of the Wilayat' are seeking to form an organization
Ali Larijani has confirmed the formation of a new conservative organization called 'Followers of the Wilayat' but clarified that recent meetings with conservative figures do…
Several Injured Due to Bomb Explosion in Istanbul
A bomb exploded in Istanbul, injuring at least five people. The cause of the explosion is currently unknown, and no group has claimed responsibility. This…
10 Facts About AIDS
The article outlines significant facts about AIDS, highlighting the ongoing global challenges and recent statistics related to the epidemic. It emphasizes the need for continued…
The Rate of Women Infected with AIDS in Iran has Increased Tenfold
The rate of women infected with AIDS in Iran has increased tenfold due to a shift in transmission methods from drug use to sexual contact,…
Consequences of Global Warming and the Outlook for the Paris Conference
The 21st UN Climate Change Conference has commenced in Paris, with representatives from 195 countries aiming to reach a sustainable agreement on limiting global warming.…
Reason for Prohibition: Women's Presence in Tehran Symphony Orchestra
The Tehran Symphony Orchestra was barred from performing due to the presence of female musicians, highlighting ongoing restrictions on women's participation in music in Iran.…
Iraq Criticizes Tehran Over 'Illegal Influx' of Iranian Pilgrims
The Iraqi Ministry of Interior has criticized Iran for the illegal entry of tens of thousands of Iranian pilgrims without visas, leading to clashes at…