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- Turkey says NATO move on Libya absurd
- Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey’s prime minister, has hit out at ...
- Sony Corporation to distribute “Rumi Symphony” this summer
- The Sony Corporation will take the lead in distributing the “Rumi ...
- Al Sadd ekes out a tie against Esteghlal in ACL
- Iran’s Esteghlal was held to a 1-1 draw against Qatar’s Al Sadd in ...
- Translator says Paul Auster cares about Iranian readers
- The Persian translator of Paul Auster’s “Sunset Park” has said ...
- Transit of goods via Iran up 35%, exceeds $26b
- About 8.382 million tons of goods worth $26.27 billion have been ...
- Man-made islands in Persian Gulf could create tension: Iranian general
- Major General Yahya Rahim Safavi has said that the construction of ...
- “A Beautiful Snowy Day” wins special prize at Polish filmfest
- The Iranian short film, “A Beautiful Snowy Day”, won one of ...
- Iran produces vaccine for burn bacteria
- Iranian scientists have produced a vaccine that prevents the life-threatening infection commonly associated with severe third-degree burns. Pseudomonas aeruginosa is the most common ...
- Iran FM in Geneva for UN rights council
- Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi has arrived in the Swiss city of Geneva to attend the 16th session of the UN Human Rights Council and ...
- Migraine linked to obesity in girls
- Girls and young women who suffer from migraine headaches are more likely to gain extra weight or become obese during adulthood, a new study says. Migraine has long been linked with obesity before, but the new study is the first to point out ...
- Mice can repair their heart muscle
- Scientists have found that newborn mice can regenerate muscles of their heart, a discovery that ...
- Gaddafi goes on a mad rampage
- Muammar Gaddafi has gone on a mad rampage, targeting his ...
- Heavy rainfalls destroy Bolivian homes
- Heavy rainfall in the Bolivian capital has led to the destruction of hundreds of homes and roads, after ...
- Former Turkish prime minister Erbakan dies
- Necmettin Erbakan, the mentor of political Islam in Turkey and its ...
- Afghanistan: NATO killed 65 civilians, including 40 children
- Sixty-five civilians, including 40 children, were killed in a ...
- Iran unveils national Mir-Mahna game
- Iran has unveiled a new computer game named Mir-Mahna, which is ...
- Molana is universal: Persian scholar
- Turkish Culture and Tourism Minister Ertugrul Gunay recently ...
- Study sees benefit to early menopause hot flashes
- Study sees benefit to early menopause hot flashes ...
- Royan Institute fertilizes ovum without need to sperm
- The Royan Institute has succeeded to fertilize ovum without a ...
- Jewelry glittering at Persian Garden exhibit
- Iranian couple, Toktam Fazel and Bahram Dashtinejad, have depicted a ...
- Gaddafi gangs go on crime spree in Tripoli
- The embattled Libyan regime passed out guns to civilian ...
- Bahrain opposition leader back as thousands rally
- Opposition leader Hassan Mashaima returned to Bahrain from ...
- Iranian software predicts bone loss risk
- Iranian researchers have managed to develop software that predicts the risk of osteoporosis, the silent bone disease associated with ...
- Cell phones may affect brain activity
- As short as a 50-minute exposure to cell phone radiation abnormally increases brain activity in the areas closest to the phone’s antenna, a new US study suggests. The electromagnetic radiation emitted by cell phone antenna activates the brain to ...
- The first declaration of human rights in Ancient Persia
- One of the significant events in ancient history is the ...
- Saudi King rushes home; announces $10.7b new benefits
- Saudi Arabias King Abdullah on Wednesday announced a ...
- OPEC cannot act, needs more clarity: Iran
- Unrest across the Middle East and surging oil markets have ...
- Gaddafi loses more Libyan cities
- Protesters have wrested control of more Libyan cities from ...
- Vivaldi commemorated in Tehran
- The Bokhara literary magazine honored the Italian Baroque ...
- Stretches before running have no impact on injury-study
- It makes no difference if you stretch or not before a run, because ...
- Oil passes $107 on violence in Libya, Bahrain
- Singapore (AFP) - Brent prices broke past $107 in Asian trade on ...
- Isfahan Metro damages ramp of historical Si-o-Se Pol Bridge
- Part of a ramp to the historical Si-o-Se Pol Bridge has collapsed as ...
- Gaddafi attacks his own people with warplanes
- Muammar Gaddafi used tanks, helicopters and warplanes to fight a ...
- Bahrainis reject prisoners’ release
- Thousands of Bahrainis joined Tuesday the funeral of a sl ...
- Iron, zinc lack IQ benefit for kids
- Prescribing iron and zinc supplements in infants born to poor families may curb the symptoms of related deficiencies but is not effective in improving their mental skills. While both minerals are necessary for the development of brain, children in ...
- Berlinale awards Iran’s Wind and Fog
- The 61st edition of Germany’s annual Berlin Film Festival has awarded Wind and Fog, directed by Iranian filmmaker Muhammad-Ali Talebi. The film won the annual festival’s CINEMA fairbindet Prize which ...
- Early baldness, prostate cancer linked
- Men who start losing their hair at the age of 20 have a greater risk of developing prostate cancer later on in life, a new study suggests. Scientists had long known that men who more readily ...
- Iran cleric warns Egyptians of US plots
- A senior Iranian cleric has praised the Egyptian Revolution against Western-backed President Hosni Mubarak, but warned against replacing a puppet leader with another. “Egyptian people felt humiliated for being a subsidiary to Israel and ...
- Calories on menus dont affect kids food choices
- Requiring fast-food restaurants in New York City to post ...
- High-fiber diet promotes longevity
- Following a diet rich in fibers, particularly whole grains, may reduce one’s risk of dying from infections, heart diseases and respiratory problems, a new study says. Previous studies have shown that fiber improves bowel movement and ...
- Leader warns of interference in Egypt
- Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has warned against the interference of foreign powers in Egypt, saying the Egyptian nation should make decisions about the country. “The US seeks to hijack the ...
- Iran blasts US over Egypt
- Iran’s Parliament (Majlis) Speaker Ali Larijani has criticized the policies of the Obama administration towards the recent revolution in Egypt. Americans have changed their stances several times in the past 20 days. First, ...
- Sun exposure, vitamin D linked to MS risk: study
- People who have spent more time in the sun and those with higher ...
- Egyptians concerned about plot to hijack revolution
- Egypt’s people power movement forced out an ...
- Gulistan published in Georgian
- A complete Georgian version of the Gulistan (The Rose Garden), one of ...
- Isfahan to host intl. conference on Safavids and Islamic civilization
- The historical city of Isfahan will be hosting an international conference on...
- Part of ancient Iranian water system structure collapses
- A part of the ancient water system of canals, tunnels and waterfalls in ...
- Turkey to make arrests over coup plot
- A Turkish court has issued an arrest warrant for 163 military officers ...
- Egypt army clashes with protesters
- Egypts army has clashed with protesters that refuse to leave ...
- Egyptians hold firm at Liberation sq.
- Pro-democracy protesters in Egypt have rejected armys appeal to
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