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- Israeli siege harms Gaza olive cultivation
- Olive cultivation and its related businesses in the Gaza Strip have been severely damaged due to Israel’s invasions and its long-time blockade of the impoverished coastal sliver, Press TV reports.
- Hezbollah blames US for Egypt violence
- Lebanon’s resistance movement, Hezbollah, has accused the United States of involvement in the recent wave of violence in Egypt.
- Bahrain troops attack mourners
- Saudi-backed Bahraini forces attacked anti-government protesters, who took to the streets of Manama to mourn the death of a teenage activist killed by regime force, Press TV has learned.
- US-led forces stoke instability in ME
- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has criticized the presence of US-led foreign troops in the Middle East, saying they escalate instability in the region.
- Iran condemns Pakistan bus attack
- Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman condemned an attack on a passenger bus in Pakistan’s southwestern province of Balochistan which killed dozens of Shia Muslims.
- Healthy diet can prevent birth defects
- Women who follow a low-fat, fiber-rich diet in the year before becoming pregnant have a significantly lower risk of having babies with certain birth defects.
- Poor footwear disables gout patients
- A new study says using poor footwear is common among patients with gout who experience higher foot-related pain, impairment and disability.
- Laureate receives Nobel after death
- Three scientists won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their novel findings about the human immune system, but one passed away before announcement.
- Istanbul to host Iranian film week
- Iran’s Visual Media Institute has arranged to hold an Iranian film week in the Turkish city of Istanbul in an attempt to introduce Iranian cinema and Persian culture.
- Moderate exercise makes women happy
- Penn State University researchers say middle-aged women who are engaged in moderate physical activity feel happier and are more likely to continue working out.
- Early bed prevents childhood obesity
- A new study conducted by researchers of the University of South Australia suggests children who are “early to bed and early to rise” are less likely to become obese.
- Saudi protest turns violent by police
- Anti-regime demonstrations in eastern Saudi Arabia have turned violent following brutal measures taken against protesters by security forces of the US-backed kingdom.
- Bahrainis use traffic jams to protest
- Anti-government protesters continue to cause huge traffic jams on the streets of Bahrain’ s capital, Manama, in a protest campaign against the repressive policies of the Al Khalifa regime, Press TV reports.
- Gunmen kill 13 Shia Muslims in Pakistan
- At least 13 Shia Muslims have been killed after unidentified gunmen opened fire on the passengers of a bus in Pakistan’ s southwestern province of Balochistan, Press TV reports.
- Vancouver festival screens Iranian film
- Iranian filmmaker Muhammad-Ali Talebi’s Wind and Fog has been screened at the 2011 edition of Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF).
- Iran produces carbon nanotubes
- Iranian scientists have produced carbon nanotube, a material which can greatly improve the quality of almost any product while reducing its weight, Press TV reported.
- Revolts to spread to 40 US cities
- The ongoing protests against corporate corruption and Washington’s financial policies in New York and several other US cities will spread to 40 major American cities, a political activist tells Press TV.
- Plane crashes into Australia Ferris wheel
- An ultra-light airplane has crashed into a Ferris wheel at a small town fair in eastern Australia shortly after taking off from a nearby grass airstrip and dangled from the structure for hours.
- Men need earlier colon cancer screening
- Researchers at the Austrian Society for Gastroenterology and Hepatology say men tend to develop colon cancer at an earlier age than their female counterparts.
- Saudi forces clash with protesters
- Security forces have clashed in Saudi Arabia with pro-reform protesters in the Qatif Governorate in the Eastern Province of the country, Press TV reports.
- Cocaine can cause blindness
- People who use cocaine are at greater risk of developing open-angle glaucoma, an eye disorder and one of the most common causes of blindness.
- Azerbaijan to hold Iran cultural week
- The Republic of Azerbaijan is slated to hold an Iranian cultural week, introducing Persian arts and handicrafts in the cities of Baku and Ganja.
- Palestinian Intifada confab opens in Iran
- The 5th International Conference on Palestinian Intifada has opened in the Iranian capital of Tehran, aiming to call enough attention to the issue of Palestine.
- Iran hosts intl. neurology symposium
- Iran is hosting the Fourth International Neurology Symposium at Tehran’s Milad Hospital.
- Laughter helps dementia patients
- A new study says laughter and humor therapy is as effective as the widely used antipsychotic drugs in treating agitated patients with dementia.
- UN condemns Bahrain harsh sentences
- The United Nations human rights office has condemned the harsh sentences issued by military courts in Bahrain for medical workers and dozens of protesters.
- Saudis want political prisoners released
- Hundreds of anti-government protesters have poured into the streets in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province, demanding the immediate release of political prisoners.
- US military budget %40 of global total
- Iran’s Defense Minister Brigadier General Ahmad Vahidi says US military expenses account for 40 percent of military expenditure in the world.
- Salehi meets with Thai, Namibian FMs
- Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi has met with his counterparts from Thailand and Namibia, as well as a number of other senior foreign officials.
- Low vitamin B12, brain shrinkage linked
- American researchers say older people with vitamin B12 deficiency are more likely to lose nerve cells and develop brain shrinkage and cognitive problems.
- UN panel condemns the Zionist regime actions
- United Nations panel has called on the regime of Israel to stop the destruction of the Palestinian houses and structures in the occupied West Bank and East al-Quds.
- Saudi woman to be flogged for driving
- A Saudi woman has been sentenced to 10 whip lashes for driving a car in defiance of the ban on female drivers and another woman has been arrested in this connection, says an activist.
- Iran, Brazil share common interests
- Iran’s Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi says despite the geographical distance between Iran and Brazil, the two countries share common interests.
- Belly fat increases asthma risk
- People who have excessive belly fat are not only at higher risks for diabetes and heart disease but may also be at a greater odd to developing asthma as well.
- Bahrain arrests females over elections
- The country’s main opposition group, al-Wefaq says Bahraini security forces have arrested and beaten more than 40 females protesting against the parliamentary by-elections in Bahrain.
- Obama, tool of Israeli lobby: US analyst
- US President Barack Obama is manipulated by the powerful Israeli lobby that wields major influence amongst American government and media circles, a political analyst told.
- Karbala blasts kill 25, injure dozens
- Two bomb explosions have rocked the southern Iraqi city of Karbala, killing at least 25 people and wounding dozens more, Press TV reports.
- Bahrainis do not believe king’s promises
- People in Bahrain do not believe promises made by King Hamad Bin Issa Al Khalifa after eight months of anti-regime protests, an opposition leader told.
- Iranian actress visits Somali refugees
- The renowned Iranian actress, Katayoun Riahi has paid a visit to the famine stricken Somali refugees in the North Eastern Province of Kenya.
- Iran film warmly received in Singapore
- Iranian filmmaker and actor Mehrshad Karkhani’s National Alley has been warmly received in the 24th edition of the Singapore International Film Festival (SIFF).
- Israel dreadful of Iran’s reaction
- Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says the Israeli regime and its allies have drawn up plans to launch attacks on the Islamic Republic but are fearful of the Iranian nation’s response.
- Iran: UNSC must act against injustice
- Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says the UN Security Council (UNSC) should become an authority that defends world nations against injustice and oppression.
- US threatened Iran for 9/11 probe offer
- Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad censures US moves to threaten Tehran for urging the establishment of an independent truth-finding commission to probe the 9/11 incidents, instead of welcoming the effort.
- US reaction validates Iran’s 9/11 case
- An Iranian lawmaker says US reaction to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s remarks concerning the need for an impartial probe of the 9/11 attacks, strengthens the theory that the terror incident was fabricated.
- Eating fish may lower stroke risk
- Swedish researchers have found new evidence supporting the theory that people who regularly eat fish have a lower risk of developing a stroke.
- Stress, unhealthy habits affect hair loss
- New findings suggest that hair loss is associated with many unhealthy habits and stressful conditions rather than just people’s genetic backgrounds.
- EU OKs first embryonic stem cell trial
- British health authorities have agreed to the first embryonic stem cell trial in Europe, which will target patients with a progressive form of blindness.
- Saudis, West can’t replace Saleh
- Yemen’ s Ali Abdullah Saleh has returned to the country because Saudi Arabia and the West have not been able to find an alternative to replace him, a political analyst has told.
- Iran and Bolivia Condemn Military Intervention by Bullying Powers
- Iranian President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and Bolivian President, Evo Morales, discussed the latest regional and international issues on Tuesday, and strongly condemned military intervention by the hegemonic and bullying powers.
- Shark chemical fights viral infections
- Scientists say squalamine, a substance originally isolated from sharks, can be used to treat a number of viral infections including hepatitis B and C.
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