by Sam Razi | Jan 26, 2011 | Featured, General, Must Read, Science
BBC Earth News | January 24, 2010 By Ella Davies New analysis confirms Iran’s cheetahs belong to the subspecies Acinonyx jubatus venaticus. DNA comparisons show that these Asiatic cheetahs split from other cheetahs, which live in Africa, 30,000 years ago....
by Sam Razi | Mar 30, 2010 | Featured, From the Web, General, Must Read, Science
(ABC News) | March 30, 2010 By MATTHEW COLE Shahram Amiri Disappeared Last June in Saudi Arabia, Reportedly Now Resettled in the United States An award-winning Iranian nuclear scientist, who disappeared last year under mysterious circumstances, has defected to the CIA...
by Sam Razi | Mar 20, 2010 | Featured, From the Web, General, Human Rights, Science
(The New York Times) | March 18, 2010 Nazila Fathi At a time when the Obama administration is pressing for harsher sanctions against Iran for its nuclear program, democracy advocates in Iran have been celebrating the recent decision by the United States to lift...
by Sam Razi | Feb 4, 2010 | Featured, Science
Science / AAAS | February 3, 2010 Martin Enserink AMSTERDAM—A court in The Hague has dealt a blow to the Dutch government’s controversial attempts to keep sensitive nuclear technology out of the hands of Iran. Its policy to ban Iranian-born students and...
by Sam Razi | Nov 12, 2009 | General, Science
ROME — An Italian company that helped build a communications satellite for Iran said Wednesday there are no plans to launch it, denying an announcement made in Tehran this week. Iran’s government said Tuesday that it will use Italy to launch the satellite some...
by Sam Razi | Sep 5, 2009 | Featured, General, Science
In the Name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful The honorable, free-spirited and vigilant people of Iran, Nearly three months ago, when you participated in the tenth presidential election, you went to the polls with the belief that your votes would be protected...
