Some inherited diseases, including cystic fibrosis, hemophilia, and Tay Sachs disease, involve multiple genetic mutations within a person’s DNA. Even two individuals with the same condition may have different sets of mutations. Because of this…
Author: admin
-
Cypriot court convicts Israeli developer over illegal real estate scheme
A court in Cyprus has sentenced an Israeli real estate agent to prison for illegally developing and selling apartment complexes on land owned by Greek Cypriots in the Turkish-occupied north.
Israeli businessman Shimon…
Continue Reading
-
Yemen Faces Escalating Cholera Crisis Amid Humanitarian Shortfall
Why it matters:
The outbreak disproportionately affects vulnerable groups, including children and women, in densely populated areas and displacement camps. Overcrowding, poor sanitation, and limited access to medical care…
Continue Reading
-
Khuzestan’s silent caves, hidden treasures of tourism
TEHRAN– Khuzestan province has a hidden treasure deep in its mountains; mysterious caves that have remained hidden in the rock and silence for centuries and today could be the key to tourism prosperity and sustainable employment in this…
Continue Reading
-
UNESCO Ambassador: Food diversity of West Azerbaijan ethnic groups a unique tourism potential
TEHRAN—Presence of different ethnic groups, including Kords and Turks, in West Azarbaijan province has created a beautiful food diversity that is a unique tourism potential, said Ambassador of the UNESCO Food and Gastronomy Club Hassan…
Continue Reading
-
Iran, China cultural exchanges accelerate, Beijing’s ambassador says
TEHRAN – Beijing’s ambassador to Tehran has said that cooperation between Iran and China in cultural heritage research has gained greater speed and depth over the past two years, describing the field as a strategic platform for expanding…
Continue Reading
-
Palestinian journalist honored posthumously with prestigious award for courage amid Israeli genocide
The International Press Institute (IPI) has paid tribute to martyred Palestinian journalist Mariam Abu Dagga, honoring her and her colleagues worldwide, who risked their lives to reveal the truth from harshest…
Continue Reading
-
Armenian Cultural Week begins in Isfahan’s Vank Cathedral
TEHRAN—Concurrent with the beginning of the Armenian Cultural Week, the art medal of Khachatur Kesaratsi, the founder of the first printing house in Iran and West Asia, was unveiled at the Vank Church museum in New Jolfa, Isfahan, on…
Continue Reading
-
Tourism maps installed at 14 Tehran metro stations, citywide map to be unveiled soon
TEHRAN – Tourism maps have been installed at 14 Tehran Metro stations as part of a broader plan to introduce city attractions through the public transport network, the head of Tehran’s municipal tourism office said on Saturday.
Amir Qasemi,…
Continue Reading
-
Minister calls for stronger private sector role to boost Tehran’s tourism potential
TEHRAN – Iran’s Minister of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism has underlined Tehran’s significant potential for tourism growth while urged greater participation from the private sector to make full use of the city’s…
Continue Reading