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A supernova shines in the whirlpool galaxy these nights; you can see it with a small telescope.
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Battle of Iranian women
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While an unprecedented uprising with a magnificent feminist element is happening in Iran, there is no sign of global support from the grassroots global women’s rights movement.
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Iran, Starlink and Mr. Musk
With thousands of satellites, It should come great responsibility, at least when lives are at stake…
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Nicaragua issued EUA for Iran CoV- Barekat Vaccine partially based on unknown trials
Nicaragua issued EUA for an Iranian covid vaccine, partially based on the results of trials which there are no records of it.
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The dragon is rising; will it be the new ruler of the Space?
China Space Agency released its five-year plan for space exploration on Jan 28th.
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Follow Up on the Afghan refugees and the response from COVAX
I wrote a story about the dire situation of Afghan refugees a few days ago. Here is a follow-up on that.
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The rise of the Taliban will lead to the rise of the Covid
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Fight against science journalism and information in Iran
“I spent an hour and a half in one of the vaccination centers and talked with doctors and health care workers. When I was leaving the center, the security asked me to give them my cell phone and delete all my interviews. I did not care. They pushed me and broke my finger. I went through surgery, and they had to install pins in my hands.”
This is the translation of a tweet by Faeze Momeni, an Iranian health reporter today.
This tweet is just the latest episode in an ongoing confrontation between the Iranian health care management system and the data and facts and reliable information.
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