“Pope” comes from the Greek “pappas” meaning father. The term used to be applicable to all bishops, but gradually came to denote the Bishop of Rome....Read more
The reason behind the black and white coat is unknown, but it is thought that the colouring provides camouflage for giant pandas in their natural environment....Read more
Naser traveled to the United States to learn jazz at age 20. He and his older brother Manouchehr came into limelight before victory of the Islamic Revolution in 1979 by writing and composing many songs for the Iranian singers....Read more
You’re moments away from learning about the most dangerous animals in the world. Sometimes distinguishing between furry cuteness and pure destruction is not an easy task. ...Read more
Saffron is the reddish-orange dried stigmas of the purple crocus flower. It has a complex scent and flavour that can be difficult to describe… ...Read more
We have gone through different forums, searching for the craziest things that people have done for money and put them all in one list! Keep on scrolling to take a look....Read more
The High Council of Free Zones has given the nod to the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration to exercise customs controls and collect duties at ports of entry of free trade zones....Read more
All animals are potentially dangerous (yes, even your cuddly hamster). If you mess with them they’ll mess with you. This list is not intended to make anyone hate cuddly animals....Read more
IKEA is probably your home’s best friend. Its father, Feodor Ingvar Kamprad, founded the company in 1943 when he was only 17....Read more
Prior to his presidency, he was the minister of foreign affairs in the interim government. He has resided for many years in France. At age 85, Banisadr is currently the oldest living former Iranian President....Read more
A surprising number of military inventions have found their ways into our civilian lives. Here are just a few military-turned-everyday items....Read more
A well executed heist is difficult to complete. Oftentimes theft is committed by a burglar who’s found an open door or window, or who just uses brute force to enter an establishment, but heists of high-scale items are difficult to pull off....Read more
Free and fair elections, public debate, free press. All pillars of 'Western civilisation' - but which countries are the most democratic in the world?...Read more
The families of the victims of the “serial murders,” who tried to pursue justice through the Iranian justice system, believe they have been denied justice in Iran. They have thus taken their case to the United Nations....Read more
It is not surprising that a global conflict like World War II generated so many amazing spy stories. Espionage has always been a business marked by deceit, betrayal, and frequently, death....Read more
