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Iran’s New Bill Targets Expats: Surveillance Disguised as Support Measure
The Iranian regime’s new proposal, “Support for Iranians Abroad,” aims to create a comprehensive database of expatriates within six months, overseen by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. While it claims to enhance consular services and strengthen ties with the diaspora, concerns about privacy and consent persist. The lack of voluntary participation and protective measures suggests a strategy for surveillance rather than genuine engagement. Historical abuses of data collection raise alarms about the regime’s intentions, which have often included repression and control. The bill’s focus on monitoring underscores the regime’s persistent security-first mentality, prompting skepticism from the Iranian diaspora.
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Over 80 Iranian Universities Shine in THE WUR 2025 Rankings by Subject!
The 2025 Times Higher Education World University Rankings highlights the strong performance of Iranian universities, with 81 institutions recognized, up from 73 in 2024. The rankings cover ten academic areas, excluding Law, and assess universities through 18 performance indicators across five core pillars: Teaching, Research Environment, Research Quality, Industry, and International Outlook. Iranian universities excelled particularly in Computer Science and Engineering. The University of Tehran and Sharif University of Technology ranked highly in various disciplines. Additionally, 29 Iranian universities were acknowledged in the Interdisciplinary Science Rankings, and 32 in the QS Asia University Rankings, reflecting the country’s advancing educational landscape.
Iran Celebrates National Bone Health Week: Promoting Stronger Bones for a Healthier Nation
TEHRAN’s Health Ministry is observing national bone health week from October 18 to 24, coinciding with World Osteoporosis Day on October 20. This year’s theme, “It’s Unacceptable!”, emphasizes the urgent need to address treatment gaps in osteoporosis care. The initiative includes training healthcare professionals, improving health literacy, and promoting healthy lifestyles. Osteoporosis, known as the “silent disease,” affects over 500 million globally, with 1 in 3 women and 1 in 5 men over 50 likely to suffer fractures. Education on bone health, nutrition, and physical activity is crucial for prevention and improved quality of life.
Discover the Breathtaking Salt Polygons of Northeast Iran: A Stunning Natural Wonder!
The salt polygons of northeastern Khorasan Razavi province are breathtaking natural formations on dried lakebeds, showcasing intricate geometric patterns created by evaporation and mineral concentration. These unique designs, which vary in size and complexity, are enhanced by sunlight, making them visually captivating. The region’s climate, characterized by low rainfall and high evaporation, contributes to their formation. These ecological habitats support diverse flora and fauna adapted to harsh conditions. Visitors are encouraged to explore responsibly, ideally during cooler months, ensuring hydration and proper footwear. Overall, the salt polygons represent nature’s artistry and underscore the importance of preserving these ecosystems.
FAO and Iran Unite for Groundbreaking Project to Boost Climate-Resilient Agriculture in the Region
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has launched a Regional Technical Cooperation Project in Iran to enhance climate-resilient agriculture. This initiative promotes sustainable farming of drought-tolerant crops like quinoa, millets, and soybeans, addressing water scarcity and drought challenges in the arid region. The project’s official introduction occurred during a workshop in Tehran on October 21, 2025, with about 40 participants from various sectors. Key strategies include agronomic innovations, technology transfer, and raising awareness on climate-resilient crops. The project aims to secure food safety and promote sustainable practices, fostering partnerships for long-term agricultural resilience in Iran and neighboring countries.
