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Large antibody study offers hope for virus vaccine efforts
02
Sep
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Large antibody study offers hope for virus vaccine efforts

PEJOURNAL - Antibody that people make to fight the new coronavirus last for at least four months after diagnosis and do not fade quickly as some earlier reports suggested, scientists have found. Tuesday’s report, from tests on more than 30,000 people in Iceland, is the most extensive work yet on the immune system’s response to the virus over time, and is good news for efforts to develop vaccines. If a vaccine can spur production of long-lasting antibodies as natural infection seems to do, it gives hope that “immunity to this unpredictable and highly contagious virus may not be fleeting,” scientists…
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The remaining members of JCPOA have a consensus to counter US lawlessness
02
Sep
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The remaining members of JCPOA have a consensus to counter US lawlessness

PEJOURNAL - Seyed Abbas Araghchi, Political Deputy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Iran, who has traveled to Vienna to attend the meeting of the JCPOA Joint Commission, in an exclusive interview with NOURNEWS, explained the results of the meeting and consultations held in Vienna. At the beginning of the conversation, Araghchi announced the meeting of the JCPOA Commission and the proximity of the positions of the remaining members in this international agreement on the need for coordinated action against the US lawbreaker: "As usual, before the commission meeting, independent bilateral meetings with The Chairmen of the Chinese and…
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Irresponsibility and the Perils of Saudi Nuclear Program
31
Aug
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Irresponsibility and the Perils of Saudi Nuclear Program

PEJOURNAL - A former Iranian diplomat emphasized that Saudi Arabia despite its interventions and tension generation in its neighbouring countries, as well as disturbing the regional and international stability is not accountable. He said: If a country with this amount of direct political and military intervention one day gains more power and becomes nuclear, it will cause great tragedy that will destroy the region. Referring to Saudi foreign policy and its interference in the affairs of other Muslim countries, Ahmad Dastmalchian told the website of the Strategic Council on Foreign Relations in an interview: “Saudi Arabia is an expansionist country…
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Covid19’s gift to save the economic crisis of world powers
29
Aug
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Covid19’s gift to save the economic crisis of world powers

BY: Seyyed Alireza Behbahani PEJOURNAL - Nearly 20 years before Covid19 pandemic, speaking at a conference entitled "Biotechnology Revolution, Economic Concepts and Governance" in 2001, Francis Fukuyama addressed the implications of the biotechnology revolution, including issues such as the aging of citizens, the effect of age increasing and elderly on politics issues, genetic manipulation, and how management of government and even examines religion and biotechnology. Fukuyama also answers some questions. "The biotechnology revolution is more important in the future, … And I think they have very different concepts of governance. We have been able to find ways to increase human…
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Antifa – YPG Relations and Its Impacts in Syrian Civil War
29
Aug
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Antifa – YPG Relations and Its Impacts in Syrian Civil War

BY: Fatih Rifat PEJOURNAL - The US President Donald Trump stated that the AntiFascist (Antifa) Movement, which stands out in anti-racist protests, should be declared as a terrorist organization, brought up a different aspect of the conflict in Syria: the relationship between Antifa and YPG (People Protection Units). This movement, whose origins can be dated back to the 1930s, began to be heard again in the USA after 2007 and became well known after 2017. According to Mark Bray, the author of Antifa: The Antifascist Handbook, which is the most comprehensive work on this organization, and has many sources related…
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What’s next after Japan PM Shinzo Abe quits?
29
Aug
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What’s next after Japan PM Shinzo Abe quits?

PEJOURNAL - The abrupt resignation of Japan’s longest-serving prime minister, Shinzo Abe, on Friday triggered an election in his Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) to replace him as its president, followed by a vote in parliament to elect a new prime minister. Abe and his cabinet will continue to run the government until a new premier is elected but will not be able to adopt new policies. The winner of the party election will hold the post until the end of Abe’s LDP term in September 2021. The new party president is virtually assured the premiership, since the party has a…
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Zuckerberg says Facebook’s failure to remove militia page an ‘operational mistake’
29
Aug
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Zuckerberg says Facebook’s failure to remove militia page an ‘operational mistake’

PEJOURNAL - Facebook Inc (FB.O) made an “operational mistake” in not acting sooner to remove a page for a militia group that posted a call to arms in Kenosha, Wisconsin, the company’s Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said on Friday. The social media company said on Wednesday it had removed the page for the Kenosha Guard, and an event listing there for Armed Citizens to Protect Our Lives and Property as it violated the company’s policy against “militia organizations”. Facebook’s action came after two people were shot and killed during protests in the town on Tuesday night, part of three nights of…
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The First Nuclear Power Plant in Arab World
29
Aug
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The First Nuclear Power Plant in Arab World

BY: Daniel Ranjbar PEJOURNAL - The United Arab Emirates grew to be the first Arab Country to open a Nuclear Power Plant on Saturday, raising concerns about the long-term consequences of introducing more nuclear programs to the Middle East. Two other countries in the region — Israel and Iran — already have nuclear capabilities. Israel has an unacknowledged nuclear weapons arsenal and Iran has a controversial uranium enrichment program that it insists is fully for peaceable purposes. The U.A.E., a tiny kingdom that has grown to be a regional heavyweight and international enterprise center, said it constructed the plant to…
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The presence of Zionism in Belarus
26
Aug
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The presence of Zionism in Belarus

BY: Damir Nazarov PEJOURNAL - As with the Maidan in Ukraine, today's protests in Belarus are controlled by Zionists. Liberal Zionists prepared provocations against official Minsk in advance, and after waiting for the right moment, the Zionist Hasbara activated the process of destroying the Belarusian state. Sergei Tikhanovsky, a local businessman, blogger and liberal activist, became the main actor of the Belarusian Maidan. Tikhanovsky has a wide range of connections, including with the liberal party of the Russian Federation, as evidenced by the friendship with such as Sobchak. As the main trump card, the leader of the local Maidan activists…
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Deciphering the revelation of Arab-Israel relations
26
Aug
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Deciphering the revelation of Arab-Israel relations

PEJOURNAL - Revealing UAE Political Relations with Israel, continues the path of compromise rulers who, after losing to Zionist regime, sought the liberation of Holy Quds only from hotel lobbies and international conferences, and achieved nothing but repeated concessions of retreat from, did not have the Palestinian cause. The Arab states formally went to war with the Israel four times in 1948, 1956, 1967 and 1973, but were defeated in all but one case.The infamous Camp David Accords, signed jointly by Anwar Sadat, Menachem Begin and Jimmy Carter, marked the beginning of the regression of the Axis rulers, and Egypt…
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