Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has inaugurated the Middle East’s largest suspension bridge in Iran’s southern province of Khuzestan.

The European Environment Agency (EEA) has warned that the continent's water resources are under pressure due to continued inefficient use of water.

Latest studies have identified Bulgaria as the land with the most population of futureless young people among European member states, Press TV reported.

The Interior Ministry of Georgia has announced that an Iranian businessman has been killed in the center of the capital Tbilisi after suffering multiple knife wounds to his chest and stomach.

The oldest fragments of clay figures 'haniwa' dating back to the fifth-century have been discovered at a burial mound in Japan’s Shimane Prefecture.

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has emphasized the importance of honesty in endowment affairs, calling on people to promote the tradition of endowment.

The ‘Miles of Smiles aid convoy 10’ comprising more than 100 international activists from different countries has arrived in Gaza, Press TV reported.

The world famous museum of Louvre is planning to unveil a new wing for Arts of Islam to celebrate the growing Islamic culture in the contemporary world.

A new study has revealed that 47 percent of the world’s seabird population is considered to be in the high categories of decline risk.

An archivist at the British Film Institute Bryony Dixon discovered an entry referring to The Death of Poor Joe a character in Charles Dickens' novel Bleak House.

Reports say the number of Thai women suffering from domestic violence has increased in the Southeast Asian country over the past five years, Press TV reported.

The skeleton of a large flying reptile dating back to 75 million years ago has been discovered in the gut of a Velociraptor, in the Gobi desert of Mongolia.

Archaeologists have unearthed some ancient monumental structures in different places that manipulate sound for sensory and mind effects.

Scientists have warned that the balance of Antarctica’s ecosystem might be threatened by the alien plant species brought to the region by tourists and scientists.

The majority of the world’s languages is spoken by about 6 percent of the global population and will be extinct by the next century, linguists say.

Firefighters have contained a massive fire that raged on in Tehran's Grand Bazaar for more than five hours and razed a number of shops.

An Airbus A300 passenger plane operated by the Iranian flag carrier airline, Iran Air, has made a rough landing in Isfahan in the center of the country.

Despite all efforts to make the Indian capital eco-friendly, Indian officials have not been successful in curbing the air pollution that threatens people, Press TV reported.

A new study conducted by Columbia University researchers says world’s oceans may be turning acidic faster than they did in the last 300 million years.

A recent NASA study has suggested that the decline of the Arctic sea ice might cause a chemical reaction leading to deposits of toxic mercury.

Iran's Deputy Ambassador to the United Nations Eshaq Al-e-Habib has called for more active role for women across the world, describing it as a crucial factor for the achievement of global prosperity.

The wives of the dictatorial leaders in the Arab world played a significant role in triggering the wave of uprisings that swept the Middle East and North Africa, says an analyst.

Egypt's Antiquities Ministry has announced that the Grand Egyptian Museum will be opened in 2015 on the Cairo-Alexandria Road near the famous Giza Pyramids.

A recent study suggests that although Japan is a wealthy country, many of its single working women lead a hard life, Press TV reported.

A secret 1,500-year-old Bible has been unveiled in Turkey in which Jesus is believed to predict coming of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to Earth.

The capital city of New Delhi holds the 2012 edition of the Indian World Book Fair biennial presenting thousands of books from several countries.

A long-lost collection of artworks, owned by German autocrat Adolf Hitler, has been discovered by a Czech historian at the country’s monastery near Prague.

A new study conducted by UCLA researchers has revealed that Caucasian males live about seven years longer on average than African American men.

Fifteen coveted Oscar statuettes are slated to go up for auction two days after this year’s Academy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles, California.

Japan has donated USD 4,000,000 to the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) for its supporting operation for Afghan refugees residing in Iran.

Nine sailors of an Iranian ship have been rescued from a fire aboard their vessel in the waters of the Persian Gulf.

A recent study has suggested that the design of the Stonehenge monument in southern England may have been inspired by a sound-based illusion.

Iran’s Environmental Protection Organization has warned about the floating oil spot that is moving from Azerbaijan towards Iran on the Caspian Sea.

Newly released files have revealed that Britain's MI5 domestic intelligence service spied on renowned silent film star and director Charlie Chaplin.

France hosts a unique exhibition of art, showcasing tiny models of French cities and towns from which existed between the 16th and the 19th centuries, Press TV reports.

Azerbaijan's Azeri police and plainclothes forces have arrested two employees of Iran’s Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) in the capital city of Baku.

Archaeologists have unearthed the earliest perception of Mother Goddess carved in sandstone rock in an Indian temple in the state of Andhra Pradesh.

A unique hammered silver coin has been discovered in the South West region of England which is said to date back to the 11th century when William the Conqueror ruled the country.

A recent survey says one in four children is stunted because of malnutrition and 450 million more will fail to develop properly over the next 15 years.

Gerhard Richter's paintings have fetched UDS 30 million at Sotheby's London sale of contemporary art.