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MEMRI adds new research to 9/11 archive for 25th anniversary
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MEMRI is expanding its 9/11 Documentation Project on the attacks’ 25th anniversary with new translations, analysis and clips from media, extremist outlets and other sources.
Hajji Baba Club names 2026–2027 research fellows
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The Hajji Baba Club selected Cosima Stewart and Adela Foo as its 2026–2027 Research Fellows to support original scholarship on carpets and textiles.
SWLABEL showcases digital printing labels at Flexo&pack Tehran 2026
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SWLABEL used Flexo&pack Tehran 2026 to pitch its label substrates to converters, packaging printers and brand owners in the Middle East. The company highlighted materials designed for digital presses, cold-chain packaging and curved industrial…
Researchers automate GPS flex power detection and mapping
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A Chinese research team says it has built the first fully automated system to detect GPS flex power changes in real time and locate their geographic centers.
Mohnish Suri’s Iran-U.S. forecast gains attention after renewed tensions
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Astrologer Mohnish Suri is pointing to videos he published in late May and early July that warned of fragile diplomacy between the United States and Iran. The renewed attention comes as reporting says the June peace memorandum and ceasefire…
Student launches Yādgār digital archive of Iranian cultural heritage
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A Bakersfield high school student has launched Yādgār, a free online archive documenting the destruction, looting and suppression of Iranian and Middle Eastern cultural heritage.
Vienna startup launches AI platform for visa-sponsored tech jobs in Europe
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JobMetasearch launched from Vienna to help non-EU tech professionals find visa-sponsored roles across Europe and generate tailored resumes for each application.
OCIACC to launch inaugural Success Summit at UC Irvine
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The Orange County Iranian American Chamber of Commerce and UC Irvine’s Beall Center will host the first Success Summit on Sept. 30, bringing together about 300 founders, investors, executives and civic leaders for conversations on resilience,…
Banana supply faces growing strain from weather, disease and costs
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Banana growers across Latin America are facing rising pressure from extreme weather, plant disease, higher input costs and transportation disruptions, putting the steady U.S. supply of inexpensive bananas at risk.
Gastech 2026 heads to Bangkok as Asia’s energy mix shifts
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Gastech 2026 will run Sept. 14-17 in Bangkok as Asia balances rising energy demand, cleaner technologies and renewed focus on energy security.
John B. Bloom book argues both parties failed America and offers a reform plan
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Retired engineer and Constitution Party of Virginia chairman John B. Bloom is out with a first book that attacks both major parties and lays out fixes for the national debt, elections and government accountability. “For a More Perfect Union” will…
Five Chinese stone-cutting machine makers serve global buyers
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Five registered Chinese manufacturers are supplying natural stone cutting equipment to buyers across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and South America as multi-wire and diamond wire technology reshapes stone processing.
Continuum GRC warns universities to tighten identity controls after DOJ cyber-theft case
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Continuum GRC is urging universities, research groups and other data-heavy organizations to link identity security with formal governance after a U.S. Justice Department case alleged a wide-ranging cyber-theft campaign.
First National Capital says oil and gas operators need capital plans that can move faster than prices
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First National Capital released new research on Aug. 12, 2026, arguing that oil and gas operators need flexible capital plans because price forecasts can go stale in weeks.
Dr. Azita Sayan says learned patterns drive relationships and identity
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Dr. Azita Sayan is spotlighting how inherited and learned behavior can shape partner choice, conflict, self-worth and personal change.
Vahid Mahdavi’s 77 Hours sets London private screening
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Iranian refugee filmmaker Vahid Mahdavi will present his Persian-language political thriller 77 Hours at a premium private screening at Curzon Soho in London on July 10, 2026. The film uses real actors and AI-generated environments to depict the…
Marc Schulman traces Israel’s path from Oslo to Oct. 7 in new book
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Historian and journalist Marc Schulman will publish Between Hope & Fear on Sept. 1, 2026, a book that examines how Israel moved from the optimism of the Oslo era to the Hamas attack of Oct. 7, 2023. The book links three decades of war, diplomacy,…
USHBC backs Senate advance of connected vehicle security bill
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The United States Hispanic Business Council praised the Senate Commerce Committee’s unanimous advancement of a bill to restrict connected vehicles and related technology tied to China, Russia, Iran and North Korea.
CineHealth announces 2026 film festival finalists ahead of Fierce Pharma Week
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Digital Health Networks has named finalists for the fourth annual CineHealth International Health and Wellness Film and Video Festival, with winners set to be honored Sept. 15 in Philadelphia during Fierce Pharma Week. More than 500 entries from…
Giovanni Scafoglio frames new album as antidote to social media toxicity
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Italian artist Giovanni Scafoglio has released Musicology Mashup, a 78-minute album built from neuroscience research, field recordings and 21 international collaborators to counter algorithmic overload.
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