Scientists this week logged the hottest temperature ever recorded in Antarctica. Scientists at Argentina's Esperanza research station, with the country's Servicio Meteorológico Nacional (SMN), said it was 65 degrees, surpassing the previous record of 63.5 degrees Fahrenheit set in March 2015 at the same location. Temperature records at the site date back to 1961. The World Meterological Organization said Friday that it would convene a committee to confirm the results ...
![Iran's Deputy FM Abbas Araqchi told reporters that "we are in no way optimistic about [the West world powers]-we are pessimistic- and we have told them that we cannot trust you" (Courtesy of Press TV)](/sites/default/files/styles/d08_traditional/public/im/misc/araqchi.jpg?itok=hpBlqYLT "Iran's Deputy FM Abbas Araqchi told reporters that \"we are in no way optimistic about [the West world powers]-we are pessimistic- and we have told them that we cannot trust you\" (Courtesy of Press TV)")
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![The lawmakers said Israel keeps talking about the threat of nuclear weapons in the Middle East while it possesses hundreds of nuclear warheads itself. [presstv.ir]](/sites/default/files/styles/d08_traditional/public/im/Syria2/336869_UK-parliament.jpg?itok=NJateu9p "The lawmakers said Israel keeps talking about the threat of nuclear weapons in the Middle East while it possesses hundreds of nuclear warheads itself. [presstv.ir]")
