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Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) speaks to Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani in Tehran, November 23, 2015 The Kremlin says Russian President Vladimir Putin’s point man on Syria has delivered a “confidential” letter penned by the Russian head of state to Iranian President Hassan Rouhani. “I can confirm the submission of the Russian president’s letter to his Iranian counterpart but cannot reveal its details,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday. Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman Bahram Qassemi had earlier said that Russia’s special envoy on Syria, Alexander Lavrentiev, who recently visited Iran, carried a message from President Putin to “Iranian political leaders.” Russia’s ITAR-TASS news agency said Peskov had confirmed the delivery of the message in the form of a letter. Lavrentiev met with President Rouhani in Tehran on Saturday. Russia, a Syria ally, has been providing military assistance to Damascus in its battle against foreign-backed terrorism. Iran, also an ally of

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani delivers an address on the occasion of the Students' Day at the Tehran University, December 5, 2016. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani says a committee tasked with monitoring the implementation of a nuclear agreement with six world powers will on Wednesday decide on how to respond to the US Congress’ recent extension of a piece of anti-Iran legislation. President Rouhani made the announcement during an address on the occasion of the Students' Day at the Tehran University on Tuesday. The deal, dubbed the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), involves a total of seven sides, namely Iran, the US, the UK, France, Germany, Russia, and China. It was reached in July 2015. The deal stipulates that nuclear-related sanctions against Iran be terminated and no such sanctions be imposed as long as Iran meets its side of the bargain, including certain limits to its nuclear program. Numerous reports by the US administration and the International Atomic En

Dear Pastor, I am 23 years old and I presently have a boyfriend. We became friends two years ago. I left my parents home and went to live with him as a virgin. And after sleeping with him for the first night, my virginity was gone. He told me that we could have sex and I will still remain a virgin. I told him that he should go ahead and as he entered my vagina, I knew my virginity was gone. When I asked him about it, he said he was only joking. I am now pregnant and we are always having arguments. He is always telling me that I should go back to my parents. He has other girlfriends. They call him at the house and when I answer, they disrespect me. This man does not know his age. He is 41 years old and still fools around schoolgirls. I used to love him, but I don't love him anymore because he has too many women. Sometimes I am here all alone. Pastor, please give me your advice. G.S. Dear G.S., Well, you are very naOve to believe that as a virgin, you could have sexual intercourse w

Doing at least half an hour of exercise three times a week may boost men's sperm count, say scientists. Men who took up running and stuck with it had more "healthy swimmers", according to the research in the journal Reproduction. The boost was only temporary, and began to wane within a month if the men stopped their treadmill training. Experts say it is important to strike the right balance because too much exercise can harm sperm production. Studies have shown that participation in competitive sports, like cycling, can lower sperm quality. Sperm boosters Keep your testicles cool - avoid tight underwear and hot baths Avoid sexually transmitted infections Stop smoking Cut down on alcohol Stay slim Get some exercise, but not too much! All of the 261 men enrolled in the recent trial were healthy and did not have any fertility problems as far as they could tell. They had normal sperm counts and healthy-looking sperm and led fairly sedentary lives. The men were allocated to on

Mr Trump told reporters that Boeing was "doing a little bit of a number" US President-elect Donald Trump has said he wants to cut government costs by cancelling the order for new planes to carry the American president. Six weeks ahead of taking office, he tweeted: "Boeing is building a brand new 747 Air Force One for future presidents, but costs are out of control, more than $4 billion. Cancel order!" The government has a contract with Boeing to build two or more new planes. They would enter service around 2024. Mr Trump would not fly on the new planes unless he won a second term in the 2020 US election. But the US Air Force has urged a faster schedule, saying the current jets are becoming too expensive to repair. Mr Trump now uses his own plane, also a 747, but as president he would travel aboard Air Force One, which is equipped with special safety, defensive and communications equipment. It is unclear what costs would be involved in cancelling the order. Mr Trump

Jhon Jairo Velasquez is a well-known and feared man in Colombia A man who worked as a hired killer for Colombia's late drug lord Pablo Escobar says he was robbed in Colombia's second-largest city, Medellin. Jhon Jairo Velasquez, better known as Popeye, said two men on motorbikes pulled up alongside him as he was driving in his car. They pointed guns at him and robbed him of his luxury brand glasses, two gold bracelets and a mobile phone, he said. Velasquez was released in 2014 after spending 22 years in prison for murder. 'I did not resist' Velasquez confessed to killing 300 people and also claimed a hand in up to 3,000 killings in the 1980s and 1990s, when he led a team of hired killers working for the Medellin drugs cartel. Since his release, he has been living in Medellin and regularly broadcasts messages on his own YouTube channel commenting on everything from Colombian politics to the escape and recapture of Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.