Category: 6. Culture

TEHRAN – The Rescue and Relief Organization of the Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) is holding disaster preparedness and response training courses for some 85,000 rescuers, relief, and rapid response teams.

The training courses will be…

TEHRAN – The ‘National Cheetah Day’ is celebrated annually on August 31 to raise awareness about the significance of safeguarding and increasing the existing population of Asiatic cheetahs in the country.

Once roaming vast plains from West…

TEHRAN – Over 80 health officials and senior managers from across Iran gathered in Hamadan for a 3-day training of trainers (ToT) workshop to enhance immunization service delivery and improve vaccine coverage across the country.

Organized by the…

TEHRAN – Homa Theater in Tehran will stage the romantic comedy play “Twelfth Night” by William Shakespeare from September 1.

Mohsen Sadeghi has directed the 85-minute play that has Mohammadreza Abangah, Elham Jeddi, Hamid Rashid, Negar…

TEHRAN –Haider Abd Dahed, the Iraqi deputy minister of higher education and scientific research, is on a trip to Iran to foster scientific relations between the two countries.

The head of the Organization of Student Affairs, Saeed Habiba,…

TEHRAN – Tehran will play host to the sixth international conference with the theme of Iran’s smart cities and artificial intelligence, which is scheduled to be held from November 4 to 6.

The event will be centered around artificial intelligence…

TEHRAN – Concerning the significance of integrating new technologies into the healthcare system, a trilateral memorandum of understanding (MOU) has been signed to promote the country’s status in the plasma medicine industry.

The MOU was signed…

TEHRAN – When wars break out, the news usually focuses on the tragic loss of human lives, injuries, and damage to buildings and infrastructure. But behind these visible horrors lies a similarly harrowing, though less visible, consequence of…

TEHRAN – In today’s digital era, data has become the invisible fuel driving innovation. From the way doctors diagnose illnesses to how cities manage traffic and how apps recommend our next favorite song, data is at the core of progress. Yet…

In the aftermath of a political assassination, myth often rushes in to fill the vacuum of fact. Saeed Zahedi’s seminal work stands as a powerful corrective, using a vast archive of primary sources to reconstruct the bombing that killed Iran’s top…