Category: 1. Iran

TEHRAN – The Iranian short film “Unit 13” written and directed by Deniz Ghorbani has won an award at the SamhainBaucogna International Film Festival (SBIFest) in Spain.

It was the winner of the Best Short Film award at the October edition of…

MADRID – Every November 4, Iran commemorates an episode that, transcending the boundaries of historical anecdote to become a founding myth, encapsulates the ontological essence of its revolution: the takeover of the United States Embassy in…

Over the years, the Islamic Republic has learned through crises how to avoid breakdown by adjusting pressure and tension.

This does not mean the system is stable. But the way political actors interpret a state steadily losing ground can,…

TEHRAN – Wikipedia’s decision to lock its “Gaza genocide” article—after co-founder Jimmy Wales personally intervened—raises serious questions about the platform’s commitment to truth. 

Wales claimed the article violated neutrality…

TEHRAN – Former U.S. Vice President Richard Bruce “Dick” Cheney, the hawkish neoconservative who wove ruthless ambition and doctrine into the military-industrial complex—catalyzing endless wars that profited from carnage and fattened…

َAhead of the official visit of an Iranian parliamentary delegation to Pakistan, headed by the speaker Ghalibaf, he expressed his gratitude for Islamabad’s support to the Iranian nation during the June aggression by the Zionist regime and…

Why it matters:

The event underscores Iran’s progress in homegrown innovation and the government’s efforts to integrate advanced technologies into urban management — despite sanctions and Western restrictions on access…