Category: 1. Iran

Iran’s security forces arrested two men in army fatigues on Wednesday after they unfurled the pre-1979 Iranian flag—the Lion and Sun emblem—inside a major Tehran subway station.

Videos circulating online showed the men holding the banned…

Ershadi firmly rejected the claim made by Canadain official against the Islamic Republic of Iran, describing the accusations as completely baseless and fabricated.

Condemning Canada’s continued support for the Zionist regime and its complicity…

Though other Iranian women have led youth ensembles or smaller groups, Faryousefi achieved a major breakthrough.

The violinist, trained at Tehran’s Music Conservatory and Armenia’s Komitas State Conservatory, drew inspiration from conductors Aram…

The IAEA Board of Governors will convene its regular November meeting at the Agency’s headquarters starting on Wednesday in Vienna.

The correspondent of the Tehran-based Press TV based in Vienna confirmed on Friday, citing diplomatic sources,…

Uzbekistan national men’s football team beat Egypt 2-0 with Oston Urunov’s double in the semifinals of the Al Ain International Cup on Friday in the United Arab Emirates.

Egypt will now face Cape Verde in the third-place decider on Monday,…

TEHRAN – The Persian translation of the book “Thoughts on Machiavelli” written by Leo Strauss has been released in the bookstores across Iran.

Shervin Moghimi has translated the book and Qoqnoos Publishing House has brought it out in 520…

In a striking reversal of Iran’s traditional political alignments, the Revolutionary Guards-linked Javan and the Supreme Leader–affiliated Kayhan criticized Pezeshkian’s performance but directed their harshest attacks at centrist papers and…

MADRID – In West Asia, the illusion of control often proves more compelling than control itself. Policy toward Iran, marked by external pressure and an obsession with “regime change”, has repeatedly shown that simple solutions are, in…