Category: 1. Iran

The Historical Hydraulic System of Shushtar, one of Iran’s most remarkable engineering marvels, attracts numerous visitors during the Nowruz holidays.

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The commemoration of Quds Day and anti-Israeli protests have spilled over to American cities as the U.S. government is the main supporter of the Israeli regime’s genocide in Gaza. The ongoing Israeli crimes…

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International Quds Day, established in 1979 by the Late founder of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini, serves as a global demonstration against Israeli aggression and in support of Palestinian…

The United States on Friday intensified its campaign against Iran-aligned groups, conducting extensive airstrikes on Houthi-controlled areas in Yemen and pressuring Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Suspected US airstrikes hit Yemen overnight into Saturday,…

The deputy governor of Tehran has defended the police action against a sit-in by supporters of mandatory hijab outside Iran’s parliament on Friday, saying the gathering was unauthorized.

Hossein Khosh-Eghbal said on Saturday that outdoor…

The absence of the usual jubilation after Iran secured a spot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup earlier this week reflects deep societal and political divisions that extend far beyond the football pitch.

Iran’s national football (soccer) team, Team…

Commander of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy, Rear Admiral Alireza Tangsiri, emphasized that the Islamic Republic will never negotiate over its missile power or the capabilities of the Axis of Resistance

Mehdi Taremi, the Iranian national team striker, has been recognized as Inter Milan’s most impactful player during the recent FIFA international break, according to a report by Italy’s Calcio Mercato. 

Usually, the issue of road accidents in Iran and the so-called “carriages of death” becomes newsworthy and controversial after the Nowruz holidays. However, this year, during the middle of the Nowruz holidays, government-affiliated websites…