Category: 1. Iran

Millions of Iranians are marking Sizdah Bedar, or Nature Day, on Wednesday, the 13th and final day of Nowruz celebrations, by picnicking outdoors in parks and countryside areas to welcome spring and ward off bad luck.

In his Eid al-Fitr sermon, Ali Khamenei once again voiced concern about the possible resurgence of anti-government protests in Iran, using his signature rhetoric to warn of a “new sedition.”

But the fundamental question remains: who is the real…

Persecution of Christian converts in Iran has surged sixfold in the past year, with the Center for Human Rights in Iran (CHRI) reporting violent arrests, interrogations, lengthy prison terms, and mistreatment.

Over 300 have been prosecuted in…

Pars Today- 10 civilians martyred or injured during the attack on a house in southern Lebanon by the Zionist regime army.

The Lebanese health ministry announced, “The Zionist regime fighter jets attacked south of Beirut on Tuesday…

Why it matters:

The strikes signal a major escalation in regional tensions, bringing confrontations between Yemen’s forces and the U.S. Navy. The attacks also challenge American military dominance in the region and deepen…

Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman, Esmaeil Baghaei, has strongly condemned the ongoing criminal attacks by the Zionist regime against Lebanon, particularly the recent terrorist attack in Beirut’s southern suburb (Dahiyeh), which resulted in…

Why it matters:

Sizdah-Be-Dar is not just a holiday; it is a cultural staple that dates back centuries. It represents a deep-rooted connection between Iranians and nature, reinforcing the idea of renewal and harmony that…