Category: 1. Iran

Why it matters:

In recent days, speculation over a possible resumption of negotiations between Iran and the United States has risen. Esmaeil Baghaei, the Foreign Ministry Spokesperson, denied receiving any official message…

TEHRAN – Ardabil province, with its more than 1,800 historical monuments, unique natural attractions, and excellent geopolitical position, is on track to become Iran’s leading hub for health, winter, and nature-based tourism.

Announcing this,…

TEHRAN – The Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts Department of Larestan has completed and inaugurated a lighting and surveillance camera project at the historical Neshat Garden in Lar, southern Iran, the department’s head…

TEHRAN – The house of the late Dr. Ali Shariati, the 20th-century Iranian revolutionary and sociologist renowned for his work on the sociology of religion, holds significance beyond being a historical monument, the governor of Davarzan has…

Speaking at a ceremony marking the anniversary of the embassy takeover, Khomeini said the Iranian people supported the move, which came nine months after the 1979 revolution.

“The nation stood behind the decision to seize the US embassy,” he…

TEHRAN–The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has recognized the two major Islamic holidays of Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha at the 43rd session of UNESCO General Conference in Samarkand.

According to IRIB,…

 Why it matters:

Analysts warn these measures could escalate violence within Israeli prisons and further tarnish the Zionist regime’s global image, especially as international scrutiny of its treatment of Palestinian…

TEHRAN – Restoration work on a historical water canal at Tehran’s UNESCO-listed Golestan Palace is set to begin after 13 years, as part of efforts to revive the traditional geometry of the Persian garden.

The north-south stream, also known as…