Category: 1. Iran

TEHRAN — As one of the oldest and longest qanats (ancient underground water networks) in the world, Yazd province’s Zarech qanat (aqueduct) is a shining symbol of Iranian ingenuity in adapting to nature and providing water in the dry desert…

Baghaei denounced the Zionist regime’s brutal attacks on areas in the Gaza Strip, including a police center, tents sheltering displaced Palestinians, and residential neighborhoods, which resulted in the martyrdom of more than 30 people, among…

Thousands of Iranians were killed during the violent crackdown on anti-establishment protests, with the majority of deaths reported on January 8 and 9. The killings have plunged the country into national mourning.

The US-based Human Rights…

Thousands of diaspora users have downloaded and run an application called Psiphon Conduit that allows them to securely share part of their bandwidth with the widely popular censorship circumvention tool Psiphon, helping users inside Iran maintain…

Ayatollah Khamenei on Sunday morning received a group of people from different walks of life at Imam Khomeini Hussainiya on the first day of the Ten-Day Dawn celebrations.

During the meeting, he addressed the recent…

In the open session, lawmakers and members of the parliament wore the IRGC uniforms…