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Principlists and the Ahmadinejad paradox
Sadegh Zibakalam, a prominent professor of political science, weighs in on whether Ahmadinejad will make a political comeback.
Bam Citadel in photos, 11 years after killer earthquake
The historical Bam Citadel in photos eleven years after the 2003 earthquake.
Iranian children shine in Bulgarian Painting Contest
A number of Iranian children were awarded at the Bulgarian painting competition entitled “Music and Devotional Dances”.
Stolen Iranian antiques returned from Belgium
Following a Belgian court ruling, 349 Iranian artifacts dating back millennia have been sent back to Iran.
Winter in Khalkhal-Asalem region in Iran in photos
Winter has created scenic views in Khalkhal-Asalem region, northern Iran.
Shushtar Historical Hydraulic System in photos
Shushtar Historical Hydraulic System, which is a collection of dams, tunnels, ancillary canals and watermills in Shushtar, Khuzestan Province, shows how Iranians in the Achaemenid Era used to provide water to the city.
Rock castle of Sirjan in Kerman Province in photos
Qaleh Sang (rock castle) of Sirjan in Kerman Province goes back to the Sassanid Era.
Sadegh Zibakalam: I really thank the Worriers
Sadegh Zibakalam praises the open atmosphere created in Iran after 2013 presidential elections, saying those who seek to criticize President Rouhani’s nuclear policies should tolerantly accept critical views.
Traditional art of matting in Iran in photos
People in Khuzestan province, southwestern Iran, weave mats or wicker mats by palm leaf fibers.
‘Crackdown on Corruption Possible through Transparency’
The deputy culture minister says the new law on freedom of information is expected to revolutionize the way the state interacts with citizens.
A small music band bent on bringing down the West-East barriers
Sharq, an Iranian daily, brings into focus street music, once a taboo topic, and looks carefully into what is waiting for musicians out there on the streets.
Uselessness is part of contemporary art
The exhibition which showcases a collection of artworks by Mr. Tanavoli’s students is intended to define the concept of uselessness in arts.
Development through national management helps solve Afghan problems: Expert
No country has made progress through charity aid, said Pir Mohammad Molazehi.
Iran Architecture in Photos: Ancient Forg Castle
Forg Castle is located in a namesake village in eastern province of Southern Khorasan. It is one of Iran's attractions that date back to the Afshar era.
Macedonia hosts Iranian cultural program
A photo exhibition by an Iranian photographer along with a fair of Persian arts has been staged in Macedonia.
Chehreh Rock in southwestern Iran in photos
Chehreh Rock which is perched on a towering cliff edge in southwestern Iran is a major tourist attraction.
How principlist daily reacts to President Rouhani’s Student Day speech
Kayhan criticizes the president for his failure to denounce the US in his Student Day speech.
Elecomp 2014 opens in Tehran
A four-day International Exhibition of Electronics, Computer and E-Commerce opens in Tehran.
Former negotiator defends Iranian general, the country’s nuclear program
While America has admitted to the positive role of Iran in the fight against IS, the question is why US allies unfairly take a swipe at Iran, Mousavian said.
Iran to launch satellite into space in two months
'Sharif Sat' built by Iranian experts at Sharif Poly Technique University along with locally-made satellites of Fajr (Dawn) and Tadbir (Wisdom) are poised to be put into space.
Foreign investors interested in Iranian market
The head of Iran’s Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Mines has said that foreign investors show much interest in Iranian market, citing a growing number of business delegations visiting the country.
80% of Iran capital punishments for drug offences to go away
Based on Islamic and national laws, those involved in large-scale transfer and trafficking of drugs are sentenced to death by Iranian courts.
Free museum admission for students
Museums in Tehran province offer free admission to students to mark the national Student Day.
Iran hosts Nelson Mandela poster exhibition
An exhibition entitled 'Nelson Mandela, Bird of Liberty' is being held at the Iran Artists Forum to commemorate the first anniversary of Mandela’s death.
Central Bank chief expounds on new banking corruption case
The corruption occurred between 2006 and 2012. However, officials learned about it in 2013.
