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Golestan Palace in the course of time (PHOTOS)
Golestan Palace in the Iranian capital is the place where Iranians can trace history back to the Qajar Dynasty.
Saudi Arabia is seeking confrontation with Iran
The Foreign Ministry spokesman has said that JCPOA and relations with regional and international powers are national issues which should be excluded from partisan and factional bickering.
IRGC’s second missile town unveiled
The IRGC has announced that it has set up big underground facilities in most cities which are safe from the enemy crosshairs and will be used if necessary.
Darougheh House in Mashhad
Darougheh House, which dates back to the Qajar era, has been registered as a national heritage site.
Iran, Saudi Arabia seem to avoid hasty decisions
Tehran’s reaction to the Saudi embassy incident in Tehran shows that Iran seeks to avoid a new crisis in the conflict-hit Middle East region.
Happy New Year
The staff at IFP would like to offer your hearty congratulations on the turn of year and wish you the best in 2016.
May 2016...
Maranjab Desert blanketed by snow (PHOTOS)
The snow-coated desert draws local and foreign visitors in the winter.
JCPOA would be over before it ever began if …
Alef, a principlist Iranian news website, has suggested that the eleventh government’s possible tolerance of the US breach of the Iran nuclear deal is unacceptable.
How will the Federal Reserve’s decision to raise interest rates affect Iran’s economy?
The first likely impact of the decision by the Federal Reserve will be a rise in the value of the greenback.
Troop deployment to Iraq, Turkey’s reaction to post-JCPOA era
Turkey thinks that the presence of the Russian military alongside Syrian ground troops and resistance forces is tilting the balance in Assad's favor and this can pose threats to Turkey via its southern border.
How can the PMD case affect JCPOA implementation?
Iran should ignore obstructionism and try to advance its nuclear deal with P5+1, says Ali Khorram, an expert in international affairs.
Presence of Iranian artists in Biennale in Venice (PHOTOS)
Iranian artists took part in the event for a seventh time.
Iran in Photos: Sun Palace in Kalat Naderi
Originally built as a royal residence and treasury, the Sun Palace in Kalat Naderi, north-eastern Iran, has turned into a museum.
A historical bend Iran needs to negotiate
An Iranian researcher has said that Iran is to surmount a historical bend, adding if the country becomes successful, it will overcome the next bends more easily.
All that unfolded on Ashura on one canvas (PHOTOS)
My goal was to make those who set their eyes on this painting ponder, says the painter.
JCPOA sets the stage for Iran’s interaction with the rest of the world
The culture minister has said that the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action can prepare the ground for Iran to have interactions with the rest of the world in different areas such as culture and art.
Remarkable desert formations in southeastern Iran
Every corner of the desert is home to archeological sites dating back to the fourth millennium B.C. and the Islamic.
Barberry collection in South Khorasan Province (PHOTOS)
A vast area in South Khorasan is under cultivation and the barberry crop is expected to grow this year.
An Afghan janitor-turned-sculptor
Alikhan is a janitor in the capital and has been making sculptures for more than a decade.
A woman shines in a male-dominated job
When my works are sent to experts for evaluation, they find it difficult to believe that such works have been created by a woman, she says.
A push to end war: Have Russia and the US struck a secret deal over Syria?
An Afghan analyst has said that a decision by the US and Russia to deconflict any overlapping airstrikes in Syria indicates that the two sides may have reached an agreement over the future of Syria.
Mourning ceremony in Abyaneh (PHOTOS)
Shiite mourning ceremonies came to their peak on Saturday which coincided with Ashura.
Trust in or distrust of the US; which one is more sensible?
The nuclear deal does not guarantee the termination of sanctions, nor does it offer any assurances that the country's achievements will be safeguarded, the daily argues.
Muddy artist points up water crisis in Iran
A man in mud, Masoud Nikdel, brings his routine activities to a standstill to artistically say that water crisis is a serious problem in Iran.
Paintings by Adolf Hitler on display in Tehran
The two watercolor paintings are estimated to be created in the first decade of the 20th century when Adolf Hitler was in Vienna.
