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Iranian national soccer team captain Javad Nekounam summoned to court
Nekounam has three days to appear in court to answer questions about the libel charge brought against him by his former coach.
Hardliners denigrating a representative gov’t that enjoys the leader’s support
Rafsanjani lashes out at extremists who denigrate a representative government that enjoys the leader’s support.
Renowned Iranian poetess Simin Behbahani passes away
Famous Iranian poet Simin Behbahani died after a battle with coronary and respiratory ailment.
Does Japan return to militarism as China’s power grows?
A look at the bumpy road the Japanese premier has ahead in what some suspect is a plan to return to militarism.
Iran missile capability not negotiable at all: Rouhani
President Rouhani tells the IAEA chief Iran’s missile capability is not negotiable.
Iran’s non-oil exports up 21 percent
The Trade Development Organization says the country’s non-oil exports have posted double-digit growth.
Iran’s foreign debts down 9.7 percent
Iran’s foreign debts decline almost 10 percent in a year.
Iranian scientists build biological nano-sensor for early cancer diagnosis
The new cancer-diagnosis sensor developed by Haniyeh Fayazfar is simple, inexpensive and highly sensitive.
Iranian researcher uses ear for identification at airports, border crossings
Mina Shahriari says the new ear identification technique is precise and easy to use.
60 Years of Pilgrimage Visits to Saint Thaddeus Monastery, Iran
Up to 7,000 Christians get together for the 60th anniversary of regular yearly visits to Saint Thaddeus Monastery or Ghara Kelisa in northwestern Iran.
History in a Slaughterhouse Called Ossification
An Iranian jurist looks into the historical aspects of the assassination of a Muslim caliph.
What Iran can do to halt the snowball of ISIL
With the Islamic State on the march in Iraq and Syria, Tehran can arguably play a more active role in stopping the advance of the terrorist grouping.
Women and Jewelry; From Conservatism to Adventurism
Prominent Iranian sculptor Parviz Tanavoli has shared his thoughts on the relationship between women and jewelry.
An eight-year period unsuited for Iranian history
Chairman of the Expediency Council Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani issued a statement on his website on August 5, 2014 to mark the first anniversary of the rise to power of President Hassan Rouhani’s government of Prudence and Hope.
Sanctions are not to blame for a rise in unemployment
Economists blame wrong policies rather than sanctions for Iran’s unemployment crisis.
Opportunities and threats facing women’s employment in society
A city council official takes a closer look at women’s employment, opportunities and threats.
Women helped develop arts
An Arts expert admits women have contributed a lot to the development of arts in post-revolution Iran.
Burnt City, Iran’s 17th Entry on World Heritage List
Shahr-e Sukhteh- the Iranian Burnt City- finally makes it to the World Heritage List of UNESCO.
Achievements of the Ramadhan War
Seven reasons why the war raging in Gaza constitutes an achievement for the Palestinian resistance movement.
Salafis, Yesterday and Today
An expert sheds light on why Salafis are called what they are called and what Salafism meant to Mowlana.
A tour of the largest private arts museum in Iran
Saba Museum owned by Pasargad Bank is home to precious works of arts.
ICHHTO introduces Tabriz and Yazd as Iranian creative cities to OIC
Iran’s Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization (ICHHTO) has introduced Tabriz in northwest Iran and Yazd in central Iran as iranian creative cities to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), said a senior official of ICHHTO.
Symphony of Volleyball
The chairman of Tehran City Council says the recent victories of the volleyball team are a harbinger of better days to come as far as teamwork is concerned.
Preserving Shiraz Historical Core Necessary: UN official
The UN Human Settlements Program (UNHSP) representative to Iran referring to unique historical texture of Shiraz said here Wednesday that preserving that historical heritage is necessary for boosting the cityˈs tourism industry.
5000-Year-Old Water Pipeline Discovered in Western Iran
A 5000-year-old water system has been unearthed during the second season of a rescue excavation project at the Farash ancient historical site at the Seimareh Dam reservoir area in western Iran.
