Germany shares security concerns with Iran
Niels Annen, the spokesman of Germany’s SPD, says Berlin disapproves of a go-it-alone mentality and wants to see Iran’s nuclear case settled.
Michel Setboun, from war to arts
Famous French photojournalist, Michel Setboun, answers questions about his career and Iran.
US should come forward first for ties with Iran: Journalist
A political analyst says for Iran-US ties to resume, Washington should take the first step.
I am extremely proud to have my book published in Iran
Gareth Porter, the award-winning American historian, says he is extremely proud to have his book published in Iran.
Appointment of Iran’s new ambassador to Berlin signals a clear message to Washington
Appointment of a new ambassador to Berlin signifies that Europe can be more active in Iran's interactions with the rest of the world.
There will be either two winners or two losers
Francois Nicolo, a veteran French politician, weighs in on Iran’s nuclear talks with world powers.
We can’t help but look at the past through a modern prism
A veteran translator and journalist shares his thoughts on history and how the past should be viewed.
Those who favor negotiations have wrongly raised public expectations
A former Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman weighs in on nuclear talks between Iran and P5+1, Iran-US ties, and regional developments.
Iranian political experts praise Nouri al-Maliki’s decision
Political experts size up the latest developments in Iraq after Nouri al-Maliki stepped down in favor of his fellow party member, Haider al-Abadi.
World witnessing collapse of Western civilization: Hossein Nasr
An Iranian professor at Greorge Washington University says Western civilization is on the decline.
Parental treatment of girls, Do’s and Don’ts
A look at how girls should be treated to become perfect mothers of the future.
Researcher claims Noah has been laid to rest in Nahavand, Iran
Dr. Afrasiabpour says he has compelling evidence that the grave of Noah is located in Nahavand, western Iran.
Black Sun wishes the world an ocean of peace and a mountain of wealth
Members of Iranian Black Sun band explain what prompted them to sing anti-war songs.
Women and Jewelry; From Conservatism to Adventurism
Prominent Iranian sculptor Parviz Tanavoli has shared his thoughts on the relationship between women and jewelry.
A closer look at Iran’s National Orchestra
A closer look at Iran’s National Orchestra through the eyes of a renowned composer.
Sanctions are not to blame for a rise in unemployment
Economists blame wrong policies rather than sanctions for Iran’s unemployment crisis.
I want everyone to read my new book
Mehdi Mohsenian-Rad, an Iranian sociologist, says he wants everyone to read his new book on communications
Women helped develop arts
An Arts expert admits women have contributed a lot to the development of arts in post-revolution Iran.
Dr. Taqi Azad Armaki dissects roots of Khatami, Rouhani governments
An expert analysis of the reasons why the governments of reforms and moderation led by Khatami and Rouhani emerged in Iran.
Romantic Poles
An interesting account about Poland and its romantic people by an Iranian translator and her Polish husband
Actions speak louder than words
David Kreps advises to presidents Ruhani and Obama in an interview with Tejarat-e-Farda Magazine.
Demythification, first step toward institutionalizing moderation in Iran
A scientist comments on whether an uptick in the use of moderation in Iran means it is institutionalized in society.
Tel Aviv Looks to Change the Equation
An interview with Ghazanfar Roknabadi, Iran’s former ambassador to Lebanon
Brazilian Ambassador: only 6 percent of Brazilians live below the poverty line
In an interview, the Brazilian ambassador to Tehran said protest rallies in his country before and during the World Cup were a reflection of democracy and individual freedoms.
US Demands Flexibility from Maleki, not Resignation
An interview with Ali Akbar Assadi, an expert on Middle Eastern affairs
