50 Surgeries to Resemble Angelina Jolie Turn Iranian Girl into Corpse Bride!
A young Iranian girl has gone viral after reportedly undergoing 50 surgeries to resemble her idol Angelina Jolie, but no avail.
Iran Drawn with Portugal, Spain in 2018 FIFA World Cup
Iran’s national football team has been drawn with football powerhouses of Europe, Portugal and Spain, as well as Morocco in Group B of the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.
UN Envoy “Very Impressed” by Post-Quake Performance of Iran Army, Red Crescent
Gary Lewis, the UN Resident Coordinator in Iran, has hailed the "quite impressive" effectiveness and organization of the Iranian Army and Red Crescent during the relief and rescue operations following the recent deadly earthquake.
Legendary Singer Holds Benefit Concert for Iran Quake-Hit People
Legendary Iranian vocalist, Shahram Nazeri, and the Kamkars, Iran’s leading Kurdish family music ensemble, joined together in a concert to raise funds for the victims of the deadly earthquake which shattered their homeland Kermanshah in western Iran.
Surgeon-cum-Referee Skips Match to Help Quake Victims
A top Iranian football referee, who is also an orthopedic surgeon, has missed a match he was supposed to judge to help victims of the recent earthquake.
22nd Luxury Train in Iran with 78 Foreign Tourists on Board
The Golden Eagle luxury train has arrived in the central Iranian province of Isfahan with tourists from 11 Europe, Asia, and America on board.
Persian Ranks 11th among Most Popular Languages on Internet
A recent report by W3Tech says Persian language has turned into the 11th most popular language of websites in recent years.
Toyota Reminded of Its Complicity with ISIS Terrorists
After the Japanese carmaker Toyota apologized to the US government for selling a vehicle to the Iranian embassy in India, Iranian social media users are reminding the automaker of its alleged complicity with ISIS terrorists in their crimes in Iraq and Syria.
You Can Read Books When Standing in Bakery Line!
A bakery in Iran’s central city of Arak has provided a small library inside the shop to keep its customers entertained by books.
Iran Stops New York Auction of Ancient Persepolis Relics
An auction of an ancient relic which had been stolen from Iran’s Persepolis decades ago has been stopped in the US city of New York, according to an Iranian official.
Middle East’s First Robotic Restaurant Opens in Tehran
The first robotic restaurant of Iran and the Middle East has opened in the Iranian capital of Tehran with a completely digital ordering system.
Tehran to Host Exhibition of Tony Cragg’s Artworks
Renowned British-German sculptor Tony Cragg is in Iran to display his artworks at Tehran Museum of Contemporary Arts (TMoCA) in an exhibition which will be open to visitors from 24 October 2017 to 12 January 2018.
Iranian Girls Commit Suicide under Influence of Blue Whale Game
Two teenage girls have jumped off a pedestrian bridge in the Iranian city of Isfahan after falling prey to the deadly Blue Whale challenge, a police official said.
UK Says “Persian” Gulf Is Officially Correct, Never Use Other Terms
A confidential 1978 circular shows the United Kingdom’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office had called for the use of the term ‘Persian Gulf’ in all official communications and banned the use of the fake name ‘Arabian Gulf’.
Iran Taking Tourists on Tours of Saffron Harvest
Iran’s South Khorasan province annually hosts numerous foreign tourists during the season when saffron and barberry are harvested.
81-Year-Old Iranian Woman Wins Gold in China Athletics Games
An elderly Iranian woman has bagged a gold and a silver medal in international track and field contests in China.
German Couple Takes Cycling Trip to Iran
A German couple has cycled to Iran to get closely familiar with the Iranian culture and tourist sites.
Christian Snipers in Syria, Pain in the Neck for ISIS
A group of Assyrian forces is playing a key role in the Syrian troopers’ operation to retake the city of Raqqa, the self-proclaimed capital of ISIS in Syria.
Beauty of Iranian Horses Attracting Tourists
Various breeds of horses in Iran, including Caspian, Turkmen, Arabian, and Kurdish ones, have the best potential to attract tourists from around the world to the country.
World Craft Council Hails Iran’s Initiative to Call 2018 “Asian Woodcrafts Year”
A high-ranking Iranian handicrafts official says initiated by the Islamic Republic of Iran, the World Craft Council (WCC) in Asia Pacific Region has decided to designate each year to a handicraft product.
Local Women in Iran Make a Living by Carpet Weaving
Women in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province in the southwestern part of Iran, dexterous at weaving carpets, earn a living by using their art.
Iran’s Chaleshtar Castle Leaves Tourists in Awe
Iran’s Chaleshtar castle is a magnificent work of art merging the European architecture with Iranian Qajar era designs. The castle hosts stone pillars with spectacular salient designs and wall paintings.
217 Iranian Villages Generating Solar Energy
Over two hundred villages in are generating solar energy to meet their power needs and the number is expected to surpass 300 by the end of this year’s Iranian calendar year (mid-March 2018).
Archaeologists Find Traces of Neanderthals in Western Iran
Recent discoveries of ancient stoneware in western Iran reveal that Neanderthals had advanced into western Iran during Paleolithic era, says an Iranian archaeologist.
135-Million-Year-Old Cave; A Newly-Discovered Attraction in Iran
A cave belonging to 135 million years ago, which was discovered less than ten years ago in southwestern Iran, has turned into a popular tourist attraction.