October 2015
Iran and Russia Emphasize 'Reducing Monopoly' in Global Internet Management
Iran and Russia are collaborating to reduce the monopoly in global internet management, with Iran allowing the Russian search engine Yandex to operate within its…
Aerotelegraph: Flights from Germany and Austria to Iran Will Increase
Lufthansa and Austrian Airlines are set to increase flights to Iran as the country opens up to Western tourism and business. This move reflects a…
Seventy Years Since the Establishment of the United Nations
The United Nations celebrates its 70th anniversary, highlighting its achievements and the increasing global challenges it faces. The article discusses the need for reforms within…
"West, Northwest"; A Japanese Lesbian Girl and a Religious Iranian Girl
The Japanese film "West, Northwest" features an Iranian girl, Naimeh, struggling to adapt to life in Japan while maintaining her religious beliefs. The film attempts…
Navid Negahban: I Oppose Politicizing 'Baba Joon'
Navid Negahban, an Iranian actor, expresses his opposition to politicizing his film 'Baba Joon', which portrays the lives of Iranian Jews in Israel. He emphasizes…
I Admit That I Am Enchanted by Words
Farah Molavi, a writer and translator based in Toronto, discusses her latest collection of short stories titled 'Stoning of Summer', which explores themes of Iranian…
"Mamirow"; Nakedness Before Death
The film "Mamirow" by Hadi Mohaghegh won the Best Film Award at the Busan Festival, showcasing a unique storytelling approach that relies heavily on visuals…
Nobel Prize Winner: Chronicler of War and the Chernobyl Disaster
Svetlana Alexievich, a Belarusian Nobel laureate, is renowned for her poignant narratives on Chernobyl and World War II, reflecting on the Soviet legacy and censorship…
The Separation of Humans from Chimpanzees Accompanied by Changes in Auditory Quality
Researchers are investigating the auditory capabilities of early humans, specifically Australopithecus africanus and Paranthropus, to understand whether they heard sounds more like modern humans or…