Investment Gzary Mskn Thran (IFB:ثتران)
September 2015
How the Sasanian Empire Was Defeated by Newly Muslim Arabs
The article discusses the factors leading to the defeat of the Sasanian Empire by newly Muslim Arabs, examining both external influences and internal weaknesses. Historians…
Military Investment of the Kremlin Since 1945
The article discusses the historical context of Russian military interventions from Hungary to Angola and Korea, comparing them to Russia's current military presence in Syria.…
Continuation of 'Depressive State' in Tehran Stock Exchange
The Tehran Stock Exchange is experiencing a significant decline despite positive developments in foreign policy and the potential lifting of sanctions. Economists attribute this paradox…
Giraffes Whisper to Each Other at Night
Recent research has revealed that giraffes whisper at night, producing sounds at a frequency of 92 Hertz that humans can hear. This discovery sheds light…
A Refugee Housing Center in Germany Set on Fire
A refugee housing center in Heilbronn, Germany, was set on fire in an apparent act of arson, reflecting rising tensions over the influx of refugees…
Disabled Iranian Refugee: We Prayed to Die
Iranian refugees, including a disabled individual named Mehrab, have shared their harrowing experiences of seeking asylum in Europe, expressing despair to the point of wishing…
The Wandering of Refugees and Migrants Between Croatia, Hungary, and Austria
Refugees and migrants are stuck between Croatia, Hungary, and Austria as Hungary refuses entry from Serbia. Croatia has started transferring migrants back to Hungary, leading…
Syrian Refugees in 'Cages' in Hungary
Human Rights Watch reports that the conditions for refugees at the Hungarian-Serbian border are dire, with many detained for days in poor conditions. The organization…
Poverty of Two Women in Tehran Today; "Wednesday, 19 Ordibehesht" at the Venice Festival
The film 'Wednesday, 19 Ordibehesht' by Vahid Jalilvand, representing Iran at the Venice Festival, explores the lives of two women in poverty, highlighting social issues…
The Last Dream of a Woman; From Iran and Afghanistan to London
Rouhangiz Sharifian's latest novel, "The Last Dream," explores the journey of a woman named Arzu who loses her son and flees from Iran to London.…
Opening of the Venice Festival; 'Everest', the Battle of Man and Nature
'Everest', directed by Baltasar Kormakur, opened the Venice International Film Festival and has been praised by critics, potentially positioning it as a contender for this…
Iraj Karimi; An Influential Critic of a Generation
Iraj Karimi, a prominent Iranian film critic and filmmaker, passed away due to advanced bone marrow cancer. He was influential in shaping film criticism in…
"Only Death Will Stop Us"; Refugees March Towards Austria
Hundreds of refugees, primarily from Syria, have begun marching on foot from Budapest to Austria after being stranded at the train station. This movement highlights…
Iraj Karimi, Renowned Critic and Director of Cinema, Passed Away
Iraj Karimi, a prominent Iranian film director and critic, passed away due to leukemia after a long career in cinema and criticism. His contributions to…