April 2023
Death in Exile of Fakhri Nikzad, One of the Most Beloved Persian Poets
Fakhri Nikzad, a prominent Persian poetry reciter and television presenter, passed away at the age of 82 in London. She was known for her significant…
Continued Travel Bans on Several Artists Supporting Nationwide Protests in Iran
Several Iranian artists remain banned from leaving the country due to their support for the 'Women, Life, Freedom' protests. Despite no formal judicial rulings against…
Famous Photographer of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi's Life Passes Away
Hugh Vassal, a notable French photographer known for his work documenting the life of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, has passed away at 89. His photographs…
Raisi's Ministry of Culture Criticizes Wrestling Federation President; From Claims of Timely Prayer to Expulsion of Journalist
Alireza Dabir, President of the Wrestling Federation, expelled a critical journalist from a meeting, prompting backlash from media professionals and officials, including the Ministry of…
Erdogan Thanks Putin for Assistance in Building Turkey's First Nuclear Power Plant
Turkish President Erdogan thanked Russian President Putin for support in building Turkey's first nuclear power plant, which aims to reduce energy dependency on imports. The…
Fajr Festival Winners Await Cars; An Official: Automakers Must Be Accountable
Winners of the Fajr Film Festival are complaining about not receiving their promised cars as prizes, leading to a statement from festival officials blaming automakers…
Brussels Reviews Iran's Request to Exchange Assadollah Assadi for Belgian Humanitarian Worker
Belgium is considering Iran's request to exchange Assadollah Assadi, a convicted Iranian diplomat, for Olivier Vandecasteele, a Belgian humanitarian worker imprisoned in Iran. This situation…
Eight-Month Uncertainty for Board Member of Tehran Bus Workers' Syndicate in Prison
Davood Razavi, a board member of the Tehran Bus Workers' Syndicate, has been imprisoned for eight months without resolution, facing health issues and new charges.…