January 2019
Return of Tomorrow's Station!
Tomorrow's Station will humorously cover significant news from the past month, including Iran's participation in the Asian Cup and various controversial statements by public figures.…
Once Upon a Time...
The article reflects on a nostalgic past in Iran where people felt free and united, contrasting it with the current state of despair and loss.…
Paradox with Kamyab Hosseini; Interview with Kiumars Saleh-Nia
Kamyab Hosseini hosts a football-themed episode of his program 'Paradox' discussing the national interest in football. He interviews Kiumars Saleh-Nia, a prominent former football reporter…
What Did the Revolution Do with 'Independence'?
The article reflects on the significance of 'independence' as a revolutionary slogan during the 1979 Iranian Revolution and questions whether Iran has truly achieved independence…
Farhad Mithami and Reza Khandan Sentenced to Six Years in Prison
Farhad Mithami and Reza Khandan have been sentenced to six years in prison for charges related to national security and propaganda against the regime. Their…
Amnesty International: Ghalean and Bakhshi at Risk of Torture and Further Mistreatment
Amnesty International has raised alarms over the renewed arrests of activists Sepideh Ghalean and Ismail Bakhshi, who are at risk of torture following their detention…
What Happened Between Aref and Mehdi Taj at the VIP of the Asian Cup?
Aref, a well-known singer, was photographed with Mehdi Taj, the president of the Iranian Football Federation, at the Asian Cup, leading to social media backlash.…
In the Good and Evil of Monarchy
The article discusses the ongoing debate in Iran about the merits and drawbacks of monarchy, four decades after its official end. Supporters of monarchy argue…
The Shah's Departure from Iran; The Account of the Editor-in-Chief of Kayhan at the Time
On January 26, 1979, the Shah of Iran left the country amid growing unrest and protests. This day marked a pivotal moment in Iranian history,…
Job Advertisement for Journalist at Radio Farda
Radio Farda is seeking qualified journalists for its editorial team in Prague, highlighting its role as part of a larger news organization. This recruitment effort…
Seventy Yellow Vest Protesters Arrested in Paris
On Saturday, clashes between Yellow Vest protesters and police in Paris led to over 70 arrests, marking the ninth consecutive week of protests. The protests…
Vaezi: The Ministry of Intelligence and the system have the right to sue Ismail Bakhtiari
Mahmoud Vaezi announced that the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence has the right to sue Ismail Bakhtiari, a workers' representative, over his claims of torture. The…
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Users have reported difficulties accessing Radio Farda and other websites via Psiphon. The article provides solutions including updating to the latest version of Psiphon and…