August 2018
Record-breaking Cinema Sales Amid Iran's Poor Economic Conditions
The film "Hezarpa" has broken sales records in Iranian cinema, becoming the highest-grossing film despite the country's economic difficulties. With nearly 3 million viewers, it…
Legal Grounds for New Charges Against Nasrin Sotoudeh from a Lawyer's Perspective
Nasrin Sotoudeh, a prominent Iranian human rights lawyer, faces new charges after starting a hunger strike in prison, including attempting to protest and advocating for…
Iranian Female Archer Disqualified from Asian Games 'Due to Negligence'
Zahra Naimi, an Iranian archer, was disqualified from the Asian Games due to a timing mistake that led her to arrive late for her match.…
Are the Chinese Replacing Italians in Iran's Railways?
Following the U.S. withdrawal from the JCPOA, Italian companies are leaving Iran's railway sector, with Chinese companies poised to fill the gap. The Iranian government…
From Sentencing of Critical Students to Condemnation of Christian Converts
Several Iranian students have received prison sentences for participating in protests, with at least 10 others facing similar penalties in recent months. This crackdown on…
Protests in Iranian Style
The article discusses recent protests in Iran, touching on various related topics including sports, politics, and social issues. Key figures such as Khodadad Azizi and…
Meeting with Pouria Noori
Pouria Noori, a 27-year-old cinema photographer and member of the Gonabadi Dervishes, is currently imprisoned in Tehran after being arrested during clashes with security forces.…
The Law of Beygari
The program discusses listener opinions on Trump's proposal for an unconditional meeting with Iran's leaders, critiques of film screening management, and various social issues in…