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New plans of 32nd Int'l Film Festival for Children and Youth unvailed
The new secretary of 32nd International Film Festival for Children and Youth, Alireza Tabesh, unveiled his latest programs of this edition of the cinematic event.
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9th Varesh National Competition Jury Announced
Five cinema experts have been introduced as members of the jury to appraise the films competing in the domestic competition section of the latest round of Varesh International Film Festival.
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Iran oil clients to find ways of resisting US sanctions
Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says the US decision to end sanctions waivers on imports of Iranian oil has angered Washington's allies, noting that they will find ways to resist the measures.
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Jury and Selection Members of 9th Varesh Film Fest Introduced
The figures forming the jury and selection panel of the latest edition of Varesh International Film Festival have been introduced.
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Mehdi Ghorbanpour become festival director of 9th Film Festival
With the statement of Dr. Shalooi, Director General of Islamic Culture and Guidance of Mazandaran, Mehdi Ghorbanpour became the festival director of the 9th Film Festival.
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Sri Lanka in blood
The explosions in Sri Lankan, targeted worshippers and tourists in churches and hotels across the country, killed 290 people on Easter Sunday.
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Iranian products reached to Russian market
The economic advisor to the president of the Republic of Dagestan, Kaseem Akmaev, said "We are ready to enhance our cooperation with the municipality of Isfahan on behalf of Russia regarding the establishment of Kowsar chain stores in Russia."
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Turkish Red Crescent Relief items reach to Aq Qala
The relief aid packages of the Turkish Red Crescent society were distributed among the flood victims in Chen Sabeli village of Aq Qala, Golestan province.
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Deadly Floods Across Iran Leave Broad Paths of Destruction
Flash floods in Iran have killed at least 24 people and injured hundreds more after days of torrential rain caused rivers to overflow in various parts of the country, local news media reported on Tuesday.
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Golestan flood incur loss of $260 million on agriculture sector
The agriculture sector in the northern province of Golestan suffered loss of 10.9 trillion rials (nearly $260 million) due to the recent devastating flood in the region, an official with Agriculture Ministry has said.
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Mansour Jahani Received Journalism Award of Göteborg Fine Arts Association
Göteborg Fine Arts Association (Internationella Sköna Konster i Göteborg) of Sweden granted its Journalism Award to Mansour Jahani, independent journalist of international cinema.
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Code Pink activists come under FBI scrutiny after Iran visit
The co-founder of Code Pink, a grassroots anti-war NGO based in the US, says she and a colleague have come under scrutiny by the FBI after returning from a visit to Iran.
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World's largest ice and snow festival
Celebrating its 35th year in 2019, Harbin Ice Lantern Festival is known as one of the world's top winter festivals.
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Dome of Sheikh Lotfollah mosque exposed to risk of rain penetration
Following the removal of cover on the dome of Sheikh Lotfollah mosque during the tile restoration process, the turquois dome has been exposed to rain penetration.
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9th Varesh Int'l FilmFest to display Azeri anthropological films
The anthropological films of Azerbaijan Republic will be screened in the 9th edition of Varesh International Film Festival slated to be held in northern Iran.
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Iran-Pakistan Film Co-production Project
In a meeting, the managing director of Farabi Cinema Foundation and Pakistan Ambassador in Iran talked about increasing and developing the collaborations between the two countries in the cultural and cinematic fields.
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Bomber, 2 other terrorists in Iran attack Pakistani nationals
A senior Iranian military commander says a suicide bomber and two other terrorists involved in a recent deadly attack that targeted members of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) have been identified as Pakistani nationals.
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Parl. Speaker Larijani:
Pakistan must be accountable for terror attack in Iran
Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani says Islamabad should account for a recent bloody terrorist attack in Iran’s southeast as the assault was plotted on and launched from Pakistani soil.
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Iran warns Saudi Arabia, UAE of retaliatory measures, scolds Pakistan
The chief commander of Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has warned Saudi Arabia and the UAE that they could face retaliatory measures for supporting terrorists on behalf of the US and Israel.
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Rouhani:
Iran to stand firm in face of US economic, psychological war
President Hassan Rouhani says the Iranian nation will stand firm in the face of an “economic” and “psychological” war being waged by the United States against the Islamic Republic.
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Deputy FM:
Iran, France to Exchange Ambassadors Soon
Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi announced Tehran and Paris have decided to exchange ambassadors in the near future, after a six-month break.
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Iran condemns brutal terror attack on Iranian pilgrims’ bus in Iraq
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Bahram Qassemi has expressed deep regret over a terrorist attack on a bus carrying Iranian pilgrims in the Iraqi city of Balad, which killed and wounded a number of them.
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Iran's ancient history to be introduced to Spanish people
"We will introduce Iran's history and identity to Spanish people by holding the exhibition of "Iran; the cradle of civilization" in this country," the vice-president and the head of Iran's Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts, and Tourism Organization said.
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Iran unveils long-range Hoveyzeh cruise missile
Iran has unveiled a surface-to-surface missile with a range of more than 1,350 kilometers during celebrations marking the 40th anniversary of the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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MBS’s suspected of nuclear dreams
The Washington Post recently revealed the existence of the possible production of ballistic missiles in Saudi Arabia. The newspaper added: “Satellite images suggest that Saudi Arabia has constructed its first known ballistic missile factory, according to weapons experts and image analysts, a development that raises questions about the kingdom’s increasing military and nuclear ambitions under its 33-year-old crown prince.”
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Hashemi detention shows US violating black people's rights: Iran FM
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says the detention of Press TV news anchor Marzieh Hashemi by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) shows that the United States is still violating the rights of black people.
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9th Varesh Int'l FilmFest announces call for entries
The 9th edition of Varesh International Film Festival with the theme of common heritage-public culture (behavioral, speaking and biological traditions) has announced call for entrie
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Press TV anchor Marzieh Hashemi jailed in US on unspecified charges
Marzieh Hashemi, a journalist and anchor working for Iran’s English-language Press TV television news network, has been detained and imprisoned in the United States for unspecified reasons.
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Iran launches satellite into space
Iran has launched a domestically-built satellite into space with an aim to collect environmental information to boost the country's forecasting system; however, technical problems that occurred during the final stage of the launch prevented the spacecraft from reaching orbit.
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Boeing 707 cargo plane crashes in Iran
A Boeing 707 cargo plane flying from the Central Asian nation of Kyrgyzstan has crashed in Iran's Alborz province after it overshot the runway during landing. All 16 people on board the aircraft but one are presumed dead.