Iran's Nature Symphony

Beneath the boundless sky, the Earth unfurls like a living masterpiece — a canvas painted with oceans that breathe, mountains that dream, and deserts that whisper the stories of time. Each valley curves like the stroke of an artist’s hand; each cloud drifts like a tender sigh across the Creator’s grand design.

Urmia’s Last Breath: How Drought and Overuse Are Erasing a Natural Wonder

Lake Urmia — once the broad, brackish lung of northwestern Iran, long described as the largest inland lake in Iran, the largest salt lake in the Middle East and among the world’s great saline basins — teeters now on the edge of ecological collapse.

National Nurse Day

Tribute to Iran’s White Angels

Every year, as the anniversary of Hazrat Zaynab’s birth approaches, Iran pauses to honor a silent army—those whose hands cradle both pain and hope: the nurses.

Isfahan Ready to Exchange Urban Management Expertise with Vietnam

Isfahan’s Mayor, Ali Ghasemzadeh, has announced the city’s readiness to engage in mutual exchange of urban management experiences with Vietnam, emphasizing the importance of strengthening ties in various fields of municipal governance.