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According to the public relations of the Ardakan Chadormalou Sports Club, in the final week of the National Women's Fencing League in foil, which was hosted by Tehran today, the Ardakan Florists were able to win against their opponents in 5 exciting games and win the gold medal of the tournament.

Bumblebees Struggle in UK Heatwaves as Experts Urge Public to Help

London, UK — Britain's beloved bumblebees are facing increasing challenges as rising temperatures and more frequent heatwaves put pressure on their survival. While their thick, furry bodies help them stay warm in the UK's typically cool climate, those same adaptations make it difficult for them to cope with extreme summer heat.

Esmail Yaghmaei, one of Iran’s most distinguished archaeologists, passed away yesterday, 19 July 2026 (28 Tir 1405 in the Iranian calendar). A brief look at his scholarly and archaeological record is a tribute to his devoted efforts to understand Iran’s ancient past.

The number of archaeological excavations and surveys conducted by the late Esmail Yaghmaei is remarkably rich and admirable. Listing all of his endeavors would be difficult, but even a selection of them shows how deeply we are indebted to his tireless determination to uncover the heritage of our ancestors.

The remark underscored one of war's less visible yet deeply damaging consequences: the erosion of hard-won gains that generations of social activists have achieved through years of dedication and sacrifice. History shows that whenever societies become consumed by political crises such as war, other aspects of public life gradually fade into the background. From this perspective, the launch of Women on Wheels on Saturday (July 18), at the beginning of a week that Donald Trump described as "the week of destroying Iran's bridges," served as an effort to preserve and commemorate centuries of women's civil struggle to reclaim their most basic rights.

In the worldview of the ancient Iranian Aryans, the Moon held an exalted, majestic, and deeply revered place. It was closely associated with myths and symbols and was among the oldest natural phenomena to inspire human admiration. Although the modern world has moved far from mythological ways of thinking, the Moon—and other elements of nature—still occupy an important place in the depths of the human mind and spirit. International Moon Day (July 20) serves as a reminder not to forget the Moon's influence on life on Earth and to remember the immense effort and perseverance that enabled humanity to set foot upon it.

The more we search through the forgotten writings of Iranian history, the more we realize how little we know about our country's past. We also come to understand the hardships and suffering our ancestors endured at the hands of rulers in their efforts to preserve their language, script, culture, and national identity.

Zoroastrians of Mazraeh Kalantar, Meybod, Mark the End of the Panji Ritual with the Ancient Tash-e Boom Ceremony