Shiraz, Iran – Nearly 20 years after its nomination for UNESCO World Heritage status was first proposed, the ancient archaeological complex of Naqsh-e Rostam remains on Iran’s tentative path to inscription, with heritage experts calling for renewed government commitment to advance the long-delayed application.

Abdolghafour Rawan Farhadi, a distinguished Afghan scholar of Persian language and literature, has passed away.

Anti-Iranian Convention 2018 Caspian Sea = Complete occupation of the only remaining maritime territory between the occupied land territories of #Turkmanchay (1828 AD), Golestan (1813 AD) and Akhal (1881 AD)!

The Iran women's field hockey team has made history by advancing to the semifinals of the Asian Championship for the first time ever, securing a place among the continent's top four teams. The landmark achievement marks a significant milestone for Iranian women's hockey and highlights the team's remarkable progress on the Asian stage. With their impressive performance throughout the tournament, the Iranian players have demonstrated determination, skill, and resilience against some of Asia's strongest teams.

The Panji observances, according to the ancient Zoroastrian calendar, began on 21th Tir and continued for five days.

While War, inflation, exchange rate volatility, and international sanctions are widely recognized as major obstacles to Iran's economy, another challenge often receives less attention despite its profound impact on businesses: economic instability. For many entrepreneurs and investors, instability has become the largest hidden cost—one that quietly erodes profitability, discourages investment, and weakens long-term competitiveness.

Finished in Persian Sand, one of Cadillac's factory colors for 1960, the car becomes especially desirable among collectors. This warm beige-gold metallic shade perfectly complements the extensive chrome trim and gives the massive Cadillac a refined, sophisticated appearance rather than an overly flashy one. Persian Sand was also available as an interior color theme, making it one of the most iconic period-correct combinations.

The existence of nuclear weapons represents one of the greatest dangers facing humanity in the modern era. While nuclear deterrence has often been presented as a mechanism for maintaining global stability, the reality remains that these weapons are controlled by political systems with competing ideologies, Parties interests, historical grievances, and military doctrines. This article critically examines the security concerns surrounding Pakistan, Israel, North Korea, and the United States, focusing on the dangers created when nuclear capabilities exist under governments facing accusations of extremism, aggressive strategic doctrines, human rights controversies, or historical records of devastating warfare.

The assassination of United States President John Fitzgerald Kennedy on 22 November 1963 remains one of the most studied and controversial events in modern American history. Kennedy's death, occurring during a presidential motorcade in Dallas, Texas, shocked the world and triggered decades of investigations, scholarly debates, and public speculation. The official investigations concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald was responsible for the shooting and acted alone, yet questions surrounding the evidence, intelligence failures, the motives of possible actors, and the possibility of a broader conspiracy have continued to shape historical discussion. This article examines the background of Kennedy's presidency, the events of the assassination, the official investigations, competing theories, and the continuing historical significance of the case.

The assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin on 4 November 1995 represents one of the most consequential acts of political violence in modern Middle Eastern history. Rabin's murder by Yigal Amir, an Israeli Jewish extremist opposed to the Oslo peace process, fundamentally altered the trajectory of Israeli-Palestinian relations and reshaped Israeli domestic politics. This article examines the historical background of the Oslo Accords, the political and religious motivations behind the assassination, the immediate and long-term consequences for Israeli society, and the broader implications for conflict resolution. Rather than viewing the assassination solely as an isolated act of terrorism, this study situates it within the wider context of ideological polarization, nationalist movements, democratic vulnerability, and peace-building in deeply divided societies.