Iran Symphony unveiled in Italy
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“Iran Symphony” unveiled in Italy
TEHRAN – At a ceremony in Italy, the musical work “Iran Symphony,” composed by the renowned Italian musician Antonio Pappalardo was unveiled.
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View All TagsArtists cultural figures to honor Martyr Leader at Tehrans Vahdat Hall
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Artists, cultural figures to honor Martyr Leader at Tehran’s Vahdat Hall
TEHRAN – The 40th-day mourning ceremony for the Martyrdom of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei by the American-Zionist enemy will be held with the presence of cultural, artistic, and media figures at Vahdat Hall in Tehran on Sunday.
Blood donation among women firsttime donors on rise during war
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Blood donation among women, first-time donors on rise during war
TEHRAN – Since the beginning of the US-Israeli imposed war on February 28, there has been a notable growth in the number of women and first-time donors referring to blood donation centers across the country, an official with the Blood Transfusion Organization has said.
Damage to Pasteur Institute of Iran threatens regional health security
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‘Damage to Pasteur Institute of Iran threatens regional health security’
TEHRAN – Mario Moreira, President of the Pasteur Network, has expressed concern over the destruction of Pasteur Institute of Iran, targeted by the US-Israeli airstrikes on April 2, and warned of the potential regional impacts as it disrupts the major role of this century-old pillar of global health in prevention and control of existing and rising health threats in the region.
Strategic success beyond imagination
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“Strategic success beyond imagination”
TEHRAN – A senior expert says Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global energy corridor, is a “strategic success beyond imagination.”
Why the war on Iran will dictate the next era in American politics
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Why the war on Iran will dictate the next era in American politics
TEHRAN — The fragile two-week ceasefire that took effect around April 8, decidedly not a victory for Washington or Tel Aviv, has forced Iran’s adversaries to confront the limits of their military pressure and the internal rivalries that both fuel the war and are now being reshaped by its possible fallout.
Minab installation commemorates martyred students
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Minab installation commemorates martyred students
TEHRAN- To honor the memories of the young students martyred in the recent tragedy and mark the 40th day of their martyrdom, a conceptual art installation featuring 2,000 red butterflies and symbolic crimson pages has been unveiled at the ruins of Minab’s Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School.
International artists cultural figures acknowledge Irans victory against US Israel
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International artists, cultural figures acknowledge Iran’s victory against US, Israel
TEHRAN – After announcing the acceptance of Iran’s conditions by the US President Donald Trump and the announcement of a ceasefire on April 8, which marked a definite failure of the US and Israel in the war against Iran, several international artists and cultural figures have reacted on social media.
Extent of damage to Isfahans historic sites unclear UNESCO academic says
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Extent of damage to Isfahan’s historic sites unclear, UNESCO academic says
Isfahan - A senior Iranian academic affiliated with UNESCO said it is not yet possible to provide an accurate assessment of damage to historic monuments in Isfahan following recent air strikes, citing the need for detailed studies once conditions stabilize.
Scholars condemn damage to Irans cultural heritage
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Scholars condemn damage to Iran’s cultural heritage
TEHRAN - A group of international researchers and heritage specialists has condemned the damage inflicted on Iran’s cultural heritage during the recent US-Israeli military strikes, warning that the destruction threatens not only historical sites but also global scientific research and collective human memory.
