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Beyond Irans famous cities villages that deserve a place on every travelers itinerary

· 9 min read

Beyond Iran’s famous cities: villages that deserve a place on every traveler’s itinerary​

TEHRAN - Iran’s historical cities are renowned for their grand mosques, Persian gardens, traditional bazaars and Silk Road heritage. Yet beyond the familiar destinations of Isfahan, Shiraz and Yazd, to name a few, lies another side of the country: a landscape of mountain villages, ancient mud-brick settlements and rural communities whose traditions offer a different perspective on Iranian life.

Beyond Iran’s famous cities: villages that deserve a place on every traveler’s itinerary

Dawn of a new era in naval battle What does the Iranian style bring

· One min read

Dawn of a new era in naval battle: What does the Iranian style bring?​

For decades, American aircraft carriers symbolized Washington’s military might and served as instruments for imposing its will on other nations. However, the 2026 aggression against the Islamic Republic of Iran marked a turning point. Iranian anti-ship missiles targeted the American fleet, forcing it to retreat — a development that brings the end of the U.S. military presence in the region’s waters closer. As the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Sayyid Mojtaba Hosseini Khamenei, wrote on September 28, 2026: “It will not be long before the Arabian Sea rids itself of them [the aggressor enemy] too.”

Dawn of a new era in naval battle: What does the Iranian style bring?

Tackling Irans Power Deficit

· 2 min read

Tackling Iran’s Power Deficit​

To overcome chronic national electricity imbalances, Iran is deploying a blended financial framework targeting 10,000 MW of new solar capacity. Driven by capital market instruments, sovereign wealth allocations, commercial banks, and private financial institutions—anchored by Tourism Bank—this strategy combines utility-scale direct execution with structured credit underwriting for independent power producers.

Tackling Iran’s Power Deficit

DOE IUCN discuss joint programs to protect endangered species

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DOE, IUCN discuss joint programs to protect endangered species​

TEHRAN – Hamid Zohrabi, deputy head of the Department of Environment (DOE), and Vivek Menon, chair of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Species Survival Commission (SSC), have discussed ways to strengthen cooperation in developing management and conservation programs for endangered species.

DOE, IUCN discuss joint programs to protect endangered species