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2022-03-15 18:53
An interview with Fardin Arish by Zeinab Zare Chaharmandan
The Storm Came and Took us
Many stories and incidents have happened from when this mysterious and uncontrollable virus first began to spread over the world, until now that it has gotten weaker.
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2022-02-09 18:47
An interview with Muhammad Ali Ghasemi
“Hadigheh Heydari” and the story of the battle with the Ba'athist regime in Iraq
The book “Hadigheh Heydari” by Muhammad Ali Ghasemi, is the Ayatollah Sheikh Abdul Rahman Heydari’s memories that has been by Soore Mehr publication this year.
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2022-01-25 18:47
An Interview with Leila Nazari Gilande about Haj Jalal's life
The lonely man in the days of the war
The “Haj Jalal” by Leila Nazari Gilande is the memories of Jalal Hajibabaei, his family and, what happened to them during the war.
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2022-01-15 18:09
An Interview with Marzieh Nafari Admired Author of “Left from Son”
A reflection of the bloody uprising of Khordad 15th in a different novel
The novel “Left from Son” is a narration of the life story of a man overwhelmed by the wounding of his son and is set to flourish again. Standing on the Bagherabad Bridge, near his house, Salar, a man who has been estranged from the family, got into a fight with people having nothing to do with them. Actually, it does not matter to him why such people have moved to Tehran and why they are indignant.
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2021-11-28 17:25
Ambassador Dzhagaryan talks to Tehran Times about pressing issues
Russian Ambassador to Tehran Levan Dzhagaryan talks to the Tehran Times in Tehran on Tuesday, November 23, about certain pressing issues such as the Vienna nuclear talks, expiry of the UN arms embargo against Iran, the armed conflict between the Republic of Azerbaijan and Armenia. In part of his interview, Dzhagaryan says some Iranian demands for the success of the Vienna talks primarily intended to lift sanctions against Iran are “very logical”.
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2021-04-09 17:01
By Mohammad Araghi
‘Read and fight for what's right’, Danish-Lebanese artist tells the youth
Now at 29 years of age, the Danish-Lebanese artist is now a father of two, and as a Muslim artist, he is dealing with the reality of today’s lifestyle in the pandemic. Having experienced a journey of self-realization in his early twenties, Ali Al Hadi says Islamic artists have a big responsibility to fulfill.
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2020-10-04 21:56
By Afshin Majlesi
Iran sets sights on tourism rebound if coronavirus wanes, minister says
TEHRAN – The Islamic Republic of Iran is developing necessary infrastructure in the realms of traveling, accommodation, and human resources as it eyeing to jumpstart travels whenever coronavirus restrictions ease, Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts Minister Ali-Asghar Mounesan told the Tehran Times in an exclusive interview on Saturday.
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2020-05-18 19:20
By Afshin Majlesi
Iran tourism industry to rebound sooner than expected: deputy minister
TEHRAN – The tourism industry of Iran will get back on the right track sooner than expected thanks to measures taken to tackle the spread of coronavirus, deputy tourism minister Vali Teymouri has said.
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2019-09-30 18:26
Iran is an amazing and wonderful country for tourists, envoy says
TEHRAN – Iran is an amazing and wonderful country for tourists and [Some] ninety percent of Spanish cultural tourists are willing to visit the country at least for once, Madrid’s ambassador to Tehran has said.
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2019-09-29 19:24
By Marjohn Sheikhi
‘Passion, penchant for uncertainty’ are what you need for archaeology, says Prof. Barbara Kaim
TEHRAN - Renowned Polish Professor Barbara Kaim, an archaeologist with a focus on Iran and Central Asia, says you need passion and a penchant for uncertainty to venture into the realm of archaeology.
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2019-08-23 19:35
By Afshin Majlesi
Traveler recommends potential tourists to visit Iran before a “big influx”
Many tourism associates believe that Iran is still somewhat of a lesser-known destination for many avid globetrotters, saying the country, despite having enormous potentials, has a long way to go to occupy a dominant position in world tourism market.
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2019-08-10 16:01
By Seyyed Mostafa Mousavi Sabet
Italian filmmaker Diego Vida: Iranian minorities live in sympathy with each other
Italian producer, director and writer Diego Vida, who has collaborated in numerous Hollywood productions such as “Fast & Furious” and “Mission Impossible”, as well as in videogame projects like “Bomberman”, and “AdventureQuest”, has chosen to live in Iran. His studio is located on Kish Island as he visits other cities to raise his level of knowledge of Iranian culture and lifestyle. Diego has shared his views about many issues in Iran and the world in an e-mail interview with the Tehran Times.
