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The Truth About Al-Hussain’s Revolt

Different phenomena vary as to their realities. Similarly, every uprising or revolt is unique as to the truth (s) underlying its eruption [and eventual success or otherwise]....

Science

Gas Detection Nanosensors Developed

Nader Alizadeh and Sajjad Pirsa, researchers from Tarbiat Modarres University in Tehran, have developed nanosensors for gas leak detection through polymerization of pyrrole.

Economy

Foreign Trade Exceeds $47b

The value Iran’s foreign trade in the first six months of the current Iranian year (started March 20) exceeded $47 billion....

Foreign Relations

Lebanon for Broadening Ties

Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati pledged to do his utmost to lift obstacles to implementation of agreements between his country and Iran....

Sports

Iranian Basketball Team Beats Japan to Win FIBA’s 4th Asia Cup

Iranian basketball team has won the 2012 FIBA Asia Cup in a scintillating performance against Japan.

Art & Litreture

Persian Literati Honored in Tokyo

Japanese and Iranian Persian literature scholars Emiko Okada and Farah Mosta’an were honored for their great efforts in promoting Persian literature in Japan during a ceremony held at Iran’s embassy in Tokyo.

Culture

Tourist Arrivals Up 49%

Iran is ready to receive 7.5 million tourists, said the deputy head of Iran’s Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization.

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Rare Moments in the Nation’s History

In a nation’s history there are, either by accident or design, rare moments. The Iranian youth’s attempt to neutralize the US-backed sanctions against Iran during the past few decades is such moment. The post-revolution youth of Iran symbolize change in this country.

Tehran welcomes further expansion of ties with Athens

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad-Javad Zarif and his Greek counterpart Dimitris Avramopoulos met at the UN headquarters in New York....

Ticket for 2014 FIFA World Cup

2. How does FIFA in general decide which seats belong to which category?FIFA determines the categorisation of each seat in the Stadium on a Match-by-Match basis. This means that (i) the Ticket Category may vary from Match to Match; (ii) all Ticket Categories may comprise stadium seats of the lower and upper tier, (iii) the Ticket Categorisation remains unaffected from any conditions on the Match day, such as weather conditions; and (iv) Ticket Category boundaries may vary from Match to Match. Such differentiation is necessary to secure that the maximum number of Tickets can be made available to football fans...

Iran’s Appreance at FIFA World Cup

Iran may have never reached the second round of the World Cup in three previous appearances but that does not mean Team Melli’s participation has been forgettable – far from it. When the West Asians appear on the global stage, they may leave fairly early but the stories remain for much longer. With games coming against Argentina, Bosnia and Nigeria this June, just how well Iran do in Brazil under coach Carlos Queiroz is set to become the most fascinating chapter yet. This is episode four, a new hope. It all started back in 1978 in South America. Being drawn against the mighty Netherlands, a talented Scottish team and the dark horses of Peru was a tough introduction even before the team ...

FIFA World Cup

(Named Honorary FIFA President on 8 June 1998) Dr João Havelange’s 24 years as FIFA President were a period of significant change which featured, most notably, the expansion of the FIFA World Cup from a 16-team tournament to one twice as large by the time the Brazilian left his post in 1998. An Olympic swimmer and water polo player in his younger days, Havelange’s greatest achievement as a football administrator was arguably to ensure increased involvement on the world stage for teams from Asia, Africa, CONCACAF and Oceania, who had had just three FIFA World Cup finalists between them in 1974. FIFA’s Zurich headquarters housed just 12 staff members when he took office ...

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