The Iranian NGO “Our Ideal Land” involved in environmental activities conducted a public program on last Friday coinciding with the Day of Tasu’a aimed to clean the streets...
By: Golnar Motevalli Life in Iran is about to change. With a nuclear deal struck with the West, Iranian officials are looking toward “a new chapter.” For...
It seems that this is the worst time to travel a citizen of Saudi Arabia to Iran. If a Saudi citizen suddenly decided to live...
Isfahan became the fifth Iranian city to open an urban rail network. According to Iranian media, the first phase of Isfahan metro Line 1 was...
For many Iranians, shopping has become a near-obsessive ritual. Although traditional bazaars remain the favorite places to shop for most young people, they now face...
By Golnar Motevalli, Bloomberg Business Despite being hobbled by sanctions, Iran is in the midst of a shopping mall boom. Several modern shopping malls, some...
By Mehdi Sepahvand - Trend Poland has enormous achievements in road and railroad construction, and it would like to share its experience with Iran, the...
Women in Iran are ready to make career gains in a way few of their peers can in the Persian Gulf Arab world, Bloomberg reports....
The Middle East’s longest subway line was inaugurated in a ceremony attended by Iranian president Hassan Rouhani and Tehran Mayor Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf. The last...
The founder of the popular photography blog Humans of New York (HONY) says Iran holds a special place in his heart. American photographer Brandon Stanton...
The first phase of Tabriz metro Line 1 opened for trial passenger services on August 28, with free travel offered for an initial three months,...
Traffic congestions, pollution and rapid population growth are all making life more difficult in megacities across Iran. At the same time the facilities available to...
British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has described Tehran as a perfectly normal, bustling, dynamic, entrepreneurial and developing world city which has clearly enormous potential. “What...
Interest in leisure as a sociological concept is a relatively new phenomenon in Iran. Sociologists have viewed leisure as part of culture and have noted...
While Iran has seen waves of great political reform over the past several decades, both the monarchy and the current republic have used architecture to...
It takes a great artist to change the largely skewed looking glass through which many people view Iranian culture. Social and economic oppression tend to be what...
Madi Jahangir takes us on an armchair tour of Tehran, Iran’s most culturally diverse, modernized city famed for its gardens, cafes and thriving art scene. ...
Tehran, the capital and largest city of Iran, is located in north-central Iran, at the juncture of the Trans-Iranian rail network. Tehran (also Teheran) is...
Modern #architecture was introduced in Iran 60 years ago and we are now witnessing the fourth generation of Iranian architects. With architecture how a productive...
Urbanization has contributed to significant growth in the service sector. In 2006 the sector ranked as the largest contributor to the GDP (45 percent) and...