2nd and Final Part Dr. Iraj Bashiri — “That’s what brought us to the realization that we were in a life and death struggle with them. Struggle not just for the people,... Read more »
Reza Vaghefi — Indian Independence The British Empire was probably the only empire in history of mankind that at one time covered one-fourth of the world (Grand Improvisation, by Derek Leebaert). It... Read more »
Ryan Holiday — Forget 1-800-CEO Read. The greatest book on business and leadership was written in the 4th century BC by a Greek about a Persian King. Yeah, that’s right. Behold: Cyrus... Read more »
Michael McClain — Firstly, a few observations. It has been commented that I am “medieval and not modern, rural and not urban”, and that I am “an incurable idealist and romantic”. Just... Read more »
M. Reza Vaghefi – Indian Independence — The British Empire was probably the only empire in history of mankind that at one time covered one-fourth of the world (Grand Improvisation, by Derek... Read more »
PanteA Bahrami — The Berlin Institute of Contemporary Art is holding an exhibition of photos, manuscripts, screenings and videos of the 32-year-old Iranian-American director, Reza Abdoh who died of aids in 1995.... Read more »
By Brian H Appleton Perhaps the place to start is to define the word Pahlavan. It goes back to Persian antiquity and meant warrior hero; not just victorious in battle and in... Read more »
Dr. Iraj Bashiri (Part one) — We are generally, from childhood, knowledgeable about the mythical and immortal persona of ‘Amu Nowruz (uncle New Year). But are we familiar with his inner feelings?... Read more »
Michael McClain — For some reason, there seems to be a sort of obsession to claim some sort of special kinship between the Iranian peoples on the one hand and the Germanic... Read more »
Compiled By: Firouzeh Mirrazavi — Deputy Editor of Iran Review Every morning, in houses all over Iran, a gas burner flickers to life under a kettle that will continue to boil all... Read more »