In the large room adjacent to the Iranian pastry kitchen Miraas Cafe & Pastry, located in Vaughan, north of Toronto, about 60 women are sitting on their yoga mats. The room is so full that many have to sit on chairs leaning against the walls. A few sobs pierce the silence. A woman tilts her … Read more
In Leila and her brothersSaeed Roustaee portrays Iranian siblings struggling in a country in crisis, notably under the effect of international sanctions. The business of happiness, documentary by Jean-Christophe Ribot and Claire Alet, brings to light on Arte the hidden face of the flourishing personal development market. And France Télévisions is broadcasting a documentary by … Read more
Tehran (IQNA)- Persian literature professor at Ataturk University in Turkey considers Persian the best language for poetry and literature, emphasizing the role of Iranian thinkers and men of letters in the development of mystical literature and the formation of Islamic civilization. In an interview with the Iranian Quranic News Agency (IQNA), Nemat Yildirim, a professor … Read more