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Discover the rich history of Iran, from ancient empires to modern turmoil, through the eyes of a cultural commentator.
The Divine Trail Gujarat has for long attracted visitors from distant lands in search of trade, empire, or refuge. Together ...
The big question following U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran’s nuclear program is: What remains of it? U.S. President Donald ...
They built schools, especially for girls, hospitals, libraries, and fire temples. Education and charity became hallmarks of the Parsi identity. Their contributions to the economy during this time were ...
Beneath the rugged mountains of southeastern Iran, archaeologists are carefully unearthing traces of a Bronze Age society that could upend the accepted narrative of where writing and urban life began.
It would seem like the U.S. and Israel are at cross purposes here. PARSI: Well, in some ways, they are, because the Israelis don't want to see any deal at all between the U.S. and Iran.
Iran and the United States concluded a fifth round of high-stakes nuclear talks in Rome on Friday amid growing skepticism in Tehran about the chances of a deal as Washington hardens its position.
Iran Underground queer network challenges Iranian regime Homosexuality remains punishable by death in country Published 1 month ago on May 20, 2025 By Ankush Kumar (Image by Micha Klootwijk/Bigstock) ...
Two of the museum's most compelling exhibits are replicas of a Tower of Silence and a Parsi fire temple. The Tower of Silence, or dakhma, is where Parsis leave their dead to be returned to nature ...
Of opium, fire temples, and sarees: A peek into the world of India's dwindling Parsis The museum contains artefacts and furniture from prominent Parsi families Cherylann Mollan BBC News, Mumbai ...
Some of these include cuneiform bricks, terracotta pots, coins and other objects sourced from places like Babylon, Mesopotamia, Susa and Iran and are dated to 4000-5000 BCE. These are places where ...
PARSI: Certainly, and I don't think that's been a mystery at all. Given more than 40 years of sanctions on the country, it's been quite clear that the infrastructure is in very poor shape.