tehran News

Doug Robert, author of the thrilling romance, The Man Who Fooled SAVAK, says whatever you do in life - never give up. In this interview Mr. Roberts discusses the true events that shaped The Man Who Fooled SAVAK.

With the current uprisings in the Middle East, The Man Who Fooled SAVAK is just as relevant today as if it were written in the 1970s. The book is a sensitive portrayal of the power of love and of freedom and what one man would do to have both.

Recently published research from Business Monitor International, "Iran Infrastructure Report Q1 2011", is now available at Fast Market Research

Author Shirin Amani Azari held a book signing at the world’s most famous luxury department store, Harrods, where the enthusiastic crowd bought every available copy.

Once Upon a Time in Tehran by Shirin Amani Azari is a beautiful and touching fictional memoir inspired by true-life events.

Student World Assembly cosponsors Rally in Support of Human Rights in Iran Cosponsored by Amnesty International

At CurlSalon.com, we take a look at equality and personal freedoms, while the world's eye is on Iran. -Dedicated to Neda, a young girl killed in Tehran.

Rally "Defend Human Rights in Iran" Cosponsored by Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch

Leading
 Iranian
 opposition
 figures
 will
 be
 meeting
 in
 Brussels,
 Belgium
 for
 a conference
 on
1‐2
April
2009
to
discuss
the
prospects
for
democratization
and
federalism
in Iran.

Nobody has doubts about the fact that empowerment of women can transform them into powerful agents of social change for the larger task of nation building.

Tehran based aviation and pilot training company, PAAviation www.paaviation.com has recently opened the world's first unisex Muslim skydiving centre.

A documentary that tells the never before heard story of a big city