In his speech on Monday, October 3 from the Rose Garden President Bush interrupted a reporter’s question on “why are we in Iraq Mr. Pre…”

Mr. Akbar Ganji’s hunger strike has left a deep wound in the Iranian psyche inside and outside of the country. We certainly have read a

In recent days there has been many complaints about the result of the presidential election in Iran. Calm down fellow Persians and ponder on this

In his State of Union address President Bush was quite transparent on his views about the regime in Iran and poked the ayatollahs in the

The balmy mid-spring air in the outskirts of the city of Yazd was gently caressing the young girl's face. Filled with joy she began running

Although it’s thought that the Chinese may have had gardens for thousands of years but due to the closed and limited access to Chinese culture

Well it's Noruz, the Persian New Year, the start of spring — and what better than making peace with adversaries in the traditional Persian way?

In that beautiful early summer evening Amir raised his glass of wine with a smile to palate his favorite cabernet and with his ubiquitous sense

While many articles will be written and many interviews will be conducted on the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi, yet “peace” remains one

The US Census Bureau and the Department of Labor should modify the way they categorize the population into groups and sub-groups based on race and

  The world is in a state of anguish as it to what the government of Iran is up to and how far it has

Recently I read All the Shah's Men, a new book by Stephen Kinzer. After I finished reading the book I realized that, similar to many

On a cold winter afternoon in Tehran a woman dressed in her imposed Islamic attire enters into a dark underground tunnel, escorted by a guard.

Once again we hear from Tehran about attacks on college students. While it's hard not to get excited over the rekindling of the dying flame

So finally like an Olympic event that people in this country watch while conducting their routine chores during their dinnertime the Hollywood-like version of the

Walk on me …………..Walk on me …………..Walk on me Touch me …………..Touch me ……………………….Touch me Open up the windows, let the warm golden dusts of

There were some friends whose parents did not force them to take a nap on hot summer afternoons in Tehran. But in our family, and

We the Iranian people from coast to coast and from the sea to the shining sea have certain attitudes towards each other that are remnants