Faryabaz Raeis Dana: Rouhani’s government is biased in marketization and privatization/ Delbar Tavakoli.Faryabaz Raeis Dana, a prominent figure: Rouhani’s government is biased towards marketization and privatization/ Delbar Tavakoli.

This is not a complete sentence, so it cannot be translated accurately. Please provide a complete sentence for translation. Delbar Tavakoli The echoes of workers’ slogans in the streets of Shush and Ahvaz in the months of Aban and Azar of this year, twisted: “They took Ismail, we are all part of it” and “Inflation […]...

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Water scarcity, economic crisis, or a political factor in Iran’s future? / Delbar Tavakoli

In conversation with Naser Karami and Mohammad Darvish. This is a caption. Delbar Tavakoli From the time of the Constitutional Revolution until now, various militant groups have formed in Iran to establish democracy, freedom of speech, and other similar causes. Throughout different periods of history, individuals have been arrested, killed, and suppressed. However, it was […]...

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Hope for Architects: Rouhani showed his deceptive face / Beloved Trust

This is a caption این یک عنوان است. This is a caption. Delbar Tokhali Seventh Golestan Street in Tehran had turned into a war zone; on one side were the police and security forces, and on the other side were the steadfast Gonabadis. The clashes began when the security forces imposed restrictions on the movements […]...

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Mohammad Darvish: The environment is the private courtyard of politicians / Delbar Tavakoli.

The caption is not provided, so the text cannot be translated accurately. Please provide the caption for a proper translation. Delbar Tokali Over the past two decades, environmental activists have faced many ups and downs; including the drying up of Zayandeh Rood and Lake Urmia, the martyrdom of dozens of environmentalists, illegal hunting, dam construction, […]...

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Prediction of elimination of subsidies for millions of people in the 97 budget bill / Delbar Tavakoli

“Right-aligned image” Delbar Tavakoli Many believe that the nationwide protests in Iran during the month of Dey this year are solely due to the economic problems of the people; it has even been heard in some places that they called it the “egg protests”. If we assume that the only reason for the people’s protests […]...

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“To live” is the right of every human being to have a conversation with Dr. Kamyar Alaei/Delbar Tavakoli.

Every year on April 7th, in different countries around the world, a celebration is held to commemorate World Health Day. Additionally, each year, the World Health Organization announces a specific theme or slogan based on global health priorities and concerns. “Small organisms, big threat.” It is a slogan announced by the World Health Organization in […]...

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Freedom of speech and media with borders or without borders? / Delbar Tavakoli

Two brothers who attacked the office of the magazine “Charlie Hebdo” in Paris on the morning of January 7, 2015 and targeted the cartoonists present in the office with bullets, perhaps only intended to seek revenge from the cartoonists of the Prophet of Islam. But in a way, they targeted the principle of freedom of […]...

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The voice of women is forbidden; in conversation with Hani Nirou / the charming Tavakoli.

Peace Line – From the 1979 Revolution until now, Iranian women have faced many restrictions in participating in social, artistic, political, and even economic activities. Throughout all these years, efforts have been made to push women more and more into society, but this attempt has always been met with resistance from women. In fact, even […]...

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