Majid Mohammadi is an Iranian-American sociologist, author, and analyst specializing in Middle Eastern politics, Islamism, and civil society. Born in Tehran, he holds a Ph.D. in Sociology from Stony Brook University and has taught at institutions such as Glenville State College and Binghamton University. A prolific writer, Mohammadi has authored over 80 books in Persian […]
IraneFarda is an independent, 24-hour Persian language television station. Its offices and studios are in London, UK. Its American branch is in Los Angeles, US. Iranefarda is not affiliated with any political or government group. Iranefarda TV features political, economic and business world and local news, hourly news updates, current affairs opinion and analysis, and […]
Bijan Farhoodi is an experienced Iranian‑born journalist and broadcaster based in London, best known for his long tenure at Voice of America’s Persian service (VOA) where he began in April 1980. Over decades, he covered significant international events—spanning politics, sports, and economics—and in December 2002, played a key role in founding and naming Radio Farda, […]
Iraj Mesdaghi is an Iranian-Swedish writer and human rights activist. He began his political activism in the United States with the Confederation of Iranian Students and returned to Iran during the 1979 revolution. In 1981, he was arrested for his activities with the People’s Mojahedeen of Iran (PMOI) and spent over a decade imprisoned in […]
Shahram Homayoun is an Iranian political protester, political dissident, and the proprietor of “Channel one,” a Persian adherent TV station based in Los Angeles, California that broadcasts into Iran every day. Shahram Homayoun fled Iran for the Joined together States in 1991. He was a checked man in Iran, since he bolstered vote based system […]
Khosro Fravahar is a political analyst, historian, and media personality currently residing in Austria. Born in the mid-1960s in Tehran to an Azerbaijani father and an Austrian mother, he initially went by the name Khosro Samadi before adopting the surname Fravahar. Fravahar is a vocal advocate for a constitutional monarchy in Iran and is known […]
Iraj Mesdaghi is an Iranian-Swedish writer and human rights activist. He began his political activism in the United States with the Confederation of Iranian Students and returned to Iran during the 1979 revolution. In 1981, he was arrested for his activities with the People’s Mojahedeen of Iran (PMOI) and spent over a decade imprisoned in […]
Pars TV is a prominent Persian-language television network based in Los Angeles, California, that began its broadcasts in 1987. Founded by Engineer Amir Shojareh, a former technical engineer and communications expert with Iran’s state media, the network has grown into a leading Iranian media outlet with millions of viewers globally. Pars TV offers 24-hour programming […]
Menashe Amir, born on December 27, 1939, in Tehran, Iran, is a distinguished Iranian-Israeli journalist and broadcaster celebrated for his influential Persian-language radio program on Israel Radio International, part of Kol Yisrael. Starting his journalism career at 17 with Tehran’s Kayhan newspaper, he moved to Israel in 1959 and rose to prominence as a leading […]