Morteza Esmailpour – Oct 16

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Bijan R. Kian is an Iranian-American businessman and former U.S. government official. Born in Tehran in 1952, he immigrated to the United States and became a prominent figure in both business and public service. Kian served as a board member of the Export-Import Bank of the United States from 2006 to 2011, nominated by President […]

Jamshid Chalangi – Oct 15

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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 […]

Alireza Meybodi – Oct 15

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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 […]

Mojtaba Vahedi – Oct 15

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Mojtaba Vahedi (born August 27, 1964, in Qom, Iran) is an Iranian journalist and political figure. Initially involved in the 1979 Iranian Revolution, he later became editor-in-chief of the reformist newspaper Aftab Yazd and served as a senior advisor to opposition leader Mehdi Karroubi. Disillusioned by the regime’s unresponsiveness to reform, Vahedi fled Iran in […]

Mehdi Nasiri – Live – Oct 14

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Mehdi Nasiri (born 1963 in Damghan, Iran) is an Iranian journalist, author, and former editor-in-chief of the hardline newspaper Kayhan, who later became one of the most prominent intellectual critics of the Islamic Republic. His break with the regime began in the 1990s while editing Sobh, when he witnessed systemic corruption and suppression of dissent. […]