Iran Today

For centuries, Isfahan was called half the world a jewel of Islamic art and architecture. But today, it's more than a cultural treasure. With world-class universities, a booming steel industry, thriving agriculture, and nearly two thousand projects awaiting completion, Isfahan is fast becoming one of Iran's most dynamic economic hubs. From heritage to high-tech, from tourism to trade, discover why investors are calling Isfahan the gateway to growth.

They call it Half the World, Isfahan, Iran's crown jewel of art, culture, and history. From the turquoise domes of its mosques to the arches of its legendary bridges, this ancient city has captivated travelers for centuries. But beyond its beauty lies a story of untapped potential. With more than 20,000 historical sites and millions of visitors each year, Isfahan is now opening its doors to global investment in hotels, heritage, health tourism, and more. Join us as we uncover why this timeless city could be the next frontier for tourism in West Asia.

For decades, the world has been told a story of division Shia against Sunni, Iran against itself. But is that the truth? This week, we uncover the reality of unity: born of faith, tested in hard times, and lived every day. Shia and Sunni. One Ummah. One truth the West doesn't want you to see.

For nearly two decades, Iran's nuclear program has been caught in a storm of sanctions, sabotage, and broken promises. Now, Europe has pulled the trigger on its most powerful weapon: the snapback. Six punishing UN resolutions, poised to return in full force. But is this about law or leverage? Why does Iran call it illegitimate? And could this be the moment Europe loses its last shred of credibility in the nuclear dispute?

Iran stands on the brink of a historic water crisis, where taps could soon run dry. Climate change and rapid growth, along with other factors fuel the threat, but this is also a story of resilience. From ancient qanats to cutting-edge desalination, Iran is fighting for a sustainable future. This is not the first time this land has faced a challenge. And it will not be the first time it triumphs.

In 1953, a democratically elected leader was toppled, not by his people, but by London and Washington. Operation Ajax was an Anglo-American coup that changed Iran forever. Seventy-two years later, the same powers tried again. But this time, Iran stood firm. Why did Mossadegh fall, but today's Iran endure? The story of two coups—past and present."

A single image. A young soldier… staring down death with unwavering resolve. When Mohsen Hojaji was captured and martyred by Daesh in 2017, his final moments ignited a nation and a movement. From the deserts of Syria to the hearts of millions, his sacrifice became a symbol of resistance… and a promise: terror would be defeated. This is the untold story of the Holy Shrine Defenders the quiet warriors who stood on the frontlines so terror would never reach their homeland. They gave everything… so others could live.

Hidden in the western highlands of Iran lies Ilam- an untapped economic powerhouse rich in oil, gas, agriculture, and trade potential. With unmatched access to Iraq and vast natural wealth, Ilam is poised to become a magnet for global investors. Discover why this overlooked province may just be Iran's next big economic frontier.

Far from the noise of the capital, beyond the towering peaks of the Zagros, lies a place untouched by time. Ilam- where ancient civilizations once thrived, where oak-covered mountains meet crystal waterfalls, and where tradition lives in every village and every smile. Known as the Bride of the Zagros, Ilam is Iran's best-kept secret-now stepping into the spotlight. From eco-tourism and cultural heritage to health travel and investment opportunities, this is a land on the rise. This is not just a destination. This is Ilam-the rising star of Iran's tourism renaissance.

In a region long shaped by American dominance, one strike changed everything. Just days after Trump’s order to target Iran’s nuclear sites, Tehran fired back not with threats, but with 14 ballistic missiles, aimed directly at the heart of US military power in the region: Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar.