Florez is now set to become a worldwide name after her boyfriend, Javier Milei, was elected as the next President of Argentina. Fatima Florez, born María Eugenia Florez, is an Argentine actress, comedian, and impersonator. She is known for her impersonations of former Argentine president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner on Periodismo para todos, an Argentine investigative journalism TV program. The ... Read More »
Donald Trump‘s youngest son Barron is now comfortably the tallest in the family, towering over his father at his grandmother’s funeral. Father and son stood next to each other as they mourned Melania Trump‘s mother Amalija Knavs, who died on January 9 aged 78. Barron, now 17, stands at 6ft, 7 inches – taller even than his ex-president father who ... Read More »
IN the backdrop of the 1971 war with India, and the United States’ arms embargo on Pakistan, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto wanted to get closer to the American leaders. In a bid, he offered the US the opportunity to establish air and naval bases in Pakistan’s Balochistan province. This offer came when had already announced a plan worth $8 billion to ... Read More »
Abbas Aghazamani is one of the most mysterious figures involved in the victory of the revolution. Agha Zamani was born in 1318 into a market family in Tehran. After receiving his diploma, he went to the Academy of Education and worked as a primary school teacher. The cities of Damavand and Rineh were among the first places of his service ... Read More »
Abbas Aghazamani is one of the most mysterious figures involved in the victory of the revolution. Agha Zamani was born in 1318 into a market family in Tehran. After receiving his diploma, he went to the Academy of Education and worked as a primary school teacher. The cities of Damavand and Rineh were among the first places of his service ... Read More »
This hospital was built on a land area of 11,000 metres, which was purchased by a businessman named Amin al-Sharia in the neighbourhood of Tabrizihai, Isfahan, for the Church Missionary Society (CMS), and its deed was registered under the name of the Church Missionary Society. The English missionaries dedicated the Christian Hospital with 7,500 metres of infrastructure on that land ... Read More »
The 17th of Shahrivar is the anniversary of the death of Sadegh Rezazadeh Shafaq, a Tabrizi constitutionalist politician, writer, and professor at Tehran University. Sadegh Rezazadeh was born on December 9, 1271, in the Sorkhab neighbourhood of Tabriz. His father was Reza and his grandfather was Haji Sadegh, and on the occasion of this same name with his grandfather, he ... Read More »
General Seyyed Aminullah Kowsar (1291–1378), who, after predicting the fate of the country, requested retirement at the age of 49 (1340) and preferred to make a garden and remain a gardener, not a soldier. The garden he created in Haftenan, Shiraz, was in existence for many years after his death. Haftanan residents of Shiraz may remember “General Station” on bus ... Read More »
Parviz Natel Khanlari was born in March 1292. His grandfather, Mirza Ahmad Mazandarani, had a civil service in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and was nicknamed “Khanlar Khan” and “Itsam al-Molk”. After studying in Saint Louis schools, American schools, and Tharwat schools, he went to Dar al-Funun and studied literature at the suggestion of Professor Badiul Zaman Farozanfar. He received ... Read More »
On Saturday, November 6, the Millennium Gate Museum in Atlanta, Georgia, hosted the unveiling ceremony of the statue of Cyrus the Great. The construction of this statue was done with the efforts of living in America, and it was unveiled at the Atlanta Museum on the eve of Cyrus the Great Day. This bronze figure, which is about 10 metres ... Read More »