TEHRAN – American philosopher Susan Neiman’s 2019 publication “Learning from the Germans: Race and the Memory of Evil” will be reviewed on Tuesday during a meeting at the Book City Institute in Tehran.

Mohammad-Mostafa Bayat, the translator of the Persian edition of the book, and Amir Saemi, a philosophy scholar from the Institute for Research in

Nafiseh Zarei is a media activist who began writing seriously with short tales and poems around ten years ago.

The book "A Khaki Wrestling Singlet," which is about the life of the martyred athlete Asghar Manafizadeh, is this author's first significant contribution to the genre of defense literature.

* What of your works, Ms. Zarei, have been

TEHRAN – Songwriter and musician Hamid Shahangian, best known for the anthem “Khomeini, Oh Imam!”, was honored on Sunday by the 38th Fajr Music Festival.

He received an award from Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance Mohammad-Mehdi Esmaeili at Tehran’s Arasbaran Cultural Center.

Shahangian was also presented with a portrait of himself done by

TEHRAN – Esteghlal, the most decorated football team in Hazfi Cup, defeated 10-man Malvan to book their place in the quarterfinals round of the Iran’s Hazfi Cup.

In the match held in Tehran’s Azadi Stadium, Arsalan Motahari opened the scoring for the Blues in the 74th minute and Arman Ramezani made it 2-0 five minutes later.

Malavan player Majid