Category: History
women’s soccer players
Five members of the women’s soccer team competing in the Women’s Asian Cup in Australia have been granted humanitarian visas, … Continue reading ➝
About southampton university
The University of Southampton is ranked among the top 100 universities globally and top 15 in the UK. The University … Continue reading ➝
From Nationalist Outsider
Meloni often highlights her modest background to present herself as close to “ordinary Italians,” which has become part of her … Continue reading ➝
Most Expensive Legs in the World
Motel Ghoo — officially known as Salman Shahr — is one of the most beloved coastal destinations along the Caspian … Continue reading ➝
Cinema Without Borders
Panahi faced significant delays in obtaining a U.S. visa; his planned appearance at NYFF was initially cancelled because of these … Continue reading ➝
The Story of Master
Farkhondeh Golafshan in Mashhad. Her profession, before and during her marriage, included that of a teacher. She married Mohammad-Reza Shajarian … Continue reading ➝
How a Failed Mission Reshaped U.S. Power
The failed U.S. military mission known as Operation Eagle Claw, launched in April 1980 to rescue American hostages held in … Continue reading ➝
The Story of the 1981 Hostage Release
In 1979, the Shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, was overthrown during the Revolution. The U.S. had previously supported the Shah. After … Continue reading ➝
The Brutal Lebanese Civil War in Photographs, 1975-1989
The Lebanese Civil War was both an internal Lebanese affair and a regional conflict involving a host of regional and … Continue reading ➝
The Life and Legacy of Niloufar Afshar
Niloufar Afshar (also spelled Niloufar or Niloofar) became part of the Pahlavi family legacy through her marriage to Prince Shahram … Continue reading ➝