Nazenin Ansari

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Iran's Nowruz Celebration: An Interview with Dr. Jessica Emami

2 months ago | kayhanlife.com | Nazenin Ansari |Ceremony Held

By Nazenin AnsariOn Thursday, March 20, Iranians gathered at significant historical sites across the country to celebrate Nowruz, the Persian New Year, while also calling for the restoration of the monarchy. The crowds chanted the name of Reza Shah, the founder of the Pahlavi Dynasty, who played a crucial role in modernizing Iran a century ago. In his annual Nowruz address, the leader of the Islamic Republic, Ali Khamenei, did not utter one word about the ancient Persian celebration.
Former White House Speechwriter Rosshirt Discusses Breakdown, Childhood in Iran

Feb 7, 2025 | kayhanlife.com | Nazenin Ansari

Copy and paste this HTML code into your webpage to embed. By Nazenin AnsariTom Rosshirt is an American author and strategist who works with leaders in business, philanthropy, and academia, and spent three years in Iran as a child. Rosshirt was President Bill Clinton’s national security speechwriter and Vice President Al Gore’s foreign affairs spokesperson.
The West Must Not ‘Bank on the Iranian Regime,’ Warns Renowned Journalist Amir Taheri

Jan 15, 2025 | kayhanlife.com | Nazenin Ansari

By Nazenin AnsariKayhan London and Kayhan Life recently conducted video interviews with Amir Taheri, the Chairman of Gatestone Europe and a renowned Iranian journalist who was the editor-in-chief of Kayhan Daily from 1972 to 1979. Taheri discussed the dynamics between the Islamic Republic and the United States, Israel, and Europe, and said it would be ill advised for Western powers and Israel to seek to accommodate the regime in Tehran and strike deals with it.
‘Woman Life Freedom’ Murals in Israel: Interview With Hooman Khalili

Nov 6, 2024 | kayhanlife.com | Nazenin Ansari

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'The Mullahs’ Hidden Face': Exclusive Interview With Author Emmanuel Razavi

Nov 1, 2024 | kayhanlife.com | Nazenin Ansari

By Nazenin Ansari“You have targeted ‘dangerous’ individuals who resort to killing and kidnapping their opponents and journalists whenever it benefits them.
I'm an Iranian in the UK

Oct 8, 2024 | inews.co.uk | Nazenin Ansari

I was born in Iran. But the abhorrent regime ruling my homeland, which sponsors and supports Hezbollah, does not speak nor act for me – nor most Iranians.
U.S. Gives Activist Fariba Balouch ‘International Women of Courage’ Award - KAYHAN LIFE

Mar 27, 2024 | kayhanlife.com | Nazenin Ansari

By Nazenin AnsariFariba Balouch, an advocate for the rights of women and of the citizens of Balouchistan in Iran is among the 13 winners of the International Women of Courage award granted annually by the US State Department. The State Department identified Balouch as being from Iran’s Sistan and Balouchistan Province and a member of Iran’s marginalized Balouchi ethnic group.
INTERVIEW: Dr. Azmayesh Discusses Plight of Iran’s Dervishes, Reza Pahlavi’s Chances - KAYHAN LIFE

Oct 25, 2023 | kayhanlife.com | Nazenin Ansari

By Nazenin AnsariThe Ni’matullahi lineage of Sultan Ali Shahi Gonabadi is one of the most well-known mystical orders in Iran, dating back to around the 14th century AD. The Gonabadi dervishes follow the school of Sufism and Islamic mysticism, acting according to the Quran with a wise understanding of it.
Remembering Lady Homayoun Renwick, Doyenne of Britain’s Iranian Community - KAYHAN LIFE

Jul 21, 2023 | kayhanlife.com | Nazenin Ansari

By Nazenin AnsariLady Homayoun Renwick, who passed away on July 5th in London, was the doyenne of Iranian philanthropy in the United Kingdom and a tireless promoter of Iran’s rich culture for more than 30 years. Born into a military family in Tehran on July 11th, 1939, she was the daughter of Major Mahmoud Yazdanparast Pakzad. While still in her teens, she married Yussef (Joe) Mazandi.