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August 8 marks Iran's Journalists Day, commemorating journalists killed in the line of duty, especially two IRNA reporters who died during the Iran-Iraq War. The day also emphasizes the vital role of the press in society and serves as a reminder of journalists' duty to truth and public service.
Thousands of Iranians joined Ashura ceremonies, a key Shiite Muslim commemoration, across the country. The events honored Imam Hussein's martyrdom with prayers, processions, and charity.
Okinawa held a ceremony on June 23 to mark the 81st anniversary of the end of its World War II ground battle, a conflict that killed more than 200,000 people. Governor Denny Tamaki called for peace and urged younger generations to learn from history.
Mourners gathered in Beirut to pay tribute to Mona Khalil, a beloved Lebanese conservationist who died from wounds sustained in an Israeli airstrike on her home in southern Lebanon. Khalil, 77, dedicated more than 20 years to protecting sea turtles along Lebanon’s coast.
Thousands of Iranians gathered in Qom on October 10 to mourn Imam Hussein, a key figure in Shia Islam. The event included prayers, hymns, and processions, drawing a large crowd of men, women, and children. Authorities deployed security to maintain order during the solemn observance.
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian paid an emotional tribute to students killed in a school incident in Minab, calling them 'heroic sons and daughters.' He vowed a thorough investigation and justice. The tragedy has sparked national grief and unity amid Iran’s ongoing challenges.
On the anniversary of Imam Khomeini's death, officials and scholars affirm his enduring legacy. The 1979 Islamic Revolution and his ideals of independence and justice remain influential. Large memorial gatherings honor the founder of the Islamic Republic.
Thousands of Iranians participated in ceremonies marking the 37th anniversary of the death of Imam Khomeini, the founder of the Islamic Republic. Main events at his mausoleum highlighted his legacy of national unity and Islamic values.
Dozens of members of Tehran’s Jewish community gathered at the mausoleum of Imam Khomeini to mark the anniversary of his death, reflecting the special bond between the Jewish community and Iran’s government. The solemn ceremony included wreath-laying and prayers, with participants carrying portraits of the late leader.
