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Google translation really needs to update it's Farsi vocabulary base. Also, I wonder if more can be done so that the grammatical structure of the translations are right because for most of their part, they are not.

My own summarized translation is as follows. I'm glad the Google translation was added first so that none are accused of manufacturing a certain type of translation.

Ah.. but Iran is native to the Middle East rendering it thus not foreign to the region in question

To put it very briefly, Iran has an important geo-strategic position linking the subcontinent, the Middle East and Central Asia. Furthermore, she borders two energy rich regions-- the lower Caspian and the Persian Gulf, added to which is the most diversified industrial base in the Middle East...

The article is preposterous. It's sole intension is to incite division.

That isn't true and it reflects your lack of knowledge of the demographics of the state. The Kurds do not account for a major segment of the total population of Iraq. The bulk of the Iraqi population on the other hand is also situated in the south. Most independent sources inclusive of errors...

Actually, it's very one-sided to saw that Iran is not at peace with Arabs for the same could be argued in reverse as well. Also, there are many Arabs and Arab groups which are very much in harmony with Iran-- as a small example we can point out to the Iranian Arab community centered around...

Jerusalem moving ahead with controversial park project Jerusalem municipality on Monday said it was moving ahead with plans to build a new archaeological park that call for the demolition of 22 Arab homes, raising fears of unrest in the Holy City. The city's planning and building committee...

They are Iranians of every major religious denomination-- be it Sunn'ites, Christians of various schools and even a small but present community of Zoroastrians. Also, the same is true for Arabs in which case I must point out there is a sizable population of Shi'a Arabs as well. Your logic and...

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Nicaragua Raids Costa Rica, Blames Google Maps An error on Google Maps has caused an international conflict in Central America. A Nicaraguan military commander, relying on Google Maps, moved troops into an area near San Juan Lake along the border between his country and Costa Rica. The...

That was very nice Ahmad. Thank your for sharing the videos. I enjoyed them.

What are you talking about and how is what you have posted have any bearing or connection to what the topic of discussion is?

Actually, the thread-stater stated 'Persians' vs Arabs, i.e one ethnic against another so as to say in his perception and not Iran. Not all Iranians are Persian (I'm not) and not all Iranians are non-Arab. I find the whole discussion ridiculous as such. It is not Iran that uses a Shi'a card...

Indeed, you would find the likes of such much in the ex-patriot community. Iran as a nation though remains ardently religious. Also, most of those abroad who are new claimants of Zoroastrianism, few actually practice the faith or are knowledgeable about it. Mostly, it is more of a way to...

The image shows a RQ-11 Raven used by the US. I wonder when will the Iranian press media ever become more accustomed to the idea that there should not be just any random representative photograph to follow on to a report. Once when posting a story about an Iranian MiG-29, they used an image of a...

Honestly speaking, 'Khan' isn't necessarily a Muslim-specific name. Khan is derived from Khanh (Turkic), and its old meaning is "prince" or "ruler". Understandably as such, it has had a place as a title, a name and has often been used as a measure of respect-- especially in Central Asian...

Hussein, PressTV is not the source to find out about social problems in Iran for PressTV will never report on it unless it presents a good image. It almost never reports on political problems giving weight to both sides. For instance, PressTV speaks little about the high level of government...

Hussein, I meant no offense. I publish stories from both sides to balance the reporting. Given the bias from all sides, it the best one can do. I would disagree though on the telegraph, it is a controversial source because they have historically attempted to be the first to publish so often many...

Here is a British newspaper citing John Sawers statement. Sir John Sawers: MI6 chief says intelligence is key to curbing Iran's nuclear power - Telegraph By the way, what sources of news would you recommend as being any more reliable and balanced? Fox?