Iranian Newspapers

• Iran Daily

  English-language newspaper published in Iran. The newspaper focusing on local and national news, economy, sports, art, culture, and more.

• Tehran Times

  Iran's leading English-language daily newspaper. The newspaper was founded in 1979.

• Donyaye eqtesad

  One of the most widely circulated Iranian newspapers. The newspaper published in Persian-language. The Donyaye eqtesad covers economic news, industry, oil and energy, business, bank and insurance, automotive, shareholders, digital market, analytical comments, commerce and tourism, Tehran Stock exchange, and agriculture.

• Entekhab

  Persian-language newspaper. The newspaper offers local, national, and world news, as well as sports, entertainment, business, travel, real estate, cars, shopping, and more.

• Ettela'at

  Iranian Persian-language daily newspaper.

• Jaam-e Jam

  One of the most influential newspapers in Iran. The newspaper was founded in 2002, and published by the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB).

• Kayhan

  Daily newspaper based in Tehran, Iran. The newspaper was founded in 1943.

• Khorasan

  Local newspaper owned by the Khorasan Cultural Institute.

• Pars Times

  Independent news portal providing news and information about Iran and the Middle East.

• Persian Weekly

  Weekly (Fridays) newspaper based in London, UK. The newspaper distributed among Persian community in UK. The newspaper published in Farsi/English language.

• Ettela'at International

  Persian-language international daily newspaper.

• Iran-e-Varzeshi

  Daily sports newspaper in Iran. The newspaper covers Football (soccer), Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, and more.

• Al-Vefagh

  Arabic-language newspaper in Iran. The newspaper published by the Iranian News Agency (IRNA).

• Iran Focus

  Independent news service provider.

• Hamshahri

• Shargh

• Resalat

• Iran Newspaper

• Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA)

• Mehr News Agency (MNA)

  Established in 2003 MNA provides news in Persian, Arabic, English, German, Turkish, and Urdu.