Iranians embrace the Persian New Year, coinciding with the sacred nights of “Laylat al-Qadr” as the unique convergence of culture and faith marked by a profound journey of renewal and hope.

Nowruz, the Persian New Year, symbolizes renewal, unity, and the triumph of good over evil, celebrated with deep spiritual and cultural significance across Iran and beyond.

Nowruz festivities are in full swing across Pakistan, blending Persian traditions with local customs to mark the arrival of spring.

Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian has promised to find a way to tackle inflation, stating that livelihood, housing, health, and education remain the top priorities of his administration for the new Iranian year.

Iran’s gasoline usage hits an all-time high of just over 144 million liters per day.

Nowruz and traditional rituals are being celebrated also in Italy.

Iran has hit out at "hypocritical ingratiation of American statesmen" in offering congratulatory messages to Iranians on the new Persian year, while piling on their maximum pressure on the country at the same time.