Originally published by Ajam Media Collective on February 1, 2012. Iranian television has reached Latin America, and after years of waiting to be able to travel between Caracas and Buenos
Originally published by Ajam Media Collective on January 24, 2012. Tajikistan may be an integral part of the Persian-speaking community, but very often it seems as if culture and
Originally published by Ajam Media Collective on January 19, 2011. A few months ago TM Bax released its newest music video, “Tehran Mal-e Mast.” The video itself is a great
Originally published by Ajam Media Collective on January 16, 2012. Last night at the Golden Globe Awards, Iran’s entry for Best Foreign Language Film, “A Separation (Jodaeiye Nader az Simin)” took home
Originally published by Ajam Media Collective on December 27, 2011. Tehran is a city defined by a distinctly “Islamic modernity.” Although some have said it is not an “interesting” city
Originally published by Ajam Media Collective on December 5, 2011. Tehran is a city infused with politics. Every other street is named after a martyr of the Iran-Iraq war, and
Originally published in the Harvard Crimson. The latest chapter in the assault on American civil liberties has begun, and this time it is unfolding in a courthouse in downtown Boston.
Originally published by Ajam Media Collective on December 2, 2011. Transnational Iranian youth identity today has rather tenuous bonds, a fact lamented by elders who point to language, religion, or
Originally published in the Harvard Crimson. Another world is possible. This was the message carried by the thousands of protesters who swelled New York’s Times Square a little over a
Originally published in the Harvard Crimson. President Barack Obama’s speech before the United Nations last Friday was nothing short of a nightmare for the many Americans who had been hoping