Radio Simorgh Classic

IranRadio English

Radio Goftogoo IRIB

Radio Goftogoo IRIB, also known as "The Voice of Dialogue," is a Persian-language radio station based in Tehran, Iran. It is part of the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) network. The station focuses on intellectual discussions, debates, and interviews, covering a wide range of topics such as politics, culture, science, and social issues. Its goal is to foster dialogue and provide a platform for diverse perspectives, making it a hub for thoughtful and engaging conversations.

Radio Azadi Dari

Radio Azadi (Dari) is the Dari-language branch of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty’s Afghan Service. Formerly known as Radio Free Afghanistan, the service was re‑launched in January 2002 and is dedicated to providing independent, uncensored news and analysis to Dari‑speaking audiences in Afghanistan and among the diaspora. Its programming covers political, social, cultural, and economic issues, with a strong emphasis on promoting democracy and freedom of expression.

Radio Farsi London

Radio Neshat

Radio Neshat is Australia's premier 24/7 Persian-language radio station, providing a, joyful, and culturally rich environment for Farsi-speaking communities. It delivers diverse content, including news, music, and community information, independent of political or religious affiliations.

Radio Quran IRIB

IRIB Radio Quran is an Islamic radio station operated under the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) network. The station is dedicated to broadcasting Quranic recitations and various religious and educational programs, serving as a spiritual resource for listeners in Tehran and beyond. It delivers content primarily in Persian, with programs designed to encourage reflection, learning, and the appreciation of Islamic heritage.

Iranian Congress Radio

Der Text beschreibt die Machtübernahme der Kleriker nach der Islamischen Revolution im Iran, die durch manipulative Referenden und ideologische Propaganda legitimiert wurde. Ein zentraler Wendepunkt war die Besetzung der US-Botschaft 1979, die laut Text keine spontane Studentenaktion war, sondern eine von sowjetischen Geheimdiensten unterstützte Operation der Revolutionsgarden. Im Zuge der anschließenden „Islamischen Kulturrevolution“ wurde das Bildungssystem radikal gesäubert, um jegliche Opposition an den Universitäten zu eliminieren. Parallel dazu formierten sich Widerstandsbewegungen unter politischen Figuren wie Dr. Shahpour Bakhtiar, die versuchten, das neue Regime zu stürzen. Der Text beleuchtet somit die gewaltsame Konsolidierung der Islamischen Republik und die frühen, teils militärischen Versuche, diese Entwicklung aufzuhalten.