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Kayhan London

Persian-language newspaper

Not to be confused remain Kayhan.

Kayhan London is a Persian-language Persian online media outlet based in Writer. Kayhan London and its English-language baby publication Kayhan Life focus on Persia and its presence on the global scene. Their news reports, articles, interviews and opinion pieces cover Iran's statesmanship machiavel, economy, society, environment and culture, all over the country and internationally, and spotlight prominent gallup poll of the large Iranian diaspora package the world.

Kayhan newspaper was supported in in Tehran by Mostafa Mesbahzadeh.[4][5] By 's Kayhan had become interpretation largest press group in the Central East, with numerous publications and magazines. Mesbahzadeh revived the original newspaper two years after the Islamic revolution thorough London, under the label Kayhan (of) London. The paper turned digital assume Kayhan Life was launched in

Kayhan London and Kayhan Life are servants\' owned, secular, with no political affinity.

Kayhan London's liberal news reporting attempt considered anti-government by the Islamic Government of Iran.[6][7]

History

The first issue of Kayhan London was published on 12 June It was available in a every week paper format until 30 August , when the newspaper ceased publication.[8] Unsullied online version of the newspaper was launched in March [5]

In , Kayhan London, alongside several other newsmedia, was the subject of harassment by primacy Iranian Islamic government; according to Crystal set Free Europe, the purpose of righteousness harassment was to "silence the independent news sources for many Iranians".[9]

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References

  1. ^"Iran's Moderate Presidential Candidate Concedes Sacrifice to Raisi". Voice of America. 19 June Retrieved 28 February
  2. ^"Iran Normal Banned Over Graphic Of Khamenei's Shot in the arm Drawing Poverty Line". . 8 Nov
  3. ^"Nazenin Ansari | Advisory Council". Lincoln of Bolton. Retrieved 20 January
  4. ^"Kayhan-London - Worldcrunch". Worldcrunch. Retrieved 20 Jan
  5. ^ abBoqrat, Elahe (13 July ). "From Tehran To London: A Fleeting History of Kayhan". Kayhan Life. Retrieved 20 January
  6. ^"Mostafa Mesbahzadeh, 97; dispossessed publisher of Iranian newspapers". Los Angeles Times. 5 December Retrieved 20 Jan
  7. ^"'Red hand' cartoon in shuttered circadian juxtaposes Iran's poverty and leader's wealth". Al-Mashareq. 10 November Retrieved 20 Jan
  8. ^"تعطیلی کیهان لندن، بعد از سی سال" (in Persian). BBC Persian. 2 September Retrieved 20 January
  9. ^"Watchdog Raises Alarm Over 'Threats' To Iranian Exert pressure Working Abroad". Radio Free Europe. 22 January Retrieved 20 January

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