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Mihantv1’s episode «بررسی ماهیت انواع حکومت های توتالیتر به روایت محمود خوش چهره و علی عظیمی نژادان» defines totalitarianism through Raymond Aron, Maurice Duverger, Hannah Arendt, and George Bataille.

This episode features a discussion between Saeed Behbani and Roxana Hamidi on the role of opposition and people in Iran's current critical political and social conditions.

The speaker on Mihan's radio and television says the debate around the Hormuz Strait has been presented in the media without enough attention to international law.

A political commentary podcast asserting Iranian identity over Persian identity and criticizing those who identify as Persian.

A Persian talk show discussing current events and cultural topics with a host and audience interaction.

A repetitive opening greeting from a media archive show, likely introducing archived content.

This episode of mihantv1, titled «زمینه های گذار به سکولار دموکراسی -قسمت 15 چند پرسش اصلی در باره دوران گذار», works through nine questions about what a transition period must do before a secular democracy can exist.

A brief news update in English, directing listeners to the website for more information.

این برنامه به بازخوانی و تحلیل کتاب "درسی از تاریخ معاصر" نوشته امیر هوشنگ آریانپور با حضور دکتر ضیا صدر الاشرافی می‌پردازد.

The host discusses the state of news media in Iran, criticizing the closed system and internet censorship.

A political commentary show discussing internet censorship and oppression by the Iranian regime.

This episode is a brief introduction to the Mihan TV podcast, promoting its social media and website for news and articles.

Forty-seven years sit heavy at the start.

A nation is squeezed from every side.

Political language is the pressure point here.

Trump's maritime policy opens the episode.

A reluctant memory of Hizardastan comes back into the room.

The voice of the people comes first.

Direct negotiation sets the frame.

Iraq is where it starts.

Negotiation sounds like surrender here.

A religious podcast featuring prayers and invocations to God, associated with Mihan radio and television.

An interview with a literary and cinematic critic discussing totalitarianism and cultural issues in Iran.

This episode is a broadcast from Mihan Radio and Television, providing news, analysis, and program promotions in English.

A broadcast from Radio and Television of Mihan providing world news and educational content for Iranian audiences.

محتوای این بخش از «باز خوانی کتاب (درسی از تاریخ معاصر) امیر هوشنگ آریاپور» با دکتر صدر الاشرافی از بحث‌های دینی و فلسفی آغاز می‌شود و به نقل‌قول‌هایی از مارکس، تفسیر قرآن، تورات و کتاب‌های یهودی می‌رسد.

Host Ali Azimi Nejadan interviews Iranian musician Reza Najfar, a flutist and singer known for academic and scientific music.

A Persian-language radio and television broadcast providing news and political commentary, hosted by mihantv1.

Description comes first, then analysis.

This episode discusses the stages of political broadcasting and critiques the concept of free and just elections.

This episode explores the impact of political language on social and political issues, focusing on Iran's history under Mohammad Reza Shah.

This episode covers important news and current events in Iran, expressing concern for the homeland and encouraging audience engagement.

The host discusses the impact of Trump-era sanctions on Iran and critiques political figures' responses.

Infrastructure is the entry point here.

The host discusses political corruption and destruction in Iran, criticizing the government's actions.

This episode features an interview with pianist Amir Ali Hannaneh, discussing his experiences as part of a generation of independent Iranian musicians navigating challenging conditions.

This episode is a promotional announcement for Mihan TV and Radio, encouraging listeners to follow their programs on social media and website for news and discussions on topics like negotiations, attacks in southern Iran, and Assaluye.

This episode discusses Iran's current situation as a spiritual war against a terrorist-possessed government, focusing on political battles over people's minds and security threats to neighbors and Israel.

This episode features Dr.

Memory opens the case.

This episode discusses Iranian politics, media coverage, and regional conflicts involving Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces, Bahrain, and the UAE, with commentary on violence in Iran and remarks from Trump.

A correction tightens the argument.

Rukhsana Hamdi begins with media.

Wednesday, March 13, opens with wartime unease.