Fars news agency
Fars News Agency (FNA) is an Iranian news agency that was established in 1999. It is considered to be a semi-official news agency, as it is closely tied to the Iranian government and often reflects the views of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
FNA is headquartered in Tehran, Iran, and has correspondents and bureaus in many countries around the world, including the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and the Americas. The agency is known for its coverage of international news, particularly in the Middle East and the Islamic world.
FNA is also known for its coverage of Iranian domestic news, including politics, economy, culture, and sports. The agency has a large network of reporters and correspondents throughout Iran, and it provides extensive coverage of events and developments in the country.
FNA is considered to be a reliable source of news and information for many Iranians, and it is widely read and watched in the country. However, the agency's coverage is often criticized for being biased and pro-government, and it is not considered to be an independent or impartial source of news.
Some of the main areas of focus for FNA include:
- International news: FNA covers news from around the world, with a particular focus on the Middle East and the Islamic world.
- Iranian domestic news: FNA provides extensive coverage of news and events in Iran, including politics, economy, culture, and sports.
- Islamic news: FNA has a strong focus on Islamic news and events, including coverage of Islamic movements and organizations around the world.
- Economic news: FNA covers economic news and developments in Iran and around the world, including news on trade, finance, and energy.
FNA is available in several languages, including Persian, Arabic, English, and French. The agency has a website and social media presence, and it also distributes its news content to other media outlets and news agencies around the world.