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Young people release wishing lanterns during a traditional fire feast called “Charshanbeh Suri” in Tehran, Iran, 12 March 2024. The festival is held annually on the last Wednesday eve before the Persian New Year (Nowruz), which starts on 20 March this year, also marking the beginning of spring. Nowruz, which has been celebrated for at least three thousand years, is the most revered celebration in the Greater Persian world, which includes the countries of Iran, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Turkey, and portions of western China and northern Iraq. (Photo by /EPA/EFE)Abedin Taherkenareh
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