Farid Shojaei

Farid was born in Tehran but his family immigrated to Germany when he was 7. He finished his elementary and secondary schools in Germany but he returned to Iran on 2007. Shojaei attended the Shiraz University to study economics. A year after he became a volunteer writer of Pars Herald. On 2009 he joined the group in full time. His guidelines for the group were excellent and he was admired by other reporters in the country. City: Shiraz Phone Number: +989356998914 Email: Farid {at} ParsHerald.com Name in Persian: فرید شجاعی

Tokyo Olympics 2020 Delayed For A Year

April 27, 2020 by Farid Shojaei

Amid increasing pressure the Tokyo Olympic Games 2020 and Paralympic Games 2020 have been postponed until next year. The showpiece of world sport will not go ahead ‘no later than summer 2021’. The only other times the Olympic Games have …

How To Keep Your Broadband Speed At Peak Performance

March 31, 2020 by Farid Shojaei

The impact of the coronavirus lockdown ordering people to stay at home was compounded by a massive outage at streaming video service Netflix. The web site and app both went down as unprecedented numbers of viewers tuned in at the …

Tub Thumping Trump Promises To Plant A Trillion Trees

January 24, 2020 by Farid Shojaei

US President Donald Trump has made one of his usual tub-thumping speeches to an audience of political, academic and business leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Trump took to the stage at the landmark 50th forum hailing …

2020 Vision – A Year Of Sporting Excellence Ahead

January 23, 2020 by Farid Shojaei

The 2020 vision for sport looks to be throwing up some stellar events for fans. With 20 huge events already listed, sports fans are in for a real treat. Kicking off first is the women’s T20 Cricket World Cup on …

Christmas Is Not Always A Time For Goodwill

January 6, 2020 by Farid Shojaei

Christmas is a time for families and friends to catch up and hang out – but not if you dread the sight of them. Expats in warmer climes often play host to Brits escaping the worst of winter at home …

Walls Do Have Ears If You Have A Voice Assistant In The Room

December 26, 2019 by Farid Shojaei

Switching on to a voice-assisted home could be a big turn-off for many if they realised who was eavesdropping on their most intimate conversations. For call centre workers who monitor what Alexa, Google Home and Siri hear have revealed they …

Russian Sporting Ban That’s Really A Let Off

December 19, 2019 by Farid Shojaei

The World Anti-Doping Agency is seemingly a watchdog with a fearsome bark but no real teeth after the small print of the ban on Russian athletes competing on the global stage is digested. Russia was warned that a complete ban …

Bitcoin SV Celebrates A Year In Business

November 18, 2019 by Farid Shojaei

Bitcoin SV is a year old after successfully surviving a controversial cryptocurrency fork and going back to old values. The last and most expansive Bitcoin fork was on November 15, 2018. Bitcoin is the oldest cryptocurrency at nearly 11 years …

Trudeau Wins – Adding Another Minority Government To The List

November 14, 2019 by Farid Shojaei

Canada’s Justin Trudeau has won a second term as prime minister by the skin of his teeth in a federal election – but he becomes one in a long list of premiers who must rely on a political alliance to …

Why Do ‘Official’ Interest Rates Matter So Much?

November 9, 2019 by Farid Shojaei

Every month, central bankers gather to vote on if interest rates should change – but how does this affect you and the economy? The fact is interest rates impact almost everyone who saves or borrows money. Interest is the amount …