Kayhan
Kayhan is one of the oldest newspapers in Iran, published by the Kayhan Institute. It is currently managed by Hossein Shariatmadari, who is also the representative of the Supreme Leader at the Institute. Originally established during the Pahlavi era, it became the most famous and respected newspaper of its time. After the Iranian Revolution, Kayhan fell under the control of the new government of the Islamic Republic. As it is directly under the supervision of the Office of the Supreme Leader, it is regarded as the most conservative Iranian newspaper. It's offices are located on Ferdowsi Street in Tehran, near Ferdowsi Square.
The Kayhan Institute also publishes special foreign editions, which include the English-language Kayhan International, the Persian-language Kayhan-e-Havaee (Kayhan by Air), and an Arabic-language version of Kayhan, all primarily intended for overseas distribution. The Institute also publishes special interest magazines for women, Zan-e-Rouze (Today's Woman), youth, and sports fans. In 2003, Kayhan Caricature, a popular humour magazine run by cartoonists, was shut down by the Institute.