Be Vaghte Iran
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| Be Vaghte Iran | |
|---|---|
| به وقت ایران | |
| Genre | News analysis Political talk show |
| Presented by | Seyed Sarbaz Ruhollah Razavi |
| Starring | Vahid Khezab Nima Akbarkhani |
| Country of origin | Iran |
| Original language(s) | Persian |
| Production | |
| Producer(s) | Hossein Homazadeh |
| Production company(s) | Owj Arts and Media Organization |
| Release | |
| Original network | IRINN |
| Original release | January 2026 – present |
| External links | |
| [{{#property:P856}} Website] | |
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Be Vaght-e Iran (Script error: The function "langx" does not exist., lit. At Iran's Time) is an Iranian political television programme broadcast by the state-run Islamic Republic of Iran News Network (IRINN). Produced by Hossein Homazadeh with the involvement of the Owj Arts and Media Organization, the programme discusses political, military and media developments involving Iran and the wider Middle East.[1] Seyed Sarbaz Ruhollah Razavi presents the programme, with translator and researcher Vahid Khezab and military-affairs commentator Nima Akbarkhani appearing as its regular analysts.[2]
History and format
Before the television programme was created, Razavi and Khezab presented an online discussion series titled Meydan, which covered political and military developments in West Asia. Akbarkhani occasionally appeared on that programme to discuss military affairs.[2] According to Homazadeh, the team prepared a pilot for IRINN after the political unrest of January 2026, and the recorded programme reached the channel within several days. It initially ran for about 30 minutes. It was subsequently converted to a live programme and its running time was expanded during the regional war in early 2026.[1]
Episodes are organised around current news and conversations among the regular presenters, with outside guests appearing when the editorial team considers them relevant to the subject. Homazadeh said that a five-member editorial council selects topics and potential guests in meetings held before each broadcast.[1] Razavi described the programme as relying on publicly available reporting rather than classified information, and said that more than half of its episodes had been produced without a guest.[2] The programme was broadcast nightly at approximately 7:30 p.m. during the 2026 conflict.[3]
Reception and coverage
In April 2026, journalist Noushin Majlesi reviewed the programme in Jam-e Jam, describing its approach as openly supportive of the Iranian state's position but more argumentative and less formulaic than conventional state-television political discussions.[4] A June 2026 commentary published by Khabar Online praised the programme's willingness to air criticism, while arguing that it should include a wider range of political viewpoints and develop into a genuine debate format.[5]
In May 2026, the programme's own published figures, reported by the Mehr News Agency, said that its episodes had received a combined total of more than ten million views on Telewebion over a three-month period.[6] The figure was not presented as an independently audited television rating.
The programme has also been cited outside Iran in reporting on political divisions within the country. In June 2026, Al Jazeera described it as a wartime state-television programme while reporting comments made on the show about negotiations between Iran and the United States.[7] IranWire later discussed a segment in which Khezab defended the institutional structure of the Islamic Republic.[8]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Arbab, Naser (16 June 2026). «به وقت ایران»؛ از پیش‌بینی جنگ تا آنتن زنده /مخاطب جوان را با تحلیل جذب کردیم، نه با شعار [Be Vaght-e Iran: From predicting war to going live]. Saba News (in فارسی). Retrieved 28 August 2026.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Arbab, Naser (20 July 2026). اولویت نخست «به وقت ایران» پاسخ به سؤالات ذهنی مخاطبان است [The first priority of Be Vaght-e Iran is answering the audience's questions]. Saba News (in فارسی). Retrieved 28 August 2026.
- ↑ Moazen, Atieh (8 May 2026). گفتگوی عجیب با یک شاخ مجازی؛ سریال کودکی که توجه یک روحانی را جلب کرد [An unusual interview with a social-media celebrity; the childhood series that attracted a cleric's attention]. Mehr News Agency (in فارسی). Retrieved 28 August 2026.
- ↑ Majlesi, Noushin (19 April 2026). بررسی‌های واقع‌بینانه «به وقت ایران» [The realistic analyses of Be Vaght-e Iran]. Jam-e Jam (in فارسی). Retrieved 28 August 2026.
- ↑ Hosseini-Yeganeh, Homeira (23 June 2026). «به وقت ایران»؛ صراحت تحسین‌برانگیز، انحصارِ نگران‌کننده [Be Vaght-e Iran: Admirable frankness, worrying exclusivity]. Khabar Online (in فارسی). Retrieved 28 August 2026.
- ↑ «به وقت ایران» بازدید ۱۰ میلیونی گرفت؛ اقبال به برنامه خبری جنگ [Be Vaght-e Iran receives 10 million views]. Mehr News Agency (in فارسی). 30 May 2026. Retrieved 28 August 2026.
- ↑ "Khamenei's MoU stance stirs debate as Iran and US meet in Switzerland". Al Jazeera. 21 June 2026. Retrieved 28 August 2026.
- ↑ "From Khomeini to Mojtaba: The Structural Illusion of Non-Dictatorship in Iran". IranWire. 6 July 2026. Retrieved 28 August 2026.
External links
- Programme archive at Telewebion
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