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  • China reaffirms support for Iran’s sovereignty 2026-11-02 20:30

    By Mahmoud Mahmoudian 

    China reaffirms support for Iran’s sovereignty

    Tehran rules out compromise on national security

    TEHRAN — Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Monday reaffirmed Beijing's support for Iran's sovereignty and security.

    • Iran FM backs Xi’s four-point proposals, calls for greater Chinese role in Middle East peace

    • FM Araghchi in Beijing: China reaffirms support for Iran ahead of Trump trip

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  •  Iran’s SNSC secretary and Putin discuss West Asia in phone call

     Iran’s SNSC secretary and Putin discuss West Asia in phone call

    TEHRAN —Major General Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a telephone conversation on the latest regional and international developments, with particular focus on West Asia.

  •  Araghchi: Neighbours top priority of Iran’s foreign policy

     Araghchi: Neighbours top priority of Iran’s foreign policy

    TEHRAN— Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Monday that neighbouring countries were the top priority of Iran’s foreign policy, adding that recent developments had further underscored the importance of these relations.

  • The politics of anti-Semitism: Europe’s historical record and Iran’s Jewish community

    By Ehsan Etesam

    The politics of anti-Semitism: Europe’s historical record and Iran’s Jewish community

    TEHRAN — An accusation can be a powerful political weapon. Few carry the moral and emotional weight of anti-Semitism. Originally intended to identify and confront hostility towards Jewish people, the term has increasingly become part of the political vocabulary used to discredit adversaries, silence critics and delegitimize positions across different political arenas and geographical boundaries.

  • The Gaza ceasefire that keeps killing

    By Ali Minabi

    The Gaza ceasefire that keeps killing

    TEHRAN – A year after a ceasefire promised to end the genocidal war, Gaza is enduring a peace that exists in name only.

  • Canada, a Washington ally, is proving that US is not the center of the world

    By staff writer

    Canada, a Washington ally, is proving that US is not the center of the world

    TEHRAN – Canada is taking concrete steps to diversify its international relations as Canadian officials, particularly Prime Minister Mark Carney, have come to realize that the United States, especially under Donald Trump, is no longer a predictable or reliable partner.

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    'The Iranian people will neither compromise nor surrender'

  • AI is shortening the “kill chain” in Iran war, says Canadian legal scholar

    AI is shortening the “kill chain” in Iran war, says Canadian legal scholar

  • From burning Sardis to bombing Tehran: What Rubio got wrong about Persia

    From burning Sardis to bombing Tehran: What Rubio got wrong about Persia

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    Beyond fabric and colors

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    From My Lai to Minab: A question every American should ask themselves

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  • Iran rejects uranium transfer abroad, says Hormuz reopening depends on US ending blockade

    Iran rejects uranium transfer abroad, says Hormuz reopening depends on US ending blockade

    TEHRAN — Iran has rejected the transfer of its enriched uranium abroad and said the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz depends on the United States ending its naval blockade and meeting Tehran’s demands, as Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei outlined the country’s positions on nuclear issues, regional security and ongoing diplomatic efforts.

  • Israeli elections: The genocide wins 

    Israeli elections: The genocide wins 

    MADRID - Preliminary results of Israel's general election show Benjamin Netanyahu, the veteran prime minister, ahead of his rival Gadi Eisenkot, former chief of staff of the armed forces, but still short of a majority of parliamentary seats. 

  • Top judge calls for expedited, thorough judicial proceedings into US crimes against Iran

    Top judge calls for expedited, thorough judicial proceedings into US crimes against Iran

    TEHRAN — Iran’s Judiciary Chief Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei has called for the expeditious handling of cases concerning US crimes against the Iranian nation, stressing that prompt judicial proceedings must be accompanied by meticulous examination of the evidence and the issuance of well-reasoned, legally sound judgments.

Sports

  • Former Iran captain Hassan Habibi passes away

    Former Iran captain Hassan Habibi passes away

    TEHRAN – Hassan Habibi, former captain and head coach of Iran’s national football team and former coach of Pas football club, passed away in Tehran after a prolonged illness.

  • Iranian judo athlete Karimi wins silver at 2026 Youth Olympic Games

    Iranian judo athlete Karimi wins silver at 2026 Youth Olympic Games

    TEHRAN – Iran’s Sobhan Karimi claimed the silver medal in the men’s 81kg judo competition at the 2026 Summer Youth Olympic Games after narrowly losing to Slovenia’s Maks Cebulj in the final.

  • AFC postpones Saudi Arabia’s 2027 Asian Cup

    AFC postpones Saudi Arabia’s 2027 Asian Cup

    TEHRAN - Following extensive discussions and close consultation with the Local Organizing Committee (LOC) of the AFC Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2027 and the Saudi Arabian Football Federation (SAFF), the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has confirmed that the upcoming edition of Asia’s crown jewel, originally to be held from Jan. 7 to Feb. 5, 2027, will now take place from Dec. 23, 2027, to Jan. 21, 2028.

Culture

  • Iran and Armenia: A Bond Beyond Neighborly Ties

    Iran and Armenia: A Bond Beyond Neighborly Ties

    TEHRAN- At first glance, what connects Iran and Armenia may appear to be geographical proximity and the geopolitical considerations that come with it. A closer look at the history and culture of the two countries, however, reveals a relationship that goes far beyond the conventional ties between neighboring states. For centuries, Iran and Armenia have not merely existed side by side; they have been part of each other’s historical, cultural, and social developments. This shared presence can be traced in architecture, language, art, social traditions, and even the collective memory of their peoples. These ties have endured despite changing political borders and shifts in power.

  • Robert De Niro challenges Trump's leadership, US foreign policy

    Robert De Niro challenges Trump's leadership, US foreign policy

    TEHRAN- A fresh exchange of insults between US President Donald Trump and Robert De Niro has once again brought the long-running dispute between the Hollywood star and the Republican president into the spotlight, highlighting the actor's outspoken criticism of Trump's leadership, US domestic policies and military interventions abroad.

  • Mokri’s “Black Rabbit, White Rabbit” wins at 63rd International Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival

    Mokri’s “Black Rabbit, White Rabbit” wins at 63rd International Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival

    TEHRAN – Shahram Mokri’s “Black Rabbit, White Rabbit” won an award at the 63rd International Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival, which was held in Türkiye from October 24 to 31.

Economy

  • Transferring knowledge to farms drives Iran’s sustainable food security

    Transferring knowledge to farms drives Iran’s sustainable food security

    TEHRAN- At a World Food Day conference in Tehran, hosted by the Agricultural Research, Education and Extension Organization (AREEO) and the Ministry of Agriculture, senior officials stressed that scientific research must be linked directly to the real needs of agricultural producers.

  • Iran’s export to Turkey rises 59% in H1

    Iran’s export to Turkey rises 59% in H1

    TEHRAN- Director General of the West Asia and Africa Office of the Iran Trade Promotion Organization, while describing Iran’s trade trend with some West Asian countries as positive, announced a 59 percent growth in Iran’s exports to Turkey in the first six months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21-September 21), compared with the same period last year.

  • Tehran Chamber to send trade delegation to China’s CIIE to expand Iran-China trade

    Tehran Chamber to send trade delegation to China’s CIIE to expand Iran-China trade

    TEHRAN- Concurrent with the 9th China International Import Expo (CIIE), to be held in Shanghai from November 5 to 10, the Tehran Chamber of Commerce will send a trade delegation consisting of traders and businessmen and capable Iranian companies to China.

Society

  • Biosphere reserves showcase harmony between humans and nature

    Biosphere reserves showcase harmony between humans and nature

    TEHRAN – November 3 is observed as the International Day for Biosphere Reserves, highlighting the role of these areas as examples of harmony between people and nature. Biosphere reserves are valuable territories where biodiversity conservation, ecosystem protection, and the sustainable development of local communities are pursued together.

  • Iran explores opportunities to enhance sci-tech ties with Japan

    Iran explores opportunities to enhance sci-tech ties with Japan

    TEHRAN – Iran and Japan have discussed ways to strengthen scientific and technological cooperation through joint programs and greater use of their respective research and scientific capabilities.

  • Tehran, Baghdad consider ways to deepen academic, scientific co-op

    Tehran, Baghdad consider ways to deepen academic, scientific co-op

    TEHRAN – Iranian and Iraqi officials have discussed ways to strengthen academic and scientific cooperation, promote the exchange of specialized expertise, and expand partnerships between universities and research institutions in the two countries.

Tourism

  • Restoration of Vank Cathedral underway ahead of UNESCO World Heritage bid

    Restoration of Vank Cathedral underway ahead of UNESCO World Heritage bid

    TEHRAN - Restoration work on the southern and eastern sections of Vank Cathedral in Isfahan is underway as part of efforts to prepare the historic Armenian church for a potential nomination to UNESCO’s World Heritage List, a provincial heritage official has said.

  • Domestic, intl. tours visit saffron farms in northeast Iran

    Domestic, intl. tours visit saffron farms in northeast Iran

    TEHRAN - Fifteen domestic and international tourism tours have visited saffron farms and specialized saffron facilities in Torbat-e Heydarieh and Zaveh in northeastern Iran as part of agricultural tourism programs during the harvest season, a local tourism official said on Monday.

  • Semnan’s oral heritage: a living reflection of history and cultural identity

    Semnan’s oral heritage: a living reflection of history and cultural identity

    TEHRAN - Semnan province, with its ancient history and remarkable cultural heritage, is home to a rich collection of Iran’s oral traditions, customs, traditional arts and local narratives.

International

  • The Gaza ceasefire that keeps killing

    The Gaza ceasefire that keeps killing

    TEHRAN – A year after a ceasefire promised to end the genocidal war, Gaza is enduring a peace that exists in name only.

  • Canada, a Washington ally, is proving that US is not the center of the world

    Canada, a Washington ally, is proving that US is not the center of the world

    TEHRAN – Canada is taking concrete steps to diversify its international relations as Canadian officials, particularly Prime Minister Mark Carney, have come to realize that the United States, especially under Donald Trump, is no longer a predictable or reliable partner.

  • 397 attacks on West Bankers in Oct, highest monthly total in 20 years: UN

    397 attacks on West Bankers in Oct, highest monthly total in 20 years: UN

    Israeli settler attacks in the occupied West Bank reached an unprecedented level in October, with the number of incidents causing injuries or property damage exceeding all monthly totals recorded since the United Nations began monitoring them in 2006.

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