• In a letter, IRGC asks Americans to break with US aggression

    In a letter, IRGC asks Americans to break with US aggression

    The spokesman of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) told journalists at a press conference in Tehran that the military unit has inked a 26-page letter to the American people, explaining Iran's position and calling on them to rethink what they have been told about U.S. wars in West Asia.

  • Trump’s surrender fantasy: The knot in talks

    Trump’s surrender fantasy: The knot in talks

    TEHRAN — Iran has received Washington’s response to its latest initiative aimed at ending the seven-month-long conflict that began with unprovoked, joint US-Israeli strikes on February 28, as President Donald Trump remains stubbornly wedded to the delusion that military pressure and economic warfare can force the Islamic Republic into submission.

  • Iran warns regional states against hosting Israeli officials after Netanyahu’s UAE visit

    Iran warns regional states against hosting Israeli officials after Netanyahu’s UAE visit

    TEHRAN – Iran has warned regional countries about the consequences of the presence of destabilizing actors such as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on their soils, warning about Tel Aviv’s efforts to sow regional tensions.

  • Iran seeks deeper ties with neighbors, puts Caucasus and Central Asia in focus

    Iran seeks deeper ties with neighbors, puts Caucasus and Central Asia in focus

    TEHRAN — Iran is stepping up efforts to expand political, economic and people-to-people engagement with neighboring and friendly countries, with recent high-level contacts with Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan highlighting Tehran’s emphasis on closer ties with its northern neighbors and partners across the Caucasus and Central Asia.

  • Israel systematically burns Palestinian homes in West Bank, assaults holy sites

    By staff writer

    Israel systematically burns Palestinian homes in West Bank, assaults holy sites

    Settler attacks have reached the highest rate in more than two decades

    TEHRAN — The return of the Tubasi family to their home in Jalud lasted less than a single day. Forced from their village south of Nablus two months ago by armed Israeli settlers, the family obtained a court order guaranteeing their safe return under military protection.