• Pezeshkian holds talks with Turkish, Brazilian and Kurdish leaders at COP31

    Pezeshkian holds talks with Turkish, Brazilian and Kurdish leaders at COP31

    TEHRAN – Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has held a series of meetings with his Turkish and Brazilian counterparts and the president of Iraq’s Kurdistan Region on the sidelines of the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Antalya, focusing on expanding bilateral cooperation, strengthening economic and trade ties, and promoting regional peace and stability.

  • Lack of trust in US main obstacle to agreement, Qalibaf says

    Lack of trust in US main obstacle to agreement, Qalibaf says

    TEHRAN – Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, who heads the country’s negotiating team, says the lack of trust in the United States remains the main obstacle to reaching an agreement, adding that Washington has yet to provide a formal and specific response to Tehran’s latest proposal.

  • Bahrain in focus as Iran targets US radar, downs MQ-1 drone

    Bahrain in focus as Iran targets US radar, downs MQ-1 drone

    TEHRAN – Iran’s Armed Forces have announced the destruction of a US early-warning radar installation in Bahrain and the downing of an American MQ-1 drone off the country’s southern coast, as Tehran issued a renewed warning that it would respond decisively to further military aggression.

  • Assembly of Experts calls revision of Iran's defense doctrine an inevitable necessity

    Assembly of Experts calls revision of Iran's defense doctrine an inevitable necessity

    TEHRAN – Iran’s Assembly of Experts has described a review of the country’s defense doctrine and the strengthening of its deterrence capabilities as an unavoidable national necessity, calling for serious consideration of withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) in response to mounting threats against the country.

  • Four senators threaten government shutdown unless Congress cuts off Iran war money

    By staff writer

    Four senators threaten government shutdown unless Congress cuts off Iran war money

    TEHRAN — Four Democratic senators said Thursday they will vote against any short-term spending bill that leaves President Donald Trump free to keep paying for the war on Iran, turning the December 11 funding deadline into the first real test of whether Congress will cut off a war it never authorized.