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  • Pezeshkian Calls for Regional Integration, Multipolar Cooperation at Turkmenistan Summits 2026-10-09 20:54

    Pezeshkian Calls for Regional Integration, Multipolar Cooperation at Turkmenistan Summits

    TEHRAN— Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has called for deeper regional integration, stronger economic and transport connectivity, and closer cooperation among neighboring countries, proposing a new “CIS+1” framework to expand Iran’s engagement with members of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).

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  • “Cult of Death”? Check your calling card, Mr. Rubio

    By Mohammad Sarfi, Editor-in-Chief

    “Cult of Death”? Check your calling card, Mr. Rubio

    TEHRAN — US Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed Iran in parts of his Wednesday evening speech at the Acropolis in Athens. Taken as a whole, his speech was a selective reading of history; a flimsy version of Samuel Huntington's "Clash of Civilizations." When the argument is flimsy, a theatrical stage must inevitably be built out of historical symbols. The audience is meant to be impressed by the backdrop, not by the force of the reasoning.

  • Iran’s leader praises police as a 'key pillar of national security'

    Iran’s leader praises police as a 'key pillar of national security'

    TEHRAN— Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei has praised the courage, sacrifices and steadfastness of Iran’s police personnel, describing the force as a key pillar of national security and highlighting its role in maintaining public order during the US-Israeli attacks on the country.

  • Trump loses Nobel again as jurist behind Gaza genocide findings takes prize

    By staff writer

    Trump loses Nobel again as jurist behind Gaza genocide findings takes prize

    TEHRAN — Donald Trump has repeatedly shown his desperation to obtain the Nobel Peace Prize, but the Norwegian Nobel Committee handed it to the legal investigator who exposed Israeli genocide in Gaza.

  • Saudi Arabia will never break Yemen’s resistance: Ansarallah leader

    By staff writer

    Saudi Arabia will never break Yemen’s resistance: Ansarallah leader

    TEHRAN — Speaking on the tenth anniversary of the Saudi airstrike on Sanaa’s Great Hall, Ansarallah leader Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi declared Thursday that Riyadh’s decade-long war to subjugate Yemen has collapsed into a strategic failure.

  • New horizons open for Iran-Afghanistan economic co-op during Iran’s trade delegation’s trip to Kabul

    By Mahnaz Abdi

    New horizons open for Iran-Afghanistan economic co-op during Iran’s trade delegation’s trip to Kabul

    TEHRAN- During the trip of a trade delegation from the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA), led by Ghadir Qiyafeh, Vice President of the Chamber, to Kabul, the capacities for Iran-Afghanistan cooperation in mining and mineral industries, agriculture and conversion industries, technology transfer, and the creation of production and processing chains were examined.

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

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

  • Why Isabella chose to disrupt Bessent’s hearing over Iran 

    Why Isabella chose to disrupt Bessent’s hearing over Iran 

  • 'Our doors and hearts are always open to Iran': Malaysia's chargé d'affaires tells the Tehran Times

    'Our doors and hearts are always open to Iran': Malaysia's chargé d'affaires tells the Tehran Times

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    Iran shines brighter in Nagoya with 19 gold medals

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

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

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  • Iran nuclear chief accuses IAEA of yielding to US and Israeli Pressure

    Iran nuclear chief accuses IAEA of yielding to US and Israeli Pressure

    TEHRAN — Mohammad Eslami, head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI), has criticized the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for its 'submission to pressure from the United States and Israel,' saying the UN nuclear watchdog has failed to uphold its responsibility to promote the peaceful use of nuclear energy and ensure equal access to the technology for all nations.

  • IRGC reports fire aboard LPG carrier in Strait of Hormuz, warns against unauthorized transit

    IRGC reports fire aboard LPG carrier in Strait of Hormuz, warns against unauthorized transit

    TEHRAN— Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy has reported that a large, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) carrier caught fire after being struck while attempting to navigate an unauthorized route south of the Strait of Hormuz, as senior Iranian military commanders reiterated that the strategic waterway remains under Iranian control and warned against foreign interference.

  • Iran lodges formal complaint over German lawmaker’s remarks at IPU assembly

    Iran lodges formal complaint over German lawmaker’s remarks at IPU assembly

    TEHRAN— Manouchehr Mottaki, head of the Executive Council of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), has lodged a formal protest against remarks made by a German parliamentarian about Iran during the 153rd IPU Assembly in Tanzania, arguing that the comments violated the assembly’s rules of procedure.

Sports

  • Iran’s wheelchair basketball teams learn opponents: Aichi-Nagoya 2026

    Iran’s wheelchair basketball teams learn opponents: Aichi-Nagoya 2026

    TEHRAN - Iran’s men’s and women’s national wheelchair basketball teams have learned their group-stage opponents for the fifth Asian Para Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, as both sides prepare to compete for strong results at the continental event.

  • Iran to send 29 athletes to 2026 Youth Olympics

    Iran to send 29 athletes to 2026 Youth Olympics

    TEHRAN - Iran will compete with a 29-athlete delegation across 14 sports at the fourth edition of the Youth Olympic Games, set to take place in Dakar, Senegal, from Oct. 31 to Nov. 13, following a four-year postponement.

  • Iran’s cycling continue downward slide in Nagoya

    Iran’s cycling continue downward slide in Nagoya

    TEHRAN - Iran’s cycling team continued their disappointing decline at the Nagoya Asian Games, failing to deliver any encouraging results. A review of the past five editions of the Asian Games highlights a steady deterioration in the country’s performance, raising serious questions about the development and future direction of the sport in Iran.

Culture

  • “Passing in Esfand” tells story of Minab school victims

    “Passing in Esfand” tells story of Minab school victims

    TEHRAN- “Passing in Esfand,” a play written and directed by Hassan Sobhani Minabi, is currently on stage at the Ebrahim Zarei Theater in Minab, Hormozgan province, portraying the stories of martyrs Makan Nasiri and Mahmoud Gholamiani, two of the victims of the Shajareh Tayyebeh School tragedy.

  • Mehr Media Group praised by Alexander Shtol for strengthening dialogue between Iran and Russia

    Mehr Media Group praised by Alexander Shtol for strengthening dialogue between Iran and Russia

    TEHRAN – The executive director of the Andrei Stenin International Press Photo Contest has expressed his appreciation to the Mehr Media Group for their cooperation and support in organizing and covering the exhibition of the contest’s winning entries in Tehran.

  • “Dial M for Murder” goes on screen at Tehran cultural center

    “Dial M for Murder” goes on screen at Tehran cultural center

    TEHRAN- Prominent English director Alfred Hitchcock’s 1954 detective film “Dial M for Murder” went on screen at the Arasbaran Cultural Center in Tehran on Wednesday. 

Economy

  • South Pars pressure boosting project to accelerate

    South Pars pressure boosting project to accelerate

    TEHRAN- The deputy chairman of the Energy Committee of the Parliament, referring to the oil industry’s efforts to advance the South Pars pressure enhancement project, said: The recent approval issued by the Economic Council paves the way for accelerating the implementation of this national project.

  • CNG consumption increases by 12%

    CNG consumption increases by 12%

    TEHRAN- The CEO of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company, regarding the impact of implementing the third-tier gasoline rate on the fuel consumption pattern, said: The implementation of this plan has had two effects; in the CNG sector, we have witnessed about a 12% growth in consumption, and the willingness to use this fuel, especially in public transportation and online platforms, has increased.

  • Hormozgan non-oil trade stands at $8b in H1

    Hormozgan non-oil trade stands at $8b in H1

    TEHRAN- The supervisor of customs in Hormozgan Province, citing a 97% increase in the province’s customs revenues, said that in the first half of the current year, more than 14,370,000 tons of goods worth over $8 billion were exported and imported through the province’s customs.

Society

  • ‘Makan’s Mission’: environmental storytelling project wrapped up honoring martyred students

    ‘Makan’s Mission’: environmental storytelling project wrapped up honoring martyred students

    TEHRAN – The Department of Environment (DOE) has held the closing ceremony of an environmental storytelling project, titled ‘Makan’s Mission’, to honor students martyred in the US-Israeli war against the country.

  • Iranian researchers win gold at INOVA International Invention Show

    Iranian researchers win gold at INOVA International Invention Show

    TEHRAN – A team of five Iranian researchers won a gold medal at the 50th International Invention Show, INOVA Golden Jubilee, held in Zagreb, Croatia, from October 1 to 4.

  • Iran proposes BRICS intl. network of photonics labs

    Iran proposes BRICS intl. network of photonics labs

    TEHRAN – Iran has proposed the establishment of an international network of photonics laboratories among BRICS member states to strengthen scientific cooperation and facilitate access to advanced research infrastructure.

Tourism

  • Pezeshkian visits Tehran exhibition showcasing rural and nomadic achievements

    Pezeshkian visits Tehran exhibition showcasing rural and nomadic achievements

    TEHRAN – Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on Saturday visited the sixth exhibition of rural and nomadic achievements in Tehran, praising rural residents and nomadic communities for their contribution to the country’s production and supply of essential goods.

  • Tehran tourism needs coordinated policies, not more infrastructure: council member

    Tehran tourism needs coordinated policies, not more infrastructure: council member

    TEHRAN – Tehran’s main tourism challenge is not a shortage of infrastructure but fragmented policymaking and limited public awareness of the capital’s existing attractions, a city council member said.

  • Book on history of vehicle license plates in Iran unveiled

    Book on history of vehicle license plates in Iran unveiled

    TEHRAN – A book tracing the history of vehicle license plates in Iran, from the arrival of automobiles to the introduction of the country’s national registration system, was unveiled on Saturday at the Mostazafan Foundation’s headquarters in Tehran.

International

  • Trump loses Nobel again as jurist behind Gaza genocide findings takes prize

    Trump loses Nobel again as jurist behind Gaza genocide findings takes prize

    TEHRAN — Donald Trump has repeatedly shown his desperation to obtain the Nobel Peace Prize, but the Norwegian Nobel Committee handed it to the legal investigator who exposed Israeli genocide in Gaza.

  • Saudi Arabia will never break Yemen’s resistance: Ansarallah leader

    Saudi Arabia will never break Yemen’s resistance: Ansarallah leader

    TEHRAN — Speaking on the tenth anniversary of the Saudi airstrike on Sanaa’s Great Hall, Ansarallah leader Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi declared Thursday that Riyadh’s decade-long war to subjugate Yemen has collapsed into a strategic failure.

  • Israel kills or wounds a Palestinian in Gaza every 90 minutes under sham ‘ceasefire’

    Israel kills or wounds a Palestinian in Gaza every 90 minutes under sham ‘ceasefire’

    TEHRAN — Israeli forces have killed or wounded a Palestinian in Gaza every 90 minutes on average since last October’s ceasefire declaration, according to humanitarian charity Islamic Relief.

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