• In Doha, Iran tends to frozen funds as US claims talks that are not happening

    In Doha, Iran tends to frozen funds as US claims talks that are not happening

    TEHRAN — Iran’s senior negotiator Kazem Gharibabadi is currently in Qatar to oversee the implementation of existing financial agreements, and contrary to repeated American claims, no direct or indirect talks with the United States are taking place, a well-informed political source close to the Iranian negotiating team confirmed to the Tehran Times.

  • Inconsolable grief

    By Mahmoud Ravi-Nejad

    Inconsolable grief

    Tehran preparing to say farewell to martyr Leader

    TEHRAN — A profound silence has descended upon Iran. It is the kind of silence that often precedes history—a silence heavy with grief, memory, and anticipation. From the crowded boulevards of Tehran to the Holy Shrines of Mashhad and Qom, from the bazaars of Tabriz to the historic avenues of Isfahan and the gardens of Shiraz, an entire nation is preparing to bid farewell to the man whom millions regarded not merely as a political leader, but as the spiritual compass of a generation.

  • Tehran warns Israel of 'immediate and powerful' retaliation as regime issues new threats

    Tehran warns Israel of 'immediate and powerful' retaliation as regime issues new threats

    TEHRAN — Iran's top diplomat has issued a blunt warning to Israel, declaring that any threat against the Islamic Republic's leadership or citizens will be met with an "immediate and powerful" response.

  • Iran vows justice for Leader's assassination

    Iran vows justice for Leader's assassination

    TEHRAN — Iran's top security official has vowed that those responsible for the assassination of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, and other Iranian martyrs will face justice, reiterating Tehran's determination to pursue accountability for 'one of the gravest crimes in the country's contemporary history.'

  • The modern golem of Silicon Valley demands a ritual sacrifice of innocence

    By Garsha Vazirian

    The modern golem of Silicon Valley demands a ritual sacrifice of innocence

    TEHRAN — The little boys and little girls of the Shajareh Tayyebeh elementary school had just settled into their morning lessons when the sky split open. It was February 28, the opening day of the American-Israeli campaign against Iran, and three Tomahawk cruise missiles, one by one, tore through the roof, collapsing concrete onto the children's desks.