• Araghchi: ME security must be shaped by regional countries, not foreigners

    Araghchi: ME security must be shaped by regional countries, not foreigners

    TEHRAN — Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has called for a fundamental shift in the international approach to security, urging the world to move away from militarism, foreign intervention and coercion toward sustainable development, respect for national sovereignty, equal application of international law and lasting peace.

  • International Youth Festival 2026 in Russia ends with 50 Iranian youth participants

    By Mehdi Soltani

    International Youth Festival 2026 in Russia ends with 50 Iranian youth participants

    The festival highlights Russia’s focus on youth potential for development and international cooperation

    YEKATERINBURG, Russia — The International Youth Festival 2026 concluded in Yekaterinburg on September 17, bringing together around 10,000 young people from 191 countries, including approximately 50 young participants from Iran.

  • 313,000  “Janfada” for Iran

    By Mahmoud Mahmoudian Ravi

    313,000  “Janfada” for Iran

    Tehran stages a defiant display of sacrifice and unity

    TEHRAN — From Imam Hussein Square to Enghelab Square, Tehran’s streets on Friday became the setting for one of the largest public mobilizations seen in Iran since the war began in February. Hundreds of thousands of people took part in the “Janfada-ye Iran” — Devoted to Iran — campaign, with women, young people, veterans and other sections of society joining a 313,000-strong parade, according to Iranian organizers.

  • South Korea rebuffs Trump: No troops for US war on Iran

    South Korea rebuffs Trump: No troops for US war on Iran

    TEHRAN — In a decisive stance reflecting growing domestic anti-war sentiment and strategic prudent realism, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung announced on Friday that Seoul will not deploy its armed forces to join the US war against Iran, effectively rejecting escalating demands from Washington to entangle the East Asian nation in its Middle Eastern conflict.

  • End of the ‘unipolar order’: Sino-Russian vetoes deal a blow to US Iran sanctions push

    End of the ‘unipolar order’: Sino-Russian vetoes deal a blow to US Iran sanctions push

    TEHRAN – The United Nations Security Council on Thursday failed to adopt a US-drafted resolution that would have extended the mandate of a panel of experts monitoring sanctions on Iran, after China and Russia vetoed the measure.