• Israel's chilling assault on Gaza City

    By Garsha Vazirian

    Israel's chilling assault on Gaza City

    TEHRAN – The Israeli military on Friday declared Gaza City a “dangerous combat zone,” ending the so-called “tactical pauses” that had allowed limited food deliveries into the besieged north. The move has heightened fears of another mass displacement as Israel prepares what appears to be a major ground assault.

  • Another blow to diplomacy

    By Mona Hojat Ansari

    Another blow to diplomacy

    E3 tells UNSC it’s triggering ‘snapback’ to reinstate UN sanctions against Iran, Tehran says it will respond

    TEHRAN – When Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian was vying for the presidency last year, his willingness to give diplomacy with the West another chance was his main point of distinction from his conservative rival, Saeed Jalili, who has likened negotiating Iran's nuclear program with the West to the biblical story of the Israelites worshipping a "golden calf." Perhaps Iranians voted for Pezeshkian because they believed a diplomatic solution with the West was still possible.

  • Army strongly opposes plan to pit Lebanese against each other 

    By Sondoss Al Asaad

    Army strongly opposes plan to pit Lebanese against each other 

    Corrupt judiciary is rewarding traitors and embezzlers 

    BEIRUT — Since the resistance liberated southern Lebanon in 2000, addressing the issue of Lebanese collaborators with the Israeli entity has remained one of the key tests of the Lebanese state’s resolve in safeguarding national security.

  • 500+ UN staff demand Israel’s Gaza war be called genocide

    By staff writer 

    500+ UN staff demand Israel’s Gaza war be called genocide

    TEHRAN – Israel’s brutal war on the Gaza Strip, combined with its deliberate starvation policy, continues unchecked in the besieged Palestinian territory. 

  • Exclusive: Iran must adopt dual-track strategy to secure Caucasus role, says Italian analyst

    By Sahar Dadjoo

    Exclusive: Iran must adopt dual-track strategy to secure Caucasus role, says Italian analyst

    Boltuc stresses Tehran should act as stabilizer to counter US, NATO, and Turkish encroachment

    TEHRAN – In an exclusive interview with the Tehran Times, Silvia Boltuc, an Italian geopolitical analyst and Managing Director of Special Eurasia, analyzes how a foreign-operated corridor could reshape Iran’s strategic environment in the South Caucasus.