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Yesterday 21:06
Group exhibition at Art Garden Pavilion will honor master and veteran calligraphers
TEHRAN – The second edition of the “Infinite Love” calligraphy group exhibition, featuring a collection of works by of Iran’s master and veteran calligraphers, will open on October 29 at the Art Garden Pavilion in Tehran.
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Yesterday 21:06
Iranian Cinema Day to be held during 3rd Toji Somon National Film Festival in Tajikistan
TEHRAN – The Iranian feature film “The Gambler,” directed by Mohsen Bahari, will be screened during the Iranian Cinema Day in Tajikistan.
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Yesterday 21:06
Tehran puppet theater festival to open with public ceremony
TEHRAN- The 21st Tehran-Mobarak International Puppet Theater Festival will open on Saturday with a ceremony at the open-air grounds of Tehran’s City Theater Complex, bringing together puppetry artists and members of the public in a celebration of the art form.
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Yesterday 21:05
Kiarostami’s “Where Is the Friend’s House?” selected for Tokyo festival
TEHRAN- The 1987 Iranian film “Where Is the Friend’s House?” by the late acclaimed filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami will be screened at the 39th Tokyo International Film Festival in Japan as part of a special program celebrating films cherished by legendary Japanese director Akira Kurosawa.
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Yesterday 21:00
Smart use of Hormuz Strait
The Iran newspaper analyzed the increasingly complex regional environment and argued that careful strategic judgment is essential. According to the paper, the convergence of multiple crises, including the Gaza war, tensions in the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab Strait, the Iran-Israel rivalry, the US military presence, and competition among regional powers, has made security in West Asia more fragile than ever. One of the clearest examples of this fragile balance is the Strait of Hormuz.
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Yesterday 20:56
Terrorists assassinate female Basij commander in southeastern Iran
TEHRAN – A female Basij commander has been assassinated by terrorists in Mehrestan County in the southeastern province of Sistan and Baluchestan, in the second targeted killing of a female security official in the province in less than a week.
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Yesterday 20:54
Iranian embassy in Baku rejects baseless claims linking Iran to school hijab row
TEHRAN – The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Baku on Wednesday categorically rejected what it called unfounded and baseless allegations by Azerbaijan's National NGO Forum attempting to link ongoing debates over hijab in schools to Iran.
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Yesterday 20:52
Iran sets out defense modernization plans as officials stress deterrence and domestic arms productio
TEHRAN — Iran is seeking to accelerate the modernization of its armed forces, expand domestic weapons production and strengthen its defense-industrial infrastructure, according to plans presented by defense minister nominee Mehrdad Akhlaqi, as senior military officials stress the importance of deterrence and preparedness amid continued tensions with the United States and Israel.
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Yesterday 20:45
Oman says talks with Iran on Strait of Hormuz concluded
TEHRAN- Oman's Foreign Ministry announced on Wednesday that its negotiations with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz have concluded, though the implementation of understandings and the full resumption of maritime transport through the waterway depend on the outcome of broader Tehran-Washington talks.
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Yesterday 20:38
Iran, Azerbaijan seek to turn bilateral agreements into concrete action
TEHRAN — Iran and the Republic of Azerbaijan are seeking to translate bilateral agreements into practical measures to expand passenger and commercial traffic, improve border cooperation and strengthen coordination in disaster prevention and response, following a visit to Baku by Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni.
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Yesterday 20:34
Iran’s ambassador to Russia rejects Trump’s allegations about destruction of US cities
TEHRAN — Iran’s Ambassador to Russia Kazem Jalali has rejected US President Donald Trump’s remarks suggesting that Iranian military capabilities could threaten major American cities, describing the allegations as unfounded and unrealistic and saying they amount to little more than election campaign rhetoric.
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Yesterday 20:32
Families of Iran's terror victims call on Pakistan to act against militants
TEHRAN — Families representing Iran's 23,000 victims of terrorism have sent an open letter to the government of Pakistan urging decisive action against terrorist groups operating along the southeastern border, following a recent escalation of attacks in Sistan and Baluchestan Province.
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Yesterday 20:29
Aoun and Araghchi discussed latest regional developments
TEHRAN — Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has held a series of telephone consultations with regional counterparts, including the foreign ministers of Turkey and Oman, to discuss developments in Yemen and ways to promote regional peace and stability.
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Yesterday 20:26
IRGC Navy Commander:
US carriers dare not approach Hormuz, we are waiting to sink them
TEHRAN – The commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps Navy says American warships have withdrawn to hundreds of kilometers from the Strait of Hormuz out of vulnerability, warning that Iranian forces are counting the moments for them to come within range.
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Yesterday 19:35
Tehran Auto Plaza seeks to turn the automotive world into a destination
TEHRAN – For many motorists, a visit to a car showroom has a specific purpose: to inspect a vehicle, discuss a price and decide whether to buy. Tehran Auto Plaza is being developed around a broader idea, one in which the automobile becomes the starting point for a day of discovery, specialist services, social encounters and new experiences.
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Yesterday 19:13
Yemen attacks Aramco sites and Riyadh airport
The Yemeni Armed Forces (YAF) said on Wednesday it had targeted Saudi Aramco facilities in Dhahran, King Khalid International Airport and an Aramco refinery in Riyadh. It said they launched ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and drones.
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Yesterday 19:06
Israeli forces raid West Bank villages as settlers torch mosque
Israeli settlers have set fire to a mosque, an olive tree and a vehicle in the occupied West Bank, as Israeli forces continue to carry out raids across the territory.
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Yesterday 19:00
By Sondoss Al Asaad
Reconstruction, resistance, and the battle for Lebanon’s future
BEIRUT — The announcement by Hezbollah’s Executive Council chairman, Sheikh Ali Damoush, of a new housing assistance program for Lebanese families displaced by the ongoing U.S.–led Israeli attacks comes amid a wider struggle over reconstruction, state authority, and the future of Lebanon.
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Yesterday 18:50
By staff writer
Saudi Arabia’s billions in arms fail to buy security
TEHRAN - Saudi Arabia spends tens of billions of dollars on arms every year, but is struggling to protect key assets such as airports, refineries and pipelines from missiles and drones fired by Ansarallah, also called the Yemeni Armed Forces (YAF).
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Yesterday 18:41
By staff writer
Republicans face expanding midterm backlash over Iran war, living costs
TEHRAN — Donald Trump says the approaching U.S. elections will not change his position regarding Iran. Republican candidates are already changing theirs.
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Yesterday 16:53
Bushehr: Where Iran’s history meets the Persian Gulf
TEHRAN - On Iran’s southern coast, where the Zagros Mountains descend toward the Persian Gulf, Bushehr offers a distinctive blend of history, architecture, nature and living traditions. The sea has shaped almost every aspect of life here, from trade and fishing to cuisine, music and the design of traditional houses.
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Yesterday 16:46
Iran’s Mohammadi wins gold at 2026 U23 World Championships
TEHRAN – Abolfazl Mohammadi of Iran claimed a gold medal at the 2026 U23 World Greco-Roman Wrestling Championships, currently taking place in Las Vegas, USA.
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Yesterday 16:43
Spectrum: Blood on the Battlefield, Gold in the Boardroom
The US-Israeli war against Iran has exposed a stark divide: while ordinary citizens bear the costs of conflict, defense contractors, energy firms, and politically connected figures stand to reap substantial profits.
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Yesterday 15:54
No Hijab, No School—or No Freedom?
Azerbaijan’s school hijab restrictions have sparked student boycotts, protests, and arrests, raising concerns over religious freedom, access to education, and limits on public expression.
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Yesterday 15:44
Iranian delegation attending WHO RC73
TEHRAN – An Iranian delegation led by Ali Jafarian, a senior advisor to the health minister, is participating in the 73rd session of the WHO Regional Committee for Eastern Mediterranean (RC73), being held from October 13 to 15 in Cairo, Egypt.
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Yesterday 15:41
Tehran, Doha explore partnership opportunities in ICT sector
TEHRAN – Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Minister Sattar Hashemi and Qatar’s ambassador in Iran Saad bin Abdullah Al-Mohammad Al-Sharif have underlined the need to expand cooperation between the two countries in the ICT sector.
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Yesterday 15:39
DOE unveils global real-time dust source monitoring system
TEHRAN – The Department of Environment (DOE) has unveiled a global real-time monitoring system designed to identify and track dust hotspots around the world.
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Yesterday 15:24
Ghalenoei targets improved Iran performance at AFC Asian Cup 2027
TEHRAN - Iran head coach Amir Ghalenoei has expressed confidence that Team Melli will deliver a stronger performance at the 2027 AFC Asian Cup, insisting that the national team are determined to improve on its showing at the previous edition in Qatar.
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Yesterday 14:44
World Standards Day at MAHAK means accountability in supporting children
TEHRAN - On the occasion of World Standards Day, October 14, MAHAK carried out a series of initiatives to move the concept of “standards” beyond technical and organizational requirements and connect it with the quality of treatment, safety, transparency, accountability, and the quality of life of children with cancer.