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Yesterday 21:44
By Fatemeh Kavand
What the West fails to understand about Iran
The recent article published by the American magazine The Atlantic, titled “In Iran, Anything Can Happen,” once again reflects the same biased and colonial gaze that the West has long held toward Iran and its people.
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Yesterday 21:43
Iran condemns mass killings in Sudan, expresses support for Sudanese government
TEHRAN – Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has, in a phone conversation with his Sudanese counterpart Mohi El-Din Salem, condemned the recent attacks on, and the killing of civilians in the city of El Fasher, highlighting Tehran’s support for the territorial integrity of Sudan.
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Yesterday 21:41
By Soheila Zarfam
War didn't halt enrichment; pressure won't either
Araghchi says a 'fair' deal possible if US scraps 'unacceptable' conditions
TEHRAN – In an interview with Qatari media, Iran's foreign minister reiterated what has essentially been the country’s position for decades: the United States cannot make Iran blink. Neither sanctions, nor threats, nor even wars – like the one Washington and Israel waged against Iran in June – will succeed. A win-win deal remains the only off-ramp from the escalating high tensions.
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Yesterday 21:32
Mass rally held in France in solidarity with Iranian academic Mahdieh Esfandiari
A group of French, Arab and international human rights activists have staged a mass rally in the French capital, Paris, in solidarity with Iranian academic Mahdieh Esfandiari.
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Yesterday 20:23
‘Power play on Venezuela’s coast is about hegemony, not drugs:’ Analyst
Venezuelan analyst Diego Sequera told Iran’s Mehr News Agency that Washington’s latest maneuvers in and around Venezuela are not truly about the drug trade.
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Yesterday 20:17
Can Iraq navigate November’s vote without succumbing to Washington’s coercion?
TEHRAN – Iraq’s November 11 parliamentary election will be judged less by campaign rhetoric than by the mechanics of participation and the geopolitics that frame them.
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Yesterday 20:08
Michael Oenning no longer Persepolis coach
TEHRAN – German coach Michael Oenning, who had been named Persepolis coach in late August, has parted ways with the Iranian club.
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Yesterday 19:37
Tehran–Moscow partnership will not yield to foreign pressure: Russian envoy
TEHRAN – Russia has reiterated that its relations with Iran will continue to be guided by the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Treaty, emphasizing that Moscow will not yield to external pressure or seek alternatives to its close ties with Tehran.
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Yesterday 19:34
TEHRAN PAPERS
Iran at a crossroads: Reconciliation or continued confrontation
TEHRAN - Shargh analyzed Iran’s dual position in foreign policy, quoting Dr. Anahita Motazed Rad.
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Yesterday 19:33
Indonesia’s support during 12-day war reflects deep friendship, says Iranian minister
TEHRAN – Iran’s Minister of Information and Communications Technology Sattar Hashemi has lauded Indonesia’s support for Iran during the 12-day war with Israel and the United States on June, calling it a testament to the enduring friendship and solidarity between the two nations.
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Yesterday 19:33
12-day war on Iran a ‘blatant violation’ of UN charter, says special rapporteur
TEHRAN – The United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Iran, Mai Sato, has described the recent 12-day war against Iran as a “clear and blatant violation of the UN Charter,” warning of its devastating human and environmental consequences.
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Yesterday 19:32
What’s in Tehran art galleries
Paintings by a group of artists are on display in an exhibition at Delgosha Gallery. The exhibition will be running until November 21 at the gallery located at 30 Mohajer Alley, Iranshahr St., Karim Khan Ave.
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Yesterday 19:31
Iranian stationery gains popularity with high-quality domestic products, indigenous characters
TEHRAN- High-quality Iranian stationery is a guarantee for consumers, says a leading manufacturer in the stationery sector. He highlighted that Iranian audiences, like any others, tend to prefer domestically made products—so long as their quality is excellent.
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Yesterday 19:31
By Shahrokh Saei
From Abe to Takaichi: A historic milestone, a familiar path
TEHRAN – Sanae Takaichi’s election as Japan’s first female prime minister on October 21 was a landmark moment in a country long dominated by male political leadership. But while her rise broke a gender barrier, her governance so far reflects continuity more than change. Takaichi is not a political outsider—she’s a veteran of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and a protégé of the late Shinzo Abe, whose nationalist and conservative legacy continues to shape Japan’s direction.
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Yesterday 19:31
10 Iranian films participating in Asian Film Festival Barcelona
TEHRAN – Ten films from Iran are present at the 13th Asian Film Festival Barcelona (AFFBCN), which kicked off on October 29 in Barcelona, Spain.
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Yesterday 18:41
By Wesam Bahrani
Israel intensifies truce violations in Gaza
TEHRAN – The Israeli regime continues violating the Gaza truce with deadly attacks, widespread destruction, aid obstruction, and mounting civilian casualties. Five people have been killed and 17 bodies recovered over the past 24 hours, Gaza’s Health Ministry said in a statement.
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Yesterday 18:33
By Sondoss Al Asaad
Washington is instigator rather than mediator
BEIRUT—Since the outbreak of the ongoing Israeli aggression against Lebanon and West Asia at large, Washington has entrenched its role as the region’s primary instigator, not a neutral mediator.
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Yesterday 18:29
Canada PM says Xi talks 'turning point', apologizes to Trump
Canadian premier Mark Carney on Saturday called his talks with China's leader Xi Jinping a "turning point" in restoring their battered ties.
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Yesterday 18:26
By Sahar Dadjoo
Israel pounds Gaza, Lebanon to rewrite truce terms: Palestinian analyst
Hassan Lafi says Tel Aviv’s violations seek to shift the balance in its favor
TEHRAN- In the wake of Israel’s renewed attacks following the Gaza ceasefire, Palestinian writer and analyst Hassan Lafi examines the underlying political and strategic motivations driving Tel Aviv’s escalation.
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Yesterday 18:02
Foreign ministers decry 'apocalyptic' atrocities in Sudan
The foreign ministers of Germany, the United Kingdom and Jordan said the war in Sudan has not received enough attention as tens of thousands of people were at risk after the fall of el-Fasher, AFP reported.
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Yesterday 16:21
Photo: Khadijeh Mohamadi Nameghi
Indonesia Marks 80th Independence Anniversary, 75 Years of Ties with Iran in Tehran
The Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia held a ceremony to commemorate both the 80th anniversary of Indonesia's independence and the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations with Iran. The event was attended by numerous foreign diplomats based in Tehran, as well as Iranian officials and representatives from various economic and cultural sectors. Seyed Sattar Hashemi, Iran's Minister of Information and Communication Technology, was a special guest at the event. In his speech, he emphasized the importance of enhancing bilateral relations. Rolliansyah Soemirat, Indonesia's Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Iran, also addressed the audience, reaffirming Jakarta's dedication to strengthening its ties with Tehran.
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Yesterday 16:10
Literary race: car quest in Siberia celebrates Anton Chekhov
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Yesterday 16:02
Agro-food exhibition to run alongside Caspian littoral governors’ summit in Gilan
TEHRAN – the head of Agricultural Organization in Gilan Province announced that the first “Gilan Agrofood” exhibition will take place from November 19 to 22 in Rasht, center city of the province, on the sidelines of the governors’ meeting of the Caspian Sea littoral states.
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Yesterday 16:00
Distributed power plants to be built in 1,000 locations nationwide
TEHRAN – Energy Minister Abbas Aliabadi said on Saturday that distributed power plants will be established in 1,000 locations across the country by the end of this year, emphasizing the importance of civil defense principles in the water and electricity sectors.
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Yesterday 15:52
Iran, China launch joint rice research center to develop high-yield hybrid varieties
TEHRAN – Iran’s Ministry of Agriculture has announced the establishment of a joint Iran–China Rice Research Center aimed at developing drought-resistant hybrid rice varieties with yields exceeding six tons per hectare, as part of broader agricultural cooperation under the two countries’ 25-year partnership agreement.
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Yesterday 15:50
12 flare gas recovery, sales contracts signed under president’s directive
TEHRAN – Twelve contracts for the recovery and sale of flare gas from oilfields in southern Iran were signed on Saturday via video conference in the presence of President Masoud Pezeshkian and Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad, according to the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC).
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Yesterday 15:45
“Role of Oman as a re-export hub, effective in developing trade with Iran’
TEHRAN- The head of the Iran-Oman Joint Chamber of Commerce explained the obstacles and positive factors affecting trade with Oman in recent years, as well as the events and factors that will influence future exchanges with this country.
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Yesterday 15:21
Over 540,000 births registered in 7 months
TEHRAN – A total of 540,528 births were registered in the country in the first seven months of the current Iranian calendar year that started in March 2025, the Civil Registration Organization has announced.
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Yesterday 15:16
Iran discusses expanding scientific ties with Uzbekistan, Slovakia
TEHRAN – Science Minister Hossein Simaei-Sarraf, in separate meetings with the presidents of Uzbekistan and Slovakia, has explored ways to promote scientific and technological collaborations.