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Yesterday 22:12
Exhibition of martyr artist Mansoureh Alikhani’s artworks showcased in Sarajevo
TEHRAN – An exhibition featuring the paintings of martyr artist Mansoureh Alikhani, one of the victims of the Israeli regime’s atrocities against Iranian soil, was held at Iran's Cultural Attaché office in Sarajevo, Bosnia on Sunday.
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Yesterday 22:11
ICRC calls for urgent collective action to end abhorrent suffering in Gaza
NEW YORK (ICRC)— The scale of human suffering and the stripping of human dignity in Gaza have long exceeded every acceptable standard – both legal and moral, ICRC president Mirjana Spoljaric said in a statement on the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
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Yesterday 22:10
Thailand, Cambodia agree to 'immediate and unconditional' ceasefire
Thailand and Cambodia agreed to an “immediate and unconditional” ceasefire in a significant breakthrough to resolve deadly border clashes that entered a fifth day, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said Monday.
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Yesterday 22:09
TEHRAN PAPERS
Saudi Arabia's meaningful decision
TEHRAN - In its analysis, Shargh explored Saudi Arabia’s refusal to supply THAAD missile interceptors to Israel, following a U.S. request during the Iran-Israel war in June.
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Yesterday 22:08
Judiciary chief vows swift justice after deadly terror attack in SE Iran
TEHRAN – Iran’s Judiciary Chief, Gholamhossein Mohseni Eje’i, has called for the immediate identification, prosecution, and punishment of all individuals involved in the recent terrorist attack on the Zahedan courthouse, which left several civilians dead, including a child.
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Yesterday 22:06
By Sondoss Al Asaad
Washington intensifying pressure on Lebanon ahead of parliamentary polls
BEIRUT — While Lebanon was awaiting Washington’s position on the latest response to Thomas Barrack’s approach to the arms monopoly, the U.S. envoy warned the Lebanese government to “act immediately.”
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Yesterday 22:04
By Shahrokh Saei
Israel-based human rights groups: Gaza crisis is genocide, Western allies enable it
TEHRAN — The starvation crisis in Gaza, largely driven by Israeli actions, continues unabated as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s administration makes a symbolic gesture by allowing only a limited trickle of humanitarian aid into the besieged Palestinian territory.
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Yesterday 22:00
By Mona Hojat Ansari
Zangezur: The corridor that could break the Caucasus
With Iran’s firm opposition, renewed calls for the illegal route are all but sure to drag region into chaos
TEHRAN – The Republic of Azerbaijan is once again making a splash with its infamous corridor proposal, this time dragging the United States and NATO into the saga after it was forced to scrap its plans last year when Iranian forces amassed the border with Armenia.
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Yesterday 20:27
Iran successfully tests key subsystems on Nahid-2 satellite
TEHRAN – Iran has successfully tested the rotational stabilization subsystem of its Nahid-2 satellite, marking another milestone in the satellite’s ongoing in-orbit testing and evaluation process, according to the Iranian Space Agency (ISA).
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Yesterday 20:26
Tehran, Kabul commit to facilitating return of undocumented Afghan nationals residing in Iran
TEHRAN – Iran and Afghanistan are continuing high-level talks on facilitating the voluntary return of Afghan nationals residing in Iran, as part of broader efforts to enhance bilateral cooperation in border management and consular affairs.
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Yesterday 20:26
Joint parliamentary session with president focuses on enhancing Iran’s defense budget
TEHRAN – The spokesperson for the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee in Iran’s Parliament, Ebrahim Rezaei, announces that in a joint meeting with President Masoud Pezeshkian, members of the committee emphasized the imperative of prioritizing the armed forces and enhancing the country’s defensive capabilities in the upcoming year’s budget.
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Yesterday 20:26
WSJ instrumentalizing discourse to justify genocide
MADRID – The recent editorial published by the Wall Street Journal, attributed to Yasser Abu Shabab—a local leader in Gaza linked to a militia associated with ISIS and, according to various critical reports, armed by Israel to fight Hamas—does not represent an autonomous analysis or a genuine voice of the Palestinian reality. Rather, it is a statement constructed under the influence of colonial forces seeking to justify systematic violence and the ongoing genocide in Gaza, while simultaneously facilitating internal fragmentation and control through tactical alliances with local actors.
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Yesterday 20:25
By Wesam Bahrani
Gaza war draining Israeli army
TEHRAN – A rapid increase in injury of Israeli occupation soldiers is taking a high toll on the regime’s economy and society.
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Yesterday 20:24
Iran details intelligence fight against Western-Israeli alliance during 12-day war
Citizens helped thwart terrorism, infiltration, separatism, and espionage
TEHRAN – Iran's Ministry of Intelligence published a statement on Monday detailing some of its operations launched to counter U.S.-Israeli plots during the 12-day war that broke out in June.
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Yesterday 20:24
Iran says no talks with US until Iranian interests met
TEHRAN – Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei rejected renewed nuclear negotiations with the United States during a press briefing on Monday, declaring Tehran has "no plans" for diplomacy until Washington fundamentally changes its behavior and provides ironclad guarantees against aggression.
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Yesterday 20:23
War veteran’s martyrdom marks 1,065 lives lost in Israeli war against Iran
TEHRAN – Ali Kabari, a Basiji fighter severely wounded during Iran’s defensive operations against the Israeli regime’s 12-day aggression, has succumbed to his injuries after a 42-day struggle.
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Yesterday 20:23
Two MKO operatives behind urban terror campaign executed: Iran Judiciary
TEHRAN – The Islamic Republic of Iran’s judiciary executed two operational members of the terrorist Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) on Sunday, for “manufacturing mortars and launching indiscriminate attacks against civilians, residential areas, and service facilities.”
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Yesterday 20:22
By staff writer
The ICJ Gaza case and a race against time
TEHRAN- On July 27, The Guardian reported that the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has postponed its final ruling on the Gaza genocide case until at least 2027. The delay follows a six-month extension granted to Israel to prepare its defense, with the court accepting Israel’s claim that “evidential issues” related to South Africa’s genocide case necessitated more time.
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Yesterday 20:12
Persepolis have a place in my heart forever: Alexis Guendouz
TEHRAN – Persepolis Algerian goalkeeper Alexis Guendouz bade farewell to the fans of the team with an emotional message.
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Yesterday 17:48
Circular city of Darabgard seeks UNESCO registration
TEHRAN - Caretaker of Fars Cultural Heritage Department Sadeq Zare’ gave news of the start of possible registration of the ancient city of Darabgard as the first city with a circular structure on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
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Yesterday 17:48
Fariman to launch industrial tourism tours in northeast Iran
TEHRAN—Mehdi Naseri, Governor of Fariman county in Khorasan Razavi province, has welcomed the Governor-General’s proposal on launching industrial tourism tours in Fariman and called it an important opportunity for improving the entrepreneurship and economic development of the region.
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Yesterday 17:47
Nine historical artifacts seized near Tehran
TEHRAN – On Saturday evening, authorities discovered and confiscated nine earthen vessels dating back to the pre-Islamic and early Islamic periods in the old neighborhood of Jilard, Damavand, near Tehran.
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Yesterday 17:47
TACI and foreign ministry explore ways to ease foreign arrivals by personal vehicles
TEHRAN - Implementation of a plan to allow foreign passenger cars to enter Iran through a customs clearance issued by the Touring & Automobile Club of the Islamic Republic of Iran (TACI) (Carnet de Passage) will lead to the development of tourism, said TACI Head Mohammad-Hossein Soufi.
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Yesterday 17:47
1000-year-old carved tombstone discovered in UNESCO-listed Yazd
TEHRAN - A historic tombstone dating back almost 1,000 years has been uncovered during restoration work at Dowlatshahi Mosque in the UNESCO-listed city of Yazd, central Iran.
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Yesterday 17:37
Expert calls for four-year plan to restore historic bazaar in Lar
TEHRAN - A senior regional development planning expert has proposed the development of a four-year restoration plan for the Qeysarieh Bazaar in Lar, southern Iran, involving private sector participation and non-governmental organizations.
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Yesterday 16:01
By Salman Parviz
Power cuts, water shortage amid scorching summer
TEHRAN -- With an unprecedented decline in rainfall, severe drops in dam levels, and diminished underground water, Iran entered its fifth consecutive year of drought. Some areas in Tehran are experiencing water cuts of up to 12 hours. The situation is exacerbated by climate change, which is caused by global warming.
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Yesterday 15:55
Zimbabwe interested in boosting environmental ties with Iran
TEHRAN – Evelyn Ndlovu, Minister of Environment, Climate and Wildlife of Zimbabwe, in a meeting with Ahmad-Reza Lahijanzadeh, deputy for Marine and Wetlands at the Department of Environment, has called for the promotion of joint efforts between the two countries.
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Yesterday 15:21
Health ministry offering diverse services to refugees in border provinces
TEHRAN –The ministry of health has expounded on a wide range of services being offered to refugees, particularly in eastern South Khorasan, northeastern Khorasan Razavi, and southeastern Sistan-Baluchestan provinces.
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Yesterday 15:14
'Take swift action to end human crisis in Gaza': IRCS urges WHO, red crescent societies
TEHRAN – The head of the Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS), Pirhossin Kolivand, has asked the World Health Organization (WHO) and red crescent societies to reaffirm their commitment by taking immediate actions to help address the catastrophic human crisis in Gaza.