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  • Tehran papers Yesterday 22:23

    TEHRAN PAPERS

    Missile drill in Tehran, panic in Tel Aviv

    TEHRAN - Vatan-e-Emrooz analyzed Iran’s large-scale missile maneuver on Monday.

  • Fishing boat Yesterday 22:22

    Two smuggling vessels carrying narcotics, fuel intercepted in southeast Iran

    TEHRAN – Iranian border guards have seized two large fishing vessels off the coast of Chabahar carrying a significant quantity of narcotics and smuggled fuel, authorities said on Tuesday.

  • Libya Yesterday 22:22

    Tehran sends sympathy message after fatal plane crash kills Libyan army chief

    TEHRAN – Iran has extended its condolences to Libya following the death of the country’s army chief in a fatal plane crash near Ankara.

  • UNSC session Yesterday 22:21

    Iran questions US definition of ‘diplomacy’ after envoy’s ironic remarks at UNSC

    TEHRAN – About ten hours after a UNSC session on Iran’s nuclear program concluded on Tuesday, as morning broke in Tehran, Iranian officials began to publicly react to remarks put forth by the U.S. during the meeting. Their reactions signaled that no one in Tehran trusts American pronouncements about diplomacy anymore.

  • Iran shield Yesterday 22:20

    By Fatemeh Kavand

    ‘Who can solve Iran’s many problems?’; created the fire, claims the hose

    A recent New York Times’ report on Iran , titled “who can solve Iran’s many problems? Not I, says the president”, is not an attempt to grapple with the country’s complex economic and political realities. It is a carefully constructed narrative exercise—one that deliberately removes decisive external factors in order to assign responsibility for Iran’s challenges in a narrowly defined, politically convenient way. What emerges is not journalism in the classical sense, but narrative warfare by other means.

  • Parliament Yesterday 22:17

    ‘Maritime piracy in Caribbean’, Iranian MPs condemn US military actions near Venezuela

    TEHRAN – A group of 150 Iranian lawmakers has issued a strong condemnation of recent U.S. actions in the Caribbean, including the interception and pursuit of oil tankers, calling them acts of maritime piracy and a significant threat to regional stability.

  • Eslami reporters Yesterday 22:16

    No rules, no inspections until legal clarity from IAEA: Iran nuclear chief

    TEHRAN – Iran’s senior nuclear official has clarified that the nation will not entertain illegitimate demands for the inspection of its nuclear facilities damaged in acts of foreign aggression. 

  • A United Nations Security Council meeting at United Nations headquarters on December 23, 2025 in New York. Yesterday 22:08

    By Soheila Zarfam 

    UNSC session shows West failed in snapback gamble 

    Meeting sees US and Europe defend hardline stance, Iran and allies call for end to failed approach

    TEHRAN – Western states dragged Iran and members of the UN Security Council to a session on Tuesday to push for the implementation of pre-JCPOA UN sanctions against Iran, which the E3 (Germany, UK, France) managed to be reinstated back in August, but faced substantial challenges in implementing them due to opposition from a host of countries, including Iran’s most powerful allies, Russia and China.

  • satellite 2025-12-23 20:12

    Iran’s heaviest imaging satellite to be in space by Monday 

    TEHRAN – Iran is preparing to launch its most substantial satellite to date into low Earth orbit next week, a move aimed at broadening the nation’s capabilities in space. 

  • Radan in Dushanbe 2025-12-23 20:12

    Tehran, Dushanbe look to deepen security partnership with high-level police chief visit

    TEHRAN – Iran's top police commander, Brigadier General Ahmadreza Radan, arrived in Tajikistan on Tuesday for a key security visit aimed at expanding bilateral law enforcement cooperation.

  • Pezeshkian sees off envoy 2025-12-23 20:12

    Pezeshkian stresses Caucasus strategy as he tasks new envoy with bolstering ties

    TEHRAN – Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has highlighted the “strategic role” the Caucasus plays in new regional and international developments, while stressing the need for closer ties between Tehran and Tbilisi.

  • Netanyahu 2025/12/23

    By Ranjan Solomon

    Preparedness is not provocation 

    Israel, Iran, and the perils of nuclear exceptionalism

    GOA – West Asia is once again approaching a dangerous threshold. Israel’s growing readiness for a direct strike against Iran is no longer confined to intelligence leaks, anonymous briefings, or speculative commentary. It has entered the realm of open political discourse, strategic messaging, and military preparation. In global capitals, the discussion is no longer whether Israel contemplates such a strike, but how close the region is to a point of no return—one that could reshape regional and global security in profoundly destabilising ways.

  • Pezeshkian and Putin 2025-12-23 20:11

    In nuclear standoff with US, Moscow reiterates backing for Iran, says Tehran has ‘right’ to program

    TEHRAN – Russia continues to throw its weight behind Iran as a nuclear standoff with the United States shows no sign of resolution, and leaders in Tehran grow increasingly doubtful whether they can expect diplomacy to ever bear fruit with the West.

  • pharmacy in Tehran 2025-12-23 20:10

    By Sahar Dadjoo

    Sanctions intended for nuclear pressure instead fuel human suffering in Iran: Stanford researcher 

    Dr. Ruth Gibson highlights gaps in UNSC Resolution 2231 that leave civilians without critical medical equipment

    TEHRAN – In an exclusive interview with Tehran Times, Ruth Gibson, a scholar at Stanford University’s Center for Innovation in Global Health and the Center for International Security and Cooperation, examines how international sanctions have systematically weakened Iran’s public health system under the guise of political pressure.

  • نتانیاهو 2025/12/23

    By Xavier Villar

    From nuclear fear to missile anxiety: Israel’s reframing of the Iran threat

    How Iran’s missile program has moved to the center of Israel’s security discourse

    MADRID – In recent weeks, a new Israeli security narrative has been taking shape. Its object is not new, the Islamic Republic of Iran, but its central discursive axis has undergone a subtle yet significant shift. Where the nuclear program once occupied the primary place in the rhetoric of existential threat, the emphasis has now broadened and, in some discourses, shifted toward Iran’s ballistic missile program.

  • The front page of the Khorassan newspaper 2025-12-23 19:07

    Israel has launched cognitive warfare on Iran

    TEHRAN - The Khorasan newspaper analyzed recent media narratives surrounding Iran’s missile and nuclear programs, arguing that these portrayals are less about reflecting realities and more about serving psychological and media functions. This emphasis aims to generate anxiety, instill a sense of threat, and influence public opinion in Iran and across the region.

  • Iran daily 2025-12-22 22:20

    TEHRAN PAPERS

    The strategy of avoiding excitement in foreign policy

    TEHRAN - The Iran newspaper covered the Foreign Minister’s interview with Russia’s RT channel.

  • General Hatami 2025-12-22 22:19

    Army chief warns of strong response to any ‘mischief’ by enemies

    TEHRAN – The commander of the Iranian Army (Artesh) says the military is closely monitoring all movements by the enemy and will firmly respond to any act of mischief. Major General Amir Hatami made the remarks while inspecting Army units in western Iran.

  • Serbia meeting 2025-12-22 22:18

    Serbian FM meets new Iranian ambassador to Belgrade

    Serbian Foreign Minister Dusan Kozarev has sat down with Iran’s new Ambassador to Serbia Mohamadsadeq Fazli.

  • Fox news 2025/12/22

    By Soheila Zarfam

    Pompeo’s wishful thinking: engineered collapse in Iran

    TEHRAN – Mike Pompeo’s recent Fox News op-ed, titled “The Islamic Republic is on the ropes. Time for Trump, Iranians to finish the job,” deserves a careful response — not because it offers some type of analysis, but because it reveals a worldview that treats a sovereign nation as a political project to be engineered from abroad.

  • Iranian Navy 2025-12-22 22:17

    Two armadas set sail for South Africa as Iran continues quest for deeper multilateral military ties 

    TEHRAN – Iran continues to deepen military cooperation with international and regional blocs, dispatching two armadas to South Africa for BRICS military exercises.

  • U.S. drone tested in PG 2025-12-22 22:16

    US faces flak at home for testing copy of Iranian drone

    TEHRAN – The U.S. Navy has, for the first time, launched a long-range attack drone from a warship in the Persian Gulf. While the U.S. military hailed this as a step toward optimizing its destabilizing missions in West Asia, American media have viewed it as a sign of Washington falling behind in critical technologies.

  • Baqaei 2025-12-22 22:15

    ‘Our defensive capabilities not open for talks’: Iran’s foreign ministry

    TEHRAN – Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei used his weekly press briefing on Monday to reiterate Tehran’s positions on regional conflicts, international diplomacy, and national defense, strongly criticizing Israel and the United States while rejecting Western accusations against Iran.

  • American media 2025-12-22 22:03

    By Sheida Sabzehvari 

    Blood drips from their pens

    US media should be held accountable for its role in the 12-day war against Iran

    TEHRAN – Americans frequently label media outlets from other countries as “state-controlled” or “state-affiliated.” They tell their readers and viewers that foreign media is disingenuous, while American outlets are portrayed as independent, unbiased, and professional. 

  • Araghchi and Lavrov 2025-12-21 21:23

    Araghchi says he will talk to Americans again once they are ready for a ‘fair deal’ 

    Statement comes amid growing public criticism of government’s staunch loyalty to old nuclear doctrine

    TEHRAN – Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Tehran will sit down at the negotiating table with Washington only when U.S. officials can accept a fair deal.

  • Sobh-e no 2025-12-21 21:22

    TEHRAN PAPERS

    Canada’s symbolic and ineffective resolution

    TEHRAN - Sobh-e-No analyzed Canada’s proposed anti‑Iran human rights resolution at the UN General Assembly.

  • Qalibaf 2025-12-21 21:21

    Speaker signals possible parliamentary censure over Iran’s rising inflation

    TEHRAN – Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf has warned that if the government does not reshuffle the cabinet to address runaway inflation and rising living costs, lawmakers will consider initiating a motion of censure.

  • Russian expert 2025-12-21 21:20

    Russian experts Tehran and Moscow are building an informal strategic bloc

    TEHRAN – A Russian foreign policy expert has suggested that Iran and Russia are moving toward forming an informal strategic bloc, with Tehran expecting more active support from its allies, including Moscow.

  • Firoozabadi 2025-12-21 21:19

    Jalal Dehghani Firouzabadi appointed Secretary of Iran’s Strategic Council on Foreign Relations

    TEHRAN – Jalal Dehghani Firouzabadi has been appointed as the new Secretary of Iran’s Strategic Council on Foreign Relations, following an official order issued by Seyyed Kamal Kharazi, head of the council, on Saturday.

  • PJAK 2025-12-21 21:19

    Iran hit PKK, PJAK hard during war with Israel: Turkish DM 

    TEHRAN – Turkish Defense Minister Yasar Guler says Iran dealt a heavy blow to the Kurdish militant group Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and its offshoot PJAK during the 12-day U.S.-Israeli military aggression against Iran back in June.