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  • Australia’s tragedy won’t wash Netanyahu’s bloody hands 2025-12-14 22:01

    Attack on Jewish event in Bondi kills 11, injures dozens

    Australia’s tragedy won’t wash Netanyahu’s bloody hands

    TEHRAN – The massacre at Australia’s Bondi Beach on December 14 was a moment of unadulterated horror. As gunmen opened fire at the “Chanukah by the Sea” celebration, killing at least 11 and wounding dozens more, a community was left shattered.

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  • Hezbollah’s move in launching Women’s Action Unit marks a milestone

    By Sondoss Al Asaad 

    Hezbollah’s move in launching Women’s Action Unit marks a milestone

    Forging resistance from the grassroots

    BEIRUT—The official launch of Hezbollah’s Women’s Action Unit marks a defining organizational and social milestone, reflecting decades of accumulated women’s participation and responding to the demands of a critical historical moment.

  • “Where’s Daddy?”: How Israel and US tech turn Gaza’s homes into graves

    By Shahrokh Saei 

    “Where’s Daddy?”: How Israel and US tech turn Gaza’s homes into graves

    TEHRAN – Israel’s war in Gaza has been fueled not only by bombs and soldiers but by U.S. and European technology companies, whose services and access to Palestinian data have made mass killing possible. 

  • ‘Common perspective’ needed to protect ecological balance of Caspian Sea: Pezeshkian 

    ‘Common perspective’ needed to protect ecological balance of Caspian Sea: Pezeshkian 

    TEHRAN – Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says to maintain the ecological balance of the Caspian Sea requires “a common perspective” by the regional countries.

  • An inside look at Gorgan’s tribal festival

    By Afshin Majlesi

    An inside look at Gorgan’s tribal festival

    The 17th International Festival of Tribal Culture, scheduled to take place in Gorgan, the capital of Iran’s Golestan province, from Dec. 16 to 19, is often described as a celebration. But to see it only as a cultural event is to miss its deeper significance.

  • Culture ministers of Iran, Kazakhstan sign MoU on cinematic cooperation

    Culture ministers of Iran, Kazakhstan sign MoU on cinematic cooperation

    TEHRAN – Iran’s Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance Seyyed Abbas Salehi and the Minister of Culture and Information of Kazakhstan Aida Balayeva have signed a memorandum of understanding on cinematic cooperation in Astana, Kazakhstan.

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  • Expert says Chinese investment in Iran difficult under sanctions, but possible with determination 

    Expert says Chinese investment in Iran difficult under sanctions, but possible with determination 

  • Israel exploiting Syrian instability to expand territorial control, Lebanese analyst warns

    Israel exploiting Syrian instability to expand territorial control, Lebanese analyst warns

  • Nowruz-observing countries meet in New Delhi on safeguarding shared heritage

    Nowruz-observing countries meet in New Delhi on safeguarding shared heritage

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  • Afghanistan’s neighbors gather in Tehran to coordinate support for the war-torn country

    Afghanistan’s neighbors gather in Tehran to coordinate support for the war-torn country

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  • US standing against global will for Palestinian state

    US standing against global will for Palestinian state

  • Trump’s psychological warfare over Venezuela’s skies

    Trump’s psychological warfare over Venezuela’s skies

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  • US–Maduro head-on: oil, hegemony, and the future of sovereignty

    US–Maduro head-on: oil, hegemony, and the future of sovereignty

  • The illusion of peace in defeat

    The illusion of peace in defeat

Politics

  • What Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman said at his weekly briefing

    What Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman said at his weekly briefing

    TEHRAN – Iran’s Foreign Ministry on Monday addressed a broad range of regional and international developments, reaffirming its diplomatic positions on issues spanning regional conflicts, relations with neighboring countries, and disputes with the United States and its allies.

  • Israel’s misstep and the resilience of Iran’s strategic autonomy

    Israel’s misstep and the resilience of Iran’s strategic autonomy

    MADRID – Few disclosures in West Asia carry as much weight as an admission of intelligence failure, particularly when it comes from an apparatus long celebrated for its carefully cultivated aura of omniscience. 

  • Navy commander says readiness being boosted in line with emerging threats

    Navy commander says readiness being boosted in line with emerging threats

    TEHRAN – The commander of Iran’s Navy said the force is enhancing its readiness in proportion to evolving threats, citing the country’s growing scientific and technological capabilities in the maritime domain.

Sports

  • Fatemeh Sharif takes charge of Pakistan women’s futsal team

    Fatemeh Sharif takes charge of Pakistan women’s futsal team

    TEHRAN - The Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) on Sunday confirmed the appointment of Fatemeh Sharif Noghabi as the head coach of its national women’s futsal team.

  • Persepolis edge Aluminum at 2025/26 PGPL

    Persepolis edge Aluminum at 2025/26 PGPL

    TEHRAN – Persepolis football team edged past Aluminum 1-0 here on Sunday at the 2025/26 Iran’s Persian Gulf Professional League (PGPL).

  • Iran swimmer Gholami dreams of competing in Olympics

    Iran swimmer Gholami dreams of competing in Olympics

    TEHRAN – Young Iranian swimming sensation Mohammadmahdi Gholami has revealed his ambition to compete at the Olympic Games.

Culture

  • Culture ministers of Iran, Kazakhstan sign MoU on cinematic cooperation

    Culture ministers of Iran, Kazakhstan sign MoU on cinematic cooperation

    TEHRAN – Iran’s Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance Seyyed Abbas Salehi and the Minister of Culture and Information of Kazakhstan Aida Balayeva have signed a memorandum of understanding on cinematic cooperation in Astana, Kazakhstan.

  • Iran, Tajikistan discuss ways to develop bilateral collaboration in publishing, printing industry

    Iran, Tajikistan discuss ways to develop bilateral collaboration in publishing, printing industry

    TEHRAN – A delegation of the printing and publishing sector of the Republic of Tajikistan, accompanied by Bahodur Nazir, counsellor at the Embassy of the Republic of Tajikistan to the Islamic Republic of Iran, visited the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance in Tehran on December 13. 

  • Iran cinema wins two awards at 16th Baku International Film Festival

    Iran cinema wins two awards at 16th Baku International Film Festival

    TEHRAN – Iranian movies won two awards at the 16th Baku International Film Festival, which was held in Azerbaijan last week.

Economy

  • Cabinet approves general outline of next year’s budget bill

    Cabinet approves general outline of next year’s budget bill

    TEHRAN – Iran’s cabinet on Sunday approved the general framework of the government’s budget bill for the Iranian year 1405 starting late March 2026, during a meeting chaired by President Masoud Pezeshkian.

  • Oil Ministry targets completion of over 1,000 km of gas pipelines by late Mar. 2026

    Oil Ministry targets completion of over 1,000 km of gas pipelines by late Mar. 2026

    TEHRAN – Iranian Oil Ministry aims to complete and bring into operation more than 1,000 kilometers of gas transmission pipelines by the end of the current Iranian calendar year (late March 2026), Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad said, underscoring efforts to strengthen energy security during periods of peak demand.

  • Iran, Pakistan push for joint trade committee, $10b trade target

    Iran, Pakistan push for joint trade committee, $10b trade target

    TEHRAN – Iranian and Pakistani business representatives agreed to pursue the creation of a joint trade committee and work towards boosting bilateral trade to $10 billion, during a meeting in Karachi aimed at strengthening private-sector cooperation and facilitating cross-border commerce.

Society

  • Iran ready to foster tech ties, share expertise with Ethiopia

    Iran ready to foster tech ties, share expertise with Ethiopia

    TEHRAN – The head of the Organization for the Development of International Cooperation in Science and Technology, Hossein Roozbeh, has announced the country’s readiness to share knowledge and boost technological cooperation with African countries, particularly Ethiopia.

  • Expo of creative, knowledge-based firms to focus on AI

    Expo of creative, knowledge-based firms to focus on AI

    TEHRAN – The fourth exhibition showcasing the achievements of creative and knowledge-based companies is scheduled to take place from December 28 to 31 in Tehran, with a focus on artificial intelligence (AI).

  • WFP releases November report on Iran

    WFP releases November report on Iran

    TEHRAN – The World Food Program (WFP) has released a report, expounding on activities in Iran over the month of November.

Tourism

  • Iran’s Khoy and Turkey’s Konya sign sister-city agreement

    Iran’s Khoy and Turkey’s Konya sign sister-city agreement

    TEHRAN - The Iranian city of Khoy and Turkey’s Konya have signed a sister-city agreement, committing to expand cooperation in spiritual tourism, cultural exchanges, urban management and sustainable infrastructure development, officials said.

  • Zoroastrian lawmaker highlights restoration of historic fire temples

    Zoroastrian lawmaker highlights restoration of historic fire temples

    TEHRAN — An Iranian lawmaker representing the Zoroastrian community has called for continued restoration and protection of historic fire temples in the central province of Isfahan.

  • Iranology goes beyond academia, Armenian researcher says

    Iranology goes beyond academia, Armenian researcher says

    TEHRAN—Iranology is a quiet diplomacy between Iran and Armenia. Mariam Zazyan, an Armenian Iranologist, believes that being an Iranologist has a responsibility beyond academic study and can play an effective role in strengthening the cultural and friendly relations between the nations.

International

  • Australia’s tragedy won’t wash Netanyahu’s bloody hands

    Australia’s tragedy won’t wash Netanyahu’s bloody hands

    TEHRAN – The massacre at Australia’s Bondi Beach on December 14 was a moment of unadulterated horror. As gunmen opened fire at the “Chanukah by the Sea” celebration, killing at least 11 and wounding dozens more, a community was left shattered.

  • “Where’s Daddy?”: How Israel and US tech turn Gaza’s homes into graves

    “Where’s Daddy?”: How Israel and US tech turn Gaza’s homes into graves

    TEHRAN – Israel’s war in Gaza has been fueled not only by bombs and soldiers but by U.S. and European technology companies, whose services and access to Palestinian data have made mass killing possible. 

  • Hezbollah’s move in launching Women’s Action Unit marks a milestone

    Hezbollah’s move in launching Women’s Action Unit marks a milestone

    BEIRUT—The official launch of Hezbollah’s Women’s Action Unit marks a defining organizational and social milestone, reflecting decades of accumulated women’s participation and responding to the demands of a critical historical moment.

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  • Ayatollah Khamenei’s vision of freedom and humanity discussed in intl. conference

    Ayatollah Khamenei’s vision of freedom and humanity discussed in intl. conference

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    Iran hosts SCO joint anti-terror drills

  • Holy Mary Metro Station marks interfaith unity in Tehran

    Holy Mary Metro Station marks interfaith unity in Tehran

  • Academics analyze social dimensions of Resistance in Tehran conference

    Academics analyze social dimensions of Resistance in Tehran conference

  • Culture minister highlights year of progress in arts, global image enhancement

    Culture minister highlights year of progress in arts, global image enhancement

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