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Today 18:19
Rezaei: US must accept Iran’s seven conditions before any negotiations
TEHRAN – Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Mohsen Rezaei has ruled out negotiations with the United States unless Washington takes concrete steps to meet Tehran’s seven conditions, while dismissing reports of imaginary talks and a possible meeting with US Vice President JD Vance in Doha.
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Today 18:16
Iranian short documentary wins at 15th Africa International Film Festival
TEHRAN – The Iranian short documentary “Throne of Wood” won an award at the 15th Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF), which ran from November 1 to 7 in Nigeria.
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Today 18:15
Veteran composer, conductor Loris Tjeknavorian honored in Yerevan
TEHRAN – Veteran composer and conductor Loris Tjeknavorian was honored in a ceremony held in Yerevan, Armenia.
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Today 18:14
Iran criticizes Grossi’s double standard over condemnation of attacks on nuclear facilities
TEHRAN – Iran’s permanent mission to international organizations in Vienna has criticized a 'double standard' by International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Rafael Grossi in responding to attacks on nuclear facilities, saying he had previously considered condemning attacks on Iran’s nuclear sites to be beyond his mandate.
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Today 18:11
MP: Betting on change in US behavior is a strategic miscalculation
TEHRAN – A senior Iranian lawmaker has warned against expecting the United States to change its approach toward Iran, saying that offering concessions in the hope of ending Washington’s hostility would be a serious strategic miscalculation that could inflict lasting damage on the country’s national interests.
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Today 18:09
Pezeshkian: Global justice depends on equitable access to science and technology
TEHRAN – President Masoud Pezeshkian has said that global justice cannot be achieved without fairness in the production of scientific knowledge, access to technology and the distribution of their benefits, calling for the removal of discriminatory barriers in the international scientific and technological system.
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Today 18:06
Two oil tankers catch fire after explosions in Strait of Hormuz
TEHRAN – Two oil tankers attempting to navigate the Strait of Hormuz in violation of designated maritime rules were hit by powerful explosions and caught fire after being intercepted, the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy announced on Tuesday.
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Today 17:58
By Maedeh Zaman Fashami
Three-Month training program for “Jan-Fada-ye Iran” battalions begins at Javad Al-Aemmeh army base
TEHRAN- The first pre-basic training course for the “Jan-Fada” (Devotees of Iran) battalions has commenced at the Javad al-Aemmeh Training Center of the Iranian Army’s Ground Force, with the aim of organizing and strengthening the capabilities of civilian volunteers prepared to defend the country. The opening ceremony was attended by the Iranian Army’s Deputy Commander for Training and Education, along with a number of senior commanders from the Army’s four branches.
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Today 17:51
The end of the myth of America’s invincibility
In an article, Javan argued that one of the most significant strategic consequences of Iran’s resistance to sustained US pressure, threats, and intervention has been the weakening of the perception that America is unbeatable. For decades, the US sought to project an image of unrivaled power based on its military, economic, and technological advantages. According to the paper, this image gradually became a central pillar of American global influence and psychological deterrence.
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Today 17:42
Iran’s New Doctrine: No Borders, No Limits
Iran is announcing a major shift in its military strategy, moving beyond traditional defensive and retaliatory operations towards a more aggressive posture with fewer geographical restrictions.
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Today 17:10
Iranian film ‘People’s Child’ wins award at BRICS+ festival
TEHRAN- Iranian feature film “People's Child” directed by Mahmoud Karimi, won the Best Fiction Feature award at the BRICS+ International Film Festival in Russia last week.
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Today 17:10
Restored version of ‘Bashu, the Little Stranger’ to screen in Canada
TEHRAN – A restored 4K version of “Bashu, the Little Stranger,” the acclaimed film by late Iranian filmmaker Bahram Beyzaie, will be screened at Carbon Arc Cinema, an independent art-house theater in Halifax, Canada, on November 22.
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Today 17:09
Nomadic families move to winter pastures in Iran’s Golestan province
TEHRAN - Some 2,300 nomadic Kurdish households from North Khorasan and Razavi Khorasan provinces have begun their seasonal migration to winter pastures in northeastern Iran’s Golestan province, where they will stay until mid-May.
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Today 17:07
Rafsanjan presidential museum added to Iran’s national heritage list
TEHRAN – The building housing the documents center, library and presidential museum of Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani in Rafsanjan, Kerman province, has been inscribed on Iran’s national heritage list, the provincial tourism chief has announced.
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Today 17:02
Iran Takes Jan-Fada Volunteer Campaign to Military Bases
A three-month military training program for civilian volunteers in Iran’s “Jan-Fada-ye Iran” initiative has begun at an Army training base in Tehran, focusing on defensive skills, emergency response and combat preparedness.
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Today 16:44
Dafineh museum group proposes intl. council of Islamic world museums
TEHRAN – The Dafineh museum group has proposed establishing an “international council of museums of the Islamic world” to strengthen cooperation among museums in Muslim countries, with the initiative expected to be examined by Iran’s Islamic Culture and Relations Organization (ICRO).
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Today 16:36
Iran women’s futsal team suffer defeat against China
TEHRAN - Iran’s women’s national futsal team suffered a 2-1 defeat to China in their final match at the Futsal International Tournament in Yinchuan on Tuesday.
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Today 15:15
Iranian, Ivorian ministers discuss ways to boost ties in ICT sector
TEHRAN – Information and Communication Technology Minister Sattar Hashemi and Ivorian Minister of Digital Transition and Technological Innovation Djibril Ouattara have explored the potential to expand cooperation in the ICT sector.
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Today 15:12
45 Iranian universities included in Leiden Ranking Traditional Edition
TEHRAN – The 2026 Leiden Ranking Traditional Edition has included 45 Iranian universities among the top 1,618 universities worldwide.
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Today 14:55
Iran shakes with over 85 earthquakes in a week
TEHRAN – A total of 87 earthquakes have been recorded across the country in a week from October 31 to November 6, according to seismological networks of the Institute of Geophysics of the University of Tehran.
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Today 14:49
Study highlights challenges, opportunities for Iran’s scientific diplomacy
TEHRAN – A study conducted by the Scientific Information Database (SID) of the Academic Center for Education, Culture and Research, known as Jahad-e Daneshgahi, has examined the state of scientific diplomacy in Iran and worldwide, identifying restrictions on international cooperation as one of the major challenges facing efforts to enhance the quality and credibility of the country’s scientific output.
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Today 12:40
How October 7 shattered Netanyahu's grip on power and Israeli stability
The global far-right alliance has suffered three consecutive defeats in recent weeks, beginning with Flavio Bolsonaro's defeat in Brazil's presidential election and his subsequent flight from the country. This was followed by Benjamin Netanyahu's defeat, as the number of seats held by his parliamentary coalition fell below the required majority, and culminated in Donald Trump's major setback in the US midterm elections, which saw Republicans lose control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate, handing control of Congress to the Democrats, alongside the loss of several governorships.
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Today 11:42
Ghoddos calls time on his international duty with Iran
TEHRAN - Iranian midfielder Saman Ghoddos has announced his retirement from international football, bringing an end to his nine-year career with Team Melli.
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Yesterday 20:58
Eugène Ionesco’s ‘The Lesson’ on stage at Mehregan Theater
TEHRAN – Mehregan Theater in Tehran is hosting “The Lesson,” a one-act play by French-Romanian playwright Eugène Ionesco.
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Yesterday 20:57
Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘There Will Be Blood’ to be shown at IAF
TEHRAN – The Iranian Artists Forum (IAF) in Tehran will screen “There Will Be Blood,” a 2007 American epic period drama film co-produced, written, and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, on Monday.
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Yesterday 20:57
Veteran Iranian actor, theater director Kourosh Zarei passes away
TEHRAN- Veteran Iranian actor and theater director Kourosh Zarei, a prominent figure in the country’s theater, cinema and television, died at his home on Sunday, November 8, following a period of illness. He was 55.
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Yesterday 20:56
Aerial photograph of Minab wins top prize at wartime photography festival
TEHRAN- An aerial photograph of Minab by Iranian photographer Morteza Hossein-Akhondi has won first place at the “A Look at Life in Wartime” photography festival.
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Yesterday 20:56
Trump promised an end to Israel aid this year, but the draft deal runs to 2033
TEHRAN — Donald Trump told Fox News on November 3 that U.S. aid to Israel is “cut off at the end of the year.” It is not. Draft terms reported Monday by Yedioth Ahronoth show Washington and Israel negotiating a memorandum that would halve direct military financing and end it only in 2033.
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Yesterday 20:56
By Batool Subeiti
What is behind Saudi request for Egyptian troops?
LONDON – On October 26th Saudi Arabia requested for Egypt to send troops to Saudi Arabia, and the Egyptian House of Representatives voted by a two-thirds majority to authorize this. The consideration of steps towards establishing an Egyptian military presence on Saudi territory, reflects broader concerns that go beyond the immediate need to strengthen conventional defense.