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Today 08:10
Fisheries transformation plan being prepared
TEHRAN- The Deputy Agriculture Minister and head of Iran's Fisheries Organization, emphasizing the need to align development goals with the biological realities of the Caspian Sea, stated: "The ecological capacities of the Caspian Sea must be accurately scientifically assessed, and given the unique status of sturgeon in the northern provinces, university research in this field should be further developed."
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Today 08:07
Iran’s electricity industry transitioning to advanced models
TEHRAN- The managing director of Iran's Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution Management Company (Tavanir) said: The country's electricity industry is transitioning from traditional models to advanced and resilient ones in critical and sensitive conditions.
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Today 08:03
Capacity for collecting flare gases increases
TEHRAN- The capacity for collecting associated petroleum gases has increased with the implementation of new projects, and the target of reducing flaring to 35 million cubic meters per day is being pursued.
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Today 00:01
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Yesterday 21:19
By Garsha Vazirian
The Biggest Red Banner of Vengeance Rises in Karbala
Up to 22 million pilgrims from tens of nations took part in the Arbaeen pilgrimage, transforming the sacred plaza into a unified demand for justice
TEHRAN — Karbala awoke Tuesday beneath a sweltering August sky and a horizon ablaze with the crimson of vengeance. As millions of black-clad pilgrims converged for the climax of this year’s Arbaeen pilgrimage, the space between the twin shrines of Imam Hussein (AS) and his brother Abbas (AS) became the epicenter of a ritual fusing grief with geopolitical defiance.
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Yesterday 21:14
21st Tehran-Mobarak International Puppet Theater Festival to kick off at TMoCA
TEHRAN- The preliminary events of the 21st Tehran-Mobarak International Puppet Theater Festival will kick off on Friday with an opening ceremony at the Cinematheque of the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art (TMoCA).
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Yesterday 21:12
Iran, Sri Lanka keen on expanding joint media, cultural cooperation
TEHRAN – In a meeting in Colombo, Sri Lanka, the Cultural Attaché of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ali Kebriaeizadeh, and the President of the Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation (National Television), Kehan De Silva, explored ways for expanding media and cultural cooperation.
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Yesterday 21:11
Sohrab Pournazeri joins Grammy Recording Academy
TEHRAN – The Iranian composer and musician Sohrab Pournazeri has become a member of the Recording Academy, the institution that organizes and oversees the annual Grammy Awards.
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Yesterday 21:10
New York art installation mocking Trump’s Iran policy gains international attention
TEHRAN- A satirical art installation mocking US President Donald Trump over his role in the recent war against Iran has attracted widespread international media attention after appearing in New York, with major outlets including Euronews, The Washington Post, TIME, and NBC New York covering the display and the public debate it has generated.
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Yesterday 21:10
Trump’s ineffective threats
Kayhan analyzed Donald Trump’s retreat from his threats against Iran. According to Kayhan, Trump’s withdrawal from a war on infrastructure and his failure to open the strategic arteries of Hormuz and Bab al‑Mandab once again demonstrated the ineffectiveness of coercive threats when faced with the Islamic Republic’s credible deterrence.
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Yesterday 21:10
Leader’s advisor draws Iran’s red line in Hormuz, warns US against maritime provocation
TEHRAN - The strategic posture outlined by Mohsen Rezaei, senior advisor to the Leader of the Islamic Revolution and former commander of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC), marks a decisive reaffirmation of Iran’s sovereign authority over the Strait of Hormuz.
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2026/08/04
By Ranjan Solomon
The West won the headlines - Iran changed history
COA- Wars are fought twice. The first battle is fought with missiles, bombers and soldiers. The second is fought with headlines, television studios, think tanks and official briefings. The first destroys cities. The second constructs memory. For decades the West has excelled at winning both. Military superiority was reinforced by informational dominance. Washington and its allies not only projected power across continents; they largely shaped the language through which that power was understood. They decided who was the aggressor, who was the defender, whose violence was regrettable and whose violence was unforgivable. They possessed not merely armies but the authority to define reality.
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Yesterday 21:08
Trump’s ‘last chance’ rhetoric exposes shrinking US leverage as Iran dictates terms
TEHRAN - US President Donald Trump issued yet another threat on Monday, warning Iran that it faces "one last chance before decapitation" to agree to American terms.
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Yesterday 21:06
Farhad Pashavand, West Asia expert
Gradual attrition: The cornerstone of the new US strategy against Hezbollah
TEHRAN — The plan currently being discussed in American and Israeli strategic circles regarding Lebanon is not merely a security initiative aimed at containing an armed actor; rather, it forms part of a multilayered strategy to reshape the balance of power in the country.
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Yesterday 21:05
Families bury 112 recovered three years after Israeli strikes on Gaza
Palestinians on Tuesday buried 112 members of a single clan martyred in Israeli air strikes in November 2023, after their remains were recovered from beneath the rubble last month.
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Yesterday 21:03
By Shahrokh Saei
Leader's office rejects attributed comments on Pezeshkian's alleged resignation
TEHRAN - The Public Relations Office of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution has formally repudiated claims attributed to Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei concerning the alleged resignation of President Masoud Pezeshkian, denouncing such assertions as "fundamentally false" and entirely devoid of truth.
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Yesterday 21:02
By staff writer
No panacea but acknowledging Iran’s power, respecting its legal rights
TEHRAN – CENTCOM’s appeal to military analysts for fresh proposals to extricate the United States from the crisis triggered by its war against Iran suggests that the Pentagon has exhausted its options for dealing with the conflict.
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Yesterday 20:59
Araghchi holds separate talks with Pakistani, Omani counterparts
TEHRAN — Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi held separate telephone conversations with his Pakistani and Omani counterparts, discussing the latest regional and international developments and emphasizing the importance of continued diplomatic coordination to promote lasting peace and stability across West Assia.
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Yesterday 20:53
The march that defies distance: Millions of Iran’s “Left Behind” turn Tehran into a path to Karbala
TEHRAN— Before sunrise on Tuesday, Tehran awakened to a familiar yet profoundly moving spectacle. What began at Imam Hussein Square quickly grew into a vast river of humanity flowing toward the revered shrine of Abd al-Azim al-Hasani in the historic city of Rey, as thousands joined Iran’s annual “Jāmāndegān-e Arbaeen” (The Left Behind) march.
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Yesterday 20:49
Hezbollah chief credits Iran for easing Israeli aggression
TEHRAN— Hezbollah Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem said on Tuesday that Iran played a key role in reducing Israeli military pressure on Lebanon, arguing that Tehran ensured an end to Israeli attacks and a full withdrawal from Lebanese territory were incorporated into a memorandum of understanding.
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Yesterday 17:36
French archaeologist calls for more research into Sasanian military architecture
TEHRAN – French architectural researcher and archaeologist Jean-Claude Voisin has highlighted the need for further studies on Sasanian military architecture, describing it as a field that reflects interactions among Roman, Byzantine and Central Asian traditions while remaining one of the less explored areas of ancient Iranian studies.
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Yesterday 17:16
Heritage benefactor steps forward to restore Isfahan's historic Sheikh Bahai Bathhouse
TEHRAN – The first private philanthropist to support the restoration of a historical monument in Iran's central province of Isfahan has pledged about 60 billion rials (some $33,000) to help revive the centuries-old Sheikh Bahai Bathhouse, provincial cultural heritage officials said on Monday.
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Yesterday 17:04
Hazratpour: Iran will come back stronger after difficult VNL
TEHRAN - Iran men's national volleyball libero Mohammadreza Hazratpour has vowed that the national team will bounce back from a challenging 2026 FIVB Volleyball Nations League campaign, insisting the setbacks of this season will not be repeated.
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Yesterday 16:59
HEGTA chief highlights Ardabil’s potential as a storytelling destination
TEHRAN – Alireza Tabesh, chief executive of the Tourism Group of the Social Security Organization (HEGTA), has described Ardabil as a destination that needs to be introduced through storytelling, saying the province’s rich historical, cultural, natural and spiritual capacities have yet to be presented to visitors as a coherent tourism experience.
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Yesterday 16:49
Iran to compete in beach soccer tournament in Russia
TEHRAN - Iran's national beach soccer team have arrived in Moscow to compete in an international tournament.
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Yesterday 16:23
International eulogy album “Ya Latharat al-Imam” to be released
TEHRAN- Production of the international eulogy album "Ya Latharat al-Imam" (O Avengers of Imam's Blood), featuring a gathering of prominent eulogists from Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, and Bahrain, has reached its final stages and is set for release in the near future.
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Yesterday 15:21
Iran explores avenues to foster scientific, technological ties with Belarus
TEHRAN – The head of the Organization for the Development of International Cooperation in Science and Technology, Hossein Roozbeh, and the Ambassador to Belarus, Mohsen Omid-Zamani, have discussed ways to promote scientific, technological, and innovative collaborations between Tehran and Minsk.
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Yesterday 15:18
Royan Institute, Kazakhstan NCB agree to develop sci-tech co-op
TEHRAN – Royan Institute and the Kazakhstan National Center for Biotechnology (NCB) have explored the potential to expand joint efforts, agreeing to enhance educational, research, and technological cooperation and implement joint research projects.
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Yesterday 15:14
WFP releases June report on Iran
TEHRAN – The World Food Program (WFP) has released a report, expounding on activities in Iran over the month of June.
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Yesterday 15:11
Khwarizmi Youth Festival extends registration deadline
TEHRAN - The registration deadline for the 28th Khwarizmi Youth Festival, one of Iran’s leading national scientific and research events for young innovators, has been extended for a second time. Applicants now have until September 6, 2026 to submit their entries.