International
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Lebanon must now counter hybrid war
August 14 marks the 14th anniversary of the start of the 33-day Israeli war on Lebanon in which the Hezbollah resistance movement succeeded in dealing a great blow to the Zionist regime's army. Hezbollah aborted any move by the Israeli army in the war, which surprised military analysts.
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By Javad Heirannia
IAEA must investigate Saudi violation of NPT
TEHRAN – Professor Frank N. von Hippel, former assistant director for national security in the White House Office, believes that some US companies are assisting Saudi Arabia with its Nuclear activities.
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By ZHANG Yuan
International cooperation is indispensable to ease economic pain caused by COVID-19 pandemic
The trade cooperation and friendly exchanges between China and Iran will continue to deepen
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has caused nearly 20 million confirmed cases around the world. Affected by the epidemic, the world economy is at a more dangerous time than the 2008 financial crisis. The widespread recognition of economic liberalism has shaped an interdependent international society. At least in economic relations, since globalization, the exchanges and cooperation between countries have basically been mutual and been based on fair competition.
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Lebanon must now counter hybrid war
August 14 marks the 14th anniversary of the start of the 33-day Israeli war on Lebanon in which the Hezbollah resistance movement succeeded in dealing a great blow to the Zionist regime's army. Hezbollah aborted any move by the Israeli army in the war, which surprised military analysts.
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By Javad Heirannia
IAEA must investigate Saudi violation of NPT
TEHRAN – Professor Frank N. von Hippel, former assistant director for national security in the White House Office, believes that some US companies are assisting Saudi Arabia with its Nuclear activities.
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By ZHANG Yuan
International cooperation is indispensable to ease economic pain caused by COVID-19 pandemic
The trade cooperation and friendly exchanges between China and Iran will continue to deepen
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has caused nearly 20 million confirmed cases around the world. Affected by the epidemic, the world economy is at a more dangerous time than the 2008 financial crisis. The widespread recognition of economic liberalism has shaped an interdependent international society. At least in economic relations, since globalization, the exchanges and cooperation between countries have basically been mutual and been based on fair competition.
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By staff & agencies
How the world reacted to UAE, Israel shameful agreement
The United Arab Emirates has become the first Persian Gulf Arab country to reach a deal on normalizing relations with Israel, capping years of discreet contacts between the two countries in commerce and technology.
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By Mohammad Mazhari
Key Western states turn blind eye to rights violations by friends: ex-British MP
TEHRAN – Matthew Gordon-Banks, a former British Conservative MP and senior research fellow at the UK Defense Academy says certain western countries try to “turn a blind eye” to gross human rights violations by their friends in the Persian Gulf region.
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Israel and the UAE to establish 'full normalization of relations'
Israel says it will temporarily "suspend" plans to annex the West Bank, as part of a new peace deal with the United Arab Emirates.
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By Mohammad Mazhari
Opportunities still exist to rebuild Lebanon: retired general
TEHRAN - A retired Lebanese brigadier general says there is still the opportunity to make the required reforms to restore confidence and ability in Lebanon by learning from mistakes and rise again from the ashes.
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By Salman Parviz
Saudi austerity measures: an end to lavish times?
Kingdom boosts taxes to make up for lower oil revenues, risks fueling discontent
The Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic has spread around the world with lightning speed, surprising most governments, and pushing the global economy in deep recession. The collapse of oil prices, hovering just over $40 a barrel, has especially pushed the world's largest crude exporter's economy deeper into the abyss.
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By Mehdi Shojaeian
Lebanese are punished for backing resistance movement
The corruption and issues that we face today in Lebanon are consequences of a 30-year legacy inherited by Hassan Diab’s government. The problems in Lebanon, especially the massive explosion at Beirut's port on August 4, all are rooted in one thing and that is that the U.S., Israel, and Saudi Arabia are venting their anger against the Lebanese nation who endorsed the resistance movements in Lebanon and Iraq.
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By Abir Bassam
Beirut explosion: Hezbollah should not fall into the trap twice
Hezbollah should be cautious not to fall into the as it is is facing the difficult challenges after Beirut blast: The call for the government to resign, the call for disarming, and accusing it.
