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Life goes on in Tehran, even under the shadow of war
TEHRAN - Despite the heavy atmosphere and the concerns that are repeated every day, Tehran is still a city where life goes on; a city where millions of people leave their homes every morning, work, study, shop, and return home at night.
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Tehran intensifies plea to UNESCO amid mounting threats to cultural heritage sites
TEHRAN – Iran has issued a plea to UNESCO for accelerated and enhanced protection of its national treasures, urging the organization to help safeguard all of its World Heritage sites amidst a growing barrage of attacks and regional instability.
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Targeting Iran's oil storage facilities a clear example of ecocide: DOE head
TEHRAN – Shina Ansari, the head the Department of Environment (DOE), has condemned recent airstrikes by the United States and Israel on oil storage facilities in Iran, calling it a typical example of environmental crime or ecocide.
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Life goes on in Tehran, even under the shadow of war
TEHRAN - Despite the heavy atmosphere and the concerns that are repeated every day, Tehran is still a city where life goes on; a city where millions of people leave their homes every morning, work, study, shop, and return home at night.
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Targeting Iran's oil storage facilities a clear example of ecocide: DOE head
TEHRAN – Shina Ansari, the head the Department of Environment (DOE), has condemned recent airstrikes by the United States and Israel on oil storage facilities in Iran, calling it a typical example of environmental crime or ecocide.
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Tehran intensifies plea to UNESCO amid mounting threats to cultural heritage sites
TEHRAN – Iran has issued a plea to UNESCO for accelerated and enhanced protection of its national treasures, urging the organization to help safeguard all of its World Heritage sites amidst a growing barrage of attacks and regional instability.
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People line up for blood donation to show sympathy, solidarity
TEHRAN – The people of Tehran from all walks of life refer in large numbers to blood donation centers to give blood and help treat the citizens injured during the U.S.-Israeli airstrikes, demonstrating their strong bonds of sympathy and solidarity.
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Nation pledges allegiance to new Leader
TEHRAN – Iranians took to the streets on Monday, converging in massive rallies to pledge strong allegiance to Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei, the new Leader of the Islamic Revolution.
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In memory of martyred leader who was devoted to environmental protection
TEHRAN – The National Tree Planting Day (March 5) was observed this year in the special memory of the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei who always recommended planting trees as a good and righteous act toward environmental protection.
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Poisonous air blankets Tehran as explosions intensify
TEHRAN – The U.S.-Israeli daily attacks to Tehran, especially to oil storage facilities, has released tremendous volumes of smoke and poisonous gases into the sky, making breathing difficult for people.
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Iranian association urges women worldwide to join fight against U.S., Israeli criminals
TEHRAN – The International Iranian Social Sciences Association has issued a statement, calling on women around the world who stand for women’s rights and human dignity—to join Iranian Muslim women and girls in their fight against these criminal enemies: the United States and the Zionist regime.
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By Afshin Majlesi
Trump, look them in the eyes
With hundreds of Iranian children dead, the U.S. president still denies the bombing of Minab’s elementary school
TEHRAN - U.S. President Donald Trump’s pronouncements on the ongoing military invasion of Iran have been marred by a pattern of demonstrably false claims, deflection of responsibility for atrocities, and a defiant rejection of diplomatic solutions.
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Protecting civilians in wars a cornerstone of international humanitarian law
TEHRAN – Over the past 60 years, civilians have been the main victims of the wars; hence their protection in armed conflicts is regarded a cornerstone of international humanitarian law.
