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  • 200 nights on the streets Today 17:05

    200 nights on the streets

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    Digital Banking Shifts to Ecosystem Wars

    Digital banking competition is transitioning from card visuals and gamification to integrated business ecosystems, where future market leadership belongs to platforms embedded in comprehensive economic value chains.

  • Nader Nourouzi Today 16:55

    Iran's family law framework can serve as model for Iraq, parliament official says

    TEHRAN — Iran's legislative experience in supporting women and families, rooted in Islamic principles and Shia jurisprudence, can serve as a valuable comparative model for Iraq, a senior Iranian parliamentary official said.

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    The Real Cost of Delayed Chemical Shipments: How Logistics Affect Industrial Procurement

    For industrial buyers, the cost of a chemical shipment is not limited to the price per ton. Delivery time, freight, documentation, packaging, and route selection can all affect the final cost. This is why chemical shipment delays can create problems that are much more expensive than the original difference between two supplier quotations. A shipment that arrives a few days late may seem manageable. But for a factory or distributor working with tight production schedules, even a short delay can affect inventory, production, and customer deliveries.

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    Learning English with Native Teachers in Malaysia: A Practical Guide for International Students

    English has become one of the most important languages for international communication. It is used across education, business, tourism, technology, travel, and professional environments around the world. For students who want to improve their English, choosing the right country to study in can make a significant difference to their learning experience.

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    Rail Tourism in Iran: Connecting Historic Cities, Landscapes and Cultural Heritage

    Railways have always played an important role in connecting different parts of Iran. However, today, they can offer much more than transportation. With its rich cultural heritage, historic cities, and diverse natural landscapes, Iran has great potential to develop rail tourism. Traveling by train can provide tourists with an opportunity to discover the country in a different way, making the journey itself an important part of the travel experience.

  • Health ministry to streamline cancer care through national network Today 14:56

    Health ministry to streamline cancer care through national network

    TEHRAN - The health ministry is set to launch the national cancer care network in early autumn, aiming to integrate fragmented cancer treatment services into a coordinated, team-based, and traceable care pathway.

  • IRCS training courses to empower female rapid response teams Today 14:53

    IRCS training courses to empower female rapid response teams

    TEHRAN – The presence of women in relief and rescue operations has significantly increased over the past few years, and now they constitute a part of the high-capacity and effective operational network of the Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS).

  • Page 4 Today 14:48

    Trump's Iran war ignites global diesel crisis

    Did America's confrontation with Iran create perfect energy storm now crippling consumers worldwide?

    TEHRAN-As diesel prices shatter records across three continents, evidence mounts that the Trump administration's military confrontation with Iran and its failure to anticipate the Strait of Hormuz disruption have triggered a supply chain catastrophe that threatens to push the global economy into recession.

  • Page 4 Today 14:48

    Armenian ambassador stresses expansion of Tehran-Yerevan rail, trade cooperation

    TEHRAN- The Armenian ambassador to Iran, referring to the role of the Railway of the Islamic Republic of Iran in connecting landlocked countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) to international routes, emphasized the expansion of rail and trade cooperation between the two countries.

  • Page 4 Today 14:35

    Iran, India examine mechanisms to strengthen bilateral ties by leveraging BRICS capacities

    TEHRAN- The new Indian ambassador to Iran, at the start of his mission, visited the Tehran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (TCCIMA) and met with the chairman of the Chamber. In this meeting, while referring to the economic capacities and the history of Iran-India cooperation, the two sides emphasized the need to revive and develop trade relations and to use BRICS capacities.

  • Page 4 Today 14:22

    ICCIMA announces five-party MOU, launches SPX system, proposes forex plan to CBI

    TEHRAN- The President of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA) announced the conclusion of a five-party memorandum of understanding at the meeting of the Government-Private Sector Dialogue Council on Monday, September 21, and said: The purpose of concluding this memorandum is to increase interaction and coordination between governance institutions related to improving the business environment and the private sector so that they can make the economic atmosphere transparent, stable, competitive, and predictable by improving the business environment.

  • COP Today 14:21

    By Mehdi Garshasbi

    Iran putting Caspian Sea back at center of regional cooperation with COP7

    TEHRAN – Iran is once again bringing the Caspian Sea to the forefront of regional cooperation by hosting COP7 of the Tehran Convention, with officials describing the meeting as an important opportunity to strengthen international efforts to protect the shared marine environment.

  • In Urmia, the grape is more than a fruit Today 14:16

    By Afshin Majlesi

    In Urmia, the grape is more than a fruit

    URMIA, West Azarbaijan Province - By late afternoon, the road out of Urmia was beginning to clog. Our flight had landed around 5 p.m., and after a quick check-in at the hotel, we set off for Chi Chest Coastal Village, near Lake Urmia, where the 9th Urmia Grape Festival was underway.

  • iran basketball Today 13:19

    Iran basketball win bronze at 2026 Asian Games

    TEHRAN – Iran’s men’s basketball team defeated China 79-70 on Sunday to secure the bronze medal at the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan.

  • Iran U17 women football team Today 11:52

    Iran runners-up at 2026 CAFA U17 Women’s Championship

    TEHRAN – Iran defeated Uzbekistan 2-1 on Saturday to finish runners-up at the 2026 CAFA U17 Women’s Championship.

  • تیم فوتبال امید ایران و چین Today 11:41

    Iran, China share the spoils: 2026 Asian Games

    TEHRAN – Iran and China football teams shared the spoils in a goalless draw in 2026 Asian Games on Sunday.

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  • Festival Yesterday 21:15

    15th International 100-Second Film Festival concludes in Tehran

    TEHRAN – The closing ceremony of the 15th International 100-Second Film Festival was held on Friday at the Art Bureau in Tehran.

  • IAF Yesterday 21:14

    IAF to show 2026 comedy drama film “The Invite”

    TEHRAN – The Iranian Artist Forum (IAF) in Tehran will screen the 2026 American comedy drama film “The Invite” directed by Olivia Wilde on Monday.

  • resistance literature Yesterday 21:14

    By Samaneh Aboutalebi

    First university textbooks on resistance literature unveiled in Tehran

    TEHRAN- The first collection of university textbooks dedicated to resistance literature was unveiled at a ceremony held at the Art Bureau in Tehran on Saturday, providing academic resources for a field that has been taught at Iranian universities for nearly two decades.

  • Riyadh airport attack Yesterday 21:13

    By staff writer

    Flames engulf Riyadh airport fuel tank as Saudi crisis deepens

    TEHRAN — Fire climbed the side of what was reported to be an Aramco fuel tank near King Khalid International Airport on Saturday morning. Thick plumes of black smoke poured into the Riyadh sky. Residents filmed the blaze from apartment balconies while commercial flight trackers showed the aviation hub completely paralyzed.

  • Gaza health official Yesterday 21:13

    By staff writer

    Israeli kills three Palestinians in Gaza including health official’s son

    TEHRAN — Israel continues its systematic obliteration of Gaza. On Saturday, military forces killed three more Palestinians, blatantly violating the October 2025 “ceasefire agreement.” The death toll since the genocide began in 2023 now nears 74,000.

  • Greenland map Yesterday 21:13

    By M.A. Saki

    Denmark makes strategic blunder by giving in to Trump’s annexation threats over Greenland

    Greenland may prove to be another Palestine

    TEHRAN – After threatening for much of his second term to annex the semi-autonomous Danish territory of Greenland by force, if necessary, Donald Trump announced on Friday that the United States had reached an Arctic security pact with the leaders of Denmark and Greenland.

  • Ansarallah forces Yesterday 21:10

    By Ali Minabi

    How has Yemen’s role reshaped the regional conflict?

    TEHRAN – Yemen, which was long viewed as the weakest link in the Arab world, is now influencing shipping and energy and holds one of the most sensitive cards in West Asia.

  • Trump Yesterday 21:09

    Trump signs Russia-Iran sanctions bill 

    TEHRAN — In another manifestation of Washington’s reliance on economic coercion and extra-territorial overreach, US President Donald Trump has signed sweeping legislation that arbitrarily extends unilateral coercive measures against Iran while intensifying economic warfare against Russia.   

  • South Korea Yesterday 21:09

    ‘Not our war’: South Koreans rally against US pressure, reject military involvement in West Asia

    TEHRAN – Hundreds of South Korean citizens, anti-war activists, and civil society groups staged a massive rally in central Seoul on Saturday to fiercely reject US demands for military involvement against Iran, urging their government to uphold its constitutional sovereignty and resist Washington’s aggressive arm-twisting.

  • Tehran  papers Yesterday 21:08

    No meeting can force Iran to surrender

    Siasat-e-Rooz examined the meeting of senior military commanders from the United States, Israel, and several Arab countries in Germany, writing that Arab states are currently facing a major crisis: the collapse of their security-building strategy based on US presence and, in some cases, normalization with Israel.

  • Minab Yesterday 21:07

    By Mohammad Sarfi Editor-in-Chief

    From My Lai to Minab: A question every American should ask themselves

    TEHRAN — After the UN Fact-Finding Mission on Iran said it had reasonable grounds to believe that the United States had committed war crimes in two attacks — on a school in Minab and a sports stadium in Lamerd — during its military assault on Iran, Washington responded with a hasty denial, offering no evidence to substantiate its rejection of the findings.

  • Mexico’s ambassador highlights cultural ties at Tehran exhibition Yesterday 21:04

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    Mexico’s ambassador highlights cultural ties at Tehran exhibition

    TEHRAN – Mexican Ambassador Guillermo Puente Ordorica recently hosted the "68 Voices, 68 Hearts" exhibition at the embassy in Tehran, celebrating the richness of Mexico’s indigenous heritage. In an interview with the Tehran Times, the Ambassador discussed the exhibition’s cultural significance and explored the deep-rooted diplomatic and artistic ties between Mexico and Iran.