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Today 18:17
Moscow calls for creation of 'safety island' around Bushehr nuclear site as projectile hits it
‘If an incident happens to the plant, it would affect large number of regional countries’
A senior Russian official called on Thursday for the creation of a safety zone around the Russian-built Bushehr nuclear power plant in Iran to prevent a major disaster, two days after a projectile struck within several hundred meters of its reactor.
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Today 18:00
IRGC Air Defence Is Ready
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Today 17:41
Bushehr nuclear facility targeted: IAEA chief
Russia condemns ‘utterly unacceptable’ attack on inner perimeter of nuclear plant
TEHRAN - Rafael Grossi, the director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), said on Wednesday that the Agency has received information from Iran and Russia that the Bushehr nuclear power plant had been hit by a drone.
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Today 15:58
French ambassador: US war on Iran was ‘pushed by Israel’
‘War on Iran began while talks showed signs of progress’
TEHRAN - France believes the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran is unjustified and unlawful, the French ambassador to Oman has told Middle East Eye in an exclusive interview.
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Today 15:51
104 public libraries to remain open during Nowruz holidays amid Zionist-U.S. aggression
TEHRAN- Iran Public Libraries Foundation has announced that 104 public libraries across the country will remain operational throughout the Nowruz holidays amid the ongoing conflict and recent U.S.-Zionist strikes against Iranian soil.
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Today 01:01
Russia's president condoles with Iran's Leader over Larijani's martyrdom
TEHRAN- Russian President Vladimir Putin has sent a letter of condolence to Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei over the martyrdom of Iran's top security official during unprovoked American-Israeli aggression.
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Today 00:54
Joe Kent’s resignation is telling that speaks volumes
Americans are worried that Israel is shaping U.S. policies
TEHRAN – In a social media post on Tuesday, Joe Kent announced that he was resigning as Director of the U.S. National Counterterrorism Center in protest to the Trump administration’s decision in joining Israel in the war against Iran.
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Today 00:47
By Xavier Villar
The US-Israeli assassination of Iran’s leaders and the erosion of international law
MADRID – The confirmed assassination of Ali Larijani on March 17, 2026, following the extrajudicial assassination of Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei eighteen days earlier, represents more than a military escalation. It highlights the selective fragility of the post-1945 international legal order.
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Today 00:43
Condolences and condemnations pour in after Larijani's martyrdom
Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei calls Larijani a leading scholar and insightful figure
TEHRAN — Responding to the assassination of Ali Larijani, a towering figure in Iranian politics and the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Iranian officials, statesmen, politicians and regional allies have expressed profound grief, condemned the attack as an act of terrorism, and reaffirmed their resolve to continue the path of resistance against Israel and the U.S. as the aggressors.
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Today 00:14
Iran at war 8
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Yesterday 22:58
By Sondoss Al Asaad
The politics of martyrdom and the failure of 'decapitation'
South Lebanon—Within the Islamic Revolution, the culture of martyrdom is not merely a theological motif but a living political, philosophical, and literary force—one embodied in figures such as Ali Larijani, whose trajectory reflects the paradox of power and sacrifice.
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Yesterday 22:56
Iran defies enemy’s ‘decapitation’ strategy
TEHRAN – Despite a relentless, campaign of targeted assassinations conducted by the United States and Israel, Iran has successfully resisted what strategists in Washington and Tel Aviv believe would led to a swift collapse of the government.
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Yesterday 22:48
Iran Digital empowering 200,000 students in AI sector
TEHRAN – Following the development of Iran Digital, a national program which aims to teach artificial intelligence (AI) to four million students free of charge, the ministry of education started teaching AI to 200,000 students on Monday.
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Yesterday 22:40
Life goes on, civic services underway despite attacks
TEHRAN – Despite the ongoing attacks by the U.S. and the Zionist regime against the country, people in Tehran, as in other cities, have no problem benefiting from civic services to meet their daily needs thanks to the efforts of responsible organizations.
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Yesterday 22:28
Ali Larijani: A life dedicated to Iran’s security, stability, and progress
TEHRAN - Dr. Ali Larijani was a distinguished philosopher–statesman of the Islamic Republic of Iran whose intellectual depth, political experience, and strategic vision shaped the country’s policies over his decades of public service.
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Yesterday 22:26
Massive public funeral bids farewell to Iran’s security chief, Basij chief, and Dena victims
TEHRAN – Hundreds of thousands of residents of Tehran gathered in the capital’s main squares, defying ongoing U.S. and Israeli bombardment, to attend a funeral ceremony for Iran’s Security Chief Ali Larijani, Basij commander Brigadier General Gholamreza Soleimani, and the victims of an unlawful U.S. attack on Iran’s Dena destroyer in the Indian Ocean.
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Yesterday 22:24
Iran poised to respond to US-Israeli strikes on energy infrastructure
TEHRAN – Iran is preparing to retaliate against a U.S.-Israeli attack that struck parts of its refining facilities in the southern port city of Asaluyeh on Wednesday morning. The targeted installations process a significant portion of natural gas extracted from South Pars, the world’s largest gas field, located on the maritime border between Iran and Qatar in the Persian Gulf.
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Yesterday 22:20
By Kazem Gharibabadi, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister
From ‘Epic Fury’ to ‘Tragic Scurry’: The spectacular folly of arrogant miscalculation
The consequences of acts of aggression against Iran’s safeguarded nuclear facilities
In February 2026, the United States and the Zionist regime, barely eight months after their aggression in June 2025, once again carried out unlawful and hostile attacks against the Islamic Republic of Iran. These actions were undertaken under the pretext of “preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons,” despite the well-established fact that all of Iran’s nuclear activities and facilities remain fully subject to the monitoring, verification, and safeguards of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
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Yesterday 21:01
Iran's Intelligence Minister Esmaeel Khatib martyred in US-Israeli strike
TEHRAN – Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian has expressed his sympathy to the public following the U.S.-Israeli assassination of Intelligence Minister Esmaeel Khatib on Tuesday.
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Yesterday 20:28
By Mostafa PourAli
Protecting cultural heritage under fire: The fragile role of international law
The deliberate targeting of cultural heritage during armed conflict remains a grave concern. International law provides crucial instruments for protection, anchored by agreements such as the 1972 UNESCO Convention concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage and the 1954 Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict. These conventions represent a foundational effort to safeguard sites of historical and artistic significance, recognizing their intrinsic value beyond purely monetary terms.
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Yesterday 17:18
Foreign investment in free zones rises 268% in 11 months on year
TEHRAN- As announced by Iran’s Secretariat of the High Council and the Free Zones Organizations, foreign investment in the country’s free zones reached $1.025 billion during the first 11 months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21, 2025-February 20, 2026), with an increase of 268 percent compared to the same period of time in the previous year.
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Yesterday 17:15
Flying Turtle Award jury condemns Zionist-U.S. missile strike
TEHRAN- The jury committee of the Flying Turtle Award, Iran's distinguished children's literature prize, has issued a statement condemning the Zionist-U.S. military strikes against Iran that devastated a school in Minab, Hormozgan province, and a sports facility in Lamerd, Fars province, while urging international organizations to intervene and prevent such tragedies from recurring.
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Yesterday 17:14
Transport minister orders acceleration of commodities transfer from ports
TEHRAN- Iran’s Transport and Urban Development Minister Farzaneh Sadeq ordered the acceleration of transfer of goods from the ports and more use of transport networks capacity, IRNA reported.
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Yesterday 17:08
US opinions to confront closing of Hormuz Strait not operational: economic analyst
TEHRAN- Ali Ashraf Afkhami, an economic analyst, believes that the US opinions to confront closing of the Strait of Hormuz are not operational, and the outlook for oil price reduction is weak.
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Yesterday 17:05
Culture minister expresses condolences for Ali Larijani’s martyrdom
TEHRAN – Following the martyrdom of Ali Larijani, secretary of Iran's National Security Council, the Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance expressed condolences in a message.
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Yesterday 16:51
Mexico ready to host Iran’s matches in 2026 FIFA World Cup
TEHRAN – Mexico president Claudia Sheinbaum has said they are ready to host Iran’s matches in Group G of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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Yesterday 16:17
By Nafise Hajati
How are Isfahan’s UNESCO and national heritage sites faring after airstrikes?
ISFAHAN - Airstrikes on the Iranian city of Isfahan have severely damaged two of its most iconic heritage sites: the UNESCO-listed Chehel Sotoun Palace and the National Heritage Site Ashraf Hall, alongside damage to over 12 other cultural landmarks.
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Yesterday 01:14
Iran at war 7
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Yesterday 01:03
Iran's security chief Ali Larijani assassinated in US-Israeli bombardment
TEHRAN - The Secretary of Iran's National Security Council, Ali Larijani, was assassinated by U.S.-Israeli strikes on Tehran, according to an IRIB report published Tuesday night.
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2026-03-17 23:19
Benevolent people to help rebuild Minab school as national heritage
TEHRAN – Shajareh Tayyebeh, an elementary school in the city of Minab in the southern province of Hormozgan, which was destroyed by a U.S. missile strike on February 28, will be reconstructed by benevolent people and will be registered as a national heritage.