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Yesterday 21:49
3,117 people were killed in recent riots in Iran: official announcement
TEHRAN – The Legal Medicine Organization released a report on Wednesday evening announcing that 3,117 people were killed in the recent violent protests in Iran.
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Yesterday 21:13
Sunni clergy voice support for Iran’s ruling system and Leader
TEHRAN - The Sunni clergymen of Iran’s Kurdistan region have expressed support for the Islamic Republic system and Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, expressing hatred of foreign interference and highlighting the need to address people’s economic problems.
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2026/01/21
By Xavier Villar
Beyond Trump: The structural roots of the conflict with Iran
MADRID - Across much of the coverage of the latest escalation between the United States and Iran, a reassuringly simple explanation has taken hold. The problem, it is suggested, has a proper name. Donald J. Trump, with his confrontational style, his contempt for multilateral agreements and his preference for displays of force, is portrayed as the primary figure responsible for pushing the bilateral relationship to the edge of the abyss.
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Yesterday 21:01
The legal accountability of a brazen interference: US must be held accountable
By Seyyed Abbas Araghchi, Iranian Foreign Minister
Recent organized terrorist operations carried out in line with and following the imposed 12-Day war against the Islamic Republic of Iran have once again revealed the true nature of the United States' behavior toward Iran. However, beyond this, a fundamental question arises in the realm of international relations: Can governments continue to openly interfere in the internal affairs of other countries without paying a price?
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Yesterday 21:01
From ‘dirty work’ to ‘great things’: How Europe became America’s lackey
By Saleh Abidi Maleki
TEHRAN – “Do you still believe that by helping the United States commit its crimes we will be safe?” Irene Montero, Spain’s representative in the European Parliament, asked her colleagues this week. It was not a rhetorical flourish so much as an indictment.
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Yesterday 20:55
Veteran actor, singer Reza Rooygari passes away
TEHRAN – Veteran Iranian actor, singer Reza Rooygari died of a heart attack at the age of 75 in Tehran on Wednesday.
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Yesterday 20:55
Iranian concerned visual artists create works regarding recent unrest
TEHRAN – Iranian visual artists have created artworks regarding the recent unrest in the country, which started with protests over currency market volatility among Iran’s bazaaris, but the peaceful demonstrations were exploited by the U.S. and Israel and, supported by the foreign regimes, devolved into systemic urban terrorism in an effort to overthrow the Islamic Republic.
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Yesterday 20:54
Iranian cultural, media leaders reaffirm national unity
TEHRAN- A broad coalition of prominent cultural and media figures in Iran issued a statement on Wednesday, denouncing U.S. interference in Iran's internal affairs and calling for national unity.
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Yesterday 20:49
11 terrorists arrested, another killed in southeast Iran
TEHRAN – The local intelligence department at the southeastern border province of Sistan-Balouchestan issued a statement on Wednesday saying that 11 members of the terrorist-takfiri group of the Ansar al-Sheitan (Soldiers of Satan) have been detained and another member killed.
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Yesterday 20:45
By Fatemeh Kavand
A Pahlavi souvenir in the final clash inside the Western think tank
TEHRAN - The main project of the expatriates and the Western–Hebrew think tank behind the recent unrest in Iran, from its very beginning on Dey 18 (January 8), was not merely to create disorder and insecurity, but rather to wait for feedback on the level of violence and to increase the number of casualties.
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Yesterday 20:44
Enemy resorting to war of nerves, rumormongering against Iranians: Judiciary chief
TEHRAN - The Iranian Judiciary chief says the enemy has resorted to large-scale psychological warfare, rumormongering, and distortion of reality following its defeat during recent riots in Iran.
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Yesterday 20:40
People’s demands should be addressed: Pezeshkian
TEHRAN - Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has called on the country’s Supreme National Security Council to work out proper methods to prioritize and address people’s demands and protests.
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Yesterday 20:30
US treasury chief admits sanctions intended to fuel unrest in Iran
TEHRAN – U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has openly acknowledged the role of American sanctions in destabilizing Iran’s economy and fueling public unrest, describing the sanctions as a form of “economic statecraft” that had contributed to recent riots in Iran.
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Yesterday 20:21
Armed forces in high spirits and quite ready to defend Iran: IRGC deputy chief
TEHRAN – Iran's armed forces are prepared for any confrontation following military threats by the United States, Ahmad Vahidi, deputy head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, has said.
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Yesterday 20:02
A message from Witkoff and a sudden turn
Shargh analyzed a potential U.S. attack on Iran given military threats against the Islamic Republic. According to the note, Trump has placed an attack on Iran on his agenda, claiming to have told the Iranian people that "help is coming."
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Yesterday 19:59
Syrian forces seize al-Hawl camp as Kurdish withdrawal sparks security concerns
Syrian government forces took control of al-Hawl detention camp, which houses tens of thousands of suspected members of the ISIL terror group (also known as ISIS and Daesh), after Kurdish forces withdrew.
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Yesterday 19:58
By Wesam Bahrani
Israeli wars deepen domestic anxiety
TEHRAN – Rather than increasing settlers’ sense of security, the Israeli regime’s aggression across the region has had the opposite effect.
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Yesterday 19:58
Will Congressional Republicans defy Trump on Greenland?
In a letter to Norway’s prime minister, US President Donald Trump blamed Oslo for not awarding him the Nobel Peace Prize and for acquiescing to his demand for U.S. control over Greenland. In a commentary published on the Atlantic website, the writer Anne Applebaum said the letter reveals a president untethered from history, diplomacy, or common sense.
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Yesterday 19:57
Trump’s Greenland obsession turns Davos into a test of Europe’s resolve
TEHRAN — President Donald Trump’s appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday was a display of geopolitical brinkmanship, delivered with the swagger of a leader who treats alliances as leverage rather than partnerships.
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Yesterday 19:57
By staff writer
Fox in the henhouse: Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ lets Bibi off the leash
TEHRAN — The decision to include Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on a so-called U.S.-led “Board of Peace” for Gaza highlights the deep incoherence of Washington’s approach to Israel’s war against the enclave and its aftermath.
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Yesterday 18:01
Iran’s Faraji wins WTT Youth Contender Doha 2026
TEHRAN – Benyamin Faraji of Iran won the title at the WTT Youth Contender Doha 2026 on Tuesday.
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Yesterday 17:21
Tourism, labor ministries sign MoU to develop handicraft cooperatives
TEHRAN - Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts and Ministry of Cooperatives, Labor, and Social Welfare have signed a memorandum of understanding to strengthen joint cooperation in the field of handicrafts and market development.
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Yesterday 17:21
Mashhad combines pilgrimage with tourism and urban infrastructure
TEHRAN - Mashhad, the capital of Khorasan Razavi province, is one of Iran’s main domestic travel destinations, drawing millions of visitors each year for religious, cultural and leisure purposes.
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Yesterday 17:20
19th-century sarays in Rasht bazaar damaged in unrest
TEHRAN - Three 19th-centry sarays dating back to Qajar period have been damaged after a fire broke out at the historical bazaar in northern Iran during unrest last week, officials said.
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Yesterday 17:20
By Afshin Majlesi
Water leaks, ground subsidence raise concerns at Isfahan’s UNESCO-listed mosque
TEHRAN - Iranian authorities and heritage experts are racing to contain what they describe as a structural threat to parts of the UNESCO-registered Jameh Mosque of Isfahan, also known as the Atiq Mosque, after a limited ground subsidence, water leakage and rising moisture were detected around one of the world’s most important Islamic monuments.
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Yesterday 15:19
IRCS provides relief services to over 260 individuals in three days
TEHRAN – A total of 267 people received rescue services from the Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) over the past three days.
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Yesterday 14:44
31st scientific Olympiad slated for spring
TEHRAN – The 31st scientific Olympiad for university students is scheduled to be held on April 17.
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Yesterday 14:42
National document on advanced material science, technology unveiled
TEHRAN – The national document for the development of advanced material science and technology was unveiled on Tuesday.
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Yesterday 14:40
99 earthquakes hit Iran in a week
TEHRAN – A total of 99 earthquakes were recorded across the country in a week from January 10 to 16, according to the seismological networks of the Institute of Geophysics of the University of Tehran.