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Yesterday 21:46
Venezuela appreciates Iran’s warning over consequences of US military threats
TEHRAN – Venezuelan Foreign Minister Ivan Gil Pinto has, in a message, thanked Iran for giving a warning over the consequences of the U.S. military buildup in the Caribbean and for Tehran’s support for Venezuela’s national sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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Yesterday 21:45
Iran’s First VP to attend SCO Council of Heads of Government’s meeting in Moscow
TEHRAN – Iran’s First Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref will participate in the 24th Meeting of the Council of Heads of Government (Prime Ministers) of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Russia.
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Yesterday 21:45
TEHRAN PAPERS
A golden opportunity for Tehran
TEHRAN - Ettelaat analyzed postponement of sending the Iran nuclear issue to the UN Security Council.
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Yesterday 21:44
Iran, Lebanon discuss Israeli truce violations
TEHRAN – Ali Hassan Khalil, the political advisor to the Lebanese Parliament speaker, sat down with Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Ali Larijani in the Iranian capital.
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2025/11/16
By Soheila Zarfam
America’s missing honesty
TEHRAN – The Washington Post’s November 15 editorial on the U.S. strikes against Iranian nuclear sites claims to explain “America’s missing Iran strategy.” Yet what it truly reveals is the unsettling mindset that continues to drive U.S. policy in the region.
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Yesterday 21:42
Anger grows in Tehran over renewed Western pressure on nuclear program
TEHRAN – Iranians are reacting strongly to a draft anti-Iran resolution expected to be circulated at this week’s meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Board of Governors.
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Yesterday 21:41
By Sahar Dadjoo
Osprey V: Rock, resistance, and survival in Gaza
TEHRAN- The story of Osprey V does not begin in a studio or on a stage—it begins in the ruins, during blackouts, under the sound of drones, and in the shadows of war. As Gaza’s first and only English-speaking internationally recognized rock band, Osprey V has become both a witness and a voice for a people under siege. Their music, forged through trauma and resilience, now crosses borders as an urgent echo from a place the world has rarely listened to.
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Yesterday 21:36
By Mona Hojat Ansari
Araghchi: Iran seeks diplomacy, but US operates under a 'jungle law' agenda
TEHRAN – Iranians are growing increasingly doubtful about the prospects of a diplomatic deal with Washington and its European allies. This skepticism was evident at a recent international conference in Tehran, titled “International Law Under Attack: Aggression and Defense”, where senior Iranian diplomats questioned both Washington’s genuine willingness to pursue diplomacy and the American administration’s ability to understand what’s best for the region—and for the United States itself.
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2025/11/16
By Garsha Vazirian
Trump’s entanglement and the rot of power in Epstein’s shadow ledger
From Mar-a-Lago whispers to Mossad backchannels, the unsealed trove shatters MAGA illusions and Wall Street facades
TEHRAN – Jeffrey Epstein’s archive release unfolds not as a thunderclap but a slow-motion forensic collapse: more than 20,000 pages unsealed by House Democrats on the Oversight Committee, each a page from corruption’s operating manual.
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Yesterday 20:05
Gaza’s rock pioneers: Osprey V turn struggle into song
Meet Osprey V, Gaza’s pioneering rock band, and their powerful song dedicated to the flotilla movement. While some members remain trapped in Gaza, the band stands as a symbol of Palestinian resilience, resistance, identity, and hope. Through their music, they transform grief and trauma into a call for global solidarity—bridging the gap between those fighting for Palestine and those within it.
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Yesterday 19:31
Iran and Poland women’s futsal share the spoils
TEHRAN – Iran and Poland’s women’s futsal teams played to a 1-1 draw in a friendly on Sunday at the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig, Philippines.
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Yesterday 19:01
By Wesam Bahrani
Bombing and coming winter worsen plight of Gaza survivors
TEHRAN — Israeli strikes and bitter cold are driving Palestinians into deeper hardship as humanitarian needs surge.
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Yesterday 18:58
By Sondoss Al Asaad
Fortresses of fear: Israel’s walls and the myth of security
BEIRUT - Since its establishment, the Israeli entity has relied on walls, both physical and ideological, as central pillars of its security doctrine. The project itself emerged from the logic of “preventive isolation”: fortifying settlements against an Arab environment portrayed in Zionist discourse as inherently “hostile.”
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Yesterday 18:53
By Shahrokh Saei
Decoding the deception: How Trump’s ceasefire blocks Palestinian statehood
TEHRAN – U.S. President Donald Trump’s 20-point ceasefire plan for Gaza has been promoted as a pathway to Palestinian self-determination and eventual statehood. Yet Israeli officials have made clear that such statehood will never be accepted, exposing the truce plan as a diplomatic pretense designed to advance U.S. and Israeli agendas under the guise of peace.
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Yesterday 17:40
Ardabil plans to promote tourism capabilities in Persian Gulf states
TEHRAN – Ardabil province is set to promote its tourism attractions to attract more visitors Persian Gulf littoral countries, a provincial tourism official said.
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Yesterday 17:40
Mazandaran launches fam tour for Russian, Kazakh and Turkmen visitors
TEHRAN - A tourism event titled “Mazandaran, the Green Gateway of Iran” has begun with the arrival of tourism professionals and social media influencers from Russia, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan, the province’s deputy governor-general for economic affairs and tourism said on Sunday.
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Yesterday 17:40
Esfahak, symbol of rural sustainable development
TEHRAN— Esfahak, recognized as one of the world’s Best Tourism Villages by UN Tourism, is symbol of cultural heritage and rural sustainable development, said South Khorasan Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts Department Seyyed Ahmad Barabadi.
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Yesterday 17:32
Bastam added to Iran’s list of historical cities
TEHRAN - Bastam, a tourism destination near Shahroud, has recently been added to Iran’s list of historical cities during the second conference of Iran’s historical cities held in Yazd.
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Yesterday 17:28
Tehran-Kuala Lumpur direct flights resumed
TEHRAN — Iran Airtour has resumed direct flights between Tehran and Kuala Lumpur after a three-year suspension, the Iranian embassy in Malaysia said on Saturday.
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Yesterday 17:21
Iran minister says UNESCO recognition of Cyrus Charter reflects deep cultural roots of justice
TEHRAN – Iran’s minister of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts said the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s recognition of Cyrus the Great’s Charter demonstrates that justice has long been embedded in Iranian culture.
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Yesterday 17:04
By Dr. Mehdi Zolfaghari
Language education: A strong bridge between Iran and China
In a world where geographical borders are increasingly fading, what distinguishes nations from one another is the culture of dialogue and mutual understanding. Dialogue between civilizations is not merely a slogan; it is a necessity for sustaining peace, development, and global cooperation.
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Yesterday 15:43
Over 2,770 Iranians among world’s top 2% most-cited researchers
TEHRAN – Stanford University, in collaboration with Elsevier, has placed a total of 2,772 Iranian researchers among the top two percent of the most-cited scientists’ annual list, based on career-long impact.
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Yesterday 15:39
Scientific articles grow by 40% in 2nd national congress on Persian medicine
TEHRAN – A total of 569 articles were submitted in the second national congress on Persian medicine, indicating a forty-percent growth compared to 390 articles handed in the first national congress on Persian medicine, according to the scientific secretary of the congress.
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Yesterday 15:30
Iran robotics team shines at First Global Challenge
TEHRAN – A three-member team of Iranian students has won two silver medals at the ninth edition of the First Global Challenge (FGC), an Olympics-style international robotics competition held in Panama from October 29 to November 1.
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Yesterday 14:27
Men’s handball too strong for Maldives: 2025 Riyadh
TEHRAN – Iran’s men’s handball team overpowered the Maldives 57-14 at the 2025 Islamic Solidarity Games (ISG) on Sunday.
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Yesterday 14:04
Power that devours itself
TEHRAN – Power in politics, if it crosses the boundary of balance, turns from a strategic capacity into an internal threat. In the political realm, power is a double-edged sword: an instrument that can create security and influence, yet if used unrestrained and to excess, it gradually erodes its own foundations.
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Yesterday 13:55
2025 IFCPF Asia-Oceania Cup: Iran start on high
TEHRAN – Iran started strong in their title defense at the 2025 IFCPF Men's Asia-Oceania Cup on Sunday.
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Yesterday 13:00
ICCIMA reaches new agreement with IRICA to secure extended customs exemptions
TEHRAN – The head of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA) said customs authorities have agreed to extend the exemption period for determining the nature of goods to nine months, marking a key outcome of recent negotiations between ICCIMA and the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA).
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Yesterday 12:44
Oil market adjusts as heavy crude prices stabilize after earlier highs
TEHRAN – Heavy crude prices have eased from the elevated levels of recent years, reflecting a broader adjustment across global benchmarks as supply conditions normalize and geopolitical risks moderate.