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  • Shina Ansari Today 00:09

    DOE warns UNEP about environmental impact of striking peaceful nuclear plants

    TEHRAN – The head of the Department of Environment (DOE), Shina Ansari, in a letter to the executive director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Inger Andersen, has warned about the detrimental consequences of brutal attacks on Iran's nuclear plants.

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  • Latin America Yesterday 23:47

    LatAms condemn U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran

    TEHRAN — A broad coalition of Latin American governments and political movements has condemned recent U.S. and Israeli military strikes against Iran, voicing solidarity with Tehran and calling the attacks a violation of international law.

  • UN Yesterday 23:41

    Russia and China veto UN resolution on Strait of Hormuz Amid US threats

    TEHRAN - Russia and China vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution on Tuesday that sought to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, hours before a US-imposed deadline for Iran to allow transit or face attacks on its infrastructure. The heavily watered-down measure, which passed with 11 votes in favor, two against, and two abstentions, had removed any language authorizing offensive action, limiting it to “defensive means necessary” for securing navigation. Even in its weakened form, the resolution was blocked by Moscow and Beijing, underscoring growing opposition to US and Israeli aggression against Iran.

  • IRGC Yesterday 23:38

    Iran warns retaliation could cut off U.S. and allies from Persian Gulf oil and gas for years

    TEHRAN-Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has warned that any American or Israeli crossing of Tehran’s “red lines” could trigger retaliatory strikes that would deprive the United States and its allies of regional oil and gas for years. The statement came after the IRGC claimed responsibility for a new wave of attacks under the 99th phase of “Operation True Promise 4.”

  • Why Trans-Iranian Railway is a glittering engineering feat of the 20th century? Yesterday 23:21

    Iran calls on UNESCO to protect Trans-Iranian Railway from Israeli threats

    TEHRAN- Iran’s Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, Reza Salehi-Amiri, has formally urged UNESCO to condemn threats by the Israeli regime against the Trans-Iranian Railway (TIR), a UNESCO World Heritage site. In a letter to UNESCO Director-General Khaled al-Anani, Salehi-Amiri expressed deep concern that any attack on the railway would constitute an assault on global cultural heritage and endanger civilian lives.

  • women Yesterday 23:03

    By Afshin Majlesi

    Guardians of strength and sacrifice

    TEHRAN – From early moments of the war, women and girls have borne a growing share of its human cost. Hundreds have been killed, injured, or displaced in consecutive airstrikes including the one in Minab, where more than 165 young schoolgirls between the ages of seven and twelve lost their lives.

  • Aid worker comforts an Iranian women after a U.S.-Israeli airstrike in Tehran Yesterday 23:00

    By Xavier Villar

    The conditional visibility of Iranian women

    MADRID – A young woman removing her hijab on a Tehran street is often presented in Western media as an uncomplicated image of defiance. Yet such a scene, repeatedly extracted and circulated, belongs to a broader and more layered social reality in which women’s choices, constraints, and political positions cannot be reduced to a single interpretive frame.

  • Middle East Yesterday 22:56

    By Garsha Vazirian

    The war that ended the old Middle East

    How Washington and Tel Aviv unwittingly catalyzed a new strategic dawn

    TEHRAN — Five weeks after the United States and Israel started their unprovoked campaign of aggression against Iran on February 28, the Middle East stands transformed.

  • A US-Israeli projectile demolished a synagogue in central Tehran on Tuesday. Photo: Tehran Times  Yesterday 22:51

    By Shahrokh Saei 

    ‘Heinous and cowardly’: US-Israeli bombs level historic Tehran synagogue

    TEHRAN - Nearly 40 days into the joint US-Israeli war on Iran, a Jewish synagogue in central Tehran was targeted in a devastating attack on Tuesday.

  • IRGC has launched missiles from twin launch systems for the first time in its retaliatory strikes against the US-Israeli aggression that began 40 days ago.  Yesterday 22:50

    Iran strikes Israeli petrochemical facility near Dimona 

    TEHRAN - In a sweeping retaliatory operation, the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) and the Iranian Army launched massive strikes against US-owned and Israeli-linked petrochemical and military targets, warning Washington, Tel Aviv, and their regional partners that any further aggression against Iranian infrastructure will meet with uncompromising retaliation.

  • Iravani Yesterday 22:49

    Iran, at U.N., accuses U.S. and Israel of ‘Unprecedented Barbarism’ in attacks on universities

    TEHRAN- Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations has accused the United States and Israel of committing “unprecedented barbarism” by deliberately targeting Iranian universities and scientific institutions, calling the strikes war crimes that no amount of threats or military pressure can extinguish.

  • Iranian citizens form human chains on a bridge in the southern city of Ahvaz on April 7, 2026, following Trump’s threat to strike Iranian infrastructure en masse Yesterday 22:41

    By Faramarz Kouhpayeh

    'No restraint'

    IRGC warns of devastating response should Trump expand war crimes and target Iran's power plants

    TEHRAN – U.S. President Donald Trump has repeated his unhinged threats to commit mass war crimes against the Iranian nation, a move that would not only harm Iranians but also seriously damage the interests of Washington’s Arab allies in the Persian Gulf, and force Tehran to take further actions that would restrict the flow of oil outside West Asia.

  • Ashish Prashar Yesterday 20:35

    Negotiations are ‘theatre’ as Trump seeks exit from war, says Ashish Prashar

    London— Ashish Prashar, political strategist, former advisor to the Middle East peace envoy, and director of the “Game Over Israel” campaign, has dismissed ongoing U.S. calls for negotiations with Iran as political theater, arguing that Washington is seeking a face-saving exit amid escalating military pressure.

  • Haifa After Iranian Ballistic Missile Yesterday 18:50

    Haifa After Iranian Ballistic Missile

  • Musician Plays to Protect Tehran Power Yesterday 18:39

    Musician Plays to Protect Tehran Power

  • Berlin Condemns War Yesterday 14:56

    Berlin Condemns War

  • US failed Yesterday 09:02

    Trump's threats stem from a strategic deadlock: economic expert

    TEHRAN- An economic expert, referring to the recent statements and threats by the US President against the Iranian nation, attributed these positions to behavioral instability and a lack of a clear strategy on the American side. He emphasized that the management of the Strait of Hormuz and recent war developments have exposed the global energy market and the economies of European and industrialized countries to serious inflationary pressures.

  • power industry Yesterday 08:56

    Electricity industry ready to serve people

    TEHRAN- The Deputy Minister of Electricity and Energy of the Ministry of Energy emphasized the need for the electricity industry to maintain readiness under critical conditions to serve the people.

  • attack Yesterday 08:52

    ‘Attack on critical infrastructure is a clear violation of international law’

    TEHRAN- Iran’s vice president and head of the Organization for Optimization and Strategic Management of Energy, referring to the attack on public infrastructure, emphasized: Even if military use is claimed, under international law such attacks are only permitted under very limited circumstances, and the principles of "proportionality" and "precaution" must be observed—principles that have been ignored in many of these attacks.

  • war 2026/04/07

    Global economic fallout of US-Israeli war with Iran

    TEHRAN- The ongoing US-Israeli military conflict with Iran has evolved from a geopolitical flashpoint into a systemic shock that is fundamentally altering the global economic landscape.

  • Regional music artists Yesterday 01:12

    Regional music artists declare readiness to defend Iran against enemy attacks

    TEHRAN- A group of Iran’s regional music artists voiced their condemnation of enemy crimes during the Ramadan War and declared their readiness to defend the country’s territorial integrity.

  • War Yesterday 01:04

    Spanish artists, cultural activists, filmmakers condemn US-Israeli aggression on Iran

    TEHRAN – Following a letter of protest from Hamed Jafari, the CEO of the Farabi Cinema Foundation, which operates under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, to international film production and distribution entities, global film festivals, and foreign filmmakers, Jose Cabrera, one of the managers of the Valladolid International Film Festival in Spain, announced that a group of Spanish artists, cultural activists, and filmmakers have signed a statement condemning the aggression of the United States and the Zionist regime and expressing sympathy with the Iranian people.

  • Ali Ghamsari Yesterday 01:00

    Virtuoso Ali Ghamsari takes symbolic stand at Damavand Power Plant against infrastructure attacks

    TEHRAN- Renowned Iranian composer and tar virtuoso Ali Ghamsari has announced his decision to station himself at the Damavand Combined Cycle Power Plant —a critical facility providing nearly half of Tehran’s electricity—to serve as a symbolic human shield against ongoing aggressions targeting Iran's national infrastructure.

  • Welfare Organization Yesterday 00:55

    Welfare Organization providing wide range of services during war

    TEHRAN – Since the beginning of the war on February 28, the Welfare Organization has been providing numerous services to its beneficiaries across the country with the help of benefactors.

  • Health workers Yesterday 00:49

    Health workers condemn US-Israeli attacks on medical centers

    TEHRAN – Officials, academics, and employees of the health sector gathered in the front of Imam Khomeini hospital in Tehran on Monday to condemn US-Israeli assaults on the country’s health infrastructure.

  • War Yesterday 00:45

    IRCS calls on ICRC to adopt measures to protect humanitarian assets amid war

    TEHRAN – The Iranian Red Crescent Society has urged the International Committee of the Red Cross to take more practical measures to protect humanitarian facilities and assets and prevent further violence that would interrupt the provision of relief services during the US-Israeli assaults against Iran.

  • Hezbollah Yesterday 00:23

    By Wesam Bahrani 

    Hezbollah puts up fierce resistance against Zionist forces  

    TEHRAN – The Lebanese resistance movement has announced new operations targeting gathering points of Israeli soldiers as well as Zionist settlements and military bases. 

  • Trump- Hitler Yesterday 00:15

    Trump is a new Hitler who has caused ‘regime change’ in US

    TEHRAN - A senior political analyst says U.S. President Donald Trump suffers from serious egoism and formulates dreams similar to that of Adolf Hitler of Germany.

  • Trump Yesterday 00:09

    By Garsha Vazirian 

    The terminal scream of an empire scheduling war crimes in its digital Colosseum

    Trump’s profane ultimatum exposes the malignant sociopathic narcissism and moral sepsis rotting America from within

    TEHRAN — On Easter Sunday, April 5, as some American families headed to church to celebrate resurrection and hope, Donald Trump posted a message that felt like a fever dream from the darkest corners of the imperial id.