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Today 17:07
FIFA chief Infantino wishes Iran ‘the very best’
TEHRAN - Gianni Infantino has wished the Iranian football team “the very best” for the upcoming World Cup in North America.
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Today 16:31
Plant biosecurity for food security
TEHRAN – International Day of Plant Health is held annually on May 12 to raise global awareness on how protecting plant health can help end hunger, reduce poverty, protect biodiversity and the environment, and boost economic development.
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Today 16:29
Earthquakes down by 44% in a month yr/yr
TEHRAN – A total of 247 earthquakes hit Iran over the past calendar month, from March 21 to April 20, indicating a 44 percent drop compared to 558 earthquakes that struck Iran in the first month of the spring last year.
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Today 16:17
Nigerien minister of public health lauds IRCS services
TEHRAN – Niger’s Minister of Public Health, Colonel-Major Garba Hakimi, has commended the high-quality health services offered at a medical center affiliated with the Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) in Niamey, capital of Niger.
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Today 16:15
DOE chief: Birds are messengers of peace and life
TEHRAN – The head of the Department of Environment (DOE), Shina Ansari, in a note, has described birds as the messengers of peace and life, holding the international community responsible for ensuring the safety of the sky where birds’ wing whistle is a promise of life's continuity.
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Today 15:40
‘Industry-knowledge enterprise co-op; national drilling strategy for domestic production of equipmen
TEHRAN- The managing director of the National Iranian Drilling Company (NIDC) emphasized the role of knowledge-based companies in meeting the specialized needs of the drilling industry and said: "Cooperation between industry and knowledge-based enterprises is the national drilling strategy for domestic production of the equipment."
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Today 15:37
Pistachio export increases 250% in a month on year
TEHRAN- Deputy Minister of Horticulture at the Ministry of Agriculture said: "In the first month of the current Iranian calendar year, Farvardin (March 21-April 20), pistachio exports increased by more than 250 percent compared to the same period last year, reaching 5,363 tons.
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Today 15:34
Intensified production competition with UAE's exit from OPEC: analyst
TEHRAN- An international oil and energy market analyst, stating that the UAE chose the worst time to leave OPEC, believes: "The world's energy market is now more than ever dependent on supply and demand conditions, and although the UAE's exit from OPEC does not threaten OPEC, it fuels competition among oil producers."
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Today 15:25
World economy edges toward crisis as Iran standoff drains oil supplies
TEHRAN- The global economy is moving into dangerous territory as the two-month conflict between the United States and Iran continues to choke oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, according to an analysis published on Saturday by The Globe and Mail.
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Today 12:09
Zarei elected as Iran Sport Climbing and Mountaineering Federation president
TEHRAN - Reza Zarei has been re-elected as the head of the Iran Sport Climbing and Mountaineering Federation for a four-year term.
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Today 11:13
Iran beach soccer drop to sixth in world ranking
TEHRAN – The Beach Soccer Worldwide Rankings show Iran national beach soccer team moved down one spot to sixth.
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Today 10:36
Laboratorium: Robot that inspects pipes from inside
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Yesterday 23:58
Iran discover fate at AFC Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2027
TEHRAN - Iran national football team discovered their opponents at the 2027 AFC Asian Cup Saudi Arabia saturday night.
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Yesterday 22:08
Sydney Film Festival to show new films by Asghar Farhadi, Shahram Mokri
TEHRAN – Two feature films by Iranian directors will be shown at the 73rd Sydney Film Festival, which will run from June 3 to 14 in Australia.
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Yesterday 22:04
IAF to host Bertolt Brecht’s “Mr. Puntila and His Man Matti”
TEHRAN – The Iranian Artists Forum (IAF) in Tehran will host the performance of the 1940 play “Mr. Puntila and His Man Matti” by the German modernist playwright Bertolt Brecht from Sunday.
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Yesterday 21:47
Hezbollah is Iran’s red line, not Trump’s photo op
The upcoming Israel–Lebanon negotiations will take place against the backdrop of ongoing Israeli attacks in Lebanon
TEHRAN - Israel’s continued deadly bombardments of Lebanon, despite a ceasefire agreement, clearly indicate that the truce exists only on paper — and that Israel has no scruples about violating it.
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Yesterday 21:45
UAE expels thousands of Pakistani workers amid rift over Pakistan's Iran mediation
TEHRAN- The United Arab Emirates has launched a large-scale expulsion of Pakistani workers, straining ties with Islamabad as Pakistan attempts to mediate an end to the US war on Iran, The New York Times reports.
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Yesterday 21:40
Iran's parliament advances plan to establish an independent body for managing Strait of Hormuz
TEHRAN- Iran's parliament is reviewing an 11-article strategic bill titled “Strategic Action for Ensuring Security and Sustainable Development of the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf.” The proposed legislation seeks to grant Iran full control over what it describes as the world’s most critical oil and energy chokepoint.
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Yesterday 21:37
By Ranjan Solomon
How the Iran conflict is catalyzing a multipolar world order
The 2026 Iran conflict is increasingly viewed as a major catalyst for a multipolar world order, accelerating the transition away from U.S. hegemony towards a fragmented global system. By initiating "Operation Epic Fury," a joint military campaign on February 28, 2026, the U.S. and Israel targeted Iran as the central "Rimland" node linking Eurasian powers, yet this action has deepened the shift toward a new, multi-centric global configuration.
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Yesterday 21:31
US intel community confirms Iran was not developing nukes before war
TEHRAN- US President Donald Trump, who launched an unprovoked war against Iran on February 28, 2026, alongside Israel, has faced mounting criticism at home and abroad. The decision to attack Iran was based on the pretext that Tehran was developing nuclear weapons — a claim now publicly contradicted by senior former intelligence officials.
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Yesterday 21:29
Iran's top diplomat criticizes US ‘provocations’ in talks with Turkish, British counterparts
TEHRAN- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi held separate phone conversations with his Turkish and British counterparts on Friday to discuss recent regional developments, ongoing diplomatic efforts, and the fragile ceasefire following the US-led war against Iran.
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Yesterday 21:25
Minab School Martyrs Museum to expose injustices against innocents to global public
TEHRAN – Iran's Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, Seyyed Reza Salehi-Amiri, has emphasized the necessity of a scientific and narrative-driven approach for the establishment of the Minab School Martyrs Museum within the Saadabad Palace Cultural-Historical Complex, calling for it to become a global platform against atrocities committed against children.
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Yesterday 21:23
Pezeshkian condemns aggression on cultural heritage, orders urgent restoration of Saadabad Complex
TEHRAN – Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has strongly condemned the recent attacks on Iran’s historical and cultural sites by the US and the Zionist regime, describing such actions as a blatant violation of international law and a destructive campaign against the civilization and identity of nations.
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Yesterday 21:22
7000-year-old Iron Age traces found in Qarchak’s Tepe Ferdows
TEHRAN – Once dismissed as a wasteland and a dumping ground for refuse, the historical Tepe Ferdows in Qarchak has emerged as a civilizational cornerstone, revealing secrets of the Iron Age.
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Yesterday 21:22
Trump faces a political challenge
Ettelaat, in a commentary, referred to the highly challenging situation US President Donald Trump is facing and wrote: With a 50% increase in fuel prices in the United States, 62% public dissatisfaction, and the upcoming midterm elections, the US president is confronting the economic and political consequences of the war with Iran and is facing a serious challenge in finding a strong way out.
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Yesterday 21:21
Trump administration under fire for evasion on Minab school attack
TEHRAN - The administration of President Donald Trump continues to shirk responsibility over a US missile attack on a school in southern Iran that killed nearly 170 people on the first day of the joint US–Israel war on February 28.
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Yesterday 20:56
By Shahrokh Saei
Russian ambassador in Tehran marks Victory Day, reflecting pride in Soviet WWII legacy
TEHRAN – Russian Ambassador to Iran Alexey Dedov took part in Victory Day commemorations in Tehran on Saturday, marking the 81st anniversary of the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany in World War II.
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Yesterday 20:40
Over 40 Shia clerics arrested in Bahrain as Manama escalates crackdown on solidarity with Iran
TEHRAN — In a dramatic overnight escalation, Bahraini security forces have arrested dozens of the country’s most senior Shia clerics, storming homes hours after midnight and continuing a weeks-long campaign of repression against citizens expressing solidarity with Iran.
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Yesterday 20:40
By Garsha Vazirian
Comrade Jianguo goes to Beijing with an empty holster
TEHRAN — When Donald Trump’s aircraft touches down in Beijing, the traditional choreography of American power will be noticeably out of sync. The U.S. president will arrive in the Middle Kingdom not as a global hegemon dictating the terms of “maximum pressure,” but as a strategic firefighter.