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Today 15:22
Beyzaie’s “The Death of Yazdgerd” to be shown, reviewed at Labkhand Theater Complex
TEHRAN – Labkhand Theater Complex in Tehran will screen the 1982 movie “The Death of Yazdgerd” by the renowned Iranian director and playwright Bahram Beyzaie, based on the namesake play he wrote in 1979, on Wednesday.
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Today 15:22
Potential Yazdani–Sadulaev showdown planned in Russia
TEHRAN — Russian wrestling media are reporting that the country's federation is looking to stage a series of high-profile exhibition bouts between Iranian and Russian stars on Russian soil.
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Today 15:22
Luke Harding’s “Shadow State” published in Persian
TEHRAN – The Persian translation of the book “Shadow State: Murder, Mayhem, and Russia’s Remaking of the West” written by Luke Harding has been released in the Iranian book market.
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Today 14:45
Western Media Dehumanizes Iranians, Reality Shows Resilience, Says Bushra Shaikh
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Today 13:54
Iran’s junior weightlifting team depart for Egypt
TEHRAN - Iran’s junior weightlifting squad departed for Egypt to compete in the 2026 World Junior Weightlifting Championships — marking the second time the team is led by Olympic and World Champion Sohrab Moradi.
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Today 13:29
Lech Poznań reluctant to extend Gholizadeh’s deal
TEHRAN - After it was confirmed that Lech Poznań’s Iranian winger Ali Gholizadeh will be sidelined for at least eight months due to an ACL tear, several Polish outlets are now reporting that the club have decided not to extend a new one‑year contract with the player, raising the possibility that he may return to Iran next season.
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Today 12:09
Cheshmi eyes something special in 2026 World Cup
TEHRAN - Iran national team midfielder Rouzbeh Cheshmi, one of the most experienced players in Team Melli, has opened up about the team's preparation for the 2026 World Cup. He believes that Iran can achieve something special in this edition.
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Today 10:30
Chabahar Port's capacity should be utilized to replace trade route in south
TEHRAN- An expert in global markets has stated that under current circumstances, due to the blockade in the south, the existing capacities of Chabahar Port, northern ports, and rail routes to Central Asian countries can be utilized for trade.
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Today 10:26
‘Oil supply shock with Iran's control of Strait of Hormuz, depletion of US reserves’
TEHRAN- In one of the most tense periods in the history of the energy market, Iran's authority in the Strait of Hormuz and the unprecedented crisis in US oil reserves have plunged the world into a new era of supply shock.
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Today 10:26
Facilitating business processes necessary to support production: IRICA head
TEHRAN- The head of the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA), emphasizing the vital role of customs in supporting production, trade, and people's livelihoods, stressed the continuation of structural reforms, process digitalization (intelligentization), and facilitating the clearance of essential goods.
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Today 10:23
‘Direct trade with China, removing UAE from intermediation necessary’
TEHRAN- An economic expert, emphasizing the necessity of activating land and rail corridors to counter the American naval blockade, said: "The main obstacles to direct connection with the China corridor must be removed, and intermediaries should be cut out of direct trade with Beijing."
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Today 10:14
US economy feels heat as war on Iran backfires
TEHRAN– Official reports from the United States indicate that the economic consequences of the American-Israeli war on Iran are becoming painfully visible on domestic soil, turning into a major nightmare for Trump and his allies.
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Today 09:39
Russian neurophysiologists find way to increase brain’s working memory by 25%
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Today 00:01
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Yesterday 22:02
By Sepehr Zarei
Rethinking the Persian Gulf’s role in deep time human history
In contemporary political rhetoric, “returning to the Stone Age” is often invoked as a metaphor for collapse and backwardness—a phrase occasionally directed at Iran. Yet, from an archaeological perspective, this term carries a fundamentally different meaning.
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Yesterday 22:02
Imam Khomeini Airport handles over 21,000 passengers as flights resume
TEHRAN – More than 21,000 passengers traveled through Tehran’s Imam Khomeini International Airport in the week from April 25 to May 1, signaling a steady recovery in air traffic following the reopening of Iran’s airspace after weeks of disruption, airport authorities said.
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Yesterday 22:01
Agha Bozorg Mosque: The soul of Kashan’s architectural heritage
TEHRAN - Rising from the historic fabric of Kashan, the Agha Bozorg Mosque stands as one of the most remarkable architectural ensembles of late Persian design. It is a place where spirituality, scholarship, and artistry converge.
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Yesterday 21:59
Pakistan evacuates crew from seized Iranian ship
TEHRAN- Pakistan announced on Monday that it had facilitated the transfer of 22 crew members from an Iranian commercial vessel seized last month by the United States Navy, describing the move as a "confidence-building measure" coordinated with both Washington and Tehran.
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Yesterday 21:55
Hawkish think tank insider joins Trump's Iran team as blockade backfires
TEHRAN — The Trump administration has added Nick Stewart, a lobbyist from the hawkish Foundation for the Defense of Democracies (FDD), to the U.S. Iran negotiating team led by envoy Steve Witkoff. The appointment comes as peace talks remain stalled and a U.S. naval blockade on Iranian ports continues.
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Yesterday 21:52
Iran criticizes UAE’s ‘inappropriate behavior’ for backing US during war
TEHRAN — Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman sharply criticized the United Arab Emirates on Monday for “inappropriate behavior” during the recent war with the United States and Israel, accusing the Persian Gulf Arab state of siding with the aggressors against the Islamic Republic.
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Yesterday 21:42
Tehran’s largest mural unveiled to honor Martyred Leader, national solidarity
TEHRAN- A new massive mural was unveiled on Sunday at the intersection of Jomhouri and Valiasr avenues, featuring a depiction of the Martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.
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Yesterday 21:41
US must be willing to make uncomfortable concessions to Iran: analysis
The US will have to acknowledge that Tehran is entitled to develop nuclear technology for energy, health care, and other peaceful purposes
TEHRAN - In a May 1 article for Foreign Affairs, former U.S. Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Tom Pickering; conflict resolution expert Gabrielle Rifkind; and nuclear policy specialist Paul Ingram argued that the U.S. “must be willing to make uncomfortable concessions to Iran” to end the hostilities between Washington and Tehran.
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Yesterday 21:40
Rome prosecutors open criminal probe into Israeli abduction of Gaza aid activists
TEHRAN — Rome prosecutors formally initiated a criminal investigation into Israeli forces on Monday following the violent abduction of international activists and the illegal seizure of humanitarian vessels in international waters.
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Yesterday 21:40
Sharp talks between senior diplomats from Iran and counterparts
TEHRAN — Iran’s top diplomat has been engaged in a flurry of telephone diplomacy with counterparts in Spain, Brazil, and Pakistan, reiterating Tehran’s commitment to regional stability while pursuing a diplomatic end to the two-month war imposed by the United States and Israel.
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Yesterday 21:34
By Adil Farooqui
UAE acting as Israel’s shadow enforcer
The UAE is betraying Pakistan, fracturing the Ummah, and selling out Muslim solidarity for Zionist gold
ISLAMABAD – The United Arab Emirates once posed as Pakistan’s “brotherly” partner in the Persian Gulf – pouring in investments, hosting millions of Pakistani workers, and talking up Islamic brotherhood. That facade has shattered.
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Yesterday 21:32
By Wesam Bahrani
Israel lacks troops and ammo for a prolonged war
TEHRAN – The Israeli military is depleted and overstretched, unable to sustain multi-front warfare without American support.
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Yesterday 21:31
By Garsha Vazirian
Iran’s geography strikes back in the corridor war
The strategic collapse of Washington’s attempt to bypass the heart of Eurasia
TEHRAN – The global maritime order fractured in early 2026, not through a single explosion, but through a methodical reassertion of geological reality. When the U.S.-Israeli axis launched its kinetic campaign of aggression against Iran on February 28, the strategic assumption in Washington was that the world’s most critical energy artery would remain a mostly passive, obedient channel for Western commerce.
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Yesterday 21:30
Jam-e-Jam: The mirage of easy victory
Jam-e-Jam analyzed Israel's illusion of the rapid destruction of Iran. When Israel began its crimes after the Al-Aqsa storm, Netanyahu spoke of creating a new order in the Middle East. It is clear that Israel's security will only be fully ensured when there is no powerful country left in the region that can resist the excesses of this regime.
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Yesterday 21:28
UAE claims Iran behind attack as US steps up regional tensions
TEHRAN - The US military approach toward Iran is once again escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf region, as the United Arab Emirates reports attacks on its territory.
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Yesterday 21:15
Trump opens Hormuz Strait in his dreams
IRGC confirmed on Monday that no commercial vessels or oil had transited the Strait of Hormuz, dismissing US claims as 'baseless and outright false'
TEHRAN - Iran has firmly asserted its military authority over the Strait of Hormuz after US President Donald Trump launched “Project Freedom,” a campaign aimed at escorting merchant vessels through the strategic waterway. The move underscores Iran’s determination to maintain full control over one of the world’s most critical maritime chokepoints and to respond decisively to foreign encroachment in the wake of the joint US-Israeli war that initially began in late February.