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Yesterday 22:31
Persian version of “Crime and Punishment” republished
TEHRAN- The 18th edition of a Persian translation of the Russian author Fyodor Dostoevsky’s 1866 novel “Crime and Punishment” has recently been released by the Kharazmi Publications in Tehran.
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Yesterday 22:31
Adaptation of “A Bomb in the Heart” to go on stage in Tehran
TEHRAN-An adaptation of Lebanese-Canadian writer Wajdi Mouawad’s play “A Bomb in the Heart” will go on stage at Tehran's Hamoun Theater Hall on November 5.
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Yesterday 22:30
Qasr Garden Museum to host international exhibition of children’s artworks
TEHRAN – The international exhibition “One World, A Thousand Dreams” featuring artworks by children and teenagers from Iran, South Korea, and Germany will open on October 24 at the Qasr Garden Museum in Tehran.
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Yesterday 22:29
“Intoxicated by Love” released in 335 cinemas in Europe
TEHRAN - Coinciding with the start of its international screenings, the Iran-Turkey joint production “Intoxicated by Love” directed by Hassan Fat’hi has signed a distribution agreement for North America.
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Yesterday 22:27
TEHRAN PAPERS
A Strong economy is key to navigating sanctions
TEHRAN - In a recent article, Etemad addressed the ongoing sanctions against Iran and the challenges of overcoming them.
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Yesterday 22:27
Fuel theft ring busted in southern Iran
Move comes as part of country’s crackdown on fuel trafficking
TEHRAN – Iranian police have taken down a fuel theft network in Hormozgan province in the south of the country.
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Yesterday 22:26
Three Iranian domestic satellites scheduled for launch by March 2026
TEHRAN – The head of the Iranian Space Agency (ISA), Hassan Salarieh, announced that Iran plans to simultaneously launch three domestically built satellites by the end of the current Iranian year (March 2026).
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Yesterday 22:25
Intelligence Ministry releases photos of, info on ‘Iran International’ contributors in Israel
TEHRAN –The Iranian Intelligence Ministry has released photos of the building housing the UK-based anti-Iran TV network Iran International, along with pictures of homes belonging to the staff of the terrorist-designated media outlet and Zionist guests in the occupied territories.
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Yesterday 22:24
TEHRAN PAPERS
Opportunities for diplomacy thwarted by U.S. demands: Araghchi
TEHRAN – Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has emphasized Tehran’s continued commitment to diplomacy despite repeated setbacks caused by “excessive demands” from the United States.
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Yesterday 22:23
By Sahar Dadjoo
‘No military solution to Iran nuclear issue — only diplomatic multilateralism,’ argues Marc Finaud
Former French foreign ministry spox underscores necessity of multilateral agreements for lasting peace
TEHRAN- In an exclusive interview with the Tehran Times, Marc Finaud, Senior Advisor at the Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP) and former spokesperson for the French Foreign Ministry, offered his expert analysis on France’s recent move to activate the JCPOA “snapback” mechanism, reinstating UN sanctions on Iran. He also explored the wider diplomatic and strategic implications for Europe and the broader West Asia.
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Yesterday 22:17
Tehran Times gains new info on Germany’s war role after foreign ministry issues denial
TEHRAN – The Tehran Times reached out to its sources after the German Foreign Ministry stated in an email that Germany had not participated in Israel’s 12-day war with Iran.
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Yesterday 22:16
By Faramarz Kouhpayeh
New Tehran-Baghdad alignment ends Israel's safety in Iraqi skies
TEHRAN – The United States is doubling down on efforts to pressure Iraq into distancing itself from Iran—a nation with which it shares a nearly 1600km border, religious ideologies, and centuries of history—as Iranians simultaneously work to curb U.S.-Israeli violation of Iraqi airspace.
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Yesterday 19:17
By Afshin Majlesi
Iran-China relations through ages: an interview with National Museum director
In an exclusive interview with the director of the National Museum of Iran, we explore the remarkable “Silk Legacy” exhibition currently underway in Tehran. The show offers an unprecedented look at the deep and enduring cultural ties between Iran and China, tracing a connection that stretches back over four millennia.
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Yesterday 18:37
UN’s top court: Israel must allow UNRWA to operate in Gaza
The United Nations’ top court issued a legal opinion Wednesday stating that Israel, as an occupying power, is obligated to work with UN agencies to facilitate humanitarian aid in Gaza, a rebuke of the blockade it imposed on the Palestinian enclave earlier this year, CNN reported.
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Yesterday 18:23
22 tourism units in Ilam receive standard quality certificate
TEHRAN—Head of Ilam Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts Department Farzad Sharifi said that 37 tourism units in the province have entered the standardization cycle, 22 of these units succeeded in receiving a certificate of tourism service quality.
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Yesterday 18:09
By Wesam Bahrani
Will Netanyahu resume Gaza genocide?
TEHRAN – The New York Times reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could end the Gaza ceasefire and return to the genocidal war against Palestinians.
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Yesterday 18:07
Inside the Silk Legacy: National Museum director discusses Iran-China cultural relations
Jebrael Nokandeh, director of the National Museum of Iran, sat down with the Tehran Times in his office on October 21, 2025, for an exclusive interview about Silk Legacy, an ongoing exhibition featuring millennia of cultural exchanges between Iran and China.
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Yesterday 18:00
Alumina powder output exceeds 114,000 tons in H1
TEHRAN - Production of alumina powder in Iran reached 114,153 tons in the first half of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21-September 22), according to the data released by the Iranian Mines and Mining Industries Development and Renovation Organization (IMIDRO).
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Yesterday 18:00
Kish Expo to host foreign investors in December
TEHRAN – The second edition of Kish Expo, an international investment conference and exhibition, will be held from December 9 to 14 on Kish Island, bringing together foreign investors, diplomats, and business leaders to explore new opportunities in Iran’s economy, organizers announced.
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2025/10/22
By Habib Ahmadzadeh
The ironic enigma of the Nobel Peace Prize
TEHRAN – In the Eastern lands where I live and teach as a university professor, there is no doubt that Gandhi, Mandela, and their peers stand as emblems of peace — figures I hold up to my students and my children as exemplars to learn from.
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Yesterday 17:54
Hazaveh, a sweet destination for rural tourism
TEHRAN--Hazaveh village in Arak, Markazi province, is one of the most prominent destinations for rural tourism.
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Yesterday 17:53
Kazan Kremlin hosting photo exhibit of Shiraz attractions
TEHRAN--The UNESCO-registered Kazan Kremlin, a historical citadel in the city of Kazan, Russia’s Republic of Tatarstan, is playing host to a photography exhibition of Shiraz historical, cultural and religious attractions.
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Yesterday 17:50
By Shahab Sarmadi
U.S. push to disarm PMF endangers Iraq’s security and stability
TEHRAN – U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s recent call for the disarmament of Iraqi anti-terror groups, particularly the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of Iraq’s security realities and a continuation of Washington’s interventionist approach.
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Yesterday 17:26
By Farrokh Hesabi
Kazemi’s condition remains unclear amid transfer plans
TEHRAN - Saber Kazemi, the talented Iranian volleyball star currently playing for Qatari club Al Rayyan, remains in a critical and uncertain health condition after falling into a coma in Qatar under unclear circumstances.
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Yesterday 16:22
Iran-Uzbekistan trade being pursued to reach up to $2b: Uzbek envoy
TEHRAN- The Ambassador of Uzbekistan to Iran stated that trade relations between the two countries reached about $500 million last year, and added: "Considering the agreements between the presidents of the two countries, the goal of increasing this figure to up to $2 billion is being pursued."
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Yesterday 16:22
By Sondoss Al Asaad
Al-Ghamari’s enduring legacy in Yemen’s defense industry
BEIRUT— The late Lieutenant General Mohammed Nasser Al-Ghamari (Sayyed Hashem) stands as one of the most distinguished leaders in modern Yemeni history—a symbol of steadfastness in the face of American-Israeli-Saudi aggression against Yemen.
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2025/10/22
By Reza Sohrabi
Sanctioning Hamas and the violation of the Palestinians' right to self-determination
TEHRAN – According to international legal instruments, the "right to self-determination" constitutes a peremptory norm (jus cogens) of international law.
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Yesterday 16:08
Iran-China relations through the ages: interview with National Museum director
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Yesterday 15:58
By Shahab Sarmadi
Vance-Netanyahu talks expose US-Israel maneuvers in Gaza
TEHRAN – US President Donald Trump has publicly declared that his administration’s priority is to end the war in Gaza through a ceasefire. His message has been framed as an effort to stop further escalation, but the visit of Vice President JD Vance to Jerusalem (al-Quds), where he met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, shows that the ceasefire is also being used as a political tool to protect Israel and reshape regional alliances.