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Yesterday 23:56
Iran registers 400 cultural elements linked to Persian Gulf
TEHRAN - Iran has recently registered more than 400 cultural and heritage elements that are connected to the Persian Gulf, a senior official said, underscoring efforts to preserve the historical and cultural significance of one of the world’s most strategically important waterways.
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Yesterday 23:55
Warnings raised over threats to UNESCO-listed Sassanid landscape in southern Iran
TEHRAN - Iranian cultural heritage authorities have issued a warning over a series of escalating threats facing the UNESCO-listed Sassanid Archaeological Landscape of Fars Region, citing structural decay, incomplete excavations, and ongoing legal and management challenges that risk undermining one of the country’s most significant historical ensembles.
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Yesterday 23:55
A living museum: The cultural and natural wonders of West Azarbaijan province
Situated in the northwest of Iran, West Azarbaijan province is a region where history, culture, and nature converge to create one of the country’s most compelling tourist destinations. Bordering several countries and shaped by centuries of interaction among civilizations, the province has long served as a crossroads of cultural exchange and human settlement.
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Yesterday 21:35
Iran rejects Arab League resolution as politically motivated and legally baseless
TEHRAN- Iran’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Amir Saeid Iravani, has firmly rejected a recent resolution adopted by the League of Arab States, describing it as biased, legally unfounded, and a deliberate attempt to distort the realities surrounding ‘US-Israeli aggression against Iran.’
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Yesterday 21:23
New equation in Strait of Hormuz taking shape: Qalibaf
TEHRAN- Speaker of the Iranian Parliament Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf said a “new equation” is emerging in the Strait of Hormuz, warning that the US and its allies themselves have endangered maritime security and energy transit through their actions.
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Yesterday 21:17
By Wesam Bahrani
Hezbollah ambushes more Israeli infantry
TEHRAN – Hezbollah is putting more emphasis on surveillance before taking direct military action against Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF).
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Yesterday 21:16
UAE policies are premised on realpolitik at the cost of morality
TEHRAN — It was a source of pride that the United Arab Emirates succeeded in becoming a highly wealthy state in just a few decades.
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Yesterday 21:15
Araghchi labels Trump’s ‘Project Freedom’ a ‘project deadlock’
TEHRAN - Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has taken a jab at US President Donald Trump over his so-called “Project Freedom” campaign, which aims to open the Strait of Hormuz.
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Yesterday 21:08
By Garsha Vazirian
A federation of frayed shards insists on becoming the ‘United Hebrew Emirates’
The Israeli albatross clamped tight around Abu Dhabi’s glass neck equals strategic suicide
TEHRAN — There’s a special breed of fool who picks fights with giants while sheltered in a glass palace. Abu Dhabi’s adventurers, Mohammed and Tahnoon bin Zayed, along with their clique, embody that folly.
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Yesterday 21:08
By Shahrokh Saei
The Tehran Times: A newspaper, a frontline, a global voice
TEHRAN - On May 5, 1979, the first edition of the Tehran Times was born into a world of transformation. As we celebrate our 47th anniversary, we aren't just looking back at nearly half a century of archives—we are celebrating a living, breathing mission.
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Yesterday 21:07
Israel could drag UAE back into war quagmire
TEHRAN – The United Arab Emirates has intensified rhetoric against Iran as the United States attempts to project military strength in the Persian Gulf region amid rising tensions.
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Yesterday 21:00
Deterrence through punishing the aggressor
Hamshahri, in an article about Iran’s power in the Strait of Hormuz, quoted Hossein Ajorlou, a regional affairs expert as saying: After the 40‑day war between Iran and the Zionist regime and the United States, the Strait of Hormuz became an advantage in Iran’s hands, and the Islamic Republic is trying to pursue the concept of ‘deterrence through punishing the aggressor’ using this strait.
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Yesterday 20:59
Iranian film critic to serve on FIPRESCI jury at 79th Cannes Film Festival
TEHRAN – Iranian screenwriter, editor, and film critic Pouya Aghelizadeh will serve as a juror in the FIPRESCI jury at the upcoming 79th Cannes Film Festival.
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Yesterday 20:59
Three Iranian films to open 14th Diaspora Film Festival in South Korea
TEHRAN – Three Iranian films have been selected to open the 14th Diaspora Film Festival, set to be held from May 22 to 26 in Incheon, South Korea.
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Yesterday 20:58
“Iran” section added to Resistance Theater Festival to honor Ramadan War heroes
TEHRAN- The 20th edition of the International Resistance Theater Festival has introduced a new specialized category titled “Iran” to its playwriting competition to highlight the nation's recent era of national defense, the festival's secretariat has announced.
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Yesterday 17:29
Life-giving rains recover Shadegan wetland
TEHRAN – The recent increase in precipitation in southwestern Khuzestan province has restored 92 percent of the Shadegan wetland, which is thriving as an ecosystem benefiting flora and fauna, as well as local communities.
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Yesterday 17:25
Tehran, Ankara highlight utilizing global capacities to support civilians in wars
TEHRAN – Vice-President for Women and Family Affairs, Zahra Behrouz-Azar, and Turkish Minister of Family and Social Services Mahinur Ozdemir Goktas, have discussed ways to utilize regional and global capacities to support civilians, particularly women and children, during wars, especially the US-Israeli war against Iran.
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Yesterday 17:20
Upper age limit for blood donation lifted
TEHRAN - The upper age limit for blood donation in the country has been lifted; therefore, there is no longer a limit for people over 65 years of age to donate blood, an official with the Iran Blood Transfusion Organization (IBTO) has said.
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Yesterday 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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Yesterday 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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Yesterday 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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Yesterday 14:45
Western Media Dehumanizes Iranians, Reality Shows Resilience, Says Bushra Shaikh
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Yesterday 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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Yesterday 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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Yesterday 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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Yesterday 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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Yesterday 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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Yesterday 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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Yesterday 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."