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Yesterday 20:55
Kiarostami’s “Where Is the Friend's House?” goes on screen at Athens open-air cinemas
TEHRAN- Abbas Kiarostami’s acclaimed film “Where Is the Friend’s House?” continued its theatrical rerelease in Greece with screenings at two open-air cinemas in Athens on September 26 and 27.
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Yesterday 20:54
By Samaneh Aboutalebi
Tehran literary event explores books on Lebanon, resistance
TEHRAN- The fourth edition of the “Ta Ketab” literary event, focusing on Lebanon and the culture of resistance, was held at Tehran’s Art Bureau on Saturday, bringing together authors to share the stories behind the creation and publication of their books.
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Yesterday 20:54
Iranian, Russian culture ministers meet in St. Petersburg, promise new era in cultural relations
TEHRAN – In a meeting in Saint Petersburg, the culture ministers of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Russian Federation discussed the expansion of cultural ties.
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Yesterday 20:54
By staff writer
Hezbollah marks second anniversary of Sayyed Nasrallah’s martyrdom with vows of continued resistance
Sheikh Qassem vows Hezbollah will not surrender weapons at massive Beirut commemoration
TEHRAN — The southern suburbs of Beirut transformed into a sprawling sea of black and yellow on Sunday. Tens of thousands of mourners converged on the shrine of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah to mark two years since his assassination in an Israeli airstrike.
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Yesterday 20:52
By Ali Minabi
What the new Moroccan–Israeli relationship means
TEHRAN – No previous U.S. president has served Israel in a way that Donald Trump has done for Netanyahu’s terror regime.
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Yesterday 20:52
The lesson America learned from the New York speech
Resalat highlighted the Iranian president’s forceful speech at the United Nations. The main message of the developments and speeches in New York can be summarized in one key proposition: the era of unipolar order and cost-free bullying has come to an end. Iran does not welcome war, but it will not compromise when it comes to defending its dignity and independence.
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Yesterday 20:51
Saudi warplanes bomb Yemeni marketplace, killing and wounding civilians
TEHRAN — Saudi fighter jets bombed a crowded civilian marketplace in southwestern Yemen on Sunday morning. According to preliminary reports, the attack killed at least seven people and wounded at least 43 others. Several children were among the casualties.
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Yesterday 20:50
Army: Iran will deliver a more crushing response to renewed US aggression
TEHRAN – The spokesman for Iran’s Army has warned enemies against any further miscalculations, stating that the country’s Armed Forces are fully prepared to deliver a “more crushing” response in the event of renewed aggression.
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Yesterday 20:50
Army chief: Driving US and Israel out of West Asia prerequisite for lasting security
TEHRAN — Commander-in-Chief of the Iranian Army Major General Amir Hatami said on Sunday that lasting security in West Asia requires an end to the military and political presence of the United States and Israel, stressing that collective regional stability can only be built from within rather than dictated by extra-regional powers.
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Yesterday 20:47
Iran fires on vessels traversing unauthorized routes in Strait of Hormuz
TEHRAN – Iranian naval forces have fired warning shots at several foreign vessels attempting to breach designated maritime transit lanes in the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz.
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Yesterday 20:45
Pezeshkian: Iran,US have reached a framework for possible negotiations
TEHRAN— Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has said that differences surrounding the Strait of Hormuz can be resolved through dialogue and regional cooperation, stressing that Iran will not submit to pressure or threats while remaining committed to peaceful engagement with neighboring countries.
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Yesterday 20:39
Iran urges UN to examine European role in US military operations against Iran
TEHRAN— Iran has called on the United Nations Security Council to examine the role played by European territory, military bases and infrastructure in supporting US military operations against the Islamic Republic, arguing that such assistance could raise questions of international responsibility for the states and officials involved.
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Yesterday 20:35
Another catch in Hormuz
IRGC captures second US spy sub in Hormuz, exposing the limits of Washington’s undersea warfare
TEHRAN — In another humiliating blow to the US automated naval warfare doctrine, the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Navy has intercepted and captured a state-of-the-art American autonomous underwater vehicle in the Strait of Hormuz, further cementing Iran’s control over the world’s most vital energy chokepoint.
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Yesterday 20:33
Araghchi: Iran will stand firm against any aggression, even a 'Doomsday War'
TEHRAN— Iran has used an intensive diplomatic campaign on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly to reiterate that it remains open to diplomacy, while insisting that any future negotiations with the United States must be based on reciprocal commitments, respect for Iran’s rights and guarantees against a repetition of previous breaches of agreements.
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Yesterday 20:20
Iran will respond to any aggression with new weapons
TEHRAN — Iran has warned the United States against any intervention in the Strait of Hormuz, while stressing that its Armed Forces have developed new military technologies and capabilities to respond to any potential aggression.
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Yesterday 19:37
5 arrested near British air base used by US over alleged bomb plot
British authorities evacuated several homes on Sunday over fears of explosive ordnance near RAF Fairford, an air force base in southern England. American military personnel are stationed at the base, and the United States has used it in recent months to load B-52 and B-1 bombers before sending them to strike sites in Iran.
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Yesterday 19:22
Trump is first and foremost a 'fabulist'
TEHRAN - Daniel Dale, a former Washington correspondent for the Toronto Star wrote an analysis casting light on Donald Trump’s lies, calling him a “fabulist”.
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Yesterday 17:58
Iranian runner Zahra Zarei aims to compete at Olympics
TEHRAN - Iranian national team female athlete Zahra Zarei says her goal is to compete at the Olympics.
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Yesterday 17:38
Sanctions Fly, People Pay
The U.S. sanctions imposed on Iran’s aviation sector have precipitated significant disruptions to air connectivity between Iran and Iraq, exacerbating travel costs and logistical constraints for passengers, businesses and local communities, while simultaneously intensifying economic pressures and political tensions within Iraq.
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Yesterday 17:35
Ex-Iran boxing federation chief Nategh Nouri dies
TEHRAN – Ahmad Nategh Nouri, former president of Iran's Boxing Federation has passed away at the age of 89 after years of battling illness.
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2026/09/27
By Afshin Majlesi
Where the road became a destination: Iran’s historical caravanserais
TEHRAN - For centuries, crossing Iran was as much a test of endurance as it was a journey of discovery. Merchants moved goods between distant markets, pilgrims traveled toward sacred places, and ordinary travelers followed routes across deserts, mountains and plains. Between these long stretches of road stood caravanserais, places where a journey could pause, animals could be rested, goods could be protected and strangers could share food, stories and news.
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Yesterday 15:23
DOE steps up efforts to restore Persian yellow deer population
TEHRAN – The Department of Environment (DOE) is carrying out research, conservation, and breeding programs aimed at restoring the population of Persian yellow deer in designated natural habitats and wildlife breeding centers across the country.
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Yesterday 15:11
Board of directors of Iranian committee of ICC elected
TEHRAN- The election of the Board of Directors of the Iranian Committee of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) was held concurrently with the meeting of the Council of this committee at the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA).
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Yesterday 15:05
Iran expects Iraqi students to return as flight disruptions ease
TEHRAN – Iran’s Minister of Science, Research and Technology, Hossein Simaei-Sarraf, has said the disruptions to flights between Iran and Iraq would be resolved soon, paving the way for Iraqi students to return to Iranian universities.
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Yesterday 15:02
‘Science-based approach essential to address environmental hazards’
TEHRAN – Environmental health plays a key role in preventing hazards and safeguarding public health; addressing environmental health challenges requires scientific, evidence-based decision-making, enhanced intersectoral collaborations, and benefiting from the country’s scientific capabilities, Health Minister Mohammad-Reza Zafarqandi has stated.
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Yesterday 14:59
Over 5,000 prisoners of unintentional crimes released in six months
TEHRAN – A total of 5,059 prisoners convicted of unintentional crimes were released across Iran during the first half of the current Iranian calendar year, which started on March 21, with their combined debts amounting to 370 trillion rials (around $160 million).
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Yesterday 14:58
Iran customs nears 3-day clearance target
TEHRAN- Iran’s customs clearance times have fallen sharply, with the average dropping from 143 hours to 73 hours—roughly a 50 percent reduction—bringing the country within about one hour of its three-day clearance target. The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Finance is pursuing that goal as part of a broader foreign trade facilitation program.
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Yesterday 13:50
Iran’s Karimi snatches historic bronze at 2026 Asian Games
TEHRAN - Iranian weightlifter Reyhaneh Karimi won the bronze medal in the women’s 77kg category at the Nagoya Asian Games, recording 107kg in the snatch, 136kg in the clean and jerk, and a total of 243kg.
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Yesterday 12:05
By Masoud Hossein
Asian Games officials were unfair to Mohitizadeh, says official
TEHRAN - Mahboubeh Ghayour, technical supervisor of Iran’s women’s athletics team, said that 2026 Asian Games’ officials acted unfairly toward Iranian athlete Fatemeh Mohitizadeh following her disqualification from the Nagoya Asian Games.