Spokesman of Khatam al-Anbia Headquarters: Powerful operations with grave consequences await US

TEHRAN- Ebrahim Zolfaqari, spokesperson of Iran's Khatam al-Anbia Central Military Headquarters, said the United States continued its all-out support for the Zionist regime's aggression, it directly entered into war with Iran and violated the sacred soil of Iran, in clear violation of the sovereignty of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Iran announces adjustment to visa validity for U.S. applicants

TEHRAN - Iran’s Interests Section in Washington, D.C. has announced a reduction in the validity period for tourist and entry visas issued to U.S. applicants.

By Scott Kennedy

How America’s war on Chinese tech backfired

In late September, the Biden administration issued a draft rule that would ban Chinese connected and autonomous vehicles and their components from the U.S. market. This is one of the latest of many steps that U.S. policymakers have taken to protect the United States’ economic security. Under the first Trump administration, Washington placed restrictions on the telecom companies ZTE and Huawei. President Joe Biden has maintained many of Trump’s policies toward China and advanced new ones, including initiating broad export controls in late 2022 on advanced semiconductors and semiconductor equipment. As the incoming Trump administration appears ready to accelerate and expand these restrictions further still, it’s worth considering the track record of these policies—and take stock of the tradeoffs that they entail.

Disgrace of human rights claimants

In a note, Siasat-e-Rooz discussed the UN Human Rights Council's meeting about Iran and said: While the world is seeing the genocide and widespread crimes of the Zionist regime in Jenin, the widespread repressions in France, the daily killings in the streets and schools of America because of the freedom to carry arms and the warmongering of Western leaders, especially the United States and England, in Ukraine, the Human Rights Council held a meeting about Iran in an action contrary to global priorities.

Tehran Papers

To what extent does the Taliban dance to the tune of America?

In its editorial, Kayhan addressed the recent tensions with the Taliban. It said: We will not abandon the main enemy.  The favorable opinion of America, Britain and Israel - behind the scenes of the operation room against Iran - is to destabilize the region and to push the neighboring countries in a conflict with each other, while our strategy has been friendship, cooperation and synergy between countries. 

Transit routes will neutralize sanctions 

Siasat-e-Rooz devoted its editorial to the railway agreement between Iran and Russia and said: The truth is that the solution to neutralize the sanctions does not pass through negotiations with Europe and America, which are facing many internal challenges these days, but through interaction with neighbors. Rail and transit connections play an important role in this field.

Separatists are dividing

In a report, Siasat-e-Rooz discussed the growing differences between the opposition. It wrote: Today, separation has become the fate of those who had gathered together to divide Iran.

Secret letters between Iran and America?

Arman-e-Emrooz in a confused report made claims about secret correspondence between Iran and the America and wrote about the advantages of a regional agreement.

The need to end strategic patience towards Baku

In a commentary, Vatan-e-Emrooz discussed the ways to make sanctions less effective.

By Faramarz Kuhpayeh 

The Prudence of Ayatollah Khamenei

Why negotiation with U.S. not a solution to Iran problems?

TEHRAN – The Chinese-brokered deal between Iran and Saudi Arabia once again drew the attention to a vivid description by the Leader of the Islamic Revolution of U.S. negotiating principles.

America, where natural death is unnatural

TEHRAN- Guns and violence have been taking lives in the United States for years, but no one has the ability to deal with them.

Objects from primitive tribes to be added to Omidvar Brothers’ Museum

TEHRAN – Retired Iranian globetrotter Issa Omidvar, whose brother Abdollah passed away earlier this month, has said more objects they collected from primitive tribes in the 1950s will be added to their museum located in northern Tehran.