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Today 00:25
Esteghlal into AFC Champions League Two 2025/26 Round of 16
TEHRAN - Esteghlal made their way into the Round of 16 with a comprehensive 3-0 win over Al Muharraq in their final AFC Champions League Two 2025/26 Group A tie on Wednesday.
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Today 00:01
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Yesterday 22:26
Torsten Letser’s “The Little Prince of Denmark” on stage at Arasbaran Cultural Center
TEHRAN – Arasbaran Cultural Center in Tehran is hosting the play “The Little Prince of Denmark” written by Swedish playwright Torsten Letser and translated into Persian by Nasser Hosseini-Mehr.
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Yesterday 22:26
Iranian Artists Forum to review Mehrjui’s “The Tenants”
TEHRAN – The third session of the “Film Studies” program, focusing on “The Tenants” directed by the late filmmaker Dariush Mehrjui, will be held at the Iranian Artists Forum in Tehran on Thursday.
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Yesterday 22:25
Fajr Anthem Festival kicks off in Tehran
TEHRAN- The 3rd edition of the Fajr National Anthem Festival opened in Tehran on Wednesday, featuring a several performances by selected groups of chorus singers.
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Yesterday 22:24
“The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender” at Iranian bookstores
TEHRAN- “The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender” by Canadian writer Leslye Walton has been published in Persian.
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Yesterday 22:23
TEHRAN PAPERS
Missile drill in Tehran, panic in Tel Aviv
TEHRAN - Vatan-e-Emrooz analyzed Iran’s large-scale missile maneuver on Monday.
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Yesterday 22:22
Two smuggling vessels carrying narcotics, fuel intercepted in southeast Iran
TEHRAN – Iranian border guards have seized two large fishing vessels off the coast of Chabahar carrying a significant quantity of narcotics and smuggled fuel, authorities said on Tuesday.
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Yesterday 22:22
Tehran sends sympathy message after fatal plane crash kills Libyan army chief
TEHRAN – Iran has extended its condolences to Libya following the death of the country’s army chief in a fatal plane crash near Ankara.
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Yesterday 22:21
Iran questions US definition of ‘diplomacy’ after envoy’s ironic remarks at UNSC
TEHRAN – About ten hours after a UNSC session on Iran’s nuclear program concluded on Tuesday, as morning broke in Tehran, Iranian officials began to publicly react to remarks put forth by the U.S. during the meeting. Their reactions signaled that no one in Tehran trusts American pronouncements about diplomacy anymore.
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Yesterday 22:20
By Fatemeh Kavand
‘Who can solve Iran’s many problems?’; created the fire, claims the hose
A recent New York Times’ report on Iran , titled “who can solve Iran’s many problems? Not I, says the president”, is not an attempt to grapple with the country’s complex economic and political realities. It is a carefully constructed narrative exercise—one that deliberately removes decisive external factors in order to assign responsibility for Iran’s challenges in a narrowly defined, politically convenient way. What emerges is not journalism in the classical sense, but narrative warfare by other means.
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Yesterday 22:17
‘Maritime piracy in Caribbean’, Iranian MPs condemn US military actions near Venezuela
TEHRAN – A group of 150 Iranian lawmakers has issued a strong condemnation of recent U.S. actions in the Caribbean, including the interception and pursuit of oil tankers, calling them acts of maritime piracy and a significant threat to regional stability.
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Yesterday 22:16
No rules, no inspections until legal clarity from IAEA: Iran nuclear chief
TEHRAN – Iran’s senior nuclear official has clarified that the nation will not entertain illegitimate demands for the inspection of its nuclear facilities damaged in acts of foreign aggression.
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Yesterday 22:09
By Garsha Vazirian
Israel’s digital house of cards
Why the cyber superpower myth is failing
TEHRAN – For decades, Israel has meticulously curated an image of itself as an impenetrable "cyber superpower," a high-tech "villa in the jungle" where the fabricated "start-up nation" myth provided a psychological shield for its settler population.
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Yesterday 22:08
By Soheila Zarfam
UNSC session shows West failed in snapback gamble
Meeting sees US and Europe defend hardline stance, Iran and allies call for end to failed approach
TEHRAN – Western states dragged Iran and members of the UN Security Council to a session on Tuesday to push for the implementation of pre-JCPOA UN sanctions against Iran, which the E3 (Germany, UK, France) managed to be reinstated back in August, but faced substantial challenges in implementing them due to opposition from a host of countries, including Iran’s most powerful allies, Russia and China.
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Yesterday 20:29
Expert warns crisis in West Asia will worsen in 2026 without policy shifts
‘2025 has exposed dangers of unilateralism, militarized regional strategies and maximalist ideological projects’
TEHRAN - A Princeton University researcher says 2026 may bring “deeper instability” at a great cost to the Middle East and United States if UN resolutions are not enacted, a regional security mechanism is not established, and the US and Iran don’t enter comprehensive dialogue.
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Yesterday 20:00
Israel’s bombing forces Gaza families to live in ruins
Families across Gaza are returning to buildings scarred by war, transforming ruins into fragile shelters.
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2025/12/24
Maduro says defending Venezuela today is defending peace, law
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has sent a letter to heads of state across Latin America and the Caribbean, denouncing an escalation of U.S. acts of aggression against Venezuela and warning that the actions pose serious risks to regional stability.
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Yesterday 19:53
Algeria declares French colonization a crime, demands reparations
Algeria’s parliament unanimously approved a law on Wednesday declaring France’s colonization of the country a crime and demanded an apology and reparations, the Guardian reported.
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Yesterday 19:13
By Wesam Bahrani
Gaza truce turns to strategic impasse
TEHRAN – The resistance in Gaza is fighting a battle guided by a logic of achievable deterrence.
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Yesterday 18:26
By Sondoss Al Asaad
Implications for Yemen’s prisoner exchange
BEIRUT—A historic breakthrough has emerged in Yemen’s humanitarian landscape with the signing of an agreement to release 1,700 prisoners from the army and popular committees in exchange for 1,200 detainees from the opposite side, including seven Saudis and 23 Sudanese.
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Yesterday 18:04
By Ranjan Solomon
Europe’s moral collapse: Ukraine, NATO, and death of a civilization
The real tragedy of Europe is not that it makes mistakes, but that it refuses to learn from them
GOA - The European Union today presents itself as a defender of democracy, human rights, and international law. Yet nowhere is the hollowness of this claim more exposed than in Ukraine. The EU’s uncritical embrace of Volodymyr Zelensky—while condemning leaders like Nicolás Maduro as dictators - reveals not a principled commitment to democracy, but a selective morality rooted in power, obedience, and geopolitical convenience.
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Yesterday 17:36
Recorders recovered after Turkey plane crash that killed Libyan military officials
Search teams in Turkey on Wednesday recovered the cockpit voice and flight data recorders from a jet crash that killed eight people, including western Libya’s military chief, while efforts to retrieve the victims’ remains were still underway, Turkey’s interior minister said.
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Yesterday 17:19
Parthian art and architecture linked East and West across a vast empire
TEHRAN – For almost 500 years, the Parthian Empire controlled one of the world’s most important cultural and trade routes, stretching from Central Asia to the Mediterranean.
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Yesterday 17:00
Former Iran jujutsu champion Mansouri dies
TEHRAN – Iranian jujutsu champion Mohammad Mansouri passed away on Wednesday in Tehran after a long battle with cancer. He was 41.
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Yesterday 16:46
Tehran, Astana seek to boost trade ties through logistics, regional cooperation
TEHRAN – Trade ties between Tehran and Astana are entering a more dynamic phase following the recent presidential visit to Kazakhstan, with both sides seeking to expand economic cooperation through logistics projects and regional partnerships, a senior trade official said.
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Yesterday 16:31
Iran exports non-oil goods worth $4.3b to Turkey in 8 month
TEHRAN- Iran exported non-oil commodities valued at $4.393 billion to Turkey during the first eight months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21-November 21), the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA) announced.
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Yesterday 16:31
Algeria’s infrastructure opens door for Iranian engineering services exports
TEHRAN – Algeria’s infrastructure needs offer significant opportunities for exporting technical and engineering services, making the North African country a largely untapped economic market, the head of Iran’s trade center in Algeria said, according to the Trade Promotion Organization (TPO).
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Yesterday 16:30
Borujerd apple festival registered in tourism events calendar
TEHRAN--Borujerd apple festival in Lorestan province was registered in Iran’s tourism events calendar, said the head of the Borujerd Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts Department on Wednesday.
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Yesterday 16:29
Dossiers of Ilam’s 3 natural sites under preparation for national registration
TEHRAN--Three significant natural dossiers of Ilam province are being prepared and completed with the aim of being registered in the National Heritage List, said Head of Ilam Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts Department Farzad Sharifi.