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Today 16:46
Bomb the Planet, Then Hold a Biodiversity Summit
As wars continue to devastate ecosystems worldwide, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has called for peace diplomacy to protect biodiversity, condemning environmental destruction caused by armed conflicts.
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Today 16:21
By Fereidoun Biglari, National Museum of Iran
Intl. Archaeology Day: A glimpse of Iran’s Paleolithic heritage and museums
TEHRAN - On 17 October, archaeologists and cultural institutions worldwide mark International Archaeology Day, highlighting archaeology’s contribution to our understanding of the human past. The occasion also invites reflection on the broader role of archaeology in reconstructing human history, investigating changing relationships between people and their environments, and communicating scientific knowledge to the public through museums and other cultural institutions.
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Today 16:16
Iran proposes joint tourism packages, measurable targets to boost Chinese arrivals
TEHRAN – Iran has proposed five practical measures to increase Chinese tourist arrivals, including joint travel packages, familiarization tours and direct cooperation between travel agencies, as it seeks to turn longstanding cultural ties with China into tangible tourism business.
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Today 15:21
IRCS, ICRC hold workshops to strengthen readiness for CBRN incidents
TEHRAN – The Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) and the International Red Cross and Red Crescent (ICRC) have held the second and third training courses on Application of Personal Protective Equipment during Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) incidents.
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Today 15:19
Iran puts forward six proposals to boost SCO anti-drug cooperation
TEHRAN – Iran’s Drug Control Headquarters (DCHQ) has put forward six proposals to strengthen cooperation among Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) member states in combating illicit drugs and related crimes.
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Today 15:17
Biodiversity, peace and security are interconnected, DOE chief says
TEHRAN - Environmental diplomacy can become an instrument of peace diplomacy, while the relationship between biodiversity, peace, and security should be viewed as a two-way relationship, Shina Ansari, the head of the Department of Environment, has said.
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Today 14:06
Iran women’s wheelchair basketball suffer loss against Thailand
TEHRAN - Iran’s women’s wheelchair basketball team suffered a 64–33 defeat to Thailand in their second Group Stage match at the fifth edition of the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Para Games on Saturday.
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Today 11:50
Majidi denounces US war on Iran as his film wins top prize at 31st Busan International Film Festival
TEHRAN – Majid Majidi received the Best Film Award at the 31st Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) on Thursday for his latest film “Midday Meal”.
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Today 11:03
Iran blind football defeat South Korea in 2026 Asian Para Games
TEHRAN – Iran blind football team defeated South Korea 3-1 in their second match at the 2026 Asian Para Games.
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Today 10:20
By Farrokh Hesabi
Iran’s U23s face an uncertain future
TEHRAN - Iran’s U23 football team are approaching another crucial stage in their development without a head coach, a settled management structure or a clearly defined roadmap towards the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.
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Today 09:40
2026 Nagoya: Iran’s men’s wheelchair basketball beat S. Korea
TEHRAN - Iran’s men’s wheelchair basketball earned a hard-fought win over South Korea, winning the match 67-62 in the 2026 Asian Para Games on Saturday.
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Today 09:12
Iranian, Algerian central banks governors discuss enhancing economic cooperation
TEHRAN- The Governor of the Central Bank of Iran met and held talks with Mohand Bouri, Governor of the Central Bank of Algeria, on the sidelines of the Annual Meeting of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Yesterday 20:36
“Land of Angels” selected for Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival
TEHRAN- Iranian filmmaker Babak Khajehpasha’s “Land of Angels” will be screened at the 63rd International Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival in Türkiye, continuing its presence at international film events.
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Yesterday 20:35
“The Whisperer” comes to Iranian bookstores
TEHRAN- A Persian translation of Italian writer Donato Carrisi’s debut novel “The Whisperer” has recently been published by Vazn-e Donya Publications in Tehran.
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Yesterday 20:34
By Mahdi Zolfaghari
Beijing’s mediating power in international crises
TEHRAN – In the new international order, the concept of “power” is no longer defined solely by the number of nuclear warheads, overseas military bases, or classical security alliances; rather, the new geometry of global power is shaped by the capacity of supply chains, currency exchanges, infrastructure investments, and economic interdependence.
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Yesterday 20:34
By staff writer
Caught in an imbroglio, Trump resorts to more blatant lies and misleading claims
TEHRAN – Donald Trump appears to be losing his grip on reality as the November 3 congressional midterm elections approach.
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Yesterday 20:33
By staff writer
Israeli firm weaponized online ads to hack targets, spy on hundreds of millions
TEHRAN — An Israeli advertising company turned the banner ad into a hacking tool, and for at least two years the companies running the world’s ad platforms failed to stop it.
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Yesterday 20:33
By staff writer
Two years after Sinwar’s martyrdom, Palestinian factions vow to continue his path
TEHRAN — Palestinian Resistance factions on Friday marked two years since the martyrdom of Yahya Sinwar, honoring the Hamas leader who fell fighting in Rafah while Israel’s genocidal campaign on Gaza continues under a ceasefire in name only.
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Yesterday 20:32
The end of Saudi Arabia’s Yemen 'containment strategy'
Saudi Arabia’s bid to “contain” the Ansarallah in Yemen while doubling down on economic growth at home is collapsing, posing one of the most serious tests for Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman since he rose to power, according to analysts and diplomats.
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Yesterday 20:32
The illusion of victory over Iran
In an article, Donya-e-Eqtesad discussed what it described as Washington’s illusion of victory over Iran. Citing international affairs analyst Farid Zakaria, the newspaper argued that military success does not necessarily produce political or strategic success.
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Yesterday 20:28
Iran, 19 countries condemn Colombia’s embassy opening in occupied Al-Quds
TEHRAN — Iran and 19 other countries have condemned Colombia’s decision to open an embassy in occupied al-Quds, warning that the move violates international law, undermines the internationally recognized status of the Palestinian city and runs counter to efforts to establish an independent Palestinian state.
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Yesterday 20:26
Iran raps UK for reversing roles of aggressor and victim
TEHRAN— Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei has condemned Britain’s accusations against Iran, accusing London of reversing the roles of aggressor and victim despite two rounds of unlawful aggression against the Islamic Republic in just nine months, including while Tehran was pursuing negotiations.
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Yesterday 20:24
The Leader's message commemorating National Nurse’s Day
TEHRAN- The Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Hosseini Khamenei, has issued a message commemorating the birth anniversary of Lady Zeinab (pbuh) and National Nurse’s Day. In his message, he spoke of the presence of the women and daughters, who were like Lady Zeinab in Islamic Iran during the nation’s unprecedented Bi’tha (rising up), as being extraordinary.
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Yesterday 20:22
AI has enhanced Iran’s intelligence and targeting capabilities: Taeb
TEHRAN— Hossein Taeb, head of Iran’s Basij Organization, says the use of artificial intelligence in defense and intelligence operations has improved the accuracy of target identification and precision strikes, highlighting the technology’s growing role in Iran’s military capabilities.
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Yesterday 20:19
‘Mother of all bombs’ will not rescue Trump from Iran war quagmire
TEHRAN — The possible use of America’s largest non-nuclear bomb against Iran may offer President Donald Trump a dramatic display of military power, but it is unlikely to resolve the strategic predicament facing Washington, analysts have warned, arguing that a spectacular explosion cannot substitute for a viable path out of a protracted war.
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Yesterday 20:08
Iran reaffirms Strait of Hormuz closure, says passage must be coordinated
TEHRAN — Iranian military officials have reiterated that the Strait of Hormuz remains closed to uncoordinated maritime traffic, linking any easing of restrictions to 'respect for Iran’s rights' and warning that continued US military presence in the region will deepen insecurity.
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Yesterday 20:04
Pezeshkian: Iran will not bow to coercion
US must know Iran will powerfully continue its engagement with the world relying on its people and in coordination with neighbors
TEHRAN – President Masoud Pezeshkian on Friday stressed that Iran will not surrender to US pressure and threats and will not bow to coercion.
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Yesterday 17:25
Women’s wheelchair basketball fall to Japan in Nagoya
TEHRAN - Iran’s women’s wheelchair basketball team opened their campaign at the 2026 Asian Para Games in Nagoya with a 65–20 defeat against hosts Japan.
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Yesterday 16:11
Minai’i pottery: The exquisite Iranian art lost after the Mongol invasion
TEHRAN – Combining intricate craftsmanship with scenes from Persian epic literature, minai’i ceramics transformed ordinary vessels into richly illustrated works of art during Iran’s Seljuk period. The tradition flourished in the late 12th and early 13th centuries before disappearing amid the upheavals of the Mongol period.