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Yesterday 21:04
Israel rejects Gaza peace plan as Netanyahu, facing elections, digs in for continued war
Gazans now feel more uncertain as nobody talks about Justice for Palestinians
As Netanyahu demands ‘genuine’ Hamas disarmament before considering pull-out from Gaza, a look at what happens next.
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Yesterday 21:04
Inside the USS Abraham Lincoln: Exhaustion, breakdown, and the cost of US power
TEHRAN - Reports from family members of sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln point to a crisis far deeper than routine maintenance problems.
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Yesterday 21:02
By Batool Subeiti
The war united the nation in defending Iran
LONDON — Relying on divisions within Iran to bring about a coup against the system is merely an illusion. The war against Iran united the people's position more than ever. Before the war, the vertical division was based on the impact of the sanctions on the economic situation, which potentially led to great inflation.
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Yesterday 21:01
By staff writer
Yemeni forces attack Saudi Aramco oil facility
TEHRAN – The Yemeni Armed Forces have announced that they targeted a Saudi oil refinery in response to the violation of Yemeni airspace.
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Yesterday 21:00
By Garsha Vazirian
The sealed watermelon of the Mecca Agreement
TEHRAN — Three leaders signed a promise inside Al-Safa Palace on Friday: an armed attack on Saudi Arabia, Turkey or Pakistan will be treated as an attack on all three. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan compared the clause to NATO’s Article 5. The full text stays sealed, unread outside the rooms where it was drafted. Persian has a phrase for exactly this situation: a watermelon still in its rind, “Hendevaneh-ye dar basteh.”
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Yesterday 20:59
Araghchi: Iran will neither forgive nor forget assassination of Leader
TEHRAN- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Iran would neither forgive nor forget the assassination of the country’s Leader, vowing that Tehran would continue to stand firm in defense of its independence and national dignity despite mounting pressure.
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Yesterday 20:57
President Pezeshkian meets Leader as he marks second anniversary in office
TEHRAN — President Masoud Pezeshkian has held a detailed meeting with the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei, as he begins his third year in office.
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Yesterday 20:55
Mobarak Puppet Theater Festival opens with works dedicated to Gaza journalists, Minab children
TEHRAN- The 21st Tehran-Mobarak International Puppet Theater Festival officially opened in Tehran on Friday, bringing together artists and puppetry enthusiasts for an event highlighting the power of puppetry to address contemporary social and humanitarian issues.
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Yesterday 20:54
Mani Haghighi’s documentary to premiere at 64th New York Film Festival
TEHRAN – The New York Film Festival (NYFF) has announced the 32-film main slate for its 64th edition, anchored by four world premieres, including the new documentary feature from Iranian filmmaker Mani Haghighi.
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Yesterday 20:54
Iran highlights culture as key to peace at BRICS Culture Ministers’ Meeting
TEHRAN- Iranian Deputy Culture Minister for Cultural Affairs Mohsen Javadi has stressed the pivotal role of culture in promoting peace, stability and closer ties among nations, saying it can serve as a common language for addressing global challenges.
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Yesterday 20:47
A new order in West Asia
Kayhan, in a commentary, has pointed out when the war will end. The reality is that the Islamic Republic of Iran has shown it can close the Strait of Hormuz in a way that even the world's strongest army has been unable to reopen this vital waterway to ships.
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Yesterday 20:42
IRGC: US has accepted defeat in Iran war as Hormuz becomes ‘Geography of Battle’
TEHRAN— The United States has been forced to abandon its original objectives in the war against Iran and has effectively accepted defeat, Iranian Revolution Guard Corps spokesman Brig. Gen. Hossein Mohebbi said Sunday, describing the Strait of Hormuz as a new “geography of battle” that Tehran will continue to hold until Washington accepts Iran’s conditions.
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Yesterday 20:22
By Akram Hosseini Shabestari
16 Iranian fishermen missing for 3+ months, US helicopter last seen overhead
TEHRAN- A warm wind blows from the coast of Konarak toward the sea, but at the city's fishing port, the familiar excitement of returning fishing boats has disappeared. More than three months have passed since the day the fishing vessel Shahin 2, carrying 17 fishermen, disappeared in waters near Oman. The incident remains without a clear explanation, leaving dozens of women, men and children waiting for news of their loved ones.
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Yesterday 20:04
Supply chain sustainability depends on alternative corridors development
TEHRAN- The Director General of the Readiness and Support Office of the Trade Promotion Organization of Iran, while emphasizing the shift in international trade priorities following geopolitical developments and global crises, stated that the continuity and sustainability of goods transit routes under any circumstances is one of the main requirements of international trade.
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Yesterday 19:59
South Pars to be prepared before cold season
TEHRAN- Simultaneously with the continued production on South Pars platforms, reconstruction operations at the damaged refineries are underway with accelerated speed, aimed at restoring lost capacity and preparing the country's gas network for the cold season.
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Yesterday 19:54
Iran, Uzbekistan discuss removing barriers to bilateral trade
TEHRAN- Samad Hassanzadeh, the head of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture, spoke at a meeting with the Uzbek ambassador in Tehran about the importance of facilitating and expediting the transit of Iranian goods through Uzbekistan. He stated: "One of the serious requests from the Uzbek side is the visa waiver and facilitation of travel between the two countries, especially for Iranian traders."
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Yesterday 19:52
NamiRa: Iranian-developed manually curated microRNA database on cancers
TEHRAN – Iranian researchers at Royan Institute, in collaboration with researchers from Germany’s University of Duisburg-Essen, have developed namiRa (meaning “immortal” in Persian), a comprehensive and specialized database that serves as a valuable scientific infrastructure that facilitates the identification of novel cancer biomarkers, accelerates the discovery of therapeutic targets, and supports the design of future cancer research.
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Yesterday 19:44
Welfare Organization, UNFPA underline shared commitment to strengthening local communities
TEHRAN – State Welfare Organization and the United Nations Fund for Population Activities (UNFPA) have highlighted their shared commitment to strengthening local communities through participatory and community-driven models.
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Yesterday 19:39
Wildfires across protected areas drop by 88% year on year
TEHRAN - A total of 1,645 hectares of land within the country’s protected environmental areas were affected by wildfires since the beginning of the current Iranian year (March 21) and July 6, marking an 88% decrease compared with the same period last year.
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Yesterday 19:13
New roadmap developed for Iran-Pakistan logistics cooperation
TEHRAN- The Vice-Chairman of the Transportation, Transit, and Logistics Committee of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, while outlining the achievements of the Iranian economic delegation's trip to Pakistan, stated that a new roadmap for Iran-Pakistan logistics cooperation was developed during this visit, with the expansion of transit and trade placed at the center of negotiations.
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Yesterday 18:00
Iran basketball team discover fate at 2026 Asian Games
TEHRAN - Iran’s men’s national basketball team have discovered their opponents in the group stage of the basketball tournament at the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya.
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Yesterday 16:57
Moj Bafi, an ancient weaving tradition in heart of Zagros mountain range
TEHRAN - Deeply rooted in the traditional life of nomadic and rural communities in western Iran, Moj Bafi is a distinctive hand-weaving tradition that reflects the region’s pastoral economy, indigenous textile knowledge and artistic heritage.
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Yesterday 16:56
Isfahan-Istanbul flights resume as city seeks wider air connectivity
TEHRAN - The resumption of direct flights between Isfahan and Istanbul could pave the way for expanding the Iranian city’s international air corridors and boosting tourism, according to a provincial tourism official.
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Yesterday 16:51
Sistan-Baluchestan advances UNESCO bid for historic Asbads
TEHRAN – Iran’s Sistan-Baluchestan is stepping up efforts to secure UNESCO World Heritage status for its historic Asbads, with officials planning a dedicated task force to strengthen the nomination dossier and highlight the province’s rich historical and cultural heritage.
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Yesterday 15:21
Is the U.S. military abducting sailors in the sea of Oman?
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Yesterday 12:47
Iran’s women’s football team remain in limbo
TEHRAN - Iran’s women’s national football team are facing an uncertain period ahead of the next FIFA international window, with the future of head coach Marzieh Jafari still unresolved.
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Yesterday 12:26
Tractor appoint Javad Nekounam as new head coach
TEHRAN - Tractor football club have announced the departure of head coach Mohammad Rabiei and the appointment of Javad Nekounam as his replacement.
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Yesterday 11:33
Women’s para-taekwondo team prepare for 2026 Asian Para Games
TEHRAN - Iran’s women’s para-taekwondo team are stepping up their preparations for the 2026 Asian Para Games in Nagoya, with officials closely monitoring the national squad’s training camp.
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