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Yesterday 22:40
Tehran cultural center screens “Gifted”
TEHRAN- “Gifted”, a 2017 drama film by American filmmaker Marc Webb, went on screen at the Arasbaran Cultural Center in Tehran on Wednesday.
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Yesterday 22:39
Leader’s commendation for “Lady Moon” unveiled in Shiraz
TEHRAN- On Wednesday, in tandem with Iran’s Book Week, the unveiling ceremony of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei’s commendation for the book "Lady Moon" was held at Vahdat Hall in Shiraz.
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Yesterday 22:38
TEHRAN PAPERS
Will MBS become ambassador of peace between Iran and US?
TEHRAN - Arman-e-Emrooz says to understand why achieving a nuclear agreement with Iran should, at least from the Saudi perspective, be a central part of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s meeting with the Trump administration, we must revisit the end of this June’s war between Iran and Israel.
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Yesterday 22:37
Iran, Jordan warn Gaza crisis deepening as Israel continues ceasefire violations
TEHRAN – Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Jordan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi have reviewed the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza and discussed the implications of the newly adopted UN Security Council resolution.
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Yesterday 22:35
Tehran dispatches first Sunni ambassador under President Pezeshkian's administration for Bangladesh
TEHRAN – Jalil Rahimi Jahanabadi, the new Ambassador to Bangladesh and the first Sunni ambassador appointed under Iran’s 14th government, met with the Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi to outline his proposed agenda for his mission in Dhaka.
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Yesterday 22:33
By Mohammad Javad Arvili, Iranian Writer and Journalist
Oman marks National Day with celebration of stability and distinct national identity
Each year on this day, the Sultanate of Oman pauses before a sweeping historical canvas, commemorating the founding of the Al Bu Said state 281 years ago — the state that laid the foundations of a stable, prosperous, and regionally influential nation.
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2025/11/19
By Mohammad Khatibi
Panda or dragon? China’s strategy amid UN sanctions on Iran
TEHRAN- The snapback of pre-JCPOA UN sanctions against Iran have created a complex and delicate balancing act for China.
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Yesterday 22:30
Tehran condemns UN Gaza resolution over violation of Palestinian rights
TEHRAN – Iran has expressed serious concern over the provisions of UN Security Council Resolution 2803 on Gaza, saying a major part of the resolution’s text runs counter to the legitimate rights of Palestinian people.
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Yesterday 22:28
Implementation begins for Iran’s new law supporting citizens abroad
TEHRAN – Iran has begun implementing a newly approved law designed to strengthen support for Iranians living overseas, after the president formally communicated the legislation to all relevant ministries and national institutions.
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Yesterday 22:21
By Sahar Dadjoo
International law has collapsed under great-power pressure, UN observer warns
Thomas G. Weiss says geopolitical paralysis has left the UN unable to restrain U.S.-Israel actions against Iran
TEHRAN – The recent 12-day U.S.-Israel assault on Iran has reignited debates about whether the global legal system retains any real authority or has collapsed under the weight of great-power politics. For Thomas G. Weiss, a leading thinker on international governance and long-time observer of the UN, the crisis is symptomatic of a much deeper breakdown.
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Yesterday 22:20
By Soheila Zarfam
Why is Trump lying about talks with Iran?
TEHRAN – While speaking to reporters during his Oval Office meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, U.S. President Donald Trump told one lie and one half-truth about Iran. The lie was egregious, and the partial truth carried little persuasive weight.
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Yesterday 19:46
Iran Greco-Roman wrestlers win two golds: 2025 Riyadh
TEHRAN – Iranian Greco-Roman wrestlers Mohammadhadi Sarvai and Fardin Hedayati won two gold medals at the 2025 Islamic Solidarity Games (ISG) on Wednesday.
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Yesterday 19:42
By Garsha Vazirian
MAGA is dead. Israel did it.
When the revolution was devoured, the pigs and the men dissolved into one
TEHRAN – Picture a bonfire briefly blazing across the American night, seemingly ready to burn the old order and warm the forgotten. In 2016, it seemingly roared, improbably carrying Donald Trump from ridiculed outsider to victor, swiftly sweeping aside the GOP establishment with a raw cry against endless wars, open borders, and elite corruption.
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Yesterday 19:36
By Wesam Bahrani
West Bank aggression fuels annexation fears
TEHRAN – Escalating violence and sweeping crackdowns across the West Bank intensify concerns over mounting Zionist territorial control.
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Yesterday 18:54
ICCIMA chief urges France to expand cooperation in non-sanctioned sectors
TEHRAN – The head of Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA) called for broader economic engagement with France in non-sanctioned sectors such as agriculture, water and pharmaceuticals during a meeting with the French ambassador in Tehran, saying commercial ties could help ease political constraints between the two countries.
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Yesterday 18:53
Kohak project an example of effective co-op between S. Korea, Iran: South Korean ambassador
TEHRAN- South Korean Ambassador to Iran, Kim Junpyo, emphasized the continuation of cooperation with Iran in environmental and social projects, and stated that the implementation of the "Kohak" rural wastewater project in Sistan-Baluchestan province is a successful example of effective and friendly cooperation between South Korea and Iran.
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Yesterday 18:53
Tehran, Beijing outline housing cooperation roadmap ahead of planned MOU
TEHRAN – Iran’s Transport and Urban Development Ministry said officials from Tehran and Beijing have begun drafting a housing and construction cooperation roadmap that is expected to form the basis of a bilateral memorandum of understanding (MOU) to be signed during the Iranian president’s upcoming visit to China.
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Yesterday 18:51
By staff writer
The strategic loom: Weaving Saudi Arabia into a U.S.-Israel framework
TEHRAN – The Tuesday meeting at the White House between U.S. President Donald Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was less about ceremony than about strategy.
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Yesterday 18:31
By Farrokh Hesabi
Iran’s performance in Al Ain raises broader concerns
TEHRAN - Iran football national team’s runners-up finish at the Al Ain International Cup, sealed by a 4–3 penalty defeat to Uzbekistan after a goalless draw, is not a crisis in isolation. Friendly tournaments are designed for experimentation, squad rotation, and tactical testing. Yet the reaction surrounding Team Melli’s latest performances, both on and off the pitch, has intensified concerns among supporters and analysts who believe the national team should display a clearer sense of progress and readiness ahead of a challenging 2026 World Cup.
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Yesterday 18:29
Guardian exclusive: Israel used widely banned cluster munitions in Lebanon
Israel used widely banned cluster munitions in its recent 13-month war in Lebanon, photos of munition remnants in south Lebanon seen by the Guardian suggest.
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Yesterday 18:19
By Shahab Sarmadi
Israel escalates ‘barbaric’ attacks on Lebanon
TEHRAN – Israel continues to violate the ceasefire reached with Lebanon’s Hezbollah in November 2024, launching fresh air raids that have left over a dozen civilians dead.
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Yesterday 18:16
By Sondoss Al Asaad
Washington pressuring Lebanon’s president and army
BEIRUT — Lebanon is grappling with an unprecedented political and diplomatic offensive targeting its highest institutions: the presidency and the army.
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Yesterday 18:05
By Ebrahim Fallahi
Iran expands economic ties with Afghanistan with new trade, mining, energy initiatives
TEHRAN – Senior representatives from Iran’s Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA) and multiple Afghan economic bodies signed a series of cooperation agreements during a high-level visit to Kabul and the Imam Abu Hanifa International Exhibition, signaling a broad effort to expand trade, investment and technical collaboration across mining, agriculture, energy and healthcare.
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Yesterday 17:44
Cultural and civilizational developments of Iron Age in Western Iran
TEHRAN--The Iron Age in Iran is not just a historical period; it is the narrative of thousands of years of life, migration, and art that has been left in cemeteries and ancient sites from Zagros to the north of the country and has been revived today through scientific explorations.
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Yesterday 17:44
Broom weaving skills registered on National Intangible Cultural Heritage list
TEHRAN--The techniques and skills of broom weaving have been registered on the National Intangible Cultural Heritage list to identify, introduce, document and protect this craft, said Alireza Izadi, director general for the registration and preservation of cultural heritage at Iran’s Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts.
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Yesterday 17:44
Saeid Ezatolahi sidelined for two months
TEHRAN – Iran national football team midfielder Saeid Ezatollahi faced a challenging setback in a recent match against Uzbekistan.
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Yesterday 17:44
Deputy minister says Shirvan seeking national designation for Dotar making
TEHRAN – Iran’s deputy minister for handicrafts said on Tuesday that authorities are working to register the northeastern city of Shirvan as the country’s national hub for Dotar making during a visit to local artisans in the city located in North Khorasan province.
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Yesterday 17:43
Mazandaran hosts Caspian tour operators and influencers to promote Iran’s image
TEHRAN – Tourism officials in Mazandaran province hosted tour operators and social media influencers from Russia, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan this week as part of a program aimed at promoting Iran’s image and showcasing the region’s tourism capacity.
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Yesterday 17:43
4.5 million tourists visit Iran in six months, minister says
TEHRAN—Close to 4.5 million tourists from target countries visited Iran during the first half of current Iranian year (March-September 2025), said Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts Reza Salehi-Amiri.