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Yesterday 23:00
TEHRAN PAPERS
Grossi admits Iran's technical capabilities and the futility of a military option
TEHRAN - In a note, Sobh-e-No addressed Rafael Grossi's statements about Iran and wrote: On the sidelines of tensions between Iran and the Agency (IAEA), Grossi made meaningful statements in an interview with Western media: "I am optimistic about indirect negotiations between Iran and the United States.
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Yesterday 22:59
Palestine now the world's top concern: Iran Parliament speaker
TEHRAN – Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf said on Monday that the issue of Palestine has become the foremost concern of global public opinion, urging the Islamic world to raise the political cost of normalizing relations with Israel.
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Yesterday 22:58
By Xavier Villar
Iran’s intelligence coup exposes vulnerabilities of Israel
MADRID – On Saturday, Iran announced that it had successfully extracted a vast number of sensitive documents and information related to the Israeli regime, reportedly including details about its nuclear programs and facilities. Although Tehran has yet to provide conclusive evidence or technical specifics about the operation’s full scope, the announcement has reignited focus on one of the region’s most strategically significant rivalries.
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Yesterday 22:57
Tehran hosts 5th round of Iran-Italy political consultations to boost cooperation
TEHRAN – Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi emphasized the Islamic Republic’s readiness to "develop and expand relations with European countries, particularly Italy, based on mutual respect and common interests" during high-level talks in Tehran on Sunday.
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Yesterday 22:54
Film producer Amir Samavati dies at 65
TEHRAN – Amir Samavati, renowned film producer, passed away in a Tehran hospital on Sunday following heart surgery. He was 65.
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Yesterday 22:54
David Cameron threatened to withdraw UK from ICC over Israel war crimes probe
The British government privately threatened to defund and withdraw from the International Criminal Court if it issued arrest warrants for Israeli leaders, Middle East Eye can reveal.
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Yesterday 22:54
Iranian Film Days underway in Bosnia and Herzegovina
TEHRAN – A cultural program dedicated to the Iranian cinema is underway at the Museum of Literature and Performing Arts in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Yesterday 22:53
Tehran cinematheque screens “The Gospel According to St. Matthew”
TEHRAN – The Cinematheque of the Iranian Artists Forum (IAF) screened a restored version of Italian film director Pier Paolo Pasolini’s 1964 movie “The Gospel According to St. Matthew” on Monday.
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Yesterday 22:52
Iranian translator Bijan Ashtari passes away at 64
TEHRAN – Iranian translator and film critic Bijan Ashtari passed away on Saturday, June 8, at his home in Tehran at 64.
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Yesterday 22:52
Four Iranian photographers win at 15th Arctic Exhibition of Photographic Art
TEHRAN – The winning works of the 15th Arctic Exhibition of Photographic Art in Norway have been announced, with six photos from four Iranian photographers among them.
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Yesterday 22:51
Russia plans to boost economic and military ties in Africa
Russia is working to enhance its economic and military ties in Africa, Moscow has outlined.
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Yesterday 22:50
Arrests after protest in San Francisco sparks violence
Protests against the deportation of migrants without residence permits have also led to riots in San Francisco, Deutsche Presse-Agentur reported.
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Yesterday 22:50
Greenland ‘not for sale’: Macron tells UN ocean summit
French President Emmanuel Macron opened the UN Ocean Conference in Nice on Monday with an urgent call for multilateral action to save the seas.
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Yesterday 22:49
Pro-Palestine convoy begins march toward Rafah, demanding total end to Gaza siege
An international solidarity march for Gaza set off for the Rafah border crossing on Sunday as part of a campaign to end Israel’s blockade on the enclave and demand a halt to the ongoing war, New Arab reported.
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Yesterday 22:49
California governor to file lawsuit against National Guard deployment
The California governor announced the legal action on Sunday during an interview on the MSNBC news channel, and he also sent a letter to the Trump administration decrying the deployment of the National Guard as “unlawful”.
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Yesterday 22:47
By Wesam Bahrani
Intense clashes rock Gaza
TEHRAN – Nearly two years into the U.S.-backed Israeli genocide in Gaza, the Palestinian resistance movement remains unbroken.
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Yesterday 22:46
‘Clearly an excuse’: Does Netanyahu really want Hamas gone?
Israel’s war on Gaza rumbles on, even as international condemnation grows.
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Yesterday 22:45
By Sondoss Al Asaad
Will UNIFIL be replaced by a multinational force under umbrella of a ceasefire supervision committee
SOUTH LEBANON — Israel Hayom writes that the U.S. administration has informed its international partners of its unwillingness to renew the mandate of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), which is expected to be approved at the end of August.
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Yesterday 22:45
By Sahar Dadjoo
Gaza flotilla journey brings more shame for Israel
TEHRAN - In the early hours of Monday, Israeli naval forces forcibly intercepted the British-flagged aid vessel Madleen in international waters, detaining the unarmed crew and passengers, including Greenpeace activist Greta Thunberg and French MEP Rima Hassan, aiming to deliver badly needed humanitarian supplies to Gaza.
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Yesterday 22:44
IAEA report built on fabricated espionage data by Israel, says Iran atomic body
TEHRAN – Behrouz Kamalvandi, deputy chief and spokesman of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI), sharply criticized the IAEA’s recent report, revealing that it relies on fabricated Israeli intelligence rather than on legitimate safeguards data.
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Yesterday 22:43
‘U.S. proposal ignores core nuclear issues’, Iran calls for diplomacy grounded in mutual respect
TEHRAN – Iran’s Foreign Ministry has commented on a U.S. proposal reportedly passed to Tehran via the Omani foreign minister during a visit late last month.
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2025/06/09
By Mohammad Khatibi
Trump war/peace rhetoric on Iran’s nuclear program: More complicated than you’d expect
TEHRAN – In a recent article for Foreign Policy, Rosemary A. Kelanic argues that the best path forward for the U.S. regarding Iran’s nuclear program is to maintain the current status quo, acknowledging that Iranian nuclear latency is a longstanding reality.
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Yesterday 22:42
By Soheila Zarfam
IAEA board meeting kicks off with recycled allegations against Iran
TEHRAN – Rafael Grossi, the head of the UN nuclear watchdog, has repeatedly bent—if not outright broken—the standards he is bound by in order to appease the West regarding Iran’s nuclear program. Unsurprisingly, his latest remarks at a press conference ahead of the June meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors were steeped in bias and political agenda.
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Yesterday 21:47
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Yesterday 21:30
Iran’s security council says ‘bank of Zionist targets’ ready
TEHRAN – Iran’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) says a recent operation by the country’s intelligence forces has provided military units with a list of locations and sites that can be targeted in case of any provocation by Israel.
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Yesterday 18:11
Asian ambassadors visit Bisotun complex
TEHRAN—Ambassadors of Malaysia, Bangladesh, Brunei, and Uzbekistan visited the Bisotun complex in the western province of Kermanshah on Sunday.
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Yesterday 18:11
Ancient clay jars unearthed following road erosion in western Iran
TEHRAN - Two large clay jars, possibly dating back to prehistoric times, have been discovered in Dehloran county of Ilam province, western Iran.
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Yesterday 18:10
Meymand, Hassanabad nationally registered for traditional glassmaking, carpet weaving
TEHRAN - A public celebration is set to be held in Fars province, southern Iran, to mark the recent designation of Meymand as the National City of Traditional Glassmaking and Hassanabad as the National City of Carpet.
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Yesterday 18:10
Persian carpet returned to UN library in Geneva
TEHRAN — A Persian carpet, which had been on display in one of the United Nations headquarters buildings in Geneva since 1935, has been returned to its place following the renovation of the building.
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Yesterday 18:05
By Leila Ajdari
Post-sanctions tourism development in Iran: lessons from Turkey and prospects for the future
As someone who has spent decades working in tourism policy and planning in Iran, I have never seen a more critical moment for our industry than now.