By Ali Karbalaei

White House snubs Netanyahu

More than eleven weeks into his third term as prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu has yet to receive an invitation to visit Washington.

Tehran-Riyadh-Beijing message to U.S.

The region must be safe for Chinese business. It is for some time that Saudi Arabia has also been trying to distance itself from the U.S. and adopt a foreign policy independent of the U.S., Arman-e-Melli writes in its editorial.

Regional agreement without the sheriff

The Sobh-e-Now newspaper refers to the resumption of relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia and writes: The resumption of relations between Tehran and Riyadh is being done while former and current prime ministers of Iraq such as Adil Abdul Mahdi, Mustafa al-Kazemi, and Shia al-Sudani had visited Tehran and Riyadh to finalize it.

Iran naval fleet in U.S. backyard

Two days ago two Iranian warships, Dena and Makran, docked in the port of Rio de Janeiro, Javan newspaper wrote.

Drones intended to divert attention away from internal crises

The U.S -Israeli drone attack on a Defense Ministry workshop in the central Iranian city of Isfahan failed and thus the joint American-Zionist conspiracy to destroy the complex was nullified.

By Sadegh Fereydounabadi

U.S. should be blamed for Shiraz terrorist attack: Leader

TEHRAN – Leader of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei, said Tuesday that part of the blame should go to the United States for the October 26 terrorist attack that took place in Shiraz.

Propping up uprising detrimental to the West’s interests: Raisi

TEHRAN- Ebrahim Raisi, the President of Iran, stated on Sunday that it will not be in the interests of the United States or other Western nations to back riots in Iran.

Leader: U.S. is ‘quite vulnerable’

TEHRAN – Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Wednesday that the United States is “quite vulnerable”.

Iran blacklists 4 Western institutes and 15 officials

TEHRAN - Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian announced in a press conference on Wednesday that at least 4 Western institutes and 15 officials will be added to the Iranian Foreign Ministry’s blacklist involved in sanctions against the Islamic Republic and also inciting violent and extremist actions in the recent unrest in the country.

U.S. will be forced to leave Eastern Euphrates: advisor

TEHRAN – A senior advisor to the Leader of the Islamic Revolution on international affairs has said that the United States troops stationed in Eastern Euphrates in Syria will be forced to leave that region.

Russia “embarrassed” the West “without firing a shot”

The United States continues to threaten Russia over the “invasion of Ukraine” despite Moscow withdrawing troops from its eastern border after they completed their role in large-scale military maneuvers Russia is conducting within its borders.

Democratic duplicity: Left or Right? Dead center!

TEHRAN — In yet another – not so unexpected - eerie move by the 78-year-old U.S. President Joe Biden, he took a power-boosting nap at the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference.

Deputy interior minister: The world welcoming post-American era

TEHRAN — The Iranian deputy interior minister for political affairs said on Tuesday that the oppressive measures by the United States have become unbearable in recent decades, noting such policies have caused most people in the world to welcome the “post-American world”.

Iran says onus on Biden to provide ‘objective guarantees’ on JCPOA

TEHRAN – Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh has called on U.S. President Joe Biden to provide concrete guarantees that Washington won’t renege on its commitments under a revived nuclear deal with Iran again.

Iran's delay in resuming talks not intended to reach nuclear breakout: expert

TEHRAN — An expert on international affairs says Iran's delay in resuming the Vienna talks is not to reach a “nuclear breakout” time, noting Iran is sending a clear signal that it is not seeking “negotiation for negotiation” and rather it is looking for tangible results.

Iran responds to E3+US statement

TEHRAN – Iran has rejected the leaders-level statement of the three European signatories to the 2015 nuclear deal and the United States, underlining that it will not seek to develop a nuclear weapon.

Korea needs diplomatic judgement

TEHRAN— The South Korea ambassador to Iran has “donated” 2000 masks to a hospital in Tehran. The move angered Iranians, as they considered it an insult to the great nation of Iran.

UN General Assembly First Committee approves Iran's proposal for nuclear disarmament

TEHRAN— Iran's proposed biennial resolution, entitled "Pursuing the Implementation of the Agreements Reached at the NPT Review Conferences in 1995, 2000 and 2010," has ratified by the UN General Assembly First Committee.

Iran, Qatar discuss relations

TEHRAN — Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian had a conversation over the phone with his Qatari counterpart on Monday, according to a Qatari foreign ministry statement.

Qalibaf says sanctions and distortion are two serious wars against Islamic Revolution

TEHRAN - Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf said on Tuesday that “sanctions” and “distortion” are two serious challenges to the Islamic Republic, emphasizing the need for win over the economic and media warfare against the country.

Missiles not subject to negotiation, Iranian MP says

TEHRAN — The deputy chairman of the National Security Committee of the Parliament has that said Iran has negotiated on its nuclear program within the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) but the Islamic Republic will not negotiate on other issues, including its defensive missile program.

We should not resume the Vienna talks on JCPOA from scratch: Russia

TEHRAN - Despite the hiatus that was brought about in the Vienna nuclear talks, the negotiations should not go back to day one, says the Russian ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

Director of Seattle filmfest Elizabeth Shepherd congratulates children’s week in Iran

TEHRAN – Elizabeth Shepherd, the director of Children’s Film Festival Seattle in the United States of America, has congratulated the National Children’s Week in Iran.

Big tech controls freedom of speech

TEHRAN — On Monday afternoon, the world of Internet experienced one of the worst breakdowns in history. Let’s explore why.

Beneficiaries of disturbing a brotherhood; or How FDD makes way for rupture?

TEHRAN — As the two brotherly nations of Iran and the Republic of Azerbaijan face disagreements, some countries and hawkish think tanks tried to meddle in the affairs of the two sides for their own good.

Most Americans say U.S. wars “not worth fighting” 

A substantial majority of Americans believe that the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were “not worth fighting”, that’s according to an AP-NORC poll that has released the results of its survey.