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Yesterday 21:07
Iran’s military leadership declares full readiness for further strikes against Israel
TEHRAN – In a significant meeting between the highest echelons of Iran's Armed Forces, senior commanders emphatically declared the nation's preparedness to deliver further decisive blows against its adversaries.
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Yesterday 21:06
'How many Iranian women did you kill with those bombs?'
Outrage over Israeli munition bearing Mahsa Amini’s name before strikes on Iran
TEHRAN – Israel likely believed it would rally the public support it failed to gain during the 12-day Iran-Israel war by sharing pictures of a female Israeli soldier writing "Mahsa Amini" on munitions destined for strikes against Iran. However, the move provoked mixed reactions—but not support—with many Iranians now questioning Israel’s role in the 2022 violence that shook Iran.
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Yesterday 21:06
Works of Iranian artists at FMoPA International Photography Competition exhibition
TEHRAN - Each year, the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts (FMoPA) celebrates photographic excellence from around the world through its International Photography Competition. The winning works are featured in an exhibition underway at the museum, with three photos by Iranian artists Majid Hojati and Armin Amirian among them.
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Yesterday 21:04
By Mona Hojat Ansari
No talks for now
Iran believes US not genuine about diplomacy as sources say war is Trump’s ultimate choice
TEHRAN – The prospects for new negotiations between Iran and the United States remain dim for the foreseeable future after President Donald Trump bombed Iran last month during ongoing talks that had begun in April, leading Tehran’s leaders to conclude the Republican administration has no genuine interest in a deal.
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Yesterday 19:52
France drives snapback threat, jeopardizing Europe’s future role on Iran
TEHRAN – France, the United Kingdom, and Germany have threatened to trigger the UN snapback mechanism against Iran by the end of August unless "substantial progress" is made in restoring the nuclear deal, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot declared on Tuesday.
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Yesterday 19:52
Ayatollah Khamenei’s envoy conveys his condolences to General Salami's family
TEHRAN – Hojatoleslam Mohammad Mohammadi-Golpayegani, Head of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution's Office, and Armed Forces Chief of Staff Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi paid a visit on Thursday to the family of IRGC Chief Major General Hossein Salami, martyred on June 13 at the onset of the Israeli regime's 12-day war on Iran.
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Yesterday 19:52
Tehran offers condolences to flood-ravaged Pakistan
TEHRAN – Iranian Foreign Ministry's Director General for South Asia, Mohammad-Reza Bahrami, expressed profound grief Thursday over catastrophic flooding in Pakistan that has killed over 170 people, including 85 children.
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Yesterday 19:51
By Sahar Dadjoo
Exclusive: Independent journalist says Canada’s posture on Iran 'serves US and Israeli interests'
Aidan Jonah reveals how Canadian media and intelligence amplify anti-Iran propaganda
TEHRAN- In an exclusive interview with the Tehran Times, Aidan Jonah, editor-in-chief of The Canada Files, delivers an incisive critique of Canada’s role in perpetuating Western imperialist agendas, particularly against Iran.
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Yesterday 19:50
By Shahrokh Saei
Israel’s aggression in Syria fuels drive to ‘change the Middle East’
TEHRAN — The recent resurgence of violent clashes between Druze fighters and Bedouin tribes in Syria’s southern Suwayda province has once again been cynically exploited by Israel to justify its hostile interventions in the country.
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Yesterday 19:49
By Sondoss Al Asaad
Syria’s bloody events: Dividing the divided
BEIRUT— Given the March horrific massacres on the Syrian coast and recently in Suwayda has it become legitimate to ask that partition is becoming a reality in Syria? The mosaic of partition is leading to the construction of de facto authorities that are separate and isolated from each other.
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Yesterday 19:42
TEHRAN PAPERS
Goals that failed
TEHRAN - In an analysis, Jam-e-Jam addressed Israel's goals that Israel sought in its start of war against Iran in June.
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Yesterday 19:42
Claudio Lefschitz’s interview on the AMIA Case
Claudio Lefschitz, a former senior agent of Argentina’s intelligence agency (SIDE), served as deputy to former judge Juan José Galeano—the corrupt judge in charge of the AMIA case in Argentina’s judiciary.
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Yesterday 19:41
‘US, Israel main sources of regional instability’, Iran rejects claims of arming Yemen
TEHRAN — Iran has categorically rejected recent U.S. accusations that it is supplying military equipment to Yemen, describing the allegations as an attempt to divert public attention from the root causes of instability in West Asia—chiefly the Israeli regime’s escalating crimes against regional nations.
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Yesterday 19:40
UNESCO condemns Israeli strike on IRIB headquarters as violation of international law
TEHRAN — The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has strongly condemned the killing of two Iranian media workers in last month’s Israeli airstrike on the headquarters of the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) in Tehran.
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Yesterday 19:40
Hamas: Israel pursuing ‘policy of mass starvation’ in Gaza
Hamas has accused Israel of pursuing a “policy of mass starvation” against Palestinians in what it says is a “crime against humanity”, amid warnings from health officials in the territory about growing numbers of starving civilians seeking help, Al Jazeera reported.
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Yesterday 19:40
Israeli combat veteran raises alarm over increasing suicide of soldiers since October 7
An Israeli combat veteran has urged Tel Aviv to quickly address concerns of soldiers returning from the war in Gaza, amid reports of increasing suicide rates.
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Yesterday 19:39
Commander: Israeli public ‘fed lies’ about defeating Hamas
The Israeli public is being “fed lies” about the progress made against Hamas, a senior military commander has said, warning the Palestinian movement will not be defeated for years.
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Yesterday 19:38
By Wesam Bahrani
Gaza church attack reflects genocide
TEHRAN – The Israeli occupation regime’s deadly shelling of Gaza’s Catholic church has sparked widespread condemnation.
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Yesterday 19:38
Mehr CEO calls for independent media narratives to counter global distortions at BRICS conference
TEHRAN – Mohammad Mahdi Rahmati, the CEO of Mehr Media Group (which consists of Mehr News Agency and English-language daily Tehran Times) emphasized the vital role of media in providing independent narratives to prevent distortion of the truth within mainstream outlets during the seventh BRICS Media and Think Tank Forum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Thursday.
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Yesterday 19:35
What’s in Tehran art galleries
An exhibition of paintings by Mehdi Movahedi is underway at Kavin Gallery. The exhibit named “Suspended Body” will be running until July 25 at the gallery located at No.24, Pesian St. Zaferanieh Neighborhood.
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Yesterday 18:33
Iran lose to Japan in 2025 Asian Women's Youth Handball Championship
TEHRAN – Iran lost to defending champions Japan 40-27 in 2025 Asian Women's Youth Handball Championship on Friday.
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Yesterday 17:19
Medical tourism permits issued for 10 travel agencies in Tehran
TEHRAN — Reza Hemmati, Deputy Head of Tehran’s Tourism Department, has announced the issuance of medical tourism permits to 10 travel agencies in Tehran.
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Yesterday 17:19
Chahar Bagh Boulevard: historical memory of nation and mirror of Isfahan culture
TEHRAN – Iran’s Deputy Minister of Cultural Heritage, Maryam Jalali Dehkordi, has said Isfahan’s Chahar Bagh Boulevard is a historical memory of the nation and a mirror of Isfahan culture.
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Yesterday 17:19
First spiritual tourism roadmap for Isfahan bazaar planned
TEHRAN — Isfahan Municipality is set to officially unveil the spiritual tourism routes of Isfahan, highlighting saqqakhanehs (traditional places providing water to the passersby), seminaries, and mosques located within the city’s ancient bazaar, said Alireza Massah, who presides over the municipality’s tourism office.
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Yesterday 17:18
Tehran ceremony to honor devotees of manuscript culture
TEHRAN – A ceremony honoring supporters of handwritten manuscripts will be held in Tehran in February 2026 under the slogan “Yesterday’s Heritage, Today’s Thought.”
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Yesterday 17:13
Iran considers extending ‘Land of Kindness’ exhibition in China following high demand
TEHRAN -- Iran is considering an extension of its highly acclaimed cultural exhibition, “Land of Kindness”, currently on display in China, following a formal request from Chinese officials, according to Ali Darabi, Iran’s Deputy Minister of Cultural Heritage.
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Yesterday 17:04
By Dr. Fereidoun Biglari
Sad news for the world of archaeology: Brian Fagan, father of public archaeology, passed away
The world of archaeology has lost one of its most influential figures: Brian Fagan, often hailed as the father of public archaeology, has passed away.
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Yesterday 15:44
Iran’s fixtures in Lebanon basketball tournament revealed
TEHRAN – Iran basketball team will face Egypt in the opening match of the four-team tournament in Beirut.
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Yesterday 15:25
Canada Echoes U.S. Policy, Enabling Israeli Regional Strategy
Aidan Jonah, the Editor-in-Chief of The Canada Files, in interview with Tehran Times