“War Changes Everything—Apparently!”

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the 40-day war has changed the regional equation, signaling that the West Asia will not return to its pre-war status quo.

Peace Pending, Uncertainty Guaranteed

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian wants to end Iran’s prolonged state of “neither war nor peace”—a situation in which uncertainty has become the norm and the future remains frustratingly on hold.

Youth Development Program Held in New Delhi

The office of Iran’s Leader’s representative in India organized a youth development program in New Delhi to support young Muslims and promote education, personal growth and leadership.

“No Kings” in America—Just Billionaires Wearing Crowns of Democracy

In the land of “No Kings,” the growing influence of billionaires over politics raises an awkward question: has America rejected monarchy, only to let wealth become its modern crown?

Iran Strikes Gold in Nagoya as Rivals Watch the Medals Pile Up

Iran delivered an impressive performance at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Para Games, collecting medals across multiple sports and setting new Games records, while its team events added several convincing victories.

Iran–Russia: Deals for Fairer World

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has called for closer cooperation with Russia, emphasizing economic partnerships and a shared vision of a multipolar world.

Fewer Athletes, Same Big Ambitions: Iran Chases Para Games Glory

Iran has arrived at the 2026 Asian Para Games in Nagoya with a smaller delegation but hopes of maintaining its impressive medal-winning streak.

“Liberty, Equality, Street Reality”

France is once again facing mounting social protest as the Gilets Jaunes (Yellow Vests) movement resurfaces alongside student protests, reflecting widespread frustration over soaring prices, deteriorating public services, and economic inequality.

Bomb the Planet, Then Hold a Biodiversity Summit

As wars continue to devastate ecosystems worldwide, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has called for peace diplomacy to protect biodiversity, condemning environmental destruction caused by armed conflicts.

Saudi Arabia: Billions in Weapons, Security Still Out of Stock

Saudi Arabia has poured billions of dollars into Western weapons, hoping to buy security through military power. Yet, despite its costly arsenal, the kingdom remains vulnerable to missile and drone attacks—proving that even the most expensive defense systems cannot guarantee protection.

No Hijab, No School—or No Freedom?

Azerbaijan’s school hijab restrictions have sparked student boycotts, protests, and arrests, raising concerns over religious freedom, access to education, and limits on public expression.

Washington’s Strait of Denial

Iran has dismissed Washington’s claims of normal maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, accusing the US of ignoring realities on the ground while maintaining pressure on Tehran.

Uncle Sam, Meet History

Iran’s top security official Mohsen Rezaei has warned that any renewed US military aggression could trigger retaliation against American assets, including data systems and artificial intelligence infrastructure.

“Cell No. 14” Published in Armenian

The Armenian translation of Cell No. 14, a memoir of Iran’s late Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, has been unveiled in Yerevan, highlighting his political struggles and offering a new avenue for cultural exchange between Iran and Armenia.

Multipolarity: A World Beyond Washington’s Rulebook

As global power shifts toward a multipolar order, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has called for stronger regional cooperation and a world where no single power dictates the rules for everyone else.

Mehr Media Group Praised for Strengthening Iran–Russia Media Ties

Mehr Media Group’s efforts to deepen Iran–Russia media cooperation have received recognition from Russian media officials, highlighting the growing role of joint cultural and journalistic initiatives in strengthening bilateral ties.

The Day “Absolute Security” Became a Question Mark

Three years after October 7, the Al-Aqsa Flood operation continues to reverberate across West Asia, challenging Israel’s claims of military superiority and placing the Palestinian cause at the center of regional and international politics once again.

Starlink: Satellite Dispute Turning into Diplomatic Storm

Iran has escalated a diplomatic dispute with Norway over unauthorized Starlink operations, accusing Oslo of failing to stop the terminals while stressing that the satellite network is being used by the United States and Israel for activities against Tehran.

From Batons to Bullets: Two Faces of the Iron Fist

France is facing growing unrest as teenage-led protests over poor school conditions have been met with a heavy police crackdown, raising fresh concerns about the government’s response to dissent and the country’s deepening social crisis.

A Chorus of Voices for Iran and Palestine

Pro-Iran and pro-Palestine rallies in Düsseldorf, Berlin and Hannover highlighted solidarity with Iran and Palestine, opposition to foreign intervention and military threats, and calls to end pressure on Iran and suffering in Gaza.

Echoes from the Flames: Putin on Iran and Gaza

As war and humanitarian crisis continue to grip the West Asia, Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a forceful call for diplomacy, praising Iran’s resilience, condemning the martyrdom of Ali Larijani as a grave mistake, and urging a path toward negotiations, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and an eventual lifting of sanctions on Tehran.

Washington Takes Aim at Iran’s Industrial Lifelines

The United States has imposed a new round of sanctions targeting Iran’s key industrial and transportation sectors, including major automakers Iran Khodro and SAIPA and several railway companies, as Washington has ratcheted up economic pressure on Tehran.

U.S. Policies Harming Both Iranians and Americans

The IRGC has issued a 26-page open letter to the American people, urging them to reconsider U.S. policies in West Asia, which it says have harmed both Iranians and Americans. The letter cites historical disputes, rejects the U.S. terrorist designation of the IRGC, and calls on Americans to oppose policies it says fuel further conflict.

Iraqis Protest Halt of Iranian Flights

The suspension of Iranian flights has sparked protests in Najaf and Basra, with demonstrators calling for their restoration and warning of disruptions to pilgrims, patients, students, and local businesses.

Lost in Hormuz, Found in Iran

Iran says it has captured another U.S. underwater drone in the Strait of Hormuz, with the seized REMUS 600 now under examination for its equipment and stored data. Tehran has presented the incident as evidence of its growing surveillance and electronic-warfare capabilities.

Sanctions Fly, People Pay

The U.S. sanctions imposed on Iran’s aviation sector have precipitated significant disruptions to air connectivity between Iran and Iraq, exacerbating travel costs and logistical constraints for passengers, businesses and local communities, while simultaneously intensifying economic pressures and political tensions within Iraq.

A Standing Ovation—From Empty Seats

Bowing Is Not on the Agenda

U.S. Sanctions Take Off, China Says No

The Bell That Never Rang