Iran and the collapse of Western strategy: When civilizational power defies imperial scripts

In this video, Dr. Ranjan Solomon explains why U.S.-Israeli pressure on Iran has failed not at a tactical level, but at a civilizational one. He argues that Western strategies rooted in coercion, sanctions, and regime engineering fundamentally misunderstand Iran’s historical identity, revolutionary ideology, and capacity for resilience, signaling a broader decline in Western strategic imagination in an emerging multipolar world.

From Protest to Armed Riots: Inside Iran's unrest and the foreign hands

Animated feature “The Legend of Sepehr” released nationwide after international success

Iran taking legal action over 'blatant act of aggression' by US, Israel

Netanyahu copies propaganda methods of Hitler

Football is the last shield of normalization for Israel: Ashish Prashar

Ashish Prashar, director of the “Game Over Israel” campaign, tells the Tehran Times that football has become Israel’s most powerful tool for maintaining international normalization. Drawing on decades of experience within Western political systems, Prashar explains why cultural exclusion—particularly from UEFA competitions—would be more impactful than diplomatic condemnation. He stresses that suspending Israel from European football would mark a turning point, signaling that genocide and mass atrocities are incompatible with global cultural participation.

Leader's Christmas visits

Iran space chief talks history of industry, future goals and aspirations

“Chinese Mosaic” festival takes place in Moscow

How sanctions undermine Iran’s health system: Stanford health policy researcher explains

Despite claims that sanctions against Iran include humanitarian exemptions, the country’s health system continues to face severe and systemic disruption, says Dr. Ruth M. Gibson, a Stanford University health policy scholar specializing in the global health impacts of sanctions. In this interview, Gibson explains how legal ambiguity, financial restrictions, and over-compliance by banks and suppliers effectively block Iran’s access to essential medicines, medical equipment, and hospital supplies.

Painting on the news: Iranian artist turns newspapers into art

Light aircraft conquer skies of Siberia

Scientists from BRICS+ countries participate in School of Young Futurologists in Russia

Russia tests world's first hydrogen-powered all-terrain vehicle

Chinese Scholar Jin Liangxiang Talks to Tehran Times

On the Sidelines of the Conference on “People’s Rights and Legitimate Freedoms in the Thoughts of Ayatollah Khamenei”

Julkipli M. Wadi, Professor of Islamic Studies, Speaks to Tehran Times

On the Sidelines of the Conference on “People’s Rights and Legitimate Freedoms in the Thoughts of Ayatollah Khamenei”

Masoud Shojai Tabtabai talks about "Terror Online" event

Masoud Shojai Tabtabai, the secretary of the first International Cartoon and Poster Contest "Terror Online," explained the event's details at a press conference held on Saturday, December 6, in Tehran.

Learning without borders: II International Education Forum in Moscow

“It's necessary to establish not only political and economic ties between cities of BRICS countries"

Experts: Sakhalin’s carbon-neutrality experience to interest global community

G20 is leading platform for global economic governance

G20 Summit opens in Johannesburg

Young Scholars Club materializes Iran’s scientific diplomacy

Sarajevo Safari — A Hidden Crime of the Bosnian War

Among the darkest chapters of the 1992–1996 Siege of Sarajevo lies a story long concealed from public view: a human safari. Beyond the Bosnian Serb Army, foreign volunteers, and mercenaries, a secret group of wealthy outsiders paid high fees for the chance to shoot civilians trapped in the besieged city—turning war into a grotesque sport. Directed by Miran Zupanič, a Slovenian filmmaker known for confronting untold histories, and produced by Arsmedia in co-production with Al Jazeera Balkans, Sarajevo Safari pieces together testimonies, archival footage, and newly uncovered evidence to reveal a crime once dismissed as rumor.

India’s digital architecture is key to sustainable development

Global South to be prominently represented at G20 Summit

G20 leaders cannot ignore issue of inequality

populations of Global South countries require initiatives aimed at reducing inequality

'Big gap' between reality of Iran and foreign portrayal: Indonesian Ambassador

Tourism numbers rising but potential remains untapped: Indonesian Ambassador