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Today 15:17
Iran unveils 1st domestically built advanced class-F gas turbine
TEHRAN – Iran on Monday unveiled its first domestically produced advanced class-F gas turbine, a milestone the government said will boost the country’s power generation capabilities.
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Today 15:16
AFP report: Hamas confirms receiving new Gaza truce plan
Hamas negotiators in Cairo have received a new proposal for a ceasefire in Gaza calling for an initial 60-day truce and captive release in two batches, a Palestinian official said on Monday.
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Today 15:11
SATBA issues call for solar power projects backed by NDF
TEHRAN – Iran’s Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Organization (SATBA) on Sunday invited qualified companies to apply for the construction of solar power plants with financing from the National Development Fund (NDF).
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Today 15:06
Palestinian Foreign Ministry condemns Netanyahu’s ‘provocative’ West Bank visit
The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has condemned what it describes as a “provocative colonial incursion” by Netanyahu into the illegal Ofra settlement in the occupied West Bank, Al Jazeera reported.
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Today 15:01
International extreme sports festival in Russia
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Today 14:55
Energy sector experts participants of fellowship in Russia
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Today 11:57
Sepahan complete signing of Enzo Crivelli
TEHRAN – French forward Enzo Vito Gabriel Crivelli joined Iran’s Sepahan football club on Sunday.
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Today 11:52
Iran’s Vahedi in FIBA Asia Cup 2025 All-Star Five
TEHRAN – Iran basketball team points guard Sina Vahedi has been selected among 2025 FIBA Asia Cup 2025 All-Star Five
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Today 11:09
By Masoud Hossein
2025 World Games a valuable experience: Pourabdian
TEHRAN - Iran’s women’s canoe polo captain, Elahe Pourabdian, is not satisfied with seventh place at the Chengdu World Games, but says that competing in the event was a valuable experience for the team.
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Yesterday 22:09
TEHRAN PAPERS
Consequences and future scenarios: balance or escalation?
TEHRAN - Shargh, in a commentary, discussed possible consequences of invoking the JCPOA’s dispute resolution mechanism by Europeans.
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Yesterday 22:08
Iran, Armenia bound by shared interests, FM Araghchi writes in a note
TEHRAN – Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the interests of Iran and Armenia are closely linked, particularly in light of global uncertainty and shifting regional dynamics.
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Yesterday 22:07
IRGC thwarts terrorist plots in Sistan and Baluchestan, kills five terrorists
TEHRAN – Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has dismantled two terrorist teams plotting suicide attacks in the southeastern province of Sistan and Baluchestan. According to the Quds Base of the IRGC Ground Force, five terrorists were killed in raids on their hideouts in the province’s northern and southern regions.
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Yesterday 22:07
Iran warns enemies of devastating response as it honors war veterans
TEHRAN – Iran's military leaders have marked the anniversary of prisoners returning from the Iran-Iraq war with harsh warnings to the United States and Israel, promising overwhelming retaliation against any new aggression.
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Yesterday 22:06
Iran, Saudi Arabia entering strategic rapprochement, says Iranian envoy
TEHRAN – Iran and Saudi Arabia are deepening their diplomatic and strategic engagement, addressing shared regional challenges, according to Iranian Ambassador to Riyadh Alireza Enayati.
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Yesterday 22:01
By Faramarz Kouhpayeh
72 years after the 1953 coup, U.S. plots against Iran continue
TEHRAN – Seventy-two years ago on August 19, 1953, the United States and Britain advanced a coup against the first democratically-elected government of Iran, the government of Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh, and reinstalled the monarchist dictatorship headed by Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
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Yesterday 21:51
By Sahar Dadjoo
Exclusive: Killing journalists in Gaza is Israel’s policy, says Al Jazeera bureau chief
Abdul-Qader Fayez says targeting media workers intended to prevent the world from seeing Gaza reality
TEHRAN - In an exclusive interview with the Tehran Times, Abdul-Qader Fayez, chief the Al Jazeera office in Tehran, speaks candidly about Israel’s systematic targeting of journalists in Gaza, including the killing of renowned Al Jazeera correspondent Anas al-Sharif.
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Yesterday 20:22
By Muhammad Akmal Khan
Netanyahu’s lies: Offering water, spilling blood
ISLAMABAD - Benjamin Netanyahu’s latest act on the world stage played like a morality tale, except its moral was hypocrisy written in blood. Bathed in studio lights, the Israeli prime minister crowned himself the savior of the Iranian people, vowing to “save countless lives” from the cruelty of water scarcity.
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Yesterday 20:17
By staff writer
Israel is crumbling from within
TEHRAN — Israel is facing unprecedented domestic and international pressure as the Gaza war nears its two-year mark. On Sunday, a massive strike exposed deep fractures within Israeli society over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s handling of the war.
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Yesterday 20:08
Tehran-Baghdad security agreement prevents foreign interference: Iran’s top security official
TEHRAN – Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Secretary Ali Larijani has stressed that Tehran and Baghdad must not allow third parties to undermine their shared security and stability, pointing to the recently signed Iran-Iraq security agreement as a model for regional cooperation.
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Yesterday 20:08
Pakistan's 79th Independence Day celebrated in Tehran
TEHRAN – The Pakistani community in Iran gathered at Pakistan House for a celebration marking the nation's 79th Independence Day. Dozens of expatriates joined embassy officials for the flag-hoisting ceremony, where Ambassador Muhammad Mudassir Tipu raised the green-and-white standard as the national anthem played.
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Yesterday 19:37
By Sondoss Al Asaad
What is Israel’s connection to the escalating situation in Sweida?
BEIRUT — Protests in Sweida have reignited since last week, marking the third consecutive week of demonstrations against the siege imposed by the HTS regime, further exacerbating the region’s humanitarian and economic crises.
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Yesterday 19:32
By Wesam Bahrani
Discontent growing in Syria
TEHRAN – Unease is growing in Syria as Ahmed al-Sharaa’s centralized and repressive rule sparks protests, sectarian violence, and deepening national instability.
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Yesterday 19:27
By Mohamadreza Seyedagha
Martyrs depicted on Tehran walls in Ali Mirfattah’s painting collection “Immortal Name of Homeland"
TEHRAN – One week after the end of the 12-day war between Iran and Israel, graffiti artist, painter, and journalist Seyyed Ali Mirfattah, 58, unveiled his new stencil art painting collection depicting the martyrs of the Zionist regime’s attacks on Iran.
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Yesterday 19:26
IAF cinematheque to screen “Bona”
TEHRAN- The Cinematheque of the Iranian Artists Forum (IAF) will screen Filipino film director Lino Brocka’s 1980 drama film “Bona” on Monday.
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Yesterday 19:25
“Immortal Name of Homeland”
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Yesterday 17:57
Oman counselor emphasizes development of medical tourism in Shiraz
TEHRAN-- Advisor to the Omani Ambassador to Iran, Haitham Al-Sanani, and Director of Fars Cultural Heritage Department Mohsen Ziaei have recently met and talked about promoting mutual cooperation, particularly in the medical tourism field.
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Yesterday 17:57
'Iran, The Land of Legends' hits bookstore shelves
TEHRAN – “Iran, The Land of Legends” is the latest publication by acclaimed photographer and artist Davoud Vakilzadeh, produced in collaboration with the National Museum of Iran.
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Yesterday 17:56
Tajik bloggers tour Tehran
TEHRAN— A number of bloggers from Tajikistan have been invited to Iran by the private sector to boost tourism between Iran and Tajikistan, said the deputy head of Tehran Tourism Department.
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Yesterday 17:56
Iranian woodcarvers showcase craftsmanship at global art event in Japan
TEHRAN– Two Iranian woodcarving artists from Kermanshah province took part in the Osaka International Art 2025, presenting wooden sculptures and cultural talks highlighting Iran’s handicraft traditions, an Iranian official said on Sunday.