DUBAI (Reuters) -An Iranian student detained in France has been readied for a prisoner swap, an Iranian diplomat told semi-official Tasnim news agency on Tuesday, a day after Iran said there was necessary will to exchange prisoners with France….
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The art of standing still: how Tehran survives in a minefield of crises
The 12-day conflict ended without a written agreement, leaving Iran trapped between war and peace.
Instead of rebuilding through reform or reconciliation, the Islamic Republic has doubled down on surveillance, militarization and the distribution…
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Evidence of systematic torture of Palestinians is horrific
TEHRAN – The discovery of 135 mutilated Palestinian bodies returned to Gaza has shed light on a disturbing pattern of torture within the Israeli occupation regime’s prison system.
This is especially evident at the regime’s Sde Teiman…
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Ben-Gvir threatens coalition crisis over death penalty for Palestinian prisoners – Middle East Monitor
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir warned on Monday that his far-right Otzma Yehudit party will suspend support for all coalition legislation unless Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government…
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Beyond the battlefield: How Gaza conflict drives Israelis abroad
TEHRAN – Israel is facing an unprecedented wave of emigration linked to the ongoing war in Gaza and deepening political unrest at home. A new report by the Knesset Research and Information Center shows that more than 125,000 Israeli citizens…
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Final 8, Day2. Women Second victory for Japan, Iran, and Indonesia
After the first two ties of the women’s Final 8 at the FIP Asia Padel Cup, three teams remain unbeaten. On the Day2 at the Al Khalifa Tennis and Squash International Complex in Doha, both Japan and Iran claimed their second consecutive…
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Israel mulling burning Yahya Sinwar’s body rather than returning it to Hamas: Report
An Israeli minister has publicly stated she proposed burning the body of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar rather than returning it to the Gaza-based resistance group as part of any future exchange.
Israeli transportation…
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Israel’s ‘yellow line’ in Gaza gives Netanyahu room for manoeuvre
Under Donald Trump’s peace plan for Gaza, the “yellow line” – which Israel withdrew to earlier this month – is the first of three stages of Israeli military withdrawal. It leaves it in control of about 53% of the Gaza Strip.
One Israeli newspaper,…
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UNESCO-listed Uraman to host meeting on stone architecture
TEHRAN– A specialized meeting on the topic of ‘Siah-Chador and Stone Architecture in the Kordestan’s Uraman’ will be held in Tehran with presence of South Korean architectural historian Namsub Choi.
According to Miras-e Arya (CHTN), the…
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Traces of stone artifacts in Chaharmahal-Bakhtiari date back to Paleolithic era
TEHRAN— The oldest artifacts identified in Chaharmahal-Bakhtiari province include stone tools and artifacts from the Upper Paleolithic and early Neolithic periods.
These artifacts were found and studied in ancient caves in the cities of Shahr-e…
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