Syrian security forces have been sent to restore calm after fighting broke out near Damascus. More than 20 people were killed in gunfights in the predominantly Druze town of Jaramana. The fighting started after reports that an audio…
Author: admin
-
Turkmenistan seeks to boost co-op with Iran in fight against drugs
TEHRAN –The minister of internal affairs of Turkmenistan, Muhammet Hydyrow, has announced the country’s readiness to expand cooperation with the Iranian anti-narcotics police in combating drugs.
During a meeting held on Wednesday with Iran’s…
Continue Reading
-
Iran’s UN Envoy Lambasts French ‘economic Blackmail’ Of Reimposing Anti-Tehran Sanctions
“Resorting to threats and economic blackmail is entirely unacceptable and represents a clear breach of the principles enshrined in the UN Charter,” Amir Saeid Iravani wrote in letters to UN chief General Antonio Guterres and Security Council…
Continue Reading
-
IRGC Base to Complete Major Railroad Project in SE Iran in Months – Economy news
Commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps Major General Hossein Salami visited Sistan and Balouchestan province on Wednesday to observe the progress of a railroad that will link Zahedan to the strategic port of Chabahar in the…
Continue Reading
-
British Muslims press Starmer on Palestine statehood amid concern over UK complicity in genocide – Middle East Monitor
A coalition of hundreds of British Muslim organisations, coordinated by the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB), delivered a letter to Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Tuesday, urging the UK government to recognise…
Continue Reading
-
IRGC Base to Complete Major Railroad Project in SE Iran in Months
TEHRAN (Tasnim) A top military commander forecasted that a large railroad project linking the capital of Irans southeastern province of Sistan and Balouchestan to the Chabahar port will be completed by the Khatam al-Anbia Construction Base by…
Continue Reading
-
Iran blocks newborn’s birth certificate over ‘banned’ name
Iranian authorities have refused to register a newborn named Guntay, denying him a birth certificate and healthcare access over what they called the name’s non-compliance with Iranian and Islamic cultural norms.
The child, born on April 22,…
Continue Reading
-
Israel’s legitimacy on international stage “taking yet more hits” | Al Jazeera
Michael Lynk unpacks the ICJ case as over 40 nations say Israel’s ban on the UN’s aid agency breaks international human rights law.
Lawyer Michael Lynk tells us what it means for Israel to be taken to the International Court of Justice by over…
Continue Reading
-
From Gaza to Vietnam, what is the value of a photo? | Opinions
This month, Palestinian photographer Samar Abu Elouf won the 2025 World Press Photo of the Year award for her image titled Mahmoud Ajjour, Aged Nine, taken last year for The New York Times.
Ajjour had both of his arms blown off by an Israeli…
Continue Reading
-
Inside Iran’s maze of multiple exchange rates
Foreign exchange rates, which have a critical impact on economic life, fluctuate frequently depending on where they are traded, adding to the anxiety of businesses and ordinary Iranians enduring inflation and sanctions.
The Iranian rial hit an…
Continue Reading