Category: 1. Iran

Why it matters:

Mobini’s victory highlights Iran’s growing presence in women’s athletics, showcasing strength and precision in a fiercely competitive field.

The big picture:

The Asian Athletics Championships…

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Houthi’s remarks elaborate on the Israeli regime’s plans to alter the religious and cultural character of Al-Quds.

The big picture:

Houthi’s comments came on the anniversary of the occupation of…

Prominent Iranian conservative journalist Mohammad Mohajeri has called for the resignation of Ali Nikzad, Deputy Speaker of Iran’s Parliament, following reports that Nikzad’s son injured a police officer in Tehran.

Iran’s Deputy Health Minister for Nursing Affairs, Dr. Abbas Ebadi, announced a significant decline in nurse migration in 2024.

Saudi Arabia, the UAE and other Persian Gulf states opposed a nuclear agreement in 2015. Now they’re among the most enthusiastic supporters of diplomacy.

At the time, the Saudis and Emiratis quietly backed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin…

“UNRWA teams are not a target,” Philippe Lazzarini said in a statement.

Lazzarini noted one staffer identified only as Kamal, whose body was discovered March 30 near a mass grave, alongside the remains of Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS)…

Why it matters:

The festival reflects growing cultural diplomacy between Tehran and Baghdad, as both countries look to strengthen ties beyond politics — through shared heritage, language, and art.

The big picture:

Held…

After five rounds of talks, Tehran and Washington project cautious optimism while persisting on their shared red line: Uranium enrichment inside Iran. But is the program worth the price it has exacted from ordinary Iranians?

The core dispute is…

Mohammad Reza Aref, Iran’s First Vice President, met with President Emomali Rahmon of Tajikistan on Thursday evening and expressed satisfaction over the growing volume of trade between the two countries. He affirmed that there are no obstacles…