Category: 1. Iran

Iranian Government spokeswoman Fatemeh Mohajerani said in an interview with SNNTV that Iran’s Foreign Ministry has received messages regarding the resumption of negotiations.

She noted that further details about the nature and content of these…

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This meeting highlights Iran’s political efforts to challenge the dominance of Western civilization in the West Asian region. After October 7, 2023, the West has been attempting to strengthen its influence in…

Iran’s Ministry of Agriculture has announced the establishment of a joint Iran–China Rice Research Center aimed at developing drought-resistant hybrid rice varieties with yields exceeding six tons per hectare, as part of broader agricultural…

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This strike is the latest in a series of Israeli aggressions in southern Lebanon, occurring despite a fragile ceasefire. It underscores the continuing volatility along the Israel-Lebanon border and the…

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This represents a case of direct presidential authorization for lethal force in a non-combat setting, potentially setting a precedent for future U.S. military involvement in law enforcement operations. The…

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Saryazd, one of Iran’s oldest fortified villages, is home to a Sassanid-era citadel, Ilkhanid gates, ancient caravanserais, and a network of water reservoirs and historic homes. Festivals like this play a…

Pars Today – A social activist in the UK expressed concern over the rising discrimination and hate campaigns against Muslims in the country.

Aqeela Ahmed, a social activist and CEO of British Muslim Trust (BMT) in the UK, expressed…

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The poll shows a growing national anxiety that transcends party lines, race, geography, and income. With inflation still biting and a government shutdown looming, Americans are signaling a crisis of…