On January 23, members of the PMOI Resistance Units in Zahedan, southeast Iran, resumed their public activities, challenging the regime’s suffocating security atmosphere. Despite the clerical regime’s brutal repression aimed at quelling the…
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Report: Syrian and Kurdish forces extend ceasefire for up to one month
The Syrian government and Kurdish forces agreed to extend a ceasefire on Saturday, according to Syrian diplomatic sources, temporarily staving off a looming war between the two sides in Syria’s northeast.
Diplomatic sources told AFP the…
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Medical students' body urges embassy intervention as Indian students remain stranded in Iran
New Delhi [India], January 24 (ANI): Amid rising tensions and deteriorating conditions in Iran, the All India Medical Students’ Association (AIMSA) has written to the Embassy of India in Tehran, seeking urgent intervention for the return of…
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‘A moment like no other’: US-based think tank urges Trump to sap Iran
They described symptoms that they said went beyond those caused by conventional tear gas, including severe breathing difficulties, sudden weakness and loss of movement.
“What was fired was not tear gas,” one protester said.
“People collapsed,”…
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55 hectares of Semnan’s historical texture nationally registered
TEHRAN–Two historical neighborhoods of Esfanjan and Nasar to the extent of 55 hectares in historical texture of Semnan province were registered in Iran’s National Heritage List.
Semnan has 156 nationally registered heritage sites, ranging from…
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Zarand, city of Iranian festivals
TEHRAN – Zarand, in Iran’s Kerman province, has become the first city in the country to officially publish a calendar of its national tourism events in the past eight years.
According to IRIB, Head of Zarand Cultural Heritage, Tourism and…
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Yazd, a warm refuge of history in winter
TEHRAN – Yazd, a UNESCO-listed adobe city, is not merely a winter destination but a refuge, where the ingenuity of ancient architecture tames the cold and preserves the warmth of the sun within its earthen walls.
Media activist Maliheh Fakhari…
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Handicraft artists from Tehran showcase works at Muscat Nights festival
TEHRAN – Handicraft artists from Tehran province have taken part in the Muscat Nights 2026 festival in Oman to present Iranian traditional arts and help expand cultural exchanges, provincial officials said.
The artists showcased a range of…
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Tribal tourism: visiting a traditional world in the modern age
TEHRAN – Tribes are a proud and living part of Iran’s civilization, and their thousands of years of experience have turned travel among them into a unique and memorable journey. In an age shaped by speed, technology, and urban life, such a…
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Driver arrested on suspicion of deadly Denver hit-and-run
A Colorado man is facing a felony charge after police say he struck and killed a pedestrian in Denver’s Lincoln Park neighborhood, according to court records.
Alejandro Sifuentes, 29, was arrested Jan. 7, five days after Denver police say he…
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