Category: 1. Iran

Recent tremors outside Tehran this month have underscored the threat of a catastrophic earthquake to the capital built on fault lines, adding to the dread of inhabitants also grappling with water shortages, power cuts, and pollution.

Two overnight…

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The claim signals an escalation in the Red Sea conflict, where Yemen’s military has been targeting U.S. and allied naval forces. Yemeni direct clashes with a U.S. aircraft carrier would mark a significant…

Calls are growing for the Iranian president to fulfill promises made during his campaign or step down, as the administration faces accusations of inaction amid mounting public dissatisfaction.

“If he promised to remove internet restrictions and…

Iran’s Foreign Ministry on Sunday emphasized the importance of maintaining the confidentiality of international negotiations and correspondence as it confirmed the exchange of messages with the United States.

The ministry said in a statement that…

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International Quds Day is a global event dedicated to supporting Palestine, condemning Israeli genocide, and resisting colonialism. This year, amid the ongoing war in Gaza, the event serves as a critical…

Pars Today- The million-strong participation of Muslims in Iran and other countries across the world has faced with different reactions among the cyberspace users.

The last Friday of the blessed month of Ramadan was named as the…

Iranian President, Masoud Pezeshkian, in a phone call with his Turkish counterpart, emphasized deepening Tehran-Ankara relations, expressing hope that the Muslim nation of Turkey and all Muslims worldwide would benefit from the blessings of Eid…

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Al-Aqsa Mosque is a central religious and political symbol for Palestinians, and access to it remains a key point of contention amid Israeli occupation. Restrictions on worshippers during major religious…