Category: 1. Iran

Iran’s minister of cultural heritage, tourism, and handicrafts has announced an ambitious target to boost annual handicraft exports to $1 billion, highlighting Isfahan as a key hub for the industry.

The head of the Iranian Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Commission responded to recent threats by the US Secretary of Defense against Iran, stating that the US will “pay the price” if it takes any action contrary to Iran’s…

Following the announcement of the postponement of the next round of Iran-US nuclear talks, Iran’s Foreign Minister, Seyed Abbas Araqchi, stated that there has been no change in Iran’s determination to achieve a negotiated solution. 

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Labor Day protests are an annual political flashpoint in France, but this year’s demonstration gained additional significance as it merged domestic grievances with global causes, particularly the Gaza…

The administration of Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian is preparing to disqualify wealthier citizens from the country’s long-running cash handout program to save government funds as economic headwinds mount.

The program has persisted, with…

Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said that more than ever, Iran is determined to reach a fair and balanced agreement.

“We, together with the Omani and American sides, decided to postpone the fourth round of negotiations for logistical and…

Today coincides with the martyrdom anniversary of one of the most significant ideologists of the Islamic Revolution, Morteza Motahari, which is regarded as National Teachers Day in Iran.

In Iran, Teachers’ Day is a special day for paying tribute…

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The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has reached a critical point, and doctors, as eyewitnesses, are amplifying the voices of the victims to policymakers. This action not only impacts the humanitarian situation in…