Category: 1. Iran

TEHRAN – The Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told his Iraqi counterpart Fuad Hussein in a telephone conversation on Monday night that the United States’ illegal sanctions against Iran’s oil industry are baseless and lack…

Iran’s health system faces an uphill battle filling vacancies, the country’s medical regulatory body warned on Monday, citing shortages of doctors and nurses as the most pressing challenge in the year ahead.

“The three main challenges in the…

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The resurgence of protests in the Asia-Pacific highlights the growing global discontent with the Israeli regime’s aggressions in Gaza and the complicity of Western nations, particularly the United States….

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The arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu has sparked an unprecedented wave of protests across Turkey. Demonstrations have intensified, especially in Istanbul, plunging the city into a state of profound…

Friday, March 21, 2025

Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi was given a three-week medical furlough from prison early in December. As the Iran Times goes to press, she is still free, three months after she was due back in her cell.

The…

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The Israeli regime’s killing of Mohammad Mansour is not just a tragic event; it represents broader issues of press freedom and human rights that are being belligerently violated by the U.S.-backed regime….

U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly growing angry that Russia and Ukraine continue to launch aerial attacks despite Washington’s peace efforts, the Telegraph reported, citing undisclosed sources close to the American leader.