Category: 1. Iran

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Strengthening ties with neighbors is a cornerstone of Iran’s foreign and economic policy, aimed at boosting trade, investment, and regional stability while neutralizing the impact of unilateral Western…

Following heavy rainfall on Iran’s Hormuz Island, the turquoise waters of the Persian Gulf in southern Iran turned a striking blood-red, drawing widespread attention from international media and social networks.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov says if the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) follows its principles and duties and resists Western pressure, it can reach an agreement with Iran.

According to Pars Today, Lavrov made…

Pars Today — Labour membership collapse, Farage’s Reform Party surge, rising youth unemployment, winter doctors’ strikes, and MI6 warnings on Russia plunge UK government into crisis.

Political developments in the UK in December…

Ahead of International Migrants Day, Iran International asked its audience to submit messages responding to questions about migration: the challenges, opportunities, and lessons it has brought, and whether – if they could go back – they would…

The European Union has laid out a plan to use the frozen assets to harness 90 billion euros ($105 billion) for a loan to help Ukraine repel Moscow’s forces, with the money to be paid back by any eventual Russian reparations to Ukraine.

“The…

Pars Today — At the national conference “The Transformative University, Research Justice, and Technology,” held in Tehran on December 16, speakers stressed that the West employs scientific apartheid against independent…

Pars Today — Recent shifts in European positions, particularly in Germany, point to the decline of US hegemony and the world’s inevitable transition toward a multipolar order.

According to Pars Today, Iran’s Etemad daily wrote…

A public sphere not mediated by state television or controlled narratives. People simply talking to each other, in real time, in a forum beyond the reach of power.

That is the fear.

I say this not as a theorist or a politician, but as the host of…