Category: 1. Iran

Residents say water has been shut off from midnight until around 5 a.m. in recent nights.

“Despite repeated denials by officials, it appears the process of rationing has started” and citizens in parts of the capital “are deprived of water…

In a letter to UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres and President of the UN Security Council Michael Imran Kanu on November 7, Amir Saeed Iravani denounced the “irrefutable evidence” of US’ responsibility in the Israeli assaults on Iranian…

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An Axios report alleged that Iran…

According to a notice on the U.S. Treasury Department website, the United States removed Specially Designated Global Terrorist designations on Sharaa and Syria’s interior minister, Anas Khattab.

“These actions are being taken in recognition…

Speaking at the specialized panel on “Balancing the Flat Steel Product Chain Based on Market Demand” at the Mobarakeh Steel Group Pavilion, Majid Fakhari, Sales and Product Delivery Planning Manager of Mobarakeh Steel Group, stated,…

The US president has long pledged to mediate an end to the Ukraine conflict and has repeatedly voiced frustration, alternately blaming both Moscow and Kiev for the deadlock.

During a White House dinner with the leaders of Central Asian nations,…

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Iran’s letter, delivered by…

Pars Today — After weeks of campaigning and intense competition among thousands of candidates, Iraq is preparing to elect 329 members of parliament, with an electoral silence set to begin tomorrow.

Following several weeks of fierce…

Pars Today — While Western media talk about a ceasefire in Lebanon, Israel’s airstrikes on residential areas in southern Lebanon have once again shown that the regime does not abide by any agreement.

The towns of Al-Tabiyeh and…

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Humanitarian groups warn about…