Category: 1. Iran

TEHRAN – Former U.S. Vice President Richard Bruce “Dick” Cheney, the hawkish neoconservative who wove ruthless ambition and doctrine into the military-industrial complex—catalyzing endless wars that profited from carnage and fattened…

َAhead of the official visit of an Iranian parliamentary delegation to Pakistan, headed by the speaker Ghalibaf, he expressed his gratitude for Islamabad’s support to the Iranian nation during the June aggression by the Zionist regime and…

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The event underscores Iran’s progress in homegrown innovation and the government’s efforts to integrate advanced technologies into urban management — despite sanctions and Western restrictions on access…

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Cheney’s death closes the chapter on one of Washington’s most consequential and controversial political figures. His outsized influence reshaped the post-9/11 U.S. presidency — and his polarizing record…

TEHRAN – Argentina’s October midterm elections handed President Javier Milei’s La Libertad Avanza party a sweeping victory. But this was not a triumph of domestic approval — it was a triumph of foreign leverage. 

While Milei expanded his…

During a visit to a nuclear facility on November 2, President Masoud Pezeshkian declared that “Iran will resume its nuclear activity with renewed force,” while reiterating that the country does not seek to build a nuclear bomb.

On the same…