Category: 1. Iran

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The U.S. and Canada maintain one of the world’s largest bilateral trade relationships, valued at over $900 billion in 2024. A prolonged rift could reverberate through both economies, particularly in the…

The accounts of Mandana Akbarzadeh, Azadeh Kebriya, Zeinab Berimani, and Fatereh Hamidi have been taken offline, displaying a message that reads: “This page has been blocked due to the production of criminal content.”

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The  Forum opened on Friday in Beirut, bringing together European activists supporting Palestine along with Lebanese politicians, academics, and representatives of resistance movements.

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The confrontation — which resulted in dozens of deaths, among them civilians — began two weeks ago following explosions in central Kabul, which the Taliban government blamed on its Pakistani neighbour, launching a retaliatory offensive at the…

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The pact marks the first international attempt to create a unified response to cybercrime — a rapidly expanding threat that costs the global economy billions each year and exploits gaps between national…

An informed source in London has told Iran’s IRNA New Agency that the UK Court of Appeal has agreed to refer the Crescent case to the country’s Supreme Court, effectively delaying the confiscation of a historic building owned by Iran’s Oil…

Despite an unprecedented wave of state-sanctioned violence by the Iranian regime, PMOI Resistance Units in Zahedan are escalating their activities across the country. The brave youths took to the streets on October 24, sending a clear and defiant…

Iran’s current level of preparedness surpasses that seen before the 12-day war, Araghchi said in an interview published on Friday with US-based journalist Dariush Sajjadi.

“Being ready does not mean expecting war,” he said. “If you are…