Category: 1. Iran

TEHRAN- Iran’s First Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref arrived in Kazakhstan’s capital Almaty, on the head of a high-ranking delegation, on Thursday to attend Eurasian Intergovernmental Council and visit the Almaty Digital Summit 2025. This… Continue Reading

This 274-page book features a first-person narrative and an oral literature style, showcasing the strength of a woman whose worldly love complements her spiritual devotion. The timeless story chronicles Maryam Erfanian and her husband, Akbar… Continue Reading

TEHRAN – The 1st Boushehr Exhibition of Oil, Gas, Energy, Refining and Petrochemical Industry has opened in southern Boushehr province, the head of Boushehr International Exhibitions Company said. Hossein Namvar told IRNA on Thursday that 33… Continue Reading

Infighting persisted among rival factions in Tehran over possible US talks after Ali Khamenei gave an implicit green light earlier this week, though with caveats reflecting his recurrent distrust of America. At the same time, some of the key… Continue Reading

Why it matters: The strikes mark another escalation in the Israeli regime’s military aggressions along the Lebanon border. The big picture: The ceasefire, which halted months of cross-border Israeli aggressions, remains… Continue Reading

TEHRAN –The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Minister, Sattar Hashemi, and the Iraqi ambassador to Iran, Naseer Abdul Mohsen Abdullah, have explored avenues for boosting cooperation in the ICT sector, particularly artificial… Continue Reading

Washington is exhorting senior Lebanese officials to prevent Hezbollah or its allies from selecting the country’s next finance minister, Reuters reported citing sources familiar with the matter. Hezbollah has traditionally played a key role in… Continue Reading

TEHRAN, Jan. 31 (MNA) – The people of Iran’s Semnan commemorated the beginning of Ten-Day Dawn on Friday. Continue Reading

Israel has accused Iran of funneling tens of millions of dollars to Hezbollah through clandestine cash deliveries, lodging formal complaints with the US-led committee overseeing the cease-fire in Lebanon, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday.