Category: 1. Iran

Why it matters:

The draft law underscores…

In a phone call with his Venezuelan counterpart, Araghchi condemned what he called “the United States’ bullying approach toward Venezuela and other independent developing countries in the Western Hemisphere,” according to state media.

As the lines open, I picture Tehran under its nocturnal dome, a sky not dark but dimmed, as if a giant thumb has pressed the horizon into a bruise.

The city breathes shallowly now. Pollution maps pulse in colors that feel less like data than…

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The latest offensive underscores Israel’s systematic use of collective punishment, with civilian homes and infrastructure being turned into military zones.

Pro-Palestinian commentators argue that such…

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The meeting underscores a growing recognition in both Tehran and Islamabad that regional security cannot be addressed in isolation. Amid rising tensions in South and West Asia, Iran and Pakistan are signaling…

Hussein, Iraq’s former president, used chemical weapons extensively against Iranian forces and Iraqi Kurds during the conflict.

“The truth must prevail, and those who supported Saddam’s chemical weapons program must be held responsible,”…

“In practice, administrations use pricing policies merely to cover budget deficits and may claim they want to develop renewable resources, while this has appeared in six development plans and has not been implemented,” Reza Sepahvand, a…