Category: 1. Iran

The report said a Tehran-based nuclear diagnostics firm, Imen Gostar Raman Kish, advertised that several of its radiation-safety devices use Geiger-Müller radiation-detection tubes produced by Centronic Ltd, a company that supplies the UK…

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The Hebrew-language media space has faced years of extensive limitations and censorship, preventing audiences from accessing diverse viewpoints. The new platform enables create direct access to alternative…

Grossi told reporters in Manila that the agency’s aim was to “restore continuity of knowledge” and reestablish full verification inside Iran. His comments followed last week’s decision by the UN watchdog’s 35-member Board of Governors…

The Gaza Humanitarian Fund (GHF) closed its sites in October after the United Nations and other NGOs were allowed to resume deliveries in the war-torn enclave, which has been recognised as a genocide by the UN.

Speaking about GHF’s…

According to Iran’s Foreign Ministry, Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi held talks with Fernando Arias, Director-General of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), during his visit to The Hague for the annual…

Pars Today – The head of Iran’s International Scientific Cooperation Center at the Ministry of Science, during a meeting with the Indonesian ambassador, emphasized the development of joint scientific, academic, and cultural cooperation…

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The strikes highlight escalating tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan, with Kabul accusing Islamabad of undermining recent efforts to stabilize cross-border relations. Civilian casualties risk fueling…

Public closures have been imposed in the Iranian capital, Tehran, as well as in surrounding cities due to heavy air pollution, with government authorities introducing restrictions on transportation and industrial activity across the region.