Category: 1. Iran

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Royal jelly, the exclusive food of queen bees, is notoriously difficult to preserve outside the hive. This innovation could revolutionize its storage, transportation, and global use as a natural health…

On the Sidelines of 1st Int’l. Conference on U.S., Europe Studies at Tehran University;

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The murder of 24-year-old Elahe Hosseinnejad gripped Iran, sparking grief and anger over gender violence, legal discrimination and the state’s failure to protect women.

Hosseinnejad, a nail technician from Eslamshahr, south of Tehran, vanished…

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The agreement between Iran and Russia to build eight nuclear power plants in Iran signifies the serious determination of Moscow and Tehran to expand bilateral relations, particularly in the field of nuclear…

It’s not something I thought I’d be writing four months into his second term, but U.S. President Donald Trump could be on the brink of doing something great. After several rounds of talks between the United States and Iran, he…

“The tremendous success of the Ministry of Intelligence in accessing a treasure of strategic and sensitive information and documents of the Zionist regime in the fields of nuclear, military, security, and infrastructure is akin to Al-Aqsa Storm 2…

People in Iran are often accused of contributing to the country’s economic woes through wasteful habits—not just by officials, but by one another. But how much truth is there to these claims?

People in Iran are often accused of contributing to…

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The escalating violence in Gaza has led to a humanitarian crisis of unprecedented scale, with thousands of casualties and a significant number of individuals still trapped under rubble. The situation raises…

Iran’s Supreme National Security Council issued a warning on Monday that any Israeli attack on Iranian nuclear facilities will be met with a direct response targeting Israel’s concealed nuclear infrastructure.

Iran’s state broadcaster IRIB…