Category: 1. Iran

Pars Today — Iranian users on the social media platform X emphasized that the recent IAEA Board of Governors resolution against Iran complicates the path of diplomacy.

The resolution, proposed by three European countries (France,…

Pars Today — The U.S. magazine Foreign Policy has assessed the European Union’s promise to Ukraine of eventual EU membership as hollow.

According to Pars Today, in an analysis titled “Europe Is Selling Ukraine a Pipe Dream,”…

Why it matters:

Such an admission not only confirms Israel’s possession of nuclear weapons, which it has never publicly acknowledged, but also highlights the risks of nuclear escalation in Middle East conflicts. Israel is…

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf said Israel would be unable to withstand a unilateral confrontation with Iran for more than a week, noting that the outcome of the 12-day conflict in June revealed the regime’s vulnerabilities…

In a statement issued on Friday, the Ministry said the move by the three European countries and the United States to draft and impose the resolution on the Board of Governors is yet another clear sign of their irresponsible conduct and ongoing…

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi announced that Tehran has officially ended the Cairo Memorandum of Understanding, the document that had governed its cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.

The 24-hour average for fine particulate matter (PM2.5) stood at 103 on Friday, placing the capital in the category affecting children, the elderly and people with heart or respiratory conditions, the Tehran Air Quality Control Company said.

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During a visit to a Russian army command center involved in the Ukraine war, Putin said Russian troops had surrounded 15 Ukrainian battalions in Kupiansk and should allow Ukrainian soldiers to lay down…

Pars Today — Iran’s Foreign Minister, while announcing the Islamic Republic’s willingness to negotiate with the United States, emphasized: “We learned many lessons during the 12-day war and are better prepared than…