Category: 1. Iran

Why it matters:

The five-day race, running from May 27 to May 31, showcases Iran’s growing sports diplomacy, bringing together international and domestic athletes.

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• 11 teams: Seven international squads…

The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that most medical supplies have been depleted in the Gaza Strip, and nearly half of essential medicines, including painkillers and antibiotics, are no longer available as 51 agency trucks await…

In an interview with Syria’s state-run Al-Ikhbariya television channel, Abu Qasra said that the previous Syrian army’s reputation was tarnished by crimes against citizens.

“We are working to bridge the gap between the army and the…

Peskov made the remarks in response to comments by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who said Ukraine is no longer subject to range limitations on Western-supplied weaponry.

“If such decisions have indeed been made, they are entirely at odds…

Iranian judicial authorities have confirmed the assassination of Judge Ehsan Bagheri, head of Branch 102 of the Criminal Court in southern Iranian city of Shiraz, in what official described a “terrorist attack” early Tuesday morning.

Noem, who concluded a visit to Israel on Monday, told Fox News that her talks with Netanyahu were “candid and direct”. Her comments come days after US and Iranian officials held their fifth round of nuclear talks in Rome.

“President Trump…

TEHRAN – Roberto Piazza has named his 16-man team for the 2025 FIVB Men’s Volleyball Nations League.

Team Melli will start the prestigious campaign with a match against Brazil on June 11 in Rio de Janeiro.

Iran will also meet the U.S., Slovenia,…

The issue has come into focus in recent weeks, with Iran staunchly defending its right to enrich uranium as part of a civilian nuclear programme, while the United States wants it to stop.

The negotiations, which began in April, are the…

Iran’s Jomhouri Eslami newspaper has sharply criticized what it describes as “self-imposed sanctions,” warning that domestic mismanagement and corruption are exacerbating the country’s economic crisis more than foreign sanctions.