Category: 1. Iran

Israeli officials also denied that the proposal was from the US, saying on Monday that no Israeli government could accept it, according to the Reuters news agency.

The conflicting reports came as Israeli forces kept up their relentless…

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Qalibaf’s re-election signifies continuity in leadership within the Iranian Parliament, which may impact legislative priorities and the government’s approach to key issues in the coming year.

The big…

Iran is open to compromise in nuclear talks with the United States, but uranium enrichment remains non-negotiable, CNN reported citing an interview with foreign ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei on Monday.

“If the intention is to make sure…

“We believe that the common borders of the two countries should be free from insecurity and the presence and activities of terrorist and criminal groups,” Pezeshkian said in a joint press conference with Pakistani Prime Minister Muhammad…

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The incident has raised urgent questions about public safety planning at major city events. What should have been a historic, joyful moment for Liverpool Football Club supporters has instead sparked public…

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The call for sanctions reflects a growing concern among legal professionals about the U.K.’s role in addressing Israeli war crimes and human rights violations in Palestine, emphasizing the need for…

Iran is increasingly blending hazardous petrochemicals into its gasoline supply to address a growing shortfall in domestic fuel production, risking environmental damage and endangering public health, according to confidential documents reviewed…

On the anniversary of the death of Ebrahim Raisi, the executioner of Iranian political prisoners, Ali Khamenei, the regime’s supreme leader, organized 120,000 ceremonies at enormous expense to try to boost the morale of the executioners,…