An Iranian court has sentenced three Sunni religious activists to a combined 34 years in prison and internal exile on terrorism charges. …
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Iran Sentences 3 Sunni Activists to Decades in Prison
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Gorgan festival to highlight nomadic life
TEHRAN—Gorgan will hold the 17th Iranian ethnic culture festival during November 16-18. The three-day event will host cultural, artistic and handicraft groups from all over the country and nine foreign countries.
According to Mehr news agency,…
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Iranian museum wins a Guinness world record
TEHRAN—Yekta Specialized Stamp Museum, with more than 2.5 million stamps, has been registered in the Guinness Book of Records.
Announcing this, museum director Seyyed Hassan Mousavi said that this success is the result of years of effort and…
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Iran, South Africa emphasize expanding cooperation in handicrafts
TEHRAN—Deputy Minister of Handicrafts Maryam Jalali-Dehkordi in a meeting with Sehloho Francis Moloi, South Africa’s ambassador to the Islamic Republic of Iran, emphasized the strengthening of joint relations in handicrafts sector.
In this…
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Persian handicrafts on show at Shanghai Intl. Import Expo
TEHRAN – Several Iranian companies are participating in the 2025 Shanghai International Import Expo, which runs through November 10, the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts announced on Thursday.
Farzad Ojani, head of the…
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Senior Iranian diplomat: Reviving nuclear talks depends on U.S. behavior
Pars Today — Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister said Friday that “missiles are for the defense of national sovereignty and territorial integrity and are not up for negotiation,” adding that the continuation or resumption of nuclear…
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Blue Mosque of Tabriz to undergo emergency restoration with minimal intervention
TEHRAN – The centuries-old Blue Mosque of Tabriz will undergo emergency restoration with minimal intervention to prevent further loss of its original tilework, a local official said.
On Wednesday, Vahid Navadad, East Azarbaijan province’s…
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UNESCO recognizes Cyrus Cylinder as one of world’s earliest human rights charters
TEHRAN – UNESCO’s General Conference on Thursday adopted a resolution recognizing the Cyrus Cylinder as one of the world’s earliest declarations promoting cultural diversity and human rights.
The resolution, titled “Cyrus Cylinder: An Early…
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Pakistan's nuclear ambitions were aimed at countering India, but turned into 'Islamic Bomb': Ex-CIA officer Barlow
Washington [US], November 7 (ANI): Pakistan’s primary motive for developing nuclear weapons was to counter India, but Islamabad’s nuclear ambition under its architect and a prolific proliferator, Abdul Qadeer Khan, evolved it into an ‘Islamic…
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Belgium’s Liege Airport Halts Flights Again After New Drone Sighting
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Belgium’s air traffic control agency, Skeyes, reported that a drone was detected around 7:30 a.m. local time (06:30 GMT), prompting a temporary shutdown of Liege Airport. Operations later resumed,…
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