“Out of over $270 billion in total non-oil exports from 2018 to 2025, nearly $95.6 billion—about 35 percent—has yet to return to Iran’s official financial system,” Tasnim said.
The report said the unreturned funds relate to exports…
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India to reopen embassy in Kabul after 4-year hiatus amid new Taliban ties | News
India reopens embassy in Kabul, marking its first diplomatic engagement with the Taliban since their 2021 takeover.
India has announced that it is upgrading its technical mission in Kabul to a full-fledged embassy, cementing its first high-level…
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Trump falls short as Venezuelan politician wins 2025 Nobel Peace Prize
Pars Today — The Nobel Committee has announced Venezuelan politician María Corina Machado as the winner of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize.
The Nobel Committee on Friday announced Venezuelan politician and opposition leader…
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Iran’s large kiwi crop eases prices for Indian importers
India enjoys year-round availability of imported kiwifruit, mainly the Hayward variety, brought in from Chile, Iran, and New Zealand, with smaller quantities arriving from Greece and Italy, says Jatin Bajaj of fresh produce importer…
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Gaza has become the graveyard of journalism
No war in modern history has claimed so many members of the press, not World War Two, not Vietnam, not Iraq or Afghanistan. Gaza has become the deadliest place on earth to practice journalism.
In Gaza today, telling the…
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Iranian Court Sentences Baha’i Man to Six Years in Prison
An Iranian court has sentenced Keyvan Dehqani, a Baha’i from Isfahan, to six years in prison, two years of exile, and a fine.Branch 11 …
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Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of ‘violating Kabul’s sovereign territory’
The Afghan Taliban has accused Pakistan of violating Kabul’s “sovereign territory”, describing it as an “unprecedented, violent, and provocative act”.
The allegation comes after two loud blasts were heard in the city late on Thursday.
Pakistan had…
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China tightens export controls on rare-earth metals: Why this matters | Business and Economy News
China tightened export controls for critical rare-earth metals on Thursday.
The new restrictions were announced by the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, and come ahead of an expected meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and United States…
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Nobel Committee Tried Its Best to Give Trump a Peace Prize
The Nobel Committee has frequently given the peace prize to major war makers, and frequently to do-gooders whose work in a variety of fields has been unrelated to abolishing war. It has also often given the prize to opponents and victims of…
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