Nearly $30 million has been stolen from tourists in an elaborate credit card fraud scheme in the Turkish coastal resort of Kusadasi, leading to the arrest of 20 people, including the suspected mastermind, according to Turkish media.
Turkish site…
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What to know about 1,500-year-old Byzantine tomb uncovered in Syria
The remains of an underground Byzantine tomb complex believed to be 1,500 years old was discovered in northern Syria, highlighting the rich cultural heritage of the country that has suffered massive destruction during the 14-year civil war.
What…
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Efforts underway to triple capacity of Iran nuclear plants
Mohammad Eslami made the remarks after a meeting with the members of the Iranian Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Commission on Monday, stating that one of the main commitments of the AEOI under the 7th development plan of Iran…
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Netanyahu Doesn’t Care About Israel’s Security
Why it matters:
Golan’s statements highlight a growing concern among Israeli leaders and citizens regarding the regime’s approach to its ongoing war in Gaza.
The big picture:
Since the start of Israeli brutal attacks on…
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Ukraine Says Russia Launched Biggest Drone Attack Since Onset Of War
Russia hit Ukraine overnight with its largest drone attack since the start of the war, causing some damage at a military airfield in the west of the country that was one of its main targets, the Ukrainian air force announced on Monday.
It was…
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Ancient clay jars unearthed following road erosion in western Iran
TEHRAN – Two large clay jars, possibly dating back to prehistoric times, have been discovered in Dehloran county of Ilam province, western Iran.
The artifacts emerged following a roadside collapse caused by soil erosion and were promptly…
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Asian ambassadors visit Bisotun complex
TEHRAN—Ambassadors of Malaysia, Bangladesh, Brunei, and Uzbekistan visited the Bisotun complex in the western province of Kermanshah on Sunday.
The top diplomats were attracted by the splendor and grandeur of this historical complex. They called…
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Persian carpet returned to UN library in Geneva
TEHRAN — A Persian carpet, which had been on display in one of the United Nations headquarters buildings in Geneva since 1935, has been returned to its place following the renovation of the building.
According to ISNA, Iran’s Ambassador and…
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Meymand, Hassanabad nationally registered for traditional glassmaking, carpet weaving
TEHRAN – A public celebration is set to be held in Fars province, southern Iran, to mark the recent designation of Meymand as the National City of Traditional Glassmaking and Hassanabad as the National City of Carpet.
The event will take place…
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Senior Iranian Cleric Kazem Seddighi Confirms Son’s Arrest Under Judicial Order
In an interview with Tasnim News Agency, Seddighi underlined his full respect for the rule of law, saying everyone must respect the law. The temporary Friday prayers leader of Tehran noted, “If the judiciary reaches a decision about my son, I…
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