Zille Eizad explains why he resigned from his position as principal software engineer at Microsoft, and how a “worker-led movement” can force tech giants to make ethical changes.
Published On 26 Oct 2025
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US Says Getting Input On Gaza International Force, Will Discuss In Qatar
“Many of the countries that have expressed an interest in participating at some level — whether it be monetary or personnel or both — are going to need that (a UN resolution or international agreement) because their domestic laws require…
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‘Apple festival’ showcases Maragheh's flourishing tourism, economy
The city of Maragheh, northwestern East Azarbaijan province, hosted the 12th edition of a festival dedicated to its well-known and high-quality apple varieties, aiming to publicize the role of agriculture in boosting local and regional tourism…
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Maduro says US ‘fabricating’ war as naval strike group nears Venezuela
Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro says the US is “fabricating” a war against him as Carrier Strike Group Twelve (CSG-12), which includes the world’s largest aircraft carrier, approaches the South American…
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Trump oversees Thailand-Cambodia extended ceasefire deal | Conflict
NewsFeed The leaders of Thailand and Cambodia have expanded a ceasefire deal in the presence of US President Donald Trump, who is in Malaysia for the ASEAN summit. In July, the president helped bring an end to their five-day border conflict.
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Larijani: 45 Iranian missiles confirmed to have hit sensitive Israeli targets
Pars Today – The Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council has stated, citing official sources from the Israeli regime, that 45 missiles fired by Iran during the 12-day conflict struck sensitive targets in Israel.
Ali…
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Israeli professor says Tel Aviv regime ‘lost right to exist’ just like Nazi Germany
An Israeli professor has drawn a parallel between Israel and Nazi Germany, saying the occupying regime has lost its right to exist over its brutal treatment of pro-Palestine activists aboard a recent Gaza aid…
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Several suspects in Louvre jewellery heist case arrested by French police | Crime News
Published On 26 Oct 2025
French authorities have detained several men in connection to the recent theft of precious jewellery from the world-renowned Louvre museum in Paris, the Paris…
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Ongoing China-U.S. trade tensions: From talks in Malaysia to start of tariff investigations
Pars Today – Amid renewed trade tensions between China and the United States, economic and trade teams from both countries began their negotiations on Saturday in the Malaysian capital.
The main news regarding the China-U.S. trade…
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Iran faces looming medicine shortages as UN sanctions strain drug supply chains
Projections based on 2024 and 2025 data, compiled before the reactivation of UN sanctions on September 28, show a widening gap between Iran’s foreign currency allocations and the pharmaceutical sector’s import needs, Mojtaba Sarkandi told…
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