Iran faces Group G rivals – Belgium, Egypt, New Zealand – in 2026 FIFA World Cup, eyeing a historic knockout stage breakthrough amid fierce competition and high expectations.

Refaat Alareer, Gaza’s beloved poet and professor, was killed alongside family in an Israeli airstrike on this day two years ago. His powerful words and stories continue inspiring Palestinian resilience worldwide.

Iran’s formal registration of three Persian Gulf islands – Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb, and Abu Musa – reasserts historic sovereignty, decisively ending longstanding claims by some Arab states.

Iran prepares to launch upgraded Pars-1 and Nahid-2 satellites by early 2026, advancing multispectral imaging, communications capability, and a broader roadmap toward an integrated, self-reliant space constellation.

Iran has officially embarked on developing commercial lithium-ion batteries, driven by rising global demand and the country’s increasing focus on renewable energy and electric vehicles.

As the world marks the Day of Remembrance for Victims of Chemical Warfare, the calls for accountability over Western-enabled Iraqi chemical attacks against Iran gain momentum.

Fifteen years after his martyrdom, Iranian nuclear scientist Majid Shahriari’s legacy endures as a symbol of Iran’s scientific brilliance, faith-driven devotion, and unwavering commitment to his homeland.