PALESTINE
EU urges US to reconsider visa denial for Palestinian UN delegation
The EU has urged Washington to reconsider its decision to deny visas to Palestinian officials ahead of the UN General Assembly.
LATEST
POLITICS
Iran dismisses White House accusations as ‘flight from reality,’ ‘act of projection’
Iran says the latest accusations leveled by the White House spokesperson against Tehran were a flight from reality and an act of projection.
MILITARY
Pentagon probe finds ‘cascade of preventable failures’ behind US strike on Minab school
US officials knew within hours that the military was responsible for the deadly Minab school strike, according to officials involved in a Pentagon internal investigation.
SCIENCE AND TECH
Iranian CO2 recovery project named a finalist of 2026 WPC Energy Excellence Awards
An Iranian carbon-recovery project has been named among the finalists of the 2026 WPC Energy Excellence Awards, placing an Iranian technology alongside projects from major Western countries,
CONVERSATIONS
BRICS paving way for alternative world order, not a war machine against West: Analyst
The New Delhi BRICS summit highlighted the bloc’s evolving role as a transitional alliance, expanding alternatives in payments, financing, security and diplomacy without fully rejecting existing structures, says an analyst.
POLITICS
Iran, Pakistan FMs discuss regional developments, energy supplies
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and his Pakistani counterpart Ishaq Dar discuss regional developments and issues of mutual interest in a phone call on Saturday.
SAUDI ARABIA
Black smoke, flames rise near Riyadh airport amid Yemen strikes
Flames and a large plume of black smoke rise from the fuel storage area at King Khalid International Airport in the Saudi capital Riyadh amid Yemen’s retaliatory drone and missile strikes.
REPORTS
Hundreds of thousands of people in Tehran attend rally, parade dubbed 'Sacrifice for Iran'
A rally has been held in the Iranian capital Tehran, with the participation of tens of thousands of people who have volunteered to defend the country against enemies.
PALESTINE
Remembering Sabra and Shatila massacre: Why memory is the ultimate shield against erasure
The Sabra and Shatila massacre carried out by the Israeli military and Christian Phalangist militia group killed hundreds of Palestinian refugees and Lebanese civilians in 1982, the scars of which are still fresh.
SYRIA
Syria’s HTS declines Saudi bid for militants against Yemeni forces: Report
Syria’s ruling HTS regime has reportedly turned down a formal request from Saudi Arabia to dispatch combatants to the kingdom to help counter advancing Yemeni Armed Forces.
INTERVIEWS
Pentagon criticized for failing to release real number of US troops casualties
US media reports suggest that the Pentagon has undercounted the real number of casualties among its troops during the war with Iran.
POLITICS
Araghchi: Military intervention cannot create security; coercion cannot bring peace
Araghchi says military intervention cannot create security and coercion cannot bring peace.
INTERVIEWS
US president using Greenland as foreign policy success
Political commentator Greg Simons says Trump is trying to use Greenland to buy credibility following his foreign policy failures ahead of the midterm elections.
NEWS HEADLINES
Press TV's news headlines
Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 10:00 GMT on September 19, 2026.
IN-DEPTH
Jordan: the Kingdom of compromise - Part 2
King Hussein offered Israel more concessions to end the Six-Day War than those outlined in the U.N. resolution, including navigation rights in the Gulf of Aqaba and deeper influence over the Suez Canal.
IRAN FIRST
University of Tehran scientists develop bio-scaffolds for bone repair
Scientists at the College of Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Studies at the University of Tehran have designed and fabricated novel bio-scaffolds for repairing bone defects.
POLITICS
Handala hacker group publishes selfie images of 700 Israeli ‘security’ personnel
The Handala hacker group says it infiltrated the mobile phones of hundreds of people affiliated with Israel’s so-called security structures and obtained images from their front-facing cameras.
POLITICS
Iran Judiciary issues indictments against US, Israeli officials over assassinations
Iran’s Judiciary has issued indictments against 159 senior US and Israeli political and military officials over the assassination of the martyred Leader, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, and military commanders.
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website