IRAN
Iran: The great game, part I
This documentary examines the historical roots of Iran's conflict with the West.
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IRAN FIRST
Iranian researchers develop low-cost nano sensor for early detection of toxic formaldehyde gas
Researchers at Iran's Amirkabir University of Technology have developed a highly sensitive, low-cost gas sensor capable of detecting formaldehyde, a hazardous air pollutant linked to respiratory diseases and cancer.
REPORTS
Tunisian voices condemn regional wars, international law violations
As wars ravage Gaza, Lebanon, Iran, and Yemen, Tunisian voices censure Israeli and US violations of international law and criticize global inaction.
REPORTS
Jenin base plan exposes Israeli expansionism into Area A
New legal documents suggest Israel plans a permanent military base in Jenin’s Area A, signaling a major shift in its West Bank presence.
REPORTS
Seville protest calls for release of Sumud Convoy activists in Libya
Protesters in southern Spain call for the release of Gaza-bound Global Sumud Land Convoy activists on a prolonged hunger-and-thirst strike.
REPORTS
Strait of Hormuz crisis stokes concerns for oil dependent Iraqi economy
Regional tensions and Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz heighten economic concerns, strengthening calls for Iraq to diversify beyond oil-dependent revenues.
REPORTS
Gaza children caught between pain and Israel’s delayed evacuations
Thousands of Palestinian patients, including children, remain trapped between worsening illness, wounds, and closed crossings.
PALESTINE
US denies visa to Palestine football chief for World Cup attendance
Palestinian Football Association President Jibril Rajoub says he has been denied a visa to enter the United States for the FIFA World Cup, highlighting concerns over restrictions affecting Palestinian officials amid ongoing tensions in West Asia.
FOREIGN POLICY
North Korea condemns US plan to sell advanced missile to South Korea
North Korea has condemned Washington’s approval of a major sale of advanced missiles to South Korea.
PALESTINE
Hezbollah pounds Israeli army’s technical devices in southern Lebanon
Hezbollah resistance fighters have targeted and destroyed the technical devices of Israeli occupation forces in southern Lebanon with a kamikaze drone.
FOREIGN POLICY
China 'strongly dissatisfied' after US blacklists major companies over alleged military ties
China has expressed "strong dissatisfaction" with a US move to blacklist several major Chinese companies over alleged military ties, warning of retaliation if the firms are not treated fairly.
DEFENSE
World will soon hear echo of Iran’s victory: Top general
An Iranian military commander says the world will soon hear the echo of Iran’s victory and the triumph of the resistance over the aggressive and terrorist enemy.
CULTURE
Iranian researcher says found what could be the oldest waqf deed in Islamic world
An Iranian researcher says he has identified a rare waqf (Islamic endowment) deed that could be the oldest known surviving waqf document in the Islamic world.
POLITICS
'You reap what you sow': Iran's parl. speaker warns US against breaking potential commitments
Iran's top legislator warns the US against reneging on the commitments that Washington could undertake as part of a potential MoU or agreement with the Islamic Republic.
POLITICS
FM outlines contours of proposed MoU, says diplomacy’s role is to consolidate battlefield gains
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi outlines the structure of a potential memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States.
DEFENSE
June 12: Iran says MoU with US nearing completion, while reaffirming red lines and military readines
Iran said a MOU with the US is nearing completion, while reaffirming its red lines and warning that it remains fully prepared to respond to any enemy aggression.
POLITICS
US spy chief reveals declassified files exposing US-backed overseas biolab network
The US spy chief releases declassified documents revealing longstanding US funding for more than 120 biological laboratories across over 30 countries.
PALESTINE
UK judge brands Palestine Action activists ‘terrorists’ for storming Israeli weapons company
A UK judge has ruled that four Palestine Action activists have a “terrorist connection” for damaging a British site of the Israeli weapons manufacturer Elbit Systems.
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