REPORTS
7 Million adults in France struggle to get enough food
According to a report by Action Against Hunger, around 7 million adults in France experience food insecurity.
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INTERVIEWS
Netanyahu wants to go to war with Iran before election, while Trump does not: Analyst
Greg Simons says political considerations in Washington and Tel Aviv may be influencing decision-making amid escalating tensions with Iran.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi airstrikes kill 9 civilians, wound four in Yemen’s Taiz
Saudi airstrikes kill eight Yemeni fishermen off Taiz coast, while separate attacks kill one civilian and wound four others in the same province.
POLITICS
Mexican artist honors Minab school victims with ‘Butterflies’ artwork
María Xitcat presented an artwork commemorating children killed in a US airstrike on a school in Iran’s Minab.
PALESTINE
Handala hacking group releases footage from inside Israeli military
Handala releases images and videos obtained from inside Israeli military bases during recent wars, noting that its infiltrators remain embedded within the Israeli military establishment.
ECONOMY
Iran’s apparel industry draws on its European export past to expand reach
A fashion festival in Isfahan sets the stage for Iran’s apparel industry to build on its textile heritage, European export history and manufacturing expertise while exploring new technologies and regional markets.
POLITICS
Source: Iran has prepared for an all-out, multi-layered, and comprehensive war against enemy
A senior security official told Press TV on Wednesday that Iran has prepared for an all-out, multi-layered, and comprehensive war as tensions continue to escalate.
NEWS HEADLINES
Press TV's news headlines
Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 02:00 GMT on October 21, 2026.
INTERVIEWS
‘US started war, is responsible for its consequences’: Political commentator
Author and journalist, Daniel Lazare says Iran is entitled to seek $300 billion in reparations from the US.
INTERVIEWS
‘US must start by agreeing to Iran’s terms’: Political analyst
Author and journalist, Robert Fantina says repeated US attacks during negotiations have destroyed Iran’s trust in Washington.
INTERVIEWS
‘Iran acted correctly in face of US aggression’: Political analyst
Journalist and political analyst, John Bosnitch says Trump is under the influence of pro-Israeli lobbies.
NEWS BULLETIN
Massive floods sweep southeastern French town
Entire residential neighborhoods in the town of Saint-Mitre-les-Remparts in southeastern France were submerged after severe storms struck the Mediterranean coast.
POLITICS
Iran condemns ongoing illegal US measures targeting Cuba
Iran’s Foreign Ministry condemns the US’s ongoing illegal actions against Cuba, denouncing Washington’s sanctions and attempts to intimidate Cuban officials and public figures.
NEWS BULLETIN
Fireworks in Tirana as Albania police clash with protesters
Clashes between protesters and police continue in the Albanian capital of Tirana.
NEWS BULLETIN
Palestinians mourn relatives martyred in airstrikes on Gaza City, Khan Yunis
Gaza City witnessed scenes of widespread grief during the funeral of the martyrs Akram Yassin and his wife Dina.
SPOTLIGHT
Protests plaguing Europe
Across Europe, protests are growing over rising living costs, fuel prices, unaffordable housing, education problems, deteriorating public services, and austerity measures.
POLITICS
Nuclear issue just a pretext; US opposes Iran’s Islamic establishment, resistance: FM
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the US’s dispute with Iran lies in Washington’s opposition to Iran’s Islamic establishment and its refusal to accept American dominance.
POLITICS
No negotiations until US takes trust-building steps: Iran’s security chief
Iran’s top security official asserts that “there will be no negotiations” with the United States until Washington takes steps to build trust.
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