
ECONOMY
Iran has considerable gold, forex reserves; snapback insignificant: Expert
An expert says a return of UN sanctions on Iran would fail to disrupt its economic stability.

An expert says a return of UN sanctions on Iran would fail to disrupt its economic stability.
The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has called for more protests across the world in support for Palestinians against the Israeli genocide and the regime's use of starvation as weapon against the people in the besieged Gaza Strip.

Donald Trump slaps additional 25% tariff on India, doubling levies days after initial 25% duty.

UN health agency also says ‘arbitrary denial’ of medical teams to Gaza leading to more deaths across the besieged Palestinian region.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories, 17:00 GMT on August 06, 2025

Iran has a plan to build 5.2 GW of coal-fired power plants in the next 16 years.

In Sana'a, a graduation parade brought together thousands of university students trained in a military program dubbed “Al-Aqsa Flood.”

The Israeli regime’s forces have killed the former captain of the Palestinian national football team in Gaza.

The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has reaffirmed its readiness to deliver a forceful response to any threats posed by its adversaries.
Lebanon’s Hezbollah resistance movement has decried the Beirut government’s decision to disarm the group as a “grave sin” as it weakens the country in the face of Israeli aggression, saying that it will disregard it “as if it did not exist”.

The families of Iranian victims of terrorism have issued an open letter to Italy’s judiciary and top lawmakers, condemning the reception given to the ringleader of the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) during her visit to Rome last Wednesday.

Israel's Hasbara machine just got a 2,000% budget boost.
This episode looks at the Israeli regime regarding the upcoming military plans in the Gaza Strip.

35 UN experts demand an end to Israel’s militarized aid model that has killed 859 aid seekers in Gaza.
Airdropping food pallets into Gaza is not enough to ease the suffering of besieged Palestinians.

The 120 MW Aftab Sharq solar plant in Isfahan, a €305 million project set to expand to 600 MW, advances Iran’s renewable capacity goals amid Western sanctions.

A report by an Israeli think tank advocates “regime change” in Iran, yet underscores the implausibility of this goal—especially after the recent war that exposed the costly nature of Israeli-US plots.

India must deal with the US the way the Islamic Republic of Iran has, says a veteran Indian journalist, noting that the tariff fallout is a sign of “diplomatic miscalculation.”