POLITICS
Araghchi: Iran holding indirect talks through Qatar, but no direct meeting with US
The foreign minister says Iran is prepared to implement its seven-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in just two days based on a proposal by Qatar.
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Displaced Gazans protest reduction of food aid, warn of famine return
Displaced Palestinians in the Gaza Strip organized a protest stand rejecting the World Food Programme's decision to reduce food aid and close a number of its distribution centers.
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Greek protesters reject possible sale of Lavrio Port to Israeli firm
Demonstrators voiced opposition to the involvement of Israel Shipyards Industries, a company linked to the occupying regime's arms industry and among the firms interested in acquiring the port.
IRAN FIRST
Iranian researchers win Sussex-Huawei Challenge, advancing smartphone AI in human movement recogniti
University of Tehran researchers win the Sussex-Huawei Locomotion Challenge for a second consecutive year, using five pretrained AI models to recognize human movement and transportation modes through smartphone sensor data.
ECONOMY
Iran's economy minister announces trial roll-out of govt. asset monetisation fund
Economy Minister announces an innovative financial mechanism to supply state liquidity and optimize national resources, starting with a pilot phase at his own ministry.
PALESTINE
Israeli soldier publishes image of Palestinian journalist’s abduction during West Bank raids
The picture shows Palestinian journalist Marah Awad blindfolded and handcuffed, standing beside a masked and armed Israeli soldier outside a house in Beit Ummar town, south of the West Bank.
DEFENSE
How renewed US-Israeli attack against Iran could put Israeli nuclear infrastructure in crosshair
Renewed US-Israeli aggression against Iran’s nuclear facilities could trigger stronger retaliation and expose Israel’s clandestine nuclear infrastructure to crushing Iranian missile strikes.
DEFENSE
No geographical limits: IRGC warns of expanded response to any aggression
The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) warns that any new act of aggression against Iran will be met with a response extending beyond geographical boundaries.
INTERVIEWS
News Review: Leader’s directives to military commanders
Ayatollah Khamenei ordered the Iranian Armed Forces to be equipped with intelligent military preparedness in the face of the enemies.
POLITICS
Pezeshkian congratulates Algeria on 72nd anniversary of liberation, National Day
Pezeshkian congratulated his Algerian counterpart on the 72nd anniversary of the beginning of Algeria’s liberation revolution and the country’s National Day.
NEWS HEADLINES
Press TV's news headlines
Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 09:00 GMT, on November 1, 2026.
PALESTINE
‘Israel the murderer’: Protesters in France set US and Israeli flags ablaze
A video shows French protesters setting the US and Israeli flags on fire during protests in Lyon.
POLITICS
Explainer: How billionaires and corporate interests shape elections and policymaking in US
Billionaires continue to exert enormous influence over US elections through campaign financing, lobbying and political spending, which shows deep corporate dominance over policymaking and democratic accountability.
INTERVIEWS
US knows any high-intensity conflict with Iran would be a peer-level war: Analyst
George Katsiaficas says US military drills of digging mass graves on the battlefield indicate that Washington is contemplating the possibility of a large-scale ground conflict with Iran.
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American Gen Z has awakened
At just 20, Guy Christensen has emerged as one of the most prominent young pro-Palestinian and anti-imperialist voices in the United States.
POLITICS
Iran designates MI6 as ‘hostile group’, UK navy and air force as ‘terrorist organizations’
The Iranian Foreign Ministry announced the designation, citing the UK’s participation in the illegal US-Israeli war against Iran and the country’s decision on July 13 to designate the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) as a “threat.”
ECONOMY
Strait of Hormuz crisis threatens global copper supply, raising costs for AI and military industries
The continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz due to US aggression threatens copper supply chains through disrupted sulphur supplies and rising costs, intensifying long-term shortages that could undermine AI expansion and military production.
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Polish demonstrators hold evening rally outside constitutional court
Demonstrators gather outside Poland's constitutional court, accusing the government of undermining democracy and the rule of law.
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