REPORTS
Qazvin walking tour: From Safavid gate to traditional bazaar
The ancient city of Qazvin, once the capital of the Safavid Empire, is a treasure trove of Iranian history.
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DEFENSE
Iran's armed forces vow not to tolerate aggression from any source
The General Staff of Iran’s Armed Forces and Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters warn that the Islamic Republic will not tolerate aggression from any source.
POLITICS
Iran's main focus is deterrence, war or talks come next: IRGC official
A senior IRGC official says Iran's current strategy is to create deterrence against foreign threats.
POLITICS
Leader agrees to pardon, commute sentences of over 2,500 convicts to mark Prophet’s birth anniv
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei has instructed the pardoning or commutation of the sentences of over 2,500 convicts.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudis to borrow $8 billion amid economic fallout of US-Israel war on Iran: Report
Saudi Arabia plans to raise at least $8 billion from a fresh loan, as the US-Israel war on Iran has severely impacted the economy of the oil-rich kingdom.
POLITICS
2,300 media professionals, social media activists reaffirm commitment to Leader’s guidelines
More than 2,300 Iranian media personnel and social media activists renew their commitment to the guidelines issued by Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei.
PALESTINE
Greece inks $3.5 billion arms deal with Israel for ‘multi-layered’ air defenses
Israel and Greece have signed an air defense agreement worth $3.5 billion, which will see the Tel Aviv regime beef up Athens’ defenses and build a “multi-layered” missile system for the country.
DEFENSE
Iran warns any hostile act will be met with decisive response
Iran’s air defense chief says any mischief from the US will be met with a harsh response.
POLITICS
Iran believes peace, security must prevail throughout West Asia: Pezeshkian
President Pezeshkian underlines the need for comprehensive peace throughout West Asia, where no one will be subjected to violence.
DEFENSE
Over 1,000 Israeli soldiers killed in Iran’s retaliatory strikes: Armed Forces spokesman
The spokesman for the Iranian Armed Forces says more than 1,000 Israeli soldiers have been killed and many more injured as a result of Iran’s retaliatory strikes against military and strategic sites across the occupied territories.
POLITICS
Foreign troops must be ‘cut off’ from West Asia: Iran's deputy FM
Iran's deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi has praised the retaliatory operation conducted by the Iranian armed forces shortly after the US struck Larak Island in the country’s south, stressing that foreign troops must learn the lesson and leave the region.
INTERVIEWS
US underestimated Iran’s strength and lost the war: Human rights activist
Human rights activist, Firas al-Najim, says the US government underestimated Iran’s strength and lost the war.
POLITICS
Pezeshkian: Iran committed to dialogue despite US pursuit of war, insecurity
The Iranian president says Tehran remains committed to negotiations to promote peace and security despite the warmongering attitude of the US.
FOREIGN POLICY
Explainer: As US-Canada trade war heats up, what do new tariffs mean for friends-turned-foes
After talks collapsed, the US imposed 50% tariffs on $27.6 billion in Canadian goods, prompting Canada's dollar-for-dollar retaliation effective September 8, escalating a trade war that now threatens supply chains, consumer prices, and political stability ahead of November midterms.
CONVERSATIONS
US-Venezuela oil deal a new phase in long history of US interventionism in Latin America: Journalist
US-Venezuela oil agreement extends beyond commerce, reflecting Washington’s longstanding history of intervention, influence, and strategic resource interests across Latin America and the Caribbean, says journalist Alejandro Kirk.
INTERVIEWS
Iran’s resistance changed balance of power in West Asia: Analyst
Military analyst Ali Hamie says Iran’s resistance has changed the balance of power in the West Asia region.
REPORTS
Five years after US withdrawal, Afghanistan still bears the legacy of America’s longest war
Five years after the last American military aircraft left Afghanistan, the consequences of nearly two decades of war continue to shape the country.
MILITARY
Afghanistan five years after Taliban’s return: The ruins of America’s longest and disastrous war
Five years after the Taliban's return, Afghanistan remains a ruin of America's longest, costliest war – a catastrophic occupation that failed militarily, politically, and morally, leaving behind economic collapse, humanitarian crisis, and enduring instability.
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