
IRAN ELECTION 2024
Ghazizadeh Hashemi quits Iran’s presidential race
Amir-Hossein Ghazizadeh Hashemi, one among the six candidates who are vying to become Iran’s next president, quits the race.

Amir-Hossein Ghazizadeh Hashemi, one among the six candidates who are vying to become Iran’s next president, quits the race.

Islamic Republic of Iran is in a major transition phase after Martyr President Ebrahim Raeisi opened the gates to economic and trade prosperity.

Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei made the remarks in a meeting with foreign ambassadors and heads of offices of international organizations in Tehran.

The number of Palestinians who have died in Israeli jails since October 7 is the highest since 1967, a report says.

EU foreign policy Chief Josep Borell also warns that the region cannot afford another war.

Iran’s railway company supplies over 500 new home-made rolling stocks to the country’s rail network.

This edition of Iran Votes 2024 covers such issues as economy, confronting Western sanctions, long-term political stability and promotion of women roles.

The Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman referred to a comprehensive bilateral cooperation agreement that has been negotiated between the two sides for years.

Foreign Minister Baerbock said there was a need for global powers to mediate a decrease in tensions in the region.

Irrespective of who wins the June 28 election, the Iranian government will continue to act with authority to defend national interests globally, says a former Iranian diplomat.

Amid Israeli genocide in Gaza, Palestinian and regional resistance groups continued their operations against the regime and its Western backers on Tuesday, June 25.

In a region where the ballot box is a rare symbol of citizen voice, Iran stands as a beacon of electoral participation.

George Galloway delves into whether Putin’s visits to North Korea and Vietnam signal a shift in geopolitical alliances.

Iran and Russia sign a major agreement for supply of gas from Russia to Iran.

The Turkish president says Benjamin Netanyahu's plans to ignite a war in Lebanon will lead to a great disaster.

Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has asked Iranians to turn out and vote in large numbers on the Election Day.

Two Israeli wars against Lebanon in 2000 and 2006 were met with strong resistance from Hezbollah, resulting in the retreat of the regime in both conflicts.

Contrary to what Western media headlines say about elections in Iran, what I have witnessed is vibrancy of democratic processes and the true spirit of democracy.