US war rhetoric against Iran is driven less by national interest and more by corporate power, with the country’s oil and gas firmly in the crosshairs amid escalating US military threats, says an analyst.
Newly released documents show former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak requested the assistance of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in arranging an interview with Trump for Israeli media.
Iran says any act of adventurism against Tehran will have grave consequences for the region.
The first group of Palestinians returning from Egypt started to enter the Gaza Strip through the Rafah border crossing.
Former CIA director Mike Pompeo has admitted that Washington played a direct role in recent violent riots in Iran, saying the United States “directly helped” the rioters.
The head of the Iran Space Agency says the country is set to unveil a new satellite, the first images captured by its recently launched Paya satellite, and a new space facility on its National Space Technology Day.
Iran’s top military official warns that any miscalculation by enemies would trigger a forceful response.
Pakistani forces kill 145 Baloch militants after deadly attacks in Balochistan province.
An investigation has debunked the claim made by an anonymous “doctor” that 30,000 people were killed during two days of foreign-backed riots in Iran.
Imam Khomeini’s historic return to Iran in 1979 sparked global media upheaval, shifting from narratives laced with fear and distortion to recognition of a powerful and popular Islamic Revolution.
A senior Iranian commander says the enemy seeks to restore its lost domination over Iran.
Israel says it will ban Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) from working in Gaza after the medical charity refused to hand over a list of its Palestinian staff in the territory.
Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 09:00 GMT, on February 02, 2026.
Demonstrators in central Paris protesting France’s membership in the European Union tear down the EU flag in a symbolic act of defiance.
Israeli attacks claim the lives of two more Palestinians across Gaza, shortly after strikes targeting various areas across the coastal sliver killed dozens of Palestinians.
More than 1,600 internally displaced Sudanese sheltering at al-Dabba camps are facing severe shortages of basic supplies, including food, clean water, medicine, and shelter.
An Israeli claim that 70,000 children were born in Gaza during the war contradicts the reality of a collapsed healthcare system.
Life is returning as commercial trucks now make up 40 percent of Gaza's imports, helping local shops reopen.
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