Hawkish Israeli minister in charge of illegal settlements, Orit Strock, sharply criticizes Trump’s so-called “Board of Peace” plan, and calls on the Tel Aviv regime to reoccupy the war-ravaged Gaza Strip.
Iran’s Judiciary dismisses reports about denial of medical services to detained rioters with an acute illness or critical physical condition.
Hormozgan province is home to arid deserts, salt flats, mangrove forests, coral reefs, and vividly colored soils, showcasing exceptional biodiversity and establishing it as a leading destination for sustainable, nature-based tourism in Iran.
Germany is facing renewed calls to withdraw billions of euros’ worth of its gold reserves from vaults in the United States amid concerns over Trump’s unpredictability.
Iran files legal and criminal complaints in international forums against the United States, the Israeli regime, and several terrorist groups for supporting and financing subversive actions against Iran’s national security.
A deadly winter storm sweeping across the US has left at least seven people dead and caused widespread power outages, affecting one million Americans.
The US House-passed spending bill rejected the full proposed cuts, providing $20 million for cameras at ICE and CBP without requiring deployment.
Qeshm, Iran’s biggest island and the 1st UNESCO geopark in the region, is quite a sight to see, with breathtaking nature and tens of thousands of years worth of history.
Anti-imperialist movements take to the streets of Granada, demanding their government break ties with imperialist powers.
Many thousands take to the streets of Brussels, slamming the Belgian government for putting military spending ahead of social needs.
Iraq’s Kata’ib Hezbollah movement has voiced its readiness to enter any possible war in defense of Iran, calling on resistance fighters worldwide to mobilize for this purpose.
Israeli warplanes have conducted a new wave of aggression across southern Lebanon and the eastern Bekaa Valley.
This episode seeks to see the broader picture of the current Western and US-Israeli aggression against Iran as part of a larger pattern of hostility affecting all countries in the region.
This episode centers on the intersection of civil rights and immigration policies in the US, exploring the current situation on the ground, analyzing the reasons behind recent ICE crackdowns and their implications for the future of America.
The chances of a partial US government shutdown have gone up after a second fatality at the hands of federal immigration agents in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
After Israel revoked the operating licenses of Doctors Without Borders (MSF), the medical charity says it will share a limited staff list to continue aid operations across Gaza.
India has stood with Iran at the United Nations Human Rights Council, voting against a Western-backed resolution targeting Tehran over the recent acts of terrorism in Iran.
President Miguel Diaz-Canel says the drills are aimed at deterring potential aggression from the United States.
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