Iranian media’s global reach, even noted in a recent Israeli think tank report, shows soft power that challenges Western narratives and shapes alternative discourse worldwide through multilingual networks.
A recent report has shown that at least 110 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli prisons ever since hawkish leader of the Jewish Power Party, Itamar Ben-Gvir, became Israel's so-called security minister in December 2022.
Japanese citizens and social groups held rallies on Sunday in Yokosuka City, demanding that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi retract her erroneous remarks regarding China's Taiwan region, and opposing her plans to expand the military.
Prof. Abdulaziz Sachedina, a pioneering Muslim scholar in Shia theology, bioethics, and human rights, passes away at 83, leaving a lasting legacy in Islamic studies and interfaith dialogue.
The UN special rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territory sharply criticizes the Gaza situation as “total political collapse of moral accountability.”
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the central point of disagreement with the US is Washington’s refusal to acknowledge Iran’s right to peaceful nuclear technology.
The First Intifada, which took place on this day 38 years ago, was sparked by decades of occupation, transformed Palestinian resistance, reshaped political dynamics, and inspired global solidarity.
The Great Wall of Gorgan, a 200-km Sassanid masterpiece in Golestan province, used 200 million bricks, advanced canals, and 38 forts to defend Iran’s frontier -an engineering marvel rivaling global ancient barriers.
An IRGC spokesman says Iran conducted two missile strikes on the Haifa oil refinery while it killed 36 people during a raid directed at a Mossad installation during the June war.