
IRAN TODAY
Iran’s nuclear file: The game goes on
At the IAEA, a disputed resolution on Iran’s nuclear program passed, revealing deep divisions and political interference.

At the IAEA, a disputed resolution on Iran’s nuclear program passed, revealing deep divisions and political interference.

A new report has exposed financial relationships between top European institutions and 104 companies complicit in Israel’s genocidal war on the Gaza Strip.

Iran’s security chief says an ‘American-Zionist plot’ was behind the June war against the Islamic Republic, stressing Israel is facing internal turmoil.
The Palestinian national football team secures a place in the Arab Cup, edging out Libya 4-3 in a penalty shootout following a tense 0-0 draw in their playoff match in Doha.

The UN Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories has criticized the lack of international support for Palestinians and the US-driven reconstruction plan for Gaza.

Santoor is a very special musical instrument invented by the Iranians.

This episode takes a look at Persian interior designs.

Israeli news outlet Haaretz says the occupying regime’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu caused Israel to suffer defeats on every front.

An investigative report has revealed that former US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was involved in 2006 smear campaigns against two influential political scientists criticizing the Israeli regime’s interference in the American political system.

Iran strongly condemns the US military escalation in the Caribbean and its bullying approach against Venezuela, warning against Israeli influence in the region.

The Venezuelan president says the US ‘cannot defeat’ his ‘invincible’ country amid growing tensions with Washington.

Iran is advancing homegrown satellite mapping, marine charting, and GPS precision systems.
Iran’s top security official Ali Larijani is on an official visit to Pakistan.

The West does not speak about the slaughter of civilians in Sudan because the UAE has bought and paid for its silence, says a senior Sudanese commander.

Syria’s Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) forces open fire on large-scale protests led by the country’s Alawite minority in the coastal regions in another act of sectarian violence.

The Rasht-Astara railway line completes the International North-South Transport Corridor, transforming Iran into a transit hub, reshaping Eurasian trade, and forging new geopolitical alliances.
A senior UN human rights expert denounces the European Union and the United States for enabling the Israeli regime’s ongoing assault on Gaza.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 02:00 GMT on November 26,2025.