POLITICS
Americans turn to food banks, relatives amid longest US shutdown
Millions of Americans turn to food banks and relatives as the longest US shutdown takes its toll.
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REPORTS
China expands presence in Iran mining expo
Iran’s rich mineral wealth has drawn global attention once more at the nineteenth Iran ConMin international exhibition in Tehran.
NEWS HEADLINES
Press TV's news headlines
Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 02:00 GMT on November 6,2025.
REPORTS
Israeli ceasefire violations
Thousands of civilians in Gaza remain without food, water, and essential supplies.
PALESTINE
Italian reporter terminated after questioning Israeli role in Gaza reconstruction
An Italian journalist and Brussels-based correspondent for Rome’s Nova news agency has been released from his contract after posing a direct question to a European Commission official regarding who should bear the costs of reconstruction in Gaza.
PALESTINE
HRF files war crimes complaint in Germany against former Israeli PM Olmert
The Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF) has taken a step toward international justice for Palestinians by filing a criminal complaint in Germany against former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert.
ECONOMIC DIVIDE
The digital Yuan: A step in internationalization
China's digital yuan is growing by leaps and bounds.
SPOTLIGHT
Political earthquake in New York?
New York has a New Mayor, a first, a muslim, Zohran Mamdani.
10 MINUTES
Profile: Dick Cheney
For half a century, one man moved in the shadows of American power-pulling string, starting wars, and calling it security.
POLITICS
Iran says forced US, Israel to shift from ‘unconditional surrender’ to ‘unconditional ceasefire’
Iran’s foreign minister has hailed the country’s resilience in the face of recent 12-day US-Israeli aggression, saying this resilience forced an enemy who demanded unconditional surrender to plead for an unconditional ceasefire.
REPORTS
Israel disallows basic nutrients into Gaza amid fragile ceasefire
Israel is restricting the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza despite a ceasefire deal that took effect last month.
REPORTS
Jewish extremist groups in UK seek to intimidate pro-Palestine activists
Anti-Zionist activists have become subjected to harassment and intimidation by Jewish groups who seek to silence their voices.
POLITICS
Strong Iran-Saudi ties bring positive regional, global impact: Gharibabadi
Iran’s deputy foreign minister for international and legal affairs has underscored the strategic importance of the renewed relationship with Saudi Arabia, saying that growing cordial relations between Tehran and Riyadh are not just beneficial bilaterally but are a powerful force for regional stability and global peace.
PALESTINE
Over 26,000 sign petition in UK to expel Israel from football over Gaza genocide
A petition signed by thousand demands Israel's football ban in UK and its exclusion from international football.
PALESTINE
Israel fumes at election of Mamdani as NYC mayor over his pro-Palestine stance
Israeli ministers reacted with outrage on Wednesday to the election of Zohran Mamdani as New York’s next mayor.
ECONOMY
Iran uses oil barter to add 300 wagons to its railway fleet
Iran imports 300 wagons using funds generated from oil barter with other countries.
REPORTS
Calls for statehood restoration gains fresh momentum in Kashmir
Political parties in Indian-administered Kashmir have renewed their call for the restoration of statehood.
REPORTS
Tehran hosts 25th intl. industry exhibition
Tehran has hosted the twenty-fifth edition of the International Industry Exhibition.
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