The UN special rapporteur for the occupied Palestinian territories issues her latest damning report on the Israeli regime’s genocide in the Gaza Strip.
Iran’s next national census will rely on information from data banks rather than interviews with people.
An organization representing journalists working for international media outlets reporting from Israel and the Palestinian territories has urged the Israeli regime to grant foreign journalists entry into Gaza, ahead of a court hearing.
The ruling came as aid agencies struggle to expand relief operations under a fragile cease-fire agreed earlier this month.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry says it will continue to pursue Esfandiari's full freedom.
Iran’s second-largest carmaker unveils the country’s first home-grown plug-in hybrid.
Iran’s economy continues to advance despite tough Western sanctions.
Israel’s Knesset gave preliminary approval on Wednesday to a controversial bill to annex the occupied West Bank.
A new poll has revealed that the majority of Americans want their country to recognize the Palestinian state.
Here are Press TV's latest top stories, 17:00 GMT on October 22, 2024.
In this episode of attrition, Ammar Kazmi speaks with Lebanese-based producer Laith Marouf about the Gaza ceasefire.
Hebrew media focused on the positions Netanyahu launched against Iran and on Yair Lapid, the opposition the leader, responding to him.
Medical sources and Gaza officials say signs of torture, field executions were visible on Palestinian bodies returned by Israel,
The Palestinian resistance movement Islamic Jihad has reiterated its commitment to the ceasefire agreement with the Israeli regime in Gaza, but vowed not to surrender its weapons.
Indian filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma faces fierce backlash after comparing Israel’s genocide in Gaza to the Hindu festival of Diwali.
US President claims that Prime Minister assured him New Delhi would halt Russian oil imports.
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says Iran will not return to negotiations with the United States so long as Washington continues its policy of excessive demands.
The Gaza Government Media Office says that only 986 out of 6,600 aid trucks have been allowed into the Gaza Strip since the ceasefire deal took effect on October 10.
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