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  • A 10-Year Outlook in the Global Economy 08 Jun 2025

    A 10-Year Outlook in the Global Economy

    Based on evidence and analyses presented in various sources, it appears that the world in 2025 is facing significant signs of an economic crisis. This crisis has emerged due to several factors, including geopolitical tensions, rising global debt, financial market volatility, and persistent inflation. Global economic growth in 2025 has declined to 2.4%, which is 0.4 percentage points lower than previous forecasts. This slowdown is more noticeable in both developed and developing economies.

Iran-Europe Trade Hits Lowest Level 24 Jun 2021

Iran-Europe Trade Hits Lowest Level

Iran’s exports to Europe in the first four months of 2012 have been around 262m euros and the trade between Iran and European states has hit the lowest level.

Iran Inflation Rate Reaches Highest Level in 26 Years 24 Jun 2021

Iran Inflation Rate Reaches Highest Level in 26 Years

The Statistical Center of Iran reported in its latest monthly report on Tuesday that inflation in the 12 months ending in June this year has reached 43 percent compared to the same period last year.

Now Iran a Drone Power 23 Jun 2021
By: Hamid Reza Naghashian

Now Iran a Drone Power

On Sunday, Iranians marked one of their amazing achievements in defending their sky and territory. On June 20, 2019, Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps shot down an intruding American Spy drone, Global Hawk, over the coastal province of Hormozgan. At that time, Iran rejected Washington’s claim that the drone was flying over international airspace. The downing of the aircraft sent a clear message to Washington: that Iran is serious about its deterrence claims. Iranian Major General and IRGC commander Hossein Salami said that the drone took off at 00:14 local time from a U.S. military base south of the Persian Gulf and flying toward Chabahar. He noted that, on its return journey, it violated the Iranian airspace near the Strait of Hormuz and therefore was shot down by Iranian missile.

Iran-China Trade Exchange Likely to Be Doubled After Removal of Sanctions 23 Jun 2021

Iran-China Trade Exchange Likely to Be Doubled After Removal of Sanctions

Chairman of the Iran-China Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industries Mr. Majid-​Reza Hariri believes the trade exchange between Iran and China may likely be doubled if the U.S. sanctions against Iran are removed.

Ira Has No Rival for Construction of House in Syria 23 Jun 2021

Ira Has No Rival for Construction of House in Syria

Iranian Deputy Minister for Roads and Urban Development says Iran has no serious rival for construction of houses in Syria, as the country can take advantage of this opportunity in Syria.

Presidential Election a “Big No” to Sanctions Organizers 23 Jun 2021

Presidential Election a “Big No” to Sanctions Organizers

Government Spokesman Ali Rabiee said on Tuesday that the 13th Presidential election in Iran which was held energetic with people's participation conveyed a very important message of a "Big No" to those behind the sanctions against the Iranian nation and those who had called the nation to boycott the election.

Iran, Bangladesh Explore Capacities for Joint Cooperation, Investment 22 Jun 2021

Iran, Bangladesh Explore Capacities for Joint Cooperation, Investment

Bangladesh Ambassador to Tehran A.F.M. Gousal Azam Sarker in meeting with the head and some officials of Arak Chamber of Commerce reviewed opportunities for join cooperation and investment between Iran and Bangladesh and called for boosting the economic relations.

Revolutionary Values, Top Priorities of New President 22 Jun 2021

Revolutionary Values, Top Priorities of New President

Iran’s President-elect Hojjatoleslam Raisi held his first press conference yesterday after clinching a landslide victory in the June 28 presidential election and in his opening remarks he said the Iranian nation voiced their message to the world through the presidential poll, noting that “one message was national unity and coherence.”

Isfahan, the “Garden City”, Under Spotlight of Italian Embassy’s Video-Series 21 Jun 2021

Isfahan, the “Garden City”, Under Spotlight of Italian Embassy’s Video-Series

Once known as the “Garden City”, Isfahan is nowadays shaped by two emerging trends. On the one hand, there are new urban needs to consider, which over the last few decades have changed the urban landscape. On the other hand, increasing efforts are being produced to make sure that these incoming needs don’t affect negatively the traditional architecture of the city as it has been shaped by its glorious past.

Malaysia Plans to Boost Tourism Sector in Post-Covid-19 Era 21 Jun 2021
BY: F. Taherpour Asl

Malaysia Plans to Boost Tourism Sector in Post-Covid-19 Era

Malaysia has plans to revive its tourism industry which has been affected by the coronavirus pandemic and the country has measures to attract more tourists from the Middle East and especially from Iran when the coronavirus is contained in the country.