Araghchi: Closing Strait of Hormuz not Iran’s official policy
Araghchi said Iran seeks peace, stability, and calm in the vital Persian Gulf region.
Iran strongly condemns Israeli attack on Gaza hospital that killed 20, including 5 journalists
Iran condemned Israel’s bombing of a Gaza hospital as a brutal war crime and part of a genocidal plan, holding its supporters, particularly the US, complicit.
How Do We Become Traitors to the Nation?
Between the years 1996 to 2001 in Iran, a book was translated and published several times by different translators under the title “The English Salarymen” — although the real title of the book was “The English Patient” and its author Michael Ondaatje, one of the most prominent contemporary writers of the world, known both as a novelist and a poet. In his writing style, he blurs the boundaries between poetry and prose, reality and imagination, and history and fiction.
Envoy: UN and Security Council should unequivocally condemn terrorist attack in Iran
Iran called on the Security Council and the UN Secretary-General to condemn the heinous terrorist act in Sistan and Baluchestan in the strongest possible terms and without any ambiguity.
President Pezeshkian: Iran’s definite policy is to deepen friendly ties with Armenia
President Masoud Pezeshkian expressed his satisfaction with the productive agreements reached during his two-day visit to Yerevan.
Vice president: Iran’s strategy is based on resolving issues through negotiation
The First Vice President stated that the strategy of Iran is to resolve issues through negotiation.
Iran sympathizes with Pakistan over floods and landslides
Following floods and landslides in parts of Pakistan, Iranian Foreign Ministry expressed its sympathy with the government and people of Pakistan.
President Pezeshkian’s visit highlights commitment to strengthening Iran-Armenia ties: FM Araghchi
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said that President Masoud Pezeshkian’s visit to Armenia reaffirms the mutual commitment to opening new horizons in Tehran-Yerevan relations.
Before and After Understanding August 19, 1953 Coup
The quasi-coup of 1921, which resulted in Britain’s greater domination over Iran by installing Reza Khan, occurred at a time when the United States had entered the Great Depression and President Woodrow Wilson’s health had deteriorated following a stroke in 1919 (in practice, his wife Edith Wilson was running the affairs of the country). The 1919 Agreement had been signed with Vosough od-Dowleh, and Britain was seeking to fully annex Iran to itself.
As Long as This Banking System Exists, The World Belongs to the Yankees
At the outset of this piece, I would like to explain the meaning of the word Yankee so that I can convey my intent more clearly to the reader.