The IRGC issued the warning on the occasion of Sacred Defense Week, saying that the enemies, particularly the US and Israel, will receive a strong response if they make a new miscalculation.

The adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 1929 on June 9, 2010, which imposed unprecedented and comprehensive sanctions against Iran, targeted a country that at the time was under peak international pressure. These sanctions subjected Iran’s economy to its most severe test. Yet every crisis also carries the seeds of opportunity for transformation and reconstruction. The way forward for Iran lies not in isolation, but in adopting a smart, multi-dimensional strategy focused on “economic resilience,” “active diplomacy,” and “strengthening domestic cohesion.”

Jewish Scientists and Their Role in the Advancement of Science in the World TEHRAN (Iran News) Jews, with a rich tradition of learning and respect for science and wisdom, have throughout history played a major role in the world’s scientific progress. Although focusing on the ethnicity or religion of a scientist can sometimes overshadow other dimensions […]

Donald Trump is one of the few U.S. presidents who had the honor of being invited to Britain by the English Crown more than once.

Pezeshkian said that if Islamic countries stand united, the Israeli regime would not dare to attack any Muslim nation.

Pezeshkian said that the Israeli regime would not have the audacity to attack Qatar without the support of the United States and European countries.

The Iranian president joins other heads of state from member countries of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) and the Arab League (AL) for the emergency summit slated for Monday.

Abu al-‘Abbas Abdullah ibn Muhammad (known as Abu al-‘Abbas al-Saffah) was the first Abbasid caliph.

The E3 countries (Germany, France, and the United Kingdom), arguing that the United States lost its legal right to trigger the “snapback” mechanism after leaving the JCPOA, refused to recognize Washington’s request and effectively declared it “ineffective and legally unacceptable.” This position itself was a kind of indirect “withdrawal” of the U.S. request. But could Europe change its stance and actually move in a direction independent of the U.S. demand (that is, withdraw its own letter and accept that the snapback should not be triggered)?

We Iranians, when we think about seeking friendship with America, find milestones where we have extended the hand of friendship and America has bitten it.