Iran’s goals cannot be met by revival of the 2015 pact: researcher
A senior research fellow at the Middle East Institute of the National University of Singapore says the 2015 nuclear deal won’t bring economic benefits for Iran.
The Big Bang of Lebanon
During the Lebanese Civil War (1975-1989), the first time Lebanon suffered from the collapse of its Lira was when the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) departed the country in 1982, after the Israeli invasion. The Lebanese lira’s price fell from 3 to 3000 against the American dollar in one go. However, at that time no one felt that the Lebanese existence as an independent state was in jeopardy.
Secrets of Italian Cuisine Unveiled in Tehran
The Espinas Palace Hotel in Tehran hosted the kick-off event of the sixth edition of the Week of Italian Cuisine in the World, organized by the Italian Embassy in Tehran in collaboration with the Italian Trade Agency’s (ITA) Office.
Iran, Syria Seek to Launch Joint Bank
Iran and Syria are pondering to launch a joint bank to overcome their banking problems in their bilateral trade.
Iran, UN working to map out new partnership on sustainable development
The United Nations and the Iranian government are going to map out a new partnership on sustainable development for the next five years, UN Iran Resident Coordinator, Stefan Priesner, has said.
Barbados ditches British monarchy
After a while of deliberating, prolonging the move and marking the date on the calendar, Barbados has officially removed Britain’s Queen Elizabeth as the head of state and become a republic.
Media hype casts doubt on the West’s seriousness about Vienna talks
After a months-long hiatus, Iranian and Western negotiators ultimately met in the same room but much of the work does not seem to be done in the room. Instead, the Western negotiators seem to prefer forging ahead with media hyperbole.
Britain seeks ‘urgent’ talks with Europe to tackle Channel migrant crisis
Britain's government on Sunday announced plans for its own talks on the Channel migration crisis with European ministers this week as it was frozen out of a crisis meeting in France.
20% of homegrown COVID vaccines permitted for export
The Ministry of Health has issued a license to export 20 percent of the domestically produced coronavirus vaccines, IRNA reported on Tuesday.
No evidence of Omicron reported in Iran
To date, no cases of the new coronavirus strain, which is prevalent in South Africa, have been reported in the country, Health Minister Bahram Einollahi announced on Tuesday.