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  • Gov’t Recognizes Protests, Pledges Economic Reforms 30 Dec 2025

    Gov’t Recognizes Protests, Pledges Economic Reforms

    TEHRAN - The Iranian government has officially acknowledged recent public protests and emphasized its commitment to citizens’ constitutional right to peaceful assembly, while outlining plans to address economic grievances and rising inflation. Government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani said Tuesday that authorities view the current crisis as both a challenge and an opportunity to strengthen social cohesion and improve public trust.

Iran-Poland Joint Chamber of Commerce to Open Soon 09 Nov 2021

Iran-Poland Joint Chamber of Commerce to Open Soon

Chairman of the Iran-Poland Joint Trade Committee Rahim Banamolaei says the two countries’ joint chamber of commerce is to be officially launched soon as the talks are underway.

As the world burns; One in four U.S. senators hold fossil fuel investments 08 Nov 2021

As the world burns; One in four U.S. senators hold fossil fuel investments

As U.S. President Joe Biden aims to assure the world that the United States will fulfill its promise to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions in half from 2005 levels by the end of the decade, a new report published Friday reveals that the members of the U.S. Senate who would have to pass climate legislation are heavily invested in the fossil fuel industry.

Monthly COVID-19 vaccine output reaches 10m doses 08 Nov 2021

Monthly COVID-19 vaccine output reaches 10m doses

The domestic manufacturers of coronavirus vaccine have managed to increase their monthly production to 10 million doses, Seyed Heydar Mohammadi, an official with the Food and Drug Administration, has said.

Tehran Calls for Trade With Pakistan With National Currencies 08 Nov 2021

Tehran Calls for Trade With Pakistan With National Currencies

Minister of Agriculture Javad Sadatinejad has proposed that Pakistan and Iran can use their own currencies to resolve problems in the way of conducting trade exchanges.

UK police wounded in anti-capitalist rallies 07 Nov 2021

UK police wounded in anti-capitalist rallies

Anti-establishment protesters have poured their anger onto the streets of the British capital during a traditional annual event marking bonfire night. The unrest in London included clashes and street battles with police that left at least eight officers needing medical treatment for injuries they sustained.

3+3 format on Karabakh: The best way forward 07 Nov 2021

3+3 format on Karabakh: The best way forward

With tensions in the South Caucasus subsiding by the day, diplomatic contacts between the countries of the region take on a renewed importance in terms of avoiding misunderstanding.

Raisi says Iran won’t give in to excessive demands 06 Nov 2021

Raisi says Iran won’t give in to excessive demands

President Ebrahim Raisi said on Thursday that Iran will not leave the negotiating table, but will not give in to excessive demands that would lead to violation of the Iranian nation’s interests.

France takes on role of bad cop 06 Nov 2021

France takes on role of bad cop

As Iran and the West gear up for a consequential round of talks in Vienna, France is signaling that it’s ready to play the role of a bad cop in the Vienna negotiations.

Oil Ministry Not to Wait for JCPOA Talks 06 Nov 2021

Oil Ministry Not to Wait for JCPOA Talks

Oil Ministry will not wait for the decisions and negotiations, Minister of Petroleum said on Thursday after 22nd OPEC and non-OPEC Ministerial Meeting.

Iran to pursue lifting of sanctions at UN climate summit 04 Nov 2021

Iran to pursue lifting of sanctions at UN climate summit

Iran will pursue the issue of lifting sanctions at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) so that the country can act more effectively to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.