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Ansarullah leader: Yemen will use more options if U.S. aggression continues
Leader of Ansarullah movement Abdul-Malik al-Houthi issues a stern warning to the United States after it carried out dozens of airstrikes on Yemen, pledging that the country will use more options if the aggression continues.
Iran rejects reopening mission in Saudi Arabia
Mahmoud Abbaszadeh Meshkini, the spokesman for the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Iranian parliament, has said preliminary talks are underway at expert level between Iran and Saudi Arabia and preparations must be completed for talks at diplomatic level.
U.S. inflation hits near 40-year high
New data shows the rate of inflation rose 0.8% in November in the United States following last month’s record rise. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has recorded an increase of 6.8% over the last year which means inflation has hit the highest growth since 1982. Many sectors have been hit by a rise in prices including gas, food and housing with the average American feeling the pinch.
UN decries “disastrous” human rights for Palestinians
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has strongly condemned Israeli violations of Palestinian rights, describing their situation as disastrous, with severe infringements occurring that are affecting the lives of millions of Palestinians living under Israeli military occupation.
Hezbollah is determined to resist against enemy
Sayyed Hashem Safi al-Din, A high-ranking official with the Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah has described certain parties that believe they can undermine the resistance by siege and sanctions as "fools", stressing that the resistance now lives in the bliss of victories.
U.S. probes new “civilian fatalities” in Syria
The United States has triggered further controversy after acknowledging an airstrike it launched on Friday may have led to more civilian casualties in Syria.
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.
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.
Mark Esper sues Pentagon for blocking parts of his memoir
Former Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper on Sunday sued the Pentagon, accusing officials of improperly blocking significant portions of an upcoming memoir about his tenure under President Donald J. Trump.
Israeli President’s visit to holy site draws fierce reaction
The Israeli President’s intrusion of the Holy Islamic Ibrahimi Mosque in the occupied West Bank city of al-Khalil (also known as Hebron city) has drawn angry reactions.
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- Foreign minister calls Nowruz symbol of cultural bonds among nations
- Iran to Expand Shipping Lines to West and Southwest Africa
- Iran says it will respond to U.S. letter after undertaking a review of it
- Iran Aims to Collect 16bcm of Flare Gas by End of Seventh Development Plan
- Iran Defeats Russia in Shiraz Handball Tournament
- Ansarullah leader: Yemen will use more options if U.S. aggression continues
- Foreign minister says Iran committed to diplomacy in defending peace, stability
- Iran’s Steel Production Falls 6.7% Amid Energy Imbalances
- Alborz Province Unveils 100 Investment Opportunities to Chinese Firms
- Iran’s Producer Inflation in Month of Bahman Announced
- Iran says its oil exports cannot be stopped
- Alipour, Dursun Shine As Persepolis Moves Provisionally Top
- Trump says the U.S. launched ‘powerful military action’ against Yemen
- Foreign Ministry spokesperson rejects ‘unfounded’ G7 allegations against Iran
- Iran Oil Exported With High Quality, NIOC Responds to Claims
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Four Concerns in Manganese Mining
The underground nature of manganese mines in Iran is an old challenge for miners in this field, because it involves the high cost of production.
Candidates face each other in first televised debate
The first televised debates among seven presidential candidates were held on Saturday afternoon.
Investigating disasters caused by Yemen War
The fourth pre-session of an international conference on international law and armed conflict in the region, entitled "Yemen War and Role of International Law on Armed Conflicts", was held virtually at Qom University.
Germans, Japanese and Marylanders are poisoned by the US military
PFAS in fire-fighting foams used on basFes worldwide are contaminating the environment and endangering public health. The Pentagon denies wrongdoing.
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Iran says it will respond to U.S. letter after undertaking a review of it
The Foreign Ministry spokesperson says that the Islamic Republic of Iran will respond to U.S. President Donald Trump's letter via appropriate channels after a review of the letter is completed.
Trump says the U.S. launched ‘powerful military action’ against Yemen
President Donald Trump says the United States has launched what he describes as “decisive and powerful military action” against Yemen.
Iran Navy successfully carries out Photo Ex operations in joint drills with Russia and China
Iranian naval forces have successfully executed photo exercises and tactical formation operations on the second day of joint naval drills with the Russian and Chinese navies.
Navy chief: Trump’s remarks on U.S.’s power delusional
Rear Admiral Shahram Irani, the Navy commander, dismisses Donald Trump’s remarks that the U.S. is more powerful than Iran, China, and Russia, calling the remark “delusional.”
Tehran reiterates: No letter received from U.S. president
Tehran reiterates: No letter received from U.S. president TEHRAN (Iran News) Tehran has once again said that it has not received a letter from U.S. President Donald Trump, days after he claimed to have sent such a letter to Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baqaei said during a […]
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Malaysians in Tehran Mark 66th National Day, Malaysia Day
TEHRAN – Malaysians in Tehran marked together the 66th National Day and Malaysia Day in style on September 5 at the residence of Malaysian Ambassador to Tehran H.E. Khairi bin Omar.

The Concept of Love in the New Testament and the Qur’an
This article studies the concept of love in the Qur'an and the New Testament. The purpose of this article is to examine and compare the concept, approach and scope of love in these books.
The Fight Against Corruption – Is a Priority of Uzbekistan’s State Policy
The reforms started in Uzbekistan 7 years ago are being continued consistently. Decisions based on principles such as keeping up with the times, openness to positive changes, and ensuring human dignity are becoming important in determining the country's future.
New Tourism Destinations in Malaysia Introduced
The Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture of Malaysia announced that the country's borders were opened to foreign tourists after a two-year hiatus due to the corona pandemic.
Expansion of investment with the development of infrastructure in Lamerd Special Economic Zone
Lamerd Special Economic Zone has seriously used its full capacity to build infrastructure. With the efforts of the management complex, despite all the problems, with the development of infrastructure, we are witnessing the expansion of the presence of investors.