The Zionist regime in recent years have tried to stop the progress and influence of the Islamic Republic of Iran both by creating Iranophobia or threats of attack but all have been in vain and the Islamic Republic has marched ahead with full strength and now it has turned into a global player and a real threat to it something that does not please the Zionists.

On the eve of the Persian Day, the Commander of IRGC Navy Forces said that the maritime borders of the country are in the best possible condition, reiterating that the country’s Navy Force will not allow enemies to encroach on its interests. 

Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei says as long as the usurping and criminal Zionist regime is dominating al-Quds, all days must be Quds Day.

Ahead of the upcoming International Quds Day, Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has criticized Muslim governments for “acting very poorly” in defending the Palestinian cause against Israeli occupation.

A recent study has once again proved this fact that the world is more focused on military spending and the arms race rather than focusing on the humanitarian issues, and the countries prefer to spend their money on weapons than to help people to have a peaceful life.

Emphasizing that a strong Iran is inconceivable without a principled education and promotion of education, President Seyed Ebrahim Raisi said, "What is spent in the field of education is investment to ensure the future development and progress of the country".

Over the last month, a series of violent incidents took place in Afghanistan and eastern Iran that raised alarm bells about possible plots to drive a wedge between the two neighbors. 

Iran has confirmed that it held a fifth round of "positive" talks with Saudi Arabia in Baghdad on normalizing bilateral relations.

Despite some European efforts to get the stalled talks in Vienna restarted, chances of resuming the talks remain low due to never-ending political bickering in the United States.

When the Taliban took power in Afghanistan and Western forces, led by the U.S., were forced to leave this country, many analysts believed that Afghanistan would not experience peaceful future because they believed the U.S. and its allies would turn Afghanistan into the scene of clashes and terrorist acts and in recent months several bombs have been exploded in different parts of this country killing dozens of people both Sunni and Shiite.