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.
Gol Gohar Beats Esteghlal in 2025-26 IPL
Gol Gohar claimed a valuable 1-0 away win over Esteghlal on Sunday in the 2025–26 Iran Professional League, boosting its position in the standings.
New Israeli legislation against UN refugee agency ‘outrageous’: UNRWA chief
Philippe Lazzarini, the Commissioner-General of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine (UNRWA) has criticized an Israeli law, allowing the regime to cut off water and electricity to the offices of the Palestinian refugee agency.
Nowruz Summit to Be Held in Tehran with Ministers from 18 Countries
TEHRAN - The Nowruz Summit will take place from March 26–28, 2026 (7–9 Farvardin 1405) at the Tehran International Conference Center, with the participation of ministers from 18 countries, the Senior Advisor to the Minister and Head of the International Affairs Center at Iran’s Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts announced.
Iran Successfully Launches Three Remote Sensing Satellites
TEHRAN - Iran has launched three domestically built remote sensing satellites using a Russian launcher.
Sepahan Edges Chadormalou to Move Top of IPL
Enzo Crivelli scored a dramatic late winner to secure a home victory for Sepahan over Chadormalou in the 2025–26 Iran Professional League (IPL) on Saturday.
Armed Forces Will Not Allow Any Harm to Public Security
TEHRAN - Iran’s Armed Forces General Staff has reaffirmed its commitment to safeguarding national security, stating that the country’s armed forces will not allow any harm to be inflicted on the nation or its people.
Hezbollah chief says disarming resistance serves US-Israeli project
Hezbollah’s Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem says that calls to disarm the resistance were part of a joint US-Israeli project, arguing that such demands served Israel rather than Lebanon, while Israeli attacks on the country continue.
Khartoum and Washington: Worlds Apart
The Donald Trump administration is apparently trying to stop the internal clashes and humanitarian crisis in Sudan. While there are other reports, such as new travel restrictions for South Sudan, Trump, through his special envoy for Africa, Musad Boulos, is seeking to achieve a ceasefire of at least three months in Sudan. These measures are progressing in cooperation with partners such as Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Egypt (the Quadrilateral Committee or “Quartet”).
Iran’s Private Sector Ready to Take Part in Indonesia’s Engineering Projects
TEHRAN - The head of the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture has announced that Iran’s private sector is fully prepared to participate in large-scale technical and engineering projects in Indonesia, stressing that closer cooperation between the chambers of commerce of the two countries could significantly expand bilateral economic ties and facilitate joint initiatives.









































