Jordan says it will not be a battlefield in any regional conflict
Jordan will not be a battlefield for any party in any regional conflict and will not serve as a launchpad for potential military action against Iran, the country’s foreign minister told his Iranian counterpart in a phone call on Monday, according to a statement by Jordan’s foreign ministry.
Impact of Migrants’ Departure on Energy Consumption and Essential Goods
TEHRAN - The Governor of Tehran Province said that migrant populations returned to their home countries in full compliance with legal and religious regulations and with respect for human dignity. He noted that following their departure, more than 3,000 classrooms were freed during the current academic year, and there have also been positive effects on water and electricity consumption, housing supply, and a reduction in rental prices.
Ira Army Fully Prepared for Confrontation and Retaliation
TEHRAN - The Chief of Staff of Iran’s Armed Forces said the flames of any regional conflict would engulf the United States and its allies, stressing that Iran is fully prepared for confrontation and retaliation and harbors no fear of its enemies’ threats or displays of power.
Iran Signals Cautious Openness to U.S. Talks, Insists on Sanctions Relief
TEHRAN - Iran’s Foreign Ministry said on Monday that Tehran is still reviewing political and technical details surrounding a possible resumption of talks with the United States, stressing that the other side must demonstrate seriousness and goodwill, while lifting sanctions remains Iran’s core and non-negotiable demand.
More Muslim nations condemn Israeli attacks and ceasefire violations in Gaza
Eight more Arab and Islamic countries, including Saudi Arabia and Turkey, have condemned Israel’s repeated ceasefire violations in Gaza that have killed and injured over a thousand Palestinians in nearly four months.
Central Bank Unveils New Strategy for Foreign Exchange Policy
TEHRAN - The Governor of the Central Bank of Iran has outlined the institution’s new strategy for managing the country’s foreign exchange policies, reporting a significant reduction in currency market volatility following the unification of exchange rates. He said that over the past two weeks, the commercial foreign exchange market has shifted from a $500 million demand surplus to a $70 million supply surplus.
European Armies Considered Terrorist Groups Under Iranian Law
TEHRAN – Majlis Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf said that, under Iran’s law on reciprocal action, the armed forces of European countries are considered terrorist groups.
Iran Armed Forces have action plans for any hostile scenario: IRGC spokesperson
The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) says the Iranian Armed Forces are fully prepared and have action plans in place to respond to all scenarios pursued by enemies, including military action.
Iranian ice climbers shine at UIAA World Cup in Switzerland
Iranian ice climbers delivered another impressive performance at the second round of the UIAA Ice Climbing World Cup 2026, held in Saas-Fee, Switzerland, on January 22–24.
Iraq PM candidate Maliki warns against foreign ‘interference’ in internal affairs
Iraq’s main candidate for the premiership, Nouri al-Maliki, has once again slammed foreign interference and pressure in the country's internal affairs, saying that choosing leaders and government is “a national matter” that must be respected.











































