Tehran Ready for Fair Nuclear Talks
TEHRAN - Ali Larijani, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, has stated that Tehran is prepared for fair and constructive nuclear negotiations that address international concerns while safeguarding the country’s national security. In an extensive interview with Al Jazeera, Larijani emphasized that Iran is open to dialogue that is both “reasonable and equitable,” provided it does not serve as a tool to delay progress or introduce extraneous issues beyond the nuclear framework.
Iran to Become Regional Food Hub Through North–South Corridor
TEHRAN - Minister of Agriculture Jihad has announced that the country, by leveraging its strategic position along the International North–South Transport Corridor, is poised to become a major regional food hub and a key center for the exchange of essential commodities in the near future.
Gold Tops Imports as 74% of Iran’s Exports Go to Five Countries
TEHRAN - According to a report by Iran Trade Promotion Organization cited by ILNA, Iran’s foreign trade statistics for the first nine months of the Iranian year 1404 show continued trade activity, with gold ranking as the country’s top import item and five countries accounting for 74% of total exports.
Iranian, Iraqi foreign ministers discuss bilateral ties, regional developments on phone
In continuation of his consultations with foreign ministers of the region, Abbas Araghchi, the minister of foreign affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, held a telephone conversation with his Iraqi counterpart, Fuad Hussein, on Saturday evening.
Top Resistance cleric warns attack on Iran will ignite entire region
The head of the World Union of Resistance Scholars has warned that any new aggression against Iran will set the entire region ablaze.
Over $11b in Oil Revenues Yet to Return
TEHRAN - Former head of the Naftiran Intertrade Company (NICO) has alleged that more than $11 billion in oil revenues have not been repatriated to Iran, accusing certain intermediaries—known as “trustees”—of withholding funds and warning that a proposed government decision to settle debts through barter imports could fuel further corruption.
Iran Faces Investment Slump as Foreign and Domestic Investors Pull Back
TEHRAN - The head of the Investment and Financing Commission at the Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture says both foreign and domestic investors are retreating from Iran, warning that prolonged political and economic uncertainty has pushed the country’s capital formation rate into negative territory.
Non-Aligned Movement underlines need for dialogue and de-escalation in ME
The member countries of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) have stressed the need for dialogue and de-escalation in the Middle East and expressed concern regarding the recent developments in the region.
Iran futsal team rises to 4th, climbs one spot in FIFA rankings
Iran’s national futsal team has moved up one place in the latest FIFA world rankings, securing fourth position with a total of 1,523 points.
Tehran illuminated by fireworks on eve of February 10; Tabiat Bridge turns into colors of Iranian flag
Simultaneously with the chants of "Allahu Akbar" (God is Greatest) at 9:00 PM tonight, marking the glorious anniversary of the Islamic Revolution's victory, the country's largest fireworks display was held at the Milad Tower complex and various points across the capital, while the Tabiat Bridge was illuminated in the colors of the Iranian flag.











































