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Yesterday 22:26
Persian audiobook of “Zorba the Greek” released
TEHRAN – The Persian audiobook of the 1946 novel “Zorba the Greek” written by Nikos Kazantzakis has been released.
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Yesterday 22:25
By Samaneh Aboutalebi
Cultural initiative “Twelve” launched to support charity through art, poetry
TEHRAN- “Twelve,” a cultural and artistic multimedia project, has been launched to support the charitable efforts of the Kahrizak Charity Foundation, the organizers announced during a press conference held in Tehran on Saturday.
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Yesterday 22:25
Iranian short flick “Like A Secret” wins at India’s Pink City International Short Film Festival
TEHRAN – The Iranian short film “Like A Secret” by Saeed Zamanian won an award at the 12th Pink City International Short Film Festival, which was held in Jaipur, India, from October 1 to 12.
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Yesterday 22:24
Iran calls on US to stop provocative actions in Caribbean
TEHRAN – Iran has denounced the United States for their “provocative and destabilizing” military actions in the Caribbean and Latin America, warning that Washington’s conduct poses a serious threat to regional peace, stability, and international security.
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Yesterday 22:23
Scholars worldwide unite in Tehran to condemn ‘Sophicide’
TEHRAN — Leading intellectuals, scientists, philosophers, and religious figures from across the world gathered in Tehran on Thursday for an international conference titled “Scholars Rise Against Sophicide”, to denounce the deliberate targeting of scientists and thinkers and to defend the sanctity of knowledge and scholarship.
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Yesterday 22:23
TEHRAN PAPERS
America's failure to shape the new Middle East order
TEHRAN- In a note, Sobh-e-No dealt with America's failure to shape the new Middle East order.
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Yesterday 22:21
By Sahar Dadjoo
Pakistan sees UNSC snapback as setback to dialogue, expert Says
Dr. Dost Barrech examines legal, political, and economic challenges posed by UN sanctions on Iran
TEHRAN- As snapback sanctions under UN Security Council Resolution 2231 are reactivated, the impact on regional diplomacy, trade, and security extends well beyond Iran. For Pakistan—a neighbor closely connected to Iran through geography, commerce, and security—the stakes could be somewhat significant.
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2025/10/11
By Xavier Villar
Sovereignty, history, and geopolitics at the heart of the Persian Gulf
MADRID – The islands of Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb, and Abu (Bu) Musa, strategically located in the Strait of Hormuz, are far more than simple stretches of land surrounded by water: they represent the intersection of history, sovereignty, and regional geopolitics.
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Yesterday 22:16
Iran capable of exporting missiles: Top Iranian Cmdr.
TEHRAN – A senior Iranian military commander says the country has reached self-sufficiency and developed the capability to export its products in sensitive military areas, adding Iran is now is capable of exporting missiles to other countries.
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Yesterday 22:06
By Wesam Bahrani
Driven by Venezuela’s oil riches, Trump intensifies clash with Maduro government
TEHRAN – Tensions between Caracas and Washington are mounting amid the White House’s continued push for regime change in Venezuela.
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Yesterday 22:04
By Sondoss Al Asaad
Lebanon foils high-risk Israeli terror operation in major security success
BEIRUT — Amid the escalating challenges facing Lebanon, the General Directorate of General Security’s announcement of the dismantling of a foreign-run spy network working for the Israeli enemy marked a significant step.
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Yesterday 22:02
Rumors about assassination of General Qaani denied
TEHRAN – Reports circulating on certain social media accounts linked to the Israeli regime alleging the assassination of Commander of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC)’s Quds Force Brigadier General Esmaeil Qaani have been categorically denied.
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2025/10/11
By Garsha Vazirian
Gaza truce’s fault lines: Disarmament, sovereignty, and power
TEHRAN – As tens of thousands of Palestinians returned to northern Gaza on Friday, the fragile relief of the ceasefire was burdened by political ultimatums—a reminder that even a pause in violence cannot erase the deeper struggle over power and sovereignty.
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Yesterday 22:00
Egypt prepares summit as Trump seeks credit for Gaza ceasefire
U.S. President Donald Trump will attend a signing ceremony in Egypt after a brief stop in Israel, joining European, Arab, and regional leaders to endorse the first phase of a Gaza ceasefire and hostage-exchange plan that could pause the two-year conflict.
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Yesterday 22:00
By Silvina Pachelo
'Gaza is not just a humanitarian crisis; it is a crime against humanity:' Argentine physician
BUENOS AIRES - The Tehran Times has interviewed Carlos Trotta, an Argentine doctor and volunteer with Doctors Without Borders, who has dedicated his life to accompanying those suffering the most extreme consequences of inequality, violence, and injustice.
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Yesterday 21:57
Israel carries out 10 strikes in southern Lebanon, cutting key power lines
Israeli warplanes carried out a series of intense airstrikes along Musaylih Road in southern Lebanon overnight on October 11, cutting off the main route and plunging large parts of the south into darkness after severing key power lines, the Cradle reported.
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Yesterday 21:38
Nobel Peace Prize 2025: A fusion of dynamite’s memory, fresh genocide, and coup dream
By Faramarz Kouhpayeh
TEHRAN – For years, many have argued that the Nobel Peace Prize has become a tool of Western states, used to promote opposition figures capable of replacing governments at odds with the West.
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Yesterday 19:00
Iran water polo runners-up at 2025 Asian Aquatics Championships
TEHRAN – Iran’s men’s water polo team lost to China 16-15 on Saturday in the final match of the 2025 Asian Aquatics Championships.
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Yesterday 18:01
Gol Ghaltan ritual registered in a village in Fars province
TEHRAN-- The cultural event called Gol Ghaltan (literally meaning rolling in flowers) in Karadeh village of Khafar district, Fars province, has been registered in national tourism calendar.
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Yesterday 18:01
Special plan for historical texture of 3 Kermanshah’s ancient cities under compilation
TEHRAN—Kermanshah province has three ancient cities of Kermanshah, Sonqor, and Nowdeshah and special plan for historical textures of these cities is under compilation to revive and promote them.
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Yesterday 18:01
Tehran-Kashan rally attracts 75 vehicles to promote responsible travel
TEHRAN— A tourist car rally from Tehran to Kashan kicked off on Thursday morning with 75 vehicles departing from Shahrak-e Ekbatan in Tehran, concluding on Friday in Matinabad, Kashan, organizers said.
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Yesterday 18:00
Iranians top list of pilgrimage tourists to Iraq
TEHRAN - Iranians remain the largest group of religious tourists visiting Iraq, particularly to the holy city of Karbala.
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Yesterday 17:59
Ilam Handicrafts Exhibition begins in Iraq’s Wasit province
TEHRAN— Ilam Handicrafts Exhibition began in the Iraqi province of Wasit on Friday, with the participation of 15 Iranian artists and producers in this field.
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Yesterday 17:55
South Korean envoy visits West Azarbaijan, discusses tourism ties
TEHRAN — South Korea’s ambassador to Iran, Kim Jun-pyo, has paid a visit to West Azarbaijan, discussing ways to expand cultural and tourism ties with the northwestern Iranian province.
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Yesterday 17:44
Tehran to host exhibit dedicated to Iranian, Chinese arts
TEHRAN — An exhibition, featuring a selection of archaeological and artistic treasures from Iran and China, will officially open at the National Museum of Iran on Tuesday, October 14.
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Yesterday 16:12
The war that blew ‘Hasbara’ away
As an agreement to implement the first phase of a peace plan for Gaza was reached in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, and the initial steps to carry out that phase have already been taken, it is timely to examine the consequences and dimensions of the bloody Gaza war over the past two years.
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Yesterday 15:55
By Ebrahim Fallahi
Economy Ministry pushes bold customs overhaul to speed up trade flow
TEHRAN – In response to the country’s evolving economic conditions, Iran’s Ministry of Economic Affairs and Finance has launched a comprehensive initiative to streamline customs procedures and deliver on its pledge to reduce cargo clearance time to three days. The plan includes both regulatory revisions and a new legislative proposal soon to be submitted to Parliament.
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Yesterday 15:52
4Mrok and “Bleu Ciel” — When Art Becomes a Human Message
Born in France to Tunisian parents, 4Mrok is an emerging voice in the fusion of poetry, music, and visual art. His latest music video, “Bleu Ciel” (*Blue Sky*), taken from his second EP *“Entre Joie et Peine”* (*Between Joy and Pain*), blends deep emotion with social consciousness. The project, part of a larger artistic journey titled *“Étranger”* (*Stranger*), reflects 4Mrok’s dual identity — *from France, made in Tunisia* — and his belief in the enduring power of humanity. “Bleu Ciel” was inspired by the suffering of the Palestinian people and created using AI-assisted visual storytelling, combining technological innovation with artistic sensitivity. Through evocative imagery, Gringo’s direction, and Ra3D’s atmospheric sound design, the video becomes more than music — it is a call for empathy, unity, and hope, reminding viewers that even in dark times, the blue sky of humanity still endures.
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Yesterday 15:45
TEDPIX gains 24,600 points on Saturday
TEHRAN- TEDPIX, the main index of the Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE), rose 24,624 points to 2.9 million on Saturday, which is the first day of the Iranian calendar week.