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Yesterday 22:24
Sepahan complete signing of Ivan Sanchez Aguayo
TEHRAN – Sepahan football team completed the signing of Ivan Sanchez Aguayo.
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Yesterday 21:57
Persepolis escape loss in 2025/26 PGPL opener
TEHRAN – Ali Alipour scored an equalizer deep into the added time to help Persepolis escape loss in their opening match in the 2025/26 Iran’s Persian Gulf Professional League (PGPL) here against newly-promoted Fajr Sepasi.
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Yesterday 21:13
By Xavier Villar
Why China can no longer remain ‘neutral’ in West Asia
MADRID – On the contemporary West Asian chessboard, China is emerging as an increasingly decisive actor. Its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)—one of the largest geoeconomic projects of the 21st century—requires solid anchors in a strategic region where energy routes, trade corridors, and some of the world’s most protracted conflicts intersect.
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Yesterday 21:12
Businesses close as Israel’s economy drops 3.5% after war with Iran
TEHRAN – A new report shows Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s much-ballyhooed decision to drag Israel into a direct war with Iran cost the regime the partial or total shutdown of countless businesses, as well as dents in consumer spending, export, and investment.
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Yesterday 21:07
By Soheila Zarfam
Pezeshkian seeks assurances in Armenia, will hit Belarus next
TEHRAN – Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian began a two-nation tour on Monday, visiting Armenia first to discuss pressing regional issues, including a recent U.S.-brokered deal with Azerbaijan that analysts warn could lead to the presence of American forces near Iran’s northern borders and block the country’s access to central Asia.
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Yesterday 20:09
Report: Hamas accepts new ceasefire proposal mediated by Egypt and Qatar
Several news outlets report that Hamas has agreed to a new ceasefire proposal with Israel, brokered by Egypt and Qatar.
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Yesterday 19:33
Tehran confirms 2025 launch of Zafar and Paya satellites aboard Russian Soyuz
TEHRAN – The head of the Iranian Space Agency has announced that the country’s Earth-observation satellites Zafar and Paya will be launched into orbit aboard Russia’s Soyuz rocket in the fall of 2025, following delays caused by foreign partners.
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Yesterday 19:33
Israel had strategic miscalculations during war against Iran: IRGC
TEHRAN – The deputy commander of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) asserted that Israel severely misjudged its war against Iran, despite deploying its full capabilities during a 12-day conflict.
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Yesterday 19:28
Efforts to activate ‘snapback’ are illegal and illogical: Iran foreign ministry
TEHRAN – Iran’s Foreign Ministry has rejected European efforts to activate the JCPOA snapback mechanism, calling the move both illegal and illogical.
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Yesterday 19:28
1.2 million undocumented Afghan nationals left Iran in past year, declares interior minister
TEHRAN – Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni has announced that more than 1.2 million Afghan nationals—mostly undocumented migrants—have left Iran over the past year, with the highest number of departures recorded at the eastern borders of Khorasan Razavi province.
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Yesterday 19:27
TEHRAN PAPERS
China and Russia oppose invoking snapback mechanism
TEHRAN - In an article, Vatan-e-Emrooz addressed China and Russia’s opposition to Europe’s move to activate the snapback mechanism against Iran and wrote: The opposition of China and Russia, as two permanent members of the UN Security Council, has created a significant political capacity against Europe’s move.
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2025/08/18
By Muhammad Akmal Khan
Islamabad confronts the blueprint of ‘Greater Israel’
ISLAMABAD - They live under skies without safety, beneath roofs that can vanish in a single airstrike. They hold papers that carry their names but grant no freedom. They exist without a homeland to anchor them. For Palestinians, the idea of permanence feels like an illusion. Every sunrise brings the fear that what little they have could vanish, and every night is shadowed by the uncertainty of displacement.
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Yesterday 19:17
By Sondoss Al-Asaad
Will Chapter VII be imposed on southern Lebanon?
BEIRUT — The U.S. envoys Thomas Barrack and Morgan Ortagus have arrived in Beirut once again to intensify pressure on the top Lebanese officials and put national peace at risk.
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Yesterday 19:08
By Wesam Bahrani
Yemen targets Ben Gurion Airport
TEHRAN – Yemeni forces announced on Sunday a military operation targeting the Israeli regime’s Ben Gurion Airport in solidarity with Gaza.
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Yesterday 18:55
By staff writer
Gaza genocide: Over 62,000 killed, 263 die of starvation under siege
TEHRAN — An increasing number of Palestinians are dying as a result of Israel’s blockade and relentless attacks on the Gaza Strip, even as international pressure grows to end the nearly two-year conflict.
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Yesterday 17:57
Persian edition of Woolf’s “The Waves” republished
TEHRAN- The 12th edition of the Persian translation of English novelist Virginia Woolf’s 1931 novel “The Waves” has recently been published.
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Yesterday 17:45
Iraqi FM warns PMU, Lebanese Hezbollah cannot be disarmed by force
Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein stated on August 18 that efforts to pass a new law in the parliament to regulate the status of the Popular Mobilization Units (PMU) are coming at the wrong time, while at the same time emphasizing the government's inability to disarm the resistance factions comprising the PMU by force.
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Yesterday 17:43
First international award for Iranian animation “Juliet & the King” from PSIAF
TEHRAN – The Iranian animated feature film “Juliet & the King” written, directed, and produced by Ashkan Rahgozar won its first international award at the 2025 Palm Springs International Animation Festival (PSIAF) in the U.S.
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Yesterday 17:41
Iranian Artists Forum to screen “The Hobbit” trilogy final instalment
TEHRAN – The 2014 epic fantasy adventure film “The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies” directed by Peter Jackson will be screened at the Iranian Artists Forum (IAF) in Tehran on Thursday.
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Yesterday 17:41
Iraq to end presence of US-led military coalition by September, PM's advisor says
The Iraqi government announced on Sunday that the US-led international coalition’s mission in Iraq will officially end in September 2025, according to Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani’s advisor, Hussein Allawi, as reported by the state-run Iraqi News Agency (INA).
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Yesterday 17:40
New mural in Tehran unveiled, commemorating Iran Army’s sacrifices in 12-day war
TEHRAN-The newest mural at Valiasr Square in central Tehran was unveiled on Saturday, commemorating the sacrifice of 57 martyrs of the Islamic Republic of Iran Army who lost their lives during the recent 12-day conflict initiated by the Zionist regime against Iranian territory.
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Yesterday 17:35
Football match held between Iran, Tajikistan to boost tourism
TEHRAN-Deputy head of Tehran Tourism Department gave news of holding a football match between Iranian art stars and Tajik art stars with the aim of attracting tourists.
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Yesterday 17:35
Kermanshah province holds handicraft exhibitions during Arbaeen
TEHRAN—Head of Kermanshah Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts Department announced sales of 70 billion rials ($77,777) at the province's handicraft exhibitions during Arbaeen, one of the largest religious gatherings in the world, marking the end of a 40-day mourning period following the martyrdom of Imam Hussain (AS) and his companions at the Battle of Karbala in 680 CE. Each year, millions of Shia Muslims from around the globe undertake this pilgrimage to Karbala, walking hundreds of kilometers as an expression of their faith and devotion.
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Yesterday 17:34
Iran police seize 11 ancient Parthian coins in Khorramabad
TEHRAN – Iranian police have seized 11 historical coins believed to date back to the Parthian era in Khorramabad, the capital of western Lorestan province.
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Yesterday 17:33
Millennium festival planned for minaret of Semnan Jame’ Mosque
TEHRAN—Semnan governor gave news of planning for holding the millennium festival of the minaret of the Jame’ Mosque of Semnan concurrent with Semnan Day.
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Yesterday 17:23
Echoes of the Past: Stucco plaque of Sasanian lady
The pictured Sassanid-era stucco plaque set within a central square depicts the bust of a smiling woman—likely a Sasanian princess, suggested by her ornate adornments. Unearthed at Tepe Hessar in Damghan, modern-day Semnan province, it dates to the late 6th or early 7th century CE.
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Yesterday 17:21
Zelenskyy and European leaders will meet with Trump on ending Russia’s war
Ukraine’s future could hinge on a hastily assembled White House meeting on Monday, as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrives with a high-profile group of European leaders to present a united front against Russia to U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Yesterday 17:15
Study of ancient rock-carved structures launched in Kermanshah
TEHRAN – A project to study, document, and conduct laboratory research on ancient rock-carved structures in Kermanshah province has begun, an archaeologist who leads the project said on Monday.
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Yesterday 16:31
Health Ministry: Death toll from Israel’s war on Gaza surpasses 62,000
The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza said on Monday 60 people were killed and 344 injured in the past 24 hours as a result of ongoing Israeli attacks, Al Jazeera reported.