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  • London Bombs, London Blames 2026-10-13 20:01

    By Seyed Mohammad Torabi

    London Bombs, London Blames

    Iran rejects Fairford attribution as baseless, says London cannot evade accountability for role in aggression against Iran: Foreign Ministry

    TEHRAN – Iran's Foreign Ministry has strongly condemned Britain's accusation linking Tehran to an alleged security incident at RAF Fairford air base, dismissing it as an ugly plot designed to fuel Iranophobia and evade accountability for London's direct participation in the ongoing American-Zionist military aggression against the Iranian nation.

    • US scrambles all 12 B-1 bombers out of Britain over unexplained threats

    • UK has sanctioned IRGC in its entirety: minister

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  •  Give Riyadh a mirror 

    By Mohammad Sarfi, Editor-in-Chief

     Give Riyadh a mirror 

    TEHRAN - In an article published on Monday, the editor-in-chief of the Saudi daily Asharq Al-Awsat used the Ansarullah strike on Riyadh airport as a pretext to level a series of sweeping — and at times bizarre — accusations.

  • Iran warns US against renewed military action, stresses readiness for diplomacy and defense

    Iran warns US against renewed military action, stresses readiness for diplomacy and defense

    TEHRAN — Iran has warned the United States against any renewed military action, saying the consequences would extend beyond the region, while reaffirming its readiness to pursue diplomacy on the basis of realistic proposals and mutual respect for commitments.

  • Iran pursues fate of pilots in Qatar, vows justice for Minab school victims

    Iran pursues fate of pilots in Qatar, vows justice for Minab school victims

    TEHRAN — Iran is pursuing diplomatic and legal efforts to protect its national interests, determine the status of Iranian pilots in Qatar and secure justice for the victims of the February 28 attack on a primary school in Minab, government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani said on Tuesday.

  • Can Saudi Arabia find a viable path out of Yemen?

    By Ali Minabi

    Can Saudi Arabia find a viable path out of Yemen?

    TEHRAN – Saudi Arabia is once again testing its options for dealing with Ansarallah, hoping that what failed the first time might succeed the next.

  • Trump targets anti-war Muslim congresswoman three weeks before midterms

    By staff writer

    Trump targets anti-war Muslim congresswoman three weeks before midterms

    TEHRAN — U.S. federal agents with Homeland Security Investigations executed a search warrant early Monday morning at the Washington residence of Representative Ilhan Omar. Law enforcement personnel blocked off the surrounding street and removed multiple boxes labeled as “seized evidence” from the premises.

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  • From burning Sardis to bombing Tehran: What Rubio got wrong about Persia

    From burning Sardis to bombing Tehran: What Rubio got wrong about Persia

  • Why Isabella chose to disrupt Bessent’s hearing over Iran 

    Why Isabella chose to disrupt Bessent’s hearing over Iran 

  • 'Our doors and hearts are always open to Iran': Malaysia's chargé d'affaires tells the Tehran Times

    'Our doors and hearts are always open to Iran': Malaysia's chargé d'affaires tells the Tehran Times

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    Baku arrests dozens as hijab ban empties schools

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  • Beyond fabric and colors

    Beyond fabric and colors

OP-ED

  • From My Lai to Minab: A question every American should ask themselves

    From My Lai to Minab: A question every American should ask themselves

Politics

  • Iran develops countermeasures against Starlink 

    Iran develops countermeasures against Starlink 

    TEHRAN — Iran has developed technical capabilities to identify and disrupt unauthorized Starlink satellite internet terminals, while intensifying its efforts through international regulatory channels to compel the service to comply with telecommunications rules governing its operations inside Iranian territory.

  • Iran has reached developed nations’ level in nuclear science, says AEOI chief

    Iran has reached developed nations’ level in nuclear science, says AEOI chief

    TEHRAN — Iran has attained a level of nuclear science and technology comparable to that of developed countries and is now manufacturing domestically the equipment and systems required by its national industries, Vice President and Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) chief Mohammad Eslami said on Tuesday.

  • Iran, Azerbaijan seek to translate bilateral agreements into concrete action

    Iran, Azerbaijan seek to translate bilateral agreements into concrete action

    TEHRAN — Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni has underscored Tehran’s commitment to strengthening ties with Azerbaijan, implementing bilateral agreements and expanding cooperation across a broad range of areas of mutual interest.

Sports

  • Iran sitting volleyball target historic fifth consecutive Asian Para Games gold

    Iran sitting volleyball target historic fifth consecutive Asian Para Games gold

    TEHRAN - Iran’s men’s sitting volleyball team will head into the upcoming Asian Para Games in Nagoya with a clear objective: extend their remarkable dominance and capture a fifth consecutive gold medal at the continental multi-sport event.

  • Tractor coach dissatisfied with draw against Al Shamal

    Tractor coach dissatisfied with draw against Al Shamal

    TEHRAN - Tractor head coach Javad Nekounam was disappointed his side failed to turn their dominance into three points.

  • Esteghlal could have scored more goals against Al Gharafa: Bakhtiarizadeh

    Esteghlal could have scored more goals against Al Gharafa: Bakhtiarizadeh

    TEHRAN - Sohrab Bakhtiarizadeh felt Esteghlal should have won by a wider margin following their 2-1 defeat of Qatar’s Al Gharafa SC 2-1 in their AFC Champions League Elite 2026/2027 tie on Monday.

Culture

  • Restored “Bashu, the Little Stranger” to go on screen in Montreal

    Restored “Bashu, the Little Stranger” to go on screen in Montreal

    TEHRAN- A restored 4K version of the late Iranian filmmaker Bahram Beyzaie’s acclaimed film “Bashu, the Little Stranger” will be screened at Cinéma Moderne in Montreal, Canada, on Wednesday evening.

  • Tehran Symphony Orchestra to perform “In the Italian Style” concert

    Tehran Symphony Orchestra to perform “In the Italian Style” concert

    TEHRAN- The Tehran Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Nasir Heidarian and featuring cellist Majid Esmaeili as soloist, will present a concert titled “In the Italian Style” at Tehran’s Vahdat Hall on October 20.

  • Sophocles’ “Antigone” on stage in Mahallat

    Sophocles’ “Antigone” on stage in Mahallat

    TEHRAN – The play “Antigone” by Sophocles is being performed at the Artists Forum in Mahallat, Markazi Province.

Economy

  • Government, parliament must reach a common understanding to manage economic conditions: Qalibaf

    Government, parliament must reach a common understanding to manage economic conditions: Qalibaf

    TEHRAN- Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Baqer Qalibaf, emphasizing the necessity of coordination and consensus between the government and parliament in managing the country's economic conditions, said: "Accurate assessment of the current situation and outlining upcoming scenarios can provide the basis for more effective decision-making to improve people's livelihoods and manage economic challenges in the second half of the year."

  • Financial transactions with Russia are possible: TPO head

    Financial transactions with Russia are possible: TPO head

    TEHRAN- Mohammad Ali Dehghan Dehnavi, Head of Iran’s Trade Promotion Organization (TPO), in response to a question about the organization’s measures to facilitate financial exchanges between Iranian traders and the member countries of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), especially Russia, said: “One of the important issues in trade development is preferential and free trade agreements, which have been pursued seriously in the recent period and are being developed.”

  • World standards day ceremony held in Tehran

    World standards day ceremony held in Tehran

    TEHRAN- The ceremony commemorating World Standards Day was held on the morning of October 13, under the slogan "Shared Vision for a Better World" and focusing on "Clean and Affordable Energy." The event was organized by the National Standards Organization of Iran and attended by a number of national officials and those active in the quality sector at the Summit Hall.

Society

  • “Nurse, Ambassador of Life” program to reach over 800 schools nationwide

    “Nurse, Ambassador of Life” program to reach over 800 schools nationwide

    TEHRAN – A national program titled “Nurse, Ambassador of Life” will be implemented in more than 800 schools across the country, with the participation of 64 universities of medical sciences, to promote life-saving skills and improve students’ preparedness for emergencies.

  • Iraqi students taking Persian Language Proficiency Test more than triple

    Iraqi students taking Persian Language Proficiency Test more than triple

    TEHRAN – A total of 268 Iraqi students have taken the Persian Language Proficiency Test at six centers across Iraq, marking a more than threefold increase from the 78 participants recorded last year.

  • Iran eyes African markets through technology cooperation with Senegal

    Iran eyes African markets through technology cooperation with Senegal

    TEHRAN – Iranian officials have explored ways to strengthen scientific and technological cooperation with Senegal, positioning the West African country as a gateway for Iranian knowledge-based companies seeking to expand into African markets.

Tourism

  • North Khorasan, the province I almost missed

    North Khorasan, the province I almost missed

    TEHRAN - A friend’s suggestion was all it took to set me on the road to North Khorasan, one of the few Iranian provinces I had never visited and, until then, had rarely considered as a travel destination.

  • Jajarm offers budget-friendly rural escape, but rail links need improvement

    Jajarm offers budget-friendly rural escape, but rail links need improvement

    JAJARM, North Khorasan Province – With its quiet rural surroundings, historical railway station and proximity to protected natural areas, Jajarm has the potential to attract travelers seeking an affordable alternative to Iran’s busier tourist destinations. But poor railway facilities, limited train tickets and a shortage of visitor services remain major obstacles to turning that potential into a thriving tourism destination.

  • Dozens of possible dinosaur footprints emerge in Iran, researcher urges urgent documentation

    Dozens of possible dinosaur footprints emerge in Iran, researcher urges urgent documentation

    TEHRAN – A rock surface bearing dozens of possible dinosaur footprints has been exposed in Iran following a landslide, prompting a paleontologist to call for urgent scientific investigation and documentation to protect the traces from weathering and erosion.

International

  • Can Saudi Arabia find a viable path out of Yemen?

    Can Saudi Arabia find a viable path out of Yemen?

    TEHRAN – Saudi Arabia is once again testing its options for dealing with Ansarallah, hoping that what failed the first time might succeed the next.

  • Trump targets anti-war Muslim congresswoman three weeks before midterms

    Trump targets anti-war Muslim congresswoman three weeks before midterms

    TEHRAN — U.S. federal agents with Homeland Security Investigations executed a search warrant early Monday morning at the Washington residence of Representative Ilhan Omar. Law enforcement personnel blocked off the surrounding street and removed multiple boxes labeled as “seized evidence” from the premises.

  • Navi Pillay’s Nobel Peace Prize: Restoring moral authority of peace through justice

    Navi Pillay’s Nobel Peace Prize: Restoring moral authority of peace through justice

    GOA, India - For a world fractured by double standards, the recognition of a lifelong defender of human rights is a reminder that peace cannot be separated from accountability. True peace is not achieved simply when the powerful agree to stop fighting. It is achieved when the vulnerable no longer have to live at their mercy.

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