By Wesam Bahrani

Yemen announces second day of strikes on Israeli targets

TEHRAN – Yemen’s Ansarullah movement announced on Monday that its forces had carried out a new round of drone strikes deep inside Israel, marking the second consecutive day of such operations.

By Garsha Vazirian

Al-Quds shooting leaves six dead, exposes Israel’s security vulnerabilities

TEHRAN – At least six Israeli settlers were killed and 17 others injured on Monday after two Palestinian gunmen opened fire on a bus at the Ramot settlement junction, north of occupied Jerusalem (al-Quds).

Argentina’s Milei reels from heavy electoral loss ahead of midterms

Argentina's President, Javier Milei has endured a stinging electoral defeat in Buenos Aires province, a political and economic powerhouse home to 40% of the population.

By Sahar Dadjoo

Exclusive: UN risks irrelevance if Gaza genocide ignored, warns Alfred de Zayas

Former UN expert urges UNGA to adopt “Uniting for Peace” resolution against Israel

As the United Nations General Assembly convenes its 80th session in New York on September 9, 2025, the credibility of the world body is once again under scrutiny. With the ongoing war on Gaza dominating international headlines, questions abound over whether the UN can rise to the occasion or remain paralyzed by geopolitical divisions.

Spain recalls ambassador to Israel

Spain on Monday recalled its ambassador from Tel Aviv after Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar slammed Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez over a series of measures targeting Israel, AFP reported. 

Bosnian activist on Sumud: ‘The success of the flotilla depends on global support’

During a Sarajevo press conference of the Movement to Gaza on Monday, Bosnian humanitarian worker Boris Vitlacil joined live from Italy, where he is finalizing preparations to sail with the Global Sumud Flotilla from Sicily toward Gaza.

Steadfast seas, steadfast hearts: The Sumud Flotilla’s voyage to Gaza

Reporting for Al Jazeera, Colombian journalist Mauricio Morales’ dispatch from the Global Sumud Flotilla captures a day of rationed meals, night watches for drones, and a “buddy system” caring for volunteers aged 24 to 73—human texture behind a people-led mission to Gaza.

From the deck of Sumud: Thiago Ávila urges swift, united action for Gaza

“We are not heroes, we do not need heroes — what we need is organization, courage, solidarity, and we need to move fast,” declared Brazilian humanitarian activist Thiago Ávila on Monday after the Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla arrived in Tunisia.

Sumud greeted by hundreds in Tunis port

Prominent activists, including Greta Thunberg, Thiago Avila and French MEP Rima Hassan, arrived at the Tunis port in the Tunisian capital on Sunday and were greeted by hundreds of locals, waving flags and cheering them on late into the night.

Archaeologist rejects claim of discovery of Seljuk palace in Kamar-Zarrin passage

TEHRAN—Prominent archaeologist Alireza Jafari-Zand emphasized that there is no sign of a Seljuk palace in Kamar-Zarrin site in Isfahan, and the published news lacks a scientific basis and is propaganda.

Deploying tourism consultants on government priority

TEHRAN—Ministers of cultural heritage and foreign affairs have called formation of a joint committee, deploying tourism consultants, and easing investment as a strategic priority of the government.

Discover ancient Sirvan and its Sassanid-style architecture

TEHRAN – The ancient city of Sirvan in Ilam province, known for its unique architecture, stands as evidence of a rich regional civilization during the Sassanid era and the early Islamic centuries, according to Habibollah Mahmoudian, a specialist in prehistoric archaeology.

Iran to showcase traditional arts at Bangkok diplomatic fair in November

TEHRAN - Iran will present traditional handicrafts and arts at the 70th YWCA Diplomatic Charity Bazaar in Bangkok from Nov. 6 to 9, the country’s cultural office in Thailand has said.

Sistan-Baluchestan: land of flavors, music, and living traditions

TEHRAN - Sistan-Baluchestan is more than just a geographical region on Iran’s map. It is a land of colors, music, flavors, and traditions, where a rich culture and history meet in everyday life.

Iran is a successful model of scientific, technological development: COMSTECH general coordinator

TEHRAN –Muhammad Iqbal Chaudhry, the coordinator general of the Standing Committee for Scientific and Technological Cooperation of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (COMSTECH), has highlighted Iran’s capacity in innovation and technology as one of the most successful countries in the world.

Tehran, Yerevan sign MOU on science

TEHRAN – Science Minister Hossein Simaei-Sarraf and his Armenian counterpart, Zhanna Andreasyan, signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) here on Monday to expand scientific cooperation between the two countries.

Iranian female scientist grabs Bionorica Phytoneering Award

TEHRAN – Roja Rahimi, a professor of Traditional Pharmacy at the School of Persian Medicine, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, has won the Bionorica Phytoneering Award 2025.

GII 2025 places Tehran 63rd among top 100 science and technology clusters

TEHRAN – The Global Innovation Index (GII) has ranked Tehran as the world’s 63rd-largest science and technology (S&T) cluster this year, according to a report released by the UN’s World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).

Short documentary “Karun – The Longest River of Iran” wins at Armenian festival

TEHRAN – The Iranian short documentary “Karun – The Longest River of Iran” written and directed by Sahand Sarhaddi won an award at the 11th Apricot Tree International Documentary Film Festival, which was held from August 30 to September 6 in Yerevan, Armenia.

Tehran meeting to mark Jalal Al-e Ahmad’s legacy, social impact

TEHRAN- A literary forum titled "Jalal, Literature, and Social Engagement" is scheduled to be held at the Amir Kabir Publications Bookstore on Tuesday.

Arasbaran Cultural Center reviews “The Life of Chuck”

TEHRAN- “The Life of Chuck”, a 2024 fantasy movie by American filmmaker Mike Flanagan, went on screen at the Arasbaran Cultural Center in Tehran on Sunday. 

Greta Thunberg tells Gaza-bound flotilla leaders: ‘End your complicity in this genocide’

“End your complicity in this genocide. Be human.” With these words, Swedish activist Greta Thunberg addressed world leaders on Monday from on board the Global Sumud Flotilla, which has arrived in Tunis and is due to depart for Gaza after resupplying.

Ramot junction shooting in al-Quds leaves multiple casualties

A deadly shooting at the Ramot settlement junction in occupied East Jerusalem (al-Quds) left at least six Israeli settlers dead and more than a dozen injured after two gunmen reportedly boarded a bus and opened fire during the morning rush hour.

Protests in Brazil: “Israel Out of Palestinian Lands, Trump Out of Latin America”

Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of major cities in Brazil, including São Paulo, chanting “Israel Out of Palestinian Lands, Trump Out of Latin America” on September 7, Brazil’s Independence Day. What is usually a day of patriotic celebrations and military parades turned into a platform for international solidarity.

TPO opposes forex optimization plan, vows to ease import rules

TEHRAN – Iran’s Trade Promotion Organization (TPO) head said he opposed the government’s so-called “foreign exchange optimization plan” from the outset, while pledging to simplify import registration procedures during a meeting with private sector representatives in Tehran.