Young Scholars Club materializes Iran’s scientific diplomacy

Sarajevo Safari — A Hidden Crime of the Bosnian War

Among the darkest chapters of the 1992–1996 Siege of Sarajevo lies a story long concealed from public view: a human safari. Beyond the Bosnian Serb Army, foreign volunteers, and mercenaries, a secret group of wealthy outsiders paid high fees for the chance to shoot civilians trapped in the besieged city—turning war into a grotesque sport. Directed by Miran Zupanič, a Slovenian filmmaker known for confronting untold histories, and produced by Arsmedia in co-production with Al Jazeera Balkans, Sarajevo Safari pieces together testimonies, archival footage, and newly uncovered evidence to reveal a crime once dismissed as rumor.

India’s digital architecture is key to sustainable development

Global South to be prominently represented at G20 Summit

G20 leaders cannot ignore issue of inequality

populations of Global South countries require initiatives aimed at reducing inequality

'Big gap' between reality of Iran and foreign portrayal: Indonesian Ambassador

Tourism numbers rising but potential remains untapped: Indonesian Ambassador

June attack against Iran a clear violation of UN Charter: Indonesian Ambassador

Iran has a major role and influence globally: Indonesian Ambassador

Gaza’s rock pioneers: Osprey V turn struggle into song

Meet Osprey V, Gaza’s pioneering rock band, and their powerful song dedicated to the flotilla movement. While some members remain trapped in Gaza, the band stands as a symbol of Palestinian resilience, resistance, identity, and hope. Through their music, they transform grief and trauma into a call for global solidarity—bridging the gap between those fighting for Palestine and those within it.

What is happening in Darfur today is worse than 20 years ago, Mukesh Kapila warns

Ambassador Ordorica on the Day of the Dead Exhibition in Tehran

In an exclusive interview with the Tehran Times, the Ambassador of Mexico in the Islamic Republic of Iran, Guillermo Puente Ordorica, explained the Mexican tradition of the Day of the Dead and details of this year’s exhibition held at the site of the embassy.

Venezuela launches new defense phase against U.S. provocations, says José Rafael Silva Aponte

Venezuelan government rejects international praise for Machado’s anti-national stance

UN data dismantle U.S. narrative on Venezuela’s role in drug trade

Imperialism cannot break Iran–Venezuela brotherhood, says Venezuelan ambassador

BRICS countries actively develop educational exchange programs

More than hundred international alumni of Russian and Soviet universities gather in Moscow

Literary race: car quest in Siberia celebrates Anton Chekhov

Pharmaceuticals in BRICS

Participants of BRICS Global Media Tour discuss international partnership

Iran-China relations through the ages: interview with National Museum director

schoolchildren propose cutting-edge projects for universe exploration

Inclusive future in focus of business

"Engineering Personnel of Russia"

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.

"We will not leave you alone"

Prof. Dr. Mohammad Reza Farzanegan in interview with Tehran Times

In an exclusive interview with Tehran Times, Prof. Dr. Mohammad Reza Farzanegan, a distinguished economist specializing in West Asian economies at Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany, provides an in-depth analysis, regarding the impact of the reactivation of UN sanctions on Iran’s Economy, Society, Innovation, and Geopolitical Orientation

Who is the real Anti-Semitic?

In this video Munir Daair is demonstrating how Zionism is distorting the real source of antisemitism by deflecting from Zionists’ own responsibility. He argues that by defining the Zionist state as an exclusively Jewish state and then committing acts of genocide in the name of the Jewish state, Zionists are actually promoting antisemitism. The source of antisemitism is not the world but Zionist criminal behavior perpetrated in the name of Jews.