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Tehran Rejects Arab League's Claims Over Persian Gulf Islands

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Iranian President Pezeshkian Affirms Iran’s Right to Peaceful Nuclear Technology and Rejects Nuclear Weapons Ambitions

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian declared Iran’s entitlement to utilize peaceful nuclear technology for critical sectors such as health, agriculture, and industry, while firmly rejecting any pursuit or belief in nuclear weapons.
Crying Flowers of Koohrang; Iran’s Inverted Tulips, Their Timeless Tale

In the heart of Iran's Zagros mountains, near the city of Chelgard in Koohrang, lies a vast plain stretching over 3,600 hectares, where the rare and delicate inverted tulips bloom each spring. These flowers, known locally as the "crying flower," are not merely botanical wonders but living symbols woven deeply into the fabric of Iranian history and myth.
Iran Condemns Israeli Attacks in Gaza, Calls for Accountability and End to Impunity

Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesman, Esmail Baghaei, has issued a strong condemnation of Israel’s ongoing attacks and crimes in the Gaza Strip, demanding an end to what he described as the impunity of Israeli leaders. Baghaei called for the prosecution and punishment of those responsible, as well as an immediate halt to the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians.

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Ferdowsi: Eternal Voice of Persia

In the heart of Khorasan, where the winds sweep across the ancient plains of Tous, a poet was born whose voice would echo through a thousand years. Ferdowsi, the savior of the Persian tongue, emerged in 940 CE, his life destined to become inseparable from the fate of his homeland and its language.
Iran’s Mild Steel Production Rises 4.6% Year-on-Year in April Despite Ongoing Challenges

Iran has reported a 4.6% year-on-year increase in its production of mild steel for the calendar month ending in late April, according to figures released by the Iranian Steel Producers Association (ISPA) and reported by Fars news agency on Monday.
Iran’s Armed Forces Reaffirm Full Readiness to Protect Persian Gulf Amid Rising Tensions

The Chief of Staff of Iran’s Armed Forces, Major General Mohammad Baqeri, has emphasized Iran’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding its national interests and securing the Persian Gulf. Speaking on Sunday during a visit to Bandar Abbas, Baqeri stated that Iran’s military remains “fully prepared” for any scenario.
Iranian Foreign Minister Reaffirms Principled Stance Amid Criticism of US Contradictions Ahead of Oman Talks

Iran’s Foreign Minister Emphasizes Iran’s Principled Stance Amid Contradictory US Statements Ahead of Fourth Round of Indirect Talks in Oman.
Iran, Qatar Foreign Ministers Discuss Gaza Crisis, Bilateral Relations, and Iran-US Talks in Doha

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi met with Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani in Doha on Saturday evening, as part of his visit to attend the fourth Iran–Arab World Dialogue Summit.
Iran, U.S. to Hold Fourth Round of Indirect Nuclear Talks in Oman on Sunday

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced on Friday that the fourth round of indirect talks between Iran and the United States is scheduled for Sunday, with Oman acting as the mediator and determining the time and venue for the negotiations.
From Warsaw to Isfahan: Journey of Compassion, Cultural Kinship Rekindled on Two Wheels

A group of Polish motorcyclist tourists has arrived in Iran to commemorate the centenary of Iran’s hospitality towards 120,000 Polish refugees displaced during World War II.
Persian Gulf Enduring Legacy; History, Identity, Political Controversy

A land or body of water can hold diverse meanings. The Persian Gulf, for instance, serves as a vital waterway for global oil transport, an exotic destination for tourists, and a geostrategic location for military forces. Yet, for those who have lived along its shores for thousands of years, it is a heritage-so deeply ingrained and fiercely its own that no wave of propaganda or political maneuvering can ever truly erase it.
Iranian Foreign Minister Calls for Restraint, Enhanced Economic Cooperation During New Delhi Visit

Upon his arrival in New Delhi, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi expressed hope that India and Pakistan would exercise restraint and prevent further escalation in the region.
Iranian Foreign Minister Voices Concern Over Arrests of Nationals in UK

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has expressed concern following the arrest of several Iranian nationals in the United Kingdom on suspicion of terrorism offenses, urging British authorities to respect the rights of those detained and ensure due process.
Iran Vows Swift Response to US and Israeli Threats Over Yemen Strikes

Iran has issued a strong condemnation of recent threats from the United States and Israel following a Yemeni missile strike on Israeli territory, asserting it will defend its sovereignty against any aggression.
Iran Rejects Allegations of Involvement in Yemeni Activities, Citing Efforts to Distract from Gaza Crisis

Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei has categorically dismissed recent allegations linking Iran to Yemeni activities, labeling the claims as entirely unfounded and designed to divert international attention from the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
Iran Rejects Accusations of Orchestrating Yemeni Actions, Condemns US Strikes and Calls for Regional Unity

Iran’s Foreign Ministry has firmly rejected allegations that Tehran is directing Yemeni military operations in support of Palestine, labeling such claims as unfounded and deceptive. In a statement released Monday, the ministry stressed that Yemen’s actions are independent and stem from the country’s solidarity with the Palestinian people, not from Iranian influence.
Number of Identified Bodies from Shahid Rajaee Port Explosion Rises to 46

The number of identified bodies from the deadly explosion at Shahid Rajaee Port in Bandar Abbas, southern Iran, has increased to 46, according to Javad Mirhadi, head of the Hormozgan Legal Medicine Organization.
Venezuela Seeks to Deepen Scientific Cooperation with Iran

Venezuela is intensifying efforts to expand its scientific and technological collaboration with Iran, according to recent statements from Alberto Quintero, the country's Deputy Minister for Science and Technology.
Iran Expo 2025 Showcasing Country’s Economic, Cultural, Tourism Strengths on Global Stage

Iran Expo 2025, recognized as Iran's largest commercial event, goes beyond the mere economic and trade capacities, serving as an important platform for showcasing the country's economic, cultural, and tourism potentials on the international stage.
Iran Reaffirms Right to Full Nuclear Fuel Cycle Under NPT

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has reiterated Tehran’s position that, as a founding signatory to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), Iran is entitled to possess the full nuclear fuel cycle.
Iran's Petrochemical Capacity Set to Reach 105 Million Tons by March 2026, NPC CEO Announces

The CEO of the National Petrochemical Company (NPC), Hassan Abbaszadeh, announced on Wednesday that Iran's nominal petrochemical production capacity is projected to reach 105 million tons by the end of the Iranian calendar year 1404 (March 2026).

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Crying Flowers of Koohrang; Iran’s Inverted Tulips, Their Timeless Tale

In the heart of Iran's Zagros mountains, near the city of Chelgard in Koohrang, lies a vast plain stretching over 3,600 hectares, where the rare and delicate inverted tulips bloom each spring. These flowers, known locally as the "crying flower," are not merely botanical wonders but living symbols woven deeply into the fabric of Iranian history and myth.
From Warsaw to Isfahan: Journey of Compassion, Cultural Kinship Rekindled on Two Wheels
Silent Poetry of Isfahan's Ceilings
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Crying Flowers of Koohrang; Iran’s Inverted Tulips, Their Timeless Tale

In the heart of Iran's Zagros mountains, near the city of Chelgard in Koohrang, lies a vast plain stretching over 3,600 hectares, where the rare and delicate inverted tulips bloom each spring. These flowers, known locally as the "crying flower," are not merely botanical wonders but living symbols woven deeply into the fabric of Iranian history and myth.
From Warsaw to Isfahan: Journey of Compassion, Cultural Kinship Rekindled on Two Wheels
Silent Poetry of Isfahan's Ceilings
Carpet Museum of Tehran: A Literary Portrait