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Iran Warns Anti-Tehran Draft at IAEA Board Would Harm Cooperation
Iran’s Permanent Mission in Vienna has cautioned that any attempt by Western countries to pass an anti-Iran resolution at next week’s meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors would be a “major mistake” and an effort to further politicize the agency.
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Pezeshkian: Iraq’s Election Results Reflect the Genuine Will of Its People
In a Friday phone call with Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' al-Sudani, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said the recent parliamentary election results in Iraq demonstrated “the genuine will of the Iraqi people.”
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Tehran Strongly Rejects G7 Support for US Sanctions on Iran’s Nuclear Program
Tehran has firmly dismissed the G7’s recent statement backing what it describes as the unlawful actions of the United States and the European Troika in reinstating UN sanctions against Iran’s peaceful nuclear program. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei, speaking on Thursday, denounce
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Iran-Russia “Colors of Friendship” Art Exhibition Showcases Cultural Harmony
Over 100 selected paintings by young Iranian and Russian artists are now on display at the “Colors of Friendship” exhibition in Tehran, highlighting the artistic and cultural dialogue between the two nations.
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Isfahan at Forefront of Iran’s Digital Transformation Drive
Isfahan isn’t just talking about smart cities anymore—it’s doing the work. The city is moving from theory to hands-on projects, putting digital transformation into action and getting people involved. Across Iran, what started as a visionary idea has turned into a practical field where real skills matter and cities compete to deliver results.
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Iran, Pakistan Unite Against ‘Common Enemies,’ Vow to Deepen Cooperation Across All Sectors
Iran and Pakistan have reaffirmed their commitment to closer coordination and stronger bilateral relations, calling for united action against what they described as “common enemies,” including Israel, amid rising regional tensions.
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Iran Releases First Hebrew-Language Documentary on 12-Day War
Iran’s Tasnim News Agency has unveiled the country’s first-ever Hebrew-language documentary, “Missiles Over Bazan,” presenting a strategic and analytical narrative of the covert confrontation between Iran and Israel during the 12-day war.
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Iran Accelerates Development of South Azadegan Joint Oil Field Using Only Domestic Resources
Iran has intensified development efforts at the South Azadegan oil field shared with Iraq, moving forward despite sanctions that limit foreign investment and technology access.
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Isfahan Researchers Turn Steel Industry Wastewater into Valuable Resource amid Iran’s Water Crisis
Iran is blending innovation and industry to tackle its growing water scarcity challenge, with new breakthroughs showing how scientific research can directly support sustainable production.
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Araghchi: West Ultimately Forced to Accept Iran’s Peaceful Nuclear Program
Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi stated on Sunday that Western governments have no option but to accept Iran’s peaceful nuclear industry, emphasizing that the country’s nuclear progress is broad, fast-moving, and deeply integrated into national development.
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Iran Reinforces Military Readiness Across All Domains: Army Official
A senior Iranian Army official has announced that the Islamic Republic is continuously enhancing its military capabilities in all operational domains, describing this effort as a “permanent strategic directive.”
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Iran’s Spirit in Iqbal’s Soul: How the Land of Alvand Shaped a Philosopher-Poet’s Vision
“Allama Muhammad Iqbal’s invocation of Alvand, the mountain overlooking Hamadan in western Iran, was more than a poetic flourish—it was a return to his civilizational roots.”
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Iran Launches Largest Flare Gas Recovery Project to Transform Waste into Economic Growth
Iran has taken a major step in transforming its oil economy by launching the largest national flare gas recovery initiative in its history, in a ceremony attended by President Masoud Pezeshkian. The program, led by the National Iranian South Oil Company (NISOC) in partnership with private and knowledge-based companies, signals a strategic shift from viewing oil as a short-term revenue source to treating it as a productive national asset.
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Osteoporosis: Silent Fracture of the Body’s Framework
Osteoporosis, often referred to as the “silent disease,” progresses unnoticed until a fracture occurs. According to Dr. Farah Esmaeili, a rheumatology sub-specialist, early prevention through adequate nutrition, sunlight exposure, and regular physical activity is essential to maintaining skeletal health and reducing the risk of osteoporosis.
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Iran Plans to Manufacture Homegrown Light Passenger Planes to Meet Domestic Demand
Iran is moving ahead with plans to domestically produce light passenger planes to address the growing demand for short-haul flights across the country, according to the head of Iran's Civil Aviation Organization (CAA).
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By Elahe Seyfodin
Isfahan Turns Research into a Pillar of Urban Governance
Research is the foundation of scientific decision-making and the key to solving the complex problems of today's cities. Yet, in many cities in the country, it has not found its true place in urban management.
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‘Kneel Before Iran’ Statue Unveiled in Tehran’s Enqelab Square, Celebrating National Strength, Historic Pride
A large crowd gathered in Tehran’s Enqelab Square on Friday evening, November 7, 2025, for the unveiling of the “Kneel Before Iran” statue, a new national monument symbolizing Iran’s strength, unity, and enduring resistance throughout history.
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Pezeshkian: Iran Pursues Peace but Rejects Coercion
President Masoud Pezeshkian reaffirmed that Iran seeks peace but will not yield to bullying or pressure, emphasizing that the country will not abandon its nuclear program.
