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On Ghadeer Eve at Lady Masuma’s Shrine, Iranian Women Renew a Sisterly Covenant of Resistance
While the enemy expected silence and withdrawal, the women of Iran gathered at the shrine of Lady Masuma (sa) on the eve of Ghadeer to declare that neither martyrdom nor sorrow ends their path. In a sisterly covenant, they pledged to continue the way of martyred leaders — with faith, presence, and unwavering resistance.
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At Seventeen on the Front Lines: A Story of Mojtaba Khamenei’s Youth in War
At just seventeen, while most teenagers were dreaming of their future, Mojtaba Khamenei stood on the front lines of a war.
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Ex-Pentagon Officer to ABNA: Iran Dominates Gulf, US Warships May Never Return
A new regional order favorable to Iran is taking shape, and U.S. warships may never return to the Gulf, former Pentagon officer David Paine told ABNA.
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The beautiful tradition of the Prophet (PBUH) on Eid al-Adha
In a narration, the Holy Prophet (PBUH) emphasized the sacrifice on the day of Eid al-Adha to such an extent that he recommended borrowing money to perform it if necessary. He himself would offer two sacrifices: one on his own behalf, and another on behalf of those members of his Ummah who wished to sacrifice but could not afford it.
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Why the World's Ummah Has Chosen Iran's Streets + Video
For over two and a half months, the streets of Iran have witnessed something unprecedented. Under the single banner of "Ummat-e-Wahida" (One Ummah), people from Madagascar to Myanmar, Tanzania to Pakistan, India to Nigeria, and across the Arab world have gathered as soldiers of a shared conviction. They have come to declare a truth that transcends borders: this is not Iran's battle alone. It is the war between all of Haqq and all of Kufr.
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Iranian female doctor’s account of scientific progress, love for homeland, and hijab
Mandana Pourian is an Iranian physician and a graduate of Farzanegan School. She won first place in the Kharazmi Scientific Festival, earned a national silver medal in the Biology Olympiad, and ranked first in the pre-internship examination.
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From narrative to reality: U.S. journalist recounts Iran visit, challenges Western media portrayals
Wyatt Reed, an American journalist and correspondent for The Grayzone known for his reporting on U.S. foreign policy and international conflicts, offers a firsthand account that challenges prevailing Western narratives about Iran. Reed traveled to Iran in April 2026 as part of a delegation of international reporters, visiting sites damaged in attacks attributed to the United States and Israel. Drawing on his on-the-ground observations...
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Video: A Leader Who Cannot Be Bid Farewell
Either come back or get some of my life
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Brazilian analyst: US military superiority fails to guarantee decisive outcome against Iran
Lourival Sant'Anna, Brazilian war correspondent, international affairs analyst for CNN Brasil, and columnist for Estadão, examines the strategic, political, and geopolitical dimensions of the recent US-Israel aggression against Iran.
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Foreign Students Stand with Iran Amid Ongoing War: "You Are Not Alone" +Video
For over two and a half months, Iranians have taken to the streets night after night, but they are not alone. Foreign students from countries such as Azerbaijan, Nigeria, Pakistan, India and elsewhere have chosen to remain in the Islamic Republic, voicing their solidarity with Iranians and condemning what they describe as the illegal actions of global arrogance led by the United States.
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Expert: No Military Solution for Strait of Hormuz, World Countries Need to Cooperate with Iran
For Iran, the Strait of Hormuz has taken a defensive aspect in addition to its deterrence aspect. The global economy and security dependence on the energy sources pushes the countries to take into consideration Iran's reservations and regulate their political and economic relations with Tehran based on them. Given the recent statement by the Supreme Leader Sayyed Mojtaba Khamenei about the significance of the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz..
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New Iraqi PM Has a Challenging Path Ahead
After months of heated talks led by the ruling parliamentary majority the Shiite Coordination Framework (SCF), the Iraqis finally named their new prime minister. While speculations were around prominent figures like ex-PM Nouri al-Maliki, finally a lesser known to the country's politics figure was named: Ali Faleh Kadhim al-Zaydi. Amid these tense conditions, the man has a difficult job ahead and he will grapple with an array of serious challenges ahead both at home and at regional levels.
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Expert: Post-war Iran, Region Will Be Way Different
Announcing the ceasefire on the 40th day of the joint US-Israeli aggression on Iran showed that despite the maximum push to bring Iran to its knees, they have run into a dead end in their military operations against Iran. Concerning the ceasefire, its terms, and the situation after it, Alwaght talked to Ahmad Zarean, an Iranian West Asia affairs expert and head of Tehran-based Andisheh Sazan-e-Nour Institute for Strategic Studies. He has asserted that post-war Iran will be way different from that before war since this conflict has established its power regionally and internationally.
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Italian archaeologist warns; Failure to condemn attacks on Iran’s heritage makes the world complicit
The recent U.S. and Israeli military strikes on Iran, which began on February 28, have triggered widespread concern over the safety of the country’s historical and cultural heritage. Reports indicate that prominent sites, including the Golestan Palace and the Naqsh-e Jahan Square, have sustained damage, highlighting the potential for irreversible losses to monuments that reflect centuries of Iranian civilization.
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Environmental official warns; Toxic fallout from strikes on Iran to affect region, world
The environmental devastation caused by US and Israeli airstrikes on Iran will not be contained within the country's borders, Arman Khorsand, a senior Iranian environmental official has warned.
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Sayyed Nasrallah Through His Son’s Eyes: The Father, Spouse and Human
Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah’s son recalled that he received the news of his father’s martyrdom the same way everyone else did, that is, through television, when Hezbollah’s official statement was broadcast on Al Mayadeen’s screen, even though this was “a scenario I never liked, and I always prayed that he would live long”.
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Social Ethics as the Foundation of Governance: Shaykh Javad Esmaeili Reflects on Imam Reza’s Conduct
Shaykh Javad Esmaeili examined how the social ethics embodied by Imam Reza (AS), particularly during his period as crown prince, offer a comprehensive moral framework for society and governance rooted in dignity, righteousness, and divine responsibility.
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Australian Scholar Highlights Centrality of Family Rights in Imam Reza’s Teachings
Australian Islamic researcher and community activist Syed Samer Naghdali Al-Hakeem examined the concept of family rights in Imam Reza’s teachings, warning that contemporary global agendas are deliberately targeting the family structure as a means of weakening societies.
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Pakistani-UK Researcher Examines Imam Reza’s (AS) Role in Defining Political Legitimacy
Researcher and international Islamic propagator Murtaza Ali Velayati analyzed how Imam Reza (AS) articulated the foundations of political legitimacy, arguing that in Shia thought true legitimacy is divinely granted and not derived from popular power or political dominance.
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US Researcher Presents Razavi Model of Governance Centered on Minority Rights and Moral Legitimacy
Syed Farman Ali from the United States presented an in-depth analysis of minority rights and social justice through the Razavi logic of governance, arguing that protecting minorities is not a political choice but a religious and ethical obligation rooted in Islamic teachings.
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Azerbaijani Activist Yegana Naghi Yevh Stresses Social Solidarity as a Core Razavi Principle
Yegana Naghi Yevh, an international media activist and Islamic propagator from Azerbaijan, spoke on the principles of social solidarity and their constructive impact in the Razavi tradition, emphasizing that Islam is inherently social and that unity, dignity, and truthful narration are essential for confronting modern challenges faced by Muslim societies.
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Prominent Journalist Marzieh Hashemi Calls for Justice and Resistance Through Imam Reza’s Teachings
Sister Marzieh Hashemi, highlighted the social and political dimensions of human rights in the teachings of Imam Reza (AS) during the 9th International Pre-Meeting of the 6th Imam Reza (AS) Global Congress.
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Interview: US Has no Serious Iranian Opposition Forces, Military Action Unlikely
On Friday, the United Nations Security Council held an emergency session at the demand of the US to discuss Iran unrest. Given the significance of the push by Western countries to intervene further in the Iranian affairs and in a bid to discuss their aims and future scenarios, Alwaght arranged an interview with Ahmad Zarean, an international affairs expert and the director of Tehran-based Andisheh Sazan-e-Nour Institute for Strategic Studies.
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Former CIA analyst in an interview with ABNA:
“Iran’s Military Capabilities Now Far Stronger Than During 12-Day War; The United States Lacks Power to Militarily Subdue Iran”
In an interview with ABNA, former CIA analyst Larry C. Johnson said U.S. claims of Iran’s weakness are misleading, arguing that Tehran’s missile strength, nuclear capacity, regional influence, and ties with Russia and China make it a resilient and increasingly central regional power.
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American Scholar in interview with ABNA,
“U.S. Policy Toward Iran, Foolish Strategy; Barak’s Claim of Abandoning Regime Change, False”
An American scholar told ABNA that Washington’s pressure-based strategy toward Iran remains unchanged despite claims to the contrary. He argued that U.S. tactics still aim at regime change, noting that past efforts have consistently failed and continue to influence political thinking in the United States.
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Indonesian scholar to ABNA:
Iran, exceptional model of scientific progress, resilience under sanctions/ Iran must be seen up close
An Indonesian scholar visited ABNA News Agency and, in an interview, described Iran as a pioneering nation and an exceptional model of scientific advancement.
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Lebanon’s Al-Wafaa Party Leader to ABNA:
International Institutions Have Collapsed/ “Force”, the only Language Israel Understands
In an interview with ABNA News Agency, Ahmad Alwan, head of the Lebanese Al-Wafaa Party and a researcher of strategic affairs, said that the Israeli calculation is fundamentally flawed.
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Argentine writer and historian in an interview with ABNA:
Palestine, a new model for nations' resistance against global imperialism
Recent developments in Palestine have once again made the land the focus of one of the world's most complex conflicts.
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Interview: Sudan’s Conflict to Continue, UAE Prolonging Crisis
In recent days, after the fall of Al-Fashir in Sudan's Darfur region to the Rapid Response Forces (RSF), a big change has happened in the war equations of the North African country, tipping the scales in favor of the RSF.
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Interview: Iraq’s Elections Important, Carry Surprises
A week to the country's most important political event this year, Iraq is scene to extensive election competitions and campaigns of the candidates for the sixth parliamentary elections. For a broader picture, Alwaght has discussed the elections with Iraq affairs expert Sina Alizadeh.