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Report: Iran FM’s Baku Visit Highlights Neighbors’ Need for Closer Cooperation
In the tense regional conditions and while the Israelis have recently threatened Iran, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi visited Azerbaijan and talked to the officials in Baku.
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Imam Khamenei & sweet command to say “I love you”
The Leader’s meticulous and delicate perspective on women fills me, and many of the women attending the event, with delight. There is not a single right of women that he leaves unaddressed. Even the right to receive affection at home and to hear the words “I love you”!
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Report: With Truce in Comma, Washington-Tel Aviv Eye Permanent Gaza Occupation
Several months have gone since the Gaza ceasefire was reached. A ceasefire that was planned to upgrade to the second phase in a month is still lagging in the first phase, without signs of going to the next phase. On Sunday, the Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty told Al Jazeera that Israel has obviously violated the truce deal in Gaza.
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More than a leader: Story they never tell
The image of Iran's Leader that is portrayed in the world is often far from the reality that we, as Iranians, know of him. I don't mean to say that he is the only one who is misunderstood. Still, perhaps he is one of the few people about whom there exists such a vast volume of misconception. This is not the place to explain everything, but I want to share the experience of my meeting with him; perhaps this memory can help piece together a small part of the puzzle of his true image as the highest authority of Islamic Iran.
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Report: Luxury Police Vehicles New Means to Cement Al-Jolani’s Rule
In recent days, the Syrian interim government led by Ahmad al-Sharaa, better known for his nom de guerre Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, in a massive street parade unveiled new visual identity and design for the police and security forces vehicles.
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Report: Israel Reconstruction Uncertain Five Months after War with Iran
Five months after hard Iranian missile response to the Israeli aggression, still many Israeli buildings and areas damaged in the Iranian attacks are not reconstructed, with some buildings left to their own in some neighborhoods. Israeli media have published reports of discontentment of a large number of people whose homes are damaged by the Iranian missile strikes, with many saying that the local authorities in Tel Aviv are indifferent to the devastation and the rebuilding of these areas in the capital.
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Report: Iraq May Self-harm Repatriating ISIS Members from Al-Hawl Camp
Over 850 Iraqis are set to be repatriated from Syria’s Al-Hawl Refugee Camp to Iraq. A security source active in the camp was cited as saying, adding that the administrative and logistical preparations are being made for the transfer. The source added that on Tuesday, Iraq will send 20 busses to Syria through Al-Walid border crossing for the purpose. According to Syrian sources, the return of this group of refugees from Al-Hawl is to be done under the auspices of the American forces.
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Report / Ankara-Tehran: From Economic Partnership to Anti-Israeli Alliance
The spirit of ancient trade is returning to the body of the region in a new world. West Asia, a region whose name is mainly associated with security and political agreements, these days is experiencing some trade cooperation beside geopolitical and political interactions.
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Political Struggle in Yemeni National Independence Experience
The struggle for independence from Britain was not merely a military confrontation, but a wide political battle in which London sought—through constitutional conferences, United Nations resolutions, and superficial initiatives—to repackage its presence in the South in a new form.
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Report: Iran’s New Naval Ships Signal Tehran Eyes Secure Exports, Distant Missions
Beyond boosting naval vessel numbers, these launches reflect a strategic shift in Iran’s naval operations. The move aims to extend its operational range, achieve logistical self-sufficiency, and sustain a persistent presence in international waters. Military officials state that commissioning these vessels will directly enhance the navy’s combat and logistical capabilities.
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Report: Does Larijani’s Pakistan Visit Mean Tehran-Islamabad-Riyadh Alliance on the Way?
Yesterday, Islamabad had a special guest: Secretary-General of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Ali Larijani. Larijani and his delegation were received by Foreign Minister Mohammed Ishaq Dar. The first meeting was also held with the FM. In his opening comments, Ishaq Dar congratulated Larijani for his new post, highlighting the significance of "brotherly" relations between Iran and Pakistan.
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Report / Haytham Tabatabaei: Hezbollah’s Elite Commander from Birth to Martyrdom
Haytham Ali Tabatabaei, nicknamed Abu Ali, was one of the prominent Hezbollah commanders who was assassinated by an Israeli terrorist attack in southern Lebanon on Sunday. He commanded Hezbollah's elite unit Radhwan Force in Syria and had a role in backing Yemen's Ansarullah resistance movement. He was on the US blacklist and Washington set $5 million for information leading to his arrest. Also, Israeli security research centers described Abu Ali as one of the most prominent field commanders of the southern front as his name was tied with Radwan Force.
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Report: Egypt-US Gas Deal, Cairo’s Move to Cut Reliance on Israeli Energy
Tensions between Israeli regime and Egypt that earlier erupted in political and security areas have now spread to include energy. After Tel Aviv has begun reneging on its promises it made under a gas deal signed with Egypt, Cairo has sought alternatives to meet its energy needs.
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Report: Iraq Resistance Gained further Weight, US Failed Despite $2b Spending in Vote
The Tehran-based Andisheh Sazan-e-Nour Institute for Strategic Studies hosted a meeting discussing Iraq political landscape post-elections. At the meeting, senior West Asia affairs expert and director of the institute Saadullah Zaree brought in spotlight the current Iraqi developments in the shadow of the November 11 parliamentary elections.
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Report: Bin Salman’s US Visit Launching Pad for Future US-Saudi Ties
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is set to officially visit the US. It is the first official visit since March 2018. The last time he flew to the US to meet the US President Donald Trump the situation was different for him and his country. He at the time was just appointed crown prince, ousting his uncle Mohammed bin Nayef, while he was in the middle of a 15-month purging campaign targeting business people, state officials, and royals. This campaign finally cemented his grip on power and give out from him a face of authority and dominance over the state.
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Report: Trapped Hamas Members Case Proves an Israeli Failure
The state of 200 Palestinians trapped in Gaza tunnels is nearing a showdown. In this connection, Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper reported, citing an Israeli cabinet official, that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the US special envoy Jared Kushner have reached an agreement that will pave the way for exit of these Hamas members from Rafah tunnels.
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Report: US Multi-layer Plan to Dominate Gaza
Having been standing by the Israeli regime since the beginning of Gaza war, the US now is working to draw a comprehensive roadmap to the "ceasefire, security arrangements, and the future of Gaza administration" through a extensive, multi-layer resolution presented to the UN Security Council. The draft resolution has not only met the Russian and Chinese opposition, but also even saw some Arab countries casting doubt on part of its executive mechanism.
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Report: What’s behind Knesset Law Authorizing Execution of Palestinians?
As the military forces of the Israeli regime continue their genocidal campaign in Gaza and conduct massive arrests in the West Bank, hardline parties in the Knesset are passing crackdown bills against the Palestinians, signaling they are not seeking peaceful coexistence with the Palestinian in defiance of the world community demands.
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Report: Shadow of War Remains as Pakistan-Afghanistan Talks Fail
Pakistan-Afghanistan peace talks in Istanbul amid escalating tensions between the two neighbors ended without any results. The two countries' officials said that they failed to strike a deal, blaming each other for failure of the talks.
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Report: Where’s Sudan Heading as Clashes Boil Over?
After two and a half years of civil war, the fall of Al-Fashir as the capital city of Darfur region of Sudan to the Rapid Response Forces (RSF) after 18 months of blockade marks a turning point in the country's violent developments. Now, the RSF rebels have full control over the whole of Darfur, giving rise to the the risk of practical partition of the country.
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Report: Iraq Campaigning Goes Silent as Country Braces for Decisive Vote
The Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC) announced in a statement that "the electoral silence period begins at 7 a.m on Saturday and will continue until the conclusion of the general voting process." The statement emphasized that "any promotional or campaign activity by candidates or electoral lists during this period is a clear violation of the regulations, and legal action will be taken against offenders."
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Report / Manama Dialogue 2025: Overt and Covert Agenda
The 21st session of Manama Dialogue was held by the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) in association with the Bahraini foreign ministry in the capital Manama. The summit over years has become one of the most important annual security forums in the Persian Gulf.
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Report / Blackmailing Baghdad: What Happened in Turkish FM’s Iraq Visit?
About three weeks after Iraqi foreign minister's Ankara visit, his Turkish counterpart made a visit to Baghdad on Sunday, signaling cozying up relations between the two neighbors.
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Report / Al-Fashir Massacre: Who’s to Blame?
Sudan is experiencing one of the biggest genocides. The UN has confirmed that about 460 patients have been killed in a horrible massacre in a hospital in the western city of Al-Fashir. These casualties are part of 2,000 people the Sudanese officials said were killed by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in less than a week.
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Report: Gaza Technocratic Committee, a Big Challenge of Ceasefire’s Second Stage
One of the main sticking points between Hamas resistance movement and the Israeli occupation is about the political and security administration of the coastal enclave post-war, something the two sides remain divided over.
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Report: Iraq’s PMF Flexing Muscles to ISIS Threat in Desert Regions
Being taken by the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) in the desert areas West of Anbar province, these protective measures are a serious reaction to the remaining threats of the ISIS terrorist group and the unexploded ordnance left behind by the terrorists.
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Culture of martyrdom: Its importance and impact
Sayyid Abdul-Malik al-Houthi (may God protect him) said, in the context of discussing the importance of the culture of martyrdom: It is extremely important to pay attention to this culture, which revives pride and dignity within us at a time when we are most in need of instilling pride in ourselves and reviving dignity in our conscience.
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Report: Iran’s Top Diplomat Visited Kabul, Water Share Top on Agenda
Since a long time, Afghanistan has had a special place in Iran's security environment, geopolitical factors of its national interests, and cultural sphere due to historical and cultural commonalities and over 900 kilometers of shared borders.
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Report / Prisoner Bodies Excuse: Is Netanyahu Seeking to Shatter Ceasefire?
While Gaza ceasefire has stuck in its first stage, the Israelis are struggling to destroy all of the ceasefire agreements. On Tuesday, the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered "powerful attacks" on Gaza, ignoring the truce.
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Report / ECO Message from Tehran: No Sanctions, No Isolation
A month after Western members of the UN Security Council have unilaterally announced reinstatement of international sanctions on Iran under snapback mechanism, Tehran hosted the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) states, flexing muscles to the West that is seeking to isolate it.