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Self-Respect, Free Thinking, and Resistance: UK Scholar Highlights Imam Reza’s Lessons for Today
Shaykh Muhammad Husayn Taqi Nakhid, an international Islamic propagator based in the United Kingdom, emphasized the relevance of Imam Reza (AS)’s teachings for contemporary life, urging the application of self-respect, free thinking, and resistance in the Islamic Republic of Iran, during the 9th International Pre-Meeting of the 6th Imam Reza (AS) Global Congress.
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Report: Telling New Poll Reveals Much about How Arab Public View US, Israel, Iran
The recent publication of findings of a wide-ranging poll by Israeli Ma'ariv newspaper at such a critical juncture of the regional developments is not just a simple survey of thoughts, but can be seen as a silent referendum of the Arab nations about the security, political, and geopolitical dynamics of the West Asia region.
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What Science Cannot Give Humanity, and What Divine Knowledge Can: US Scholar Explores at Imam Reza (AS) Congress
Syed Shahryar Mehdi Naqvi, a prominent international Islamic media propagator from the United States, said divine knowledge rooted in the teachings of Imam Reza (AS) and pure Mohammadan Islam is the only path to humanity’s ultimate salvation, as he addressed the 9th International Pre-Meeting of the 6th Imam Reza (AS) Global Congress on human rights and dignity in the civilizational teachings of the Ahl al-Bayt (AS).
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UK Scholar at Imam Reza Congress Defines Ethical Governance, Cites Imam's Maxim on Trust as Key to Political Legitimacy
A UK-based scholar, presenting at the 9th International Pre-Meeting of the 6th Imam Reza (AS) Global Congress, dissected the core of political legitimacy through the teachings of Imam Reza (AS), framing ethical governance as a fundamental right contingent upon the trustworthiness of leaders and offering a sharp critique of systems that allow betrayers to hold public office.
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Scholar Expands Concept of Justice Beyond Equity, Presents Four-Dimensional Framework from Teachings of Imam Reza (AS)
In a detailed presentation at a pre-session of an international congress, research scholar Shaykh Ali Qomi argued for a profound expansion of the traditional understanding of justice, outlining four interconnected dimensions derived from the teachings of Imam Reza (AS) and critically linking the final dimension to contemporary global politics and the system of Islamic governance.
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Report: Dismissal of Special Envoy Sawaya Showcase of Trump’s Failure Story in Iraq
While the US in recent years has utilized all of its economic, security and political instruments to get a foothold in Iraq and advance unfinished plans in this country, as the time goes by, Washington sees its power to sway Iraqi political dynamics eroding. Two weeks after the American forces evacuated Ain Al-Assad military base in Iraq's Anbar province, Washington has made a diplomatic retreat, too.
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Report / Rafah Border Crossing: A Safe Gate or an Entrance to a Large Open-Air Prison?
After weeks of waiting by millions of war-stricken Palestinians in Gaza to see Rafah Border Crossing with Egypt reopened, finally on Sunday the border gate was reopened for a few hours under strict security measures and complex screening. However, the way of the reopening soon turned the Palestinian hope into disillusionment.
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Report: Iraqi Resistance’s "Missile City" a Message of Resolve to US
In a landmark move and amid escalating tensions between the US and Iran and speculations about a new war in the region, some factions within Iraq's Public Mobilization Forces (PMF) have displayed part of their weapons.
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Report / EU Blacklists Iran’s IRGC: What’s Are the Consequences?
In recent years, the European Union through interventionist approaches regarding Iran has tried to blacklist Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as terrorist organization using unfounded claims. Though in various periods it backed down from this decision fearing legal, political, and security implications, finally it took this challenging path by closing its eyes on the consequences and realities.
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Report / Iran’s Message from Istanbul: No Negotiations on Missiles
As tensions escalate between the US and Iran in the region, the observers and media outlets have had their eyes on Istanbul where Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi was a guest to Turkish counterpart and president. During the visit to Turkey of Iran's top diplomat, Araghchi met his counterpart Hakan Fidan and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The two sides, media report, discussed de-escalation and further instability in the region.
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Report: Al-Maliki’s Comeback to Iraq’s PM Post
The race for Iraqi prime minister's post is witnessing a dramatic comeback; one that already appears to be making Western and American officials uneasy. This follows the official announcement by Iraqi state media that Nouri al-Maliki has been selected as the final candidate for the premiership.
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Report: Syria’s North Undergoes New Developments as US Stabs Kurds in Back
While the interim Syrian government led by Abu Mohammad al-Jolani and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) had earlier agreed to end their clashes and return peace to the flash points, this agreement has remained ink on the paper as there are no signs of cessation of hostilities.
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Report: Why’s Davos Forum Canceled Iran Invitation?
The Word Economic Forum in an unusual move has canceled an invitation of the Iranian foreign minister to the annual Davos forum. The news was broken by Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi who said that the World Economic Forum canceled his visit on the basis of “lies” of the Israeli regime and its backers and agents in the US. The top Iranian diplomat said that “there is an essential reality about the recent violence in Iran. We had to defend our people against the armed terrorists and the ISIS-style killings that were openly supported by Mossad.”
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Report: As Gazans Suffer in Extreme Cold, Trump Eyes Second Phase of Ceasefire
After two months of the Gaza ceasefire, the US is actively working to pave the way for a second phase. Sources report President Donald Trump intends to announce the new phase, according to the Wall Street Journal, which cites American officials.
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Report: Dark Israeli-Syrian Security Negotiations Outlook
Though the Israeli regime over the past years has shown it commits to no agreement and predominantly advances its plans using military force, the interim Syrian government led by Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, officially called Ahmad al-Sharaa, that is desperate in the face of the Israeli attacks has once again chosen diplomacy to end the Israeli warmongering. After several rounds of secret talks, a new round is held.
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Report: Aleppo again a Hot Spot as SDF and Damascus Wrestle for Ground
After western and southern Syria, this time it is Aleppo in the center of the country that has become a scene to street armed clashes and insecurity; a development that is on the surface has been a short exchange of fire between the government forces and the Kurdish-majority Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) but in its depth carried structural dead ends, competition of foreign actors in this war-ravaged country, and an unsettled crisis hitting political and security order.
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How Kowsar 1.5 satellite fits into Iran’s push for sovereign space infrastructure
In a significant milestone for its national space program, Iran is preparing for a coordinated launch of three domestically developed satellites, led by the advanced Kowsar 1.5 remote-sensing platform.
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Report: US Imitates Iran’s Shahed Drone Technology under LUCAS Project
The US has always been boasting about being the world’s top country with state-of-the-art technology, claiming that it innovates and other countries imitate. But this is not true at least when it comes to drones. According to the National Interest, the US has unveiled a new drone imitating Iran’s prominent Shahed-class drones, something signaling a shift in the equation of the world drone power.
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Report: Why Are Tel Aviv and Washington Stepping Up Pressures against Hezbollah?
The representatives of the Lebanese government and Israel held a new round of talks about disarming Hezbollah resistance movement. Beirut has recently put disarming top on its agenda and Washington has voiced optimism success of the talks.
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A mosaic of strength: How Iranian women see "nothing but beauty"
On December 3, 2025, women from all walks of life, many accompanied by their children and newborns, gathered for the annual Women’s Day meeting with the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Imam Sayyid Ali Khamenei. The atmosphere was distinctly different from the year prior. The Imam Khomeini Hussainiyah held a mosaic of experiences and backgrounds, all united by a common denominator: immense sacrifice. The identity of Iranian women was powerfully present in the hall. Their attendance was a poignant reminder that to be a woman does not mean avoiding hardship…it means to embody the spirit of Lady Zaynab (pbuh) and say, “I saw nothing but beauty.”
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Report: Tehran Meeting Further Step to Address Afghanistan Challenges
Though after four years of the Taliban takeover of power in Afghanistan the world community is yet to recognize the group’s rule and new rulers have not realized the international demands, regional countries are seeking a solution to help stabilize Afghanistan through arranging meetings and holding talks over Afghanistan developments.
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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.