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S. Korea; Agreement Between Muslims, Daegu Officials to Resolve Years-Long Mosque Construction Dispute
The years-long dispute over the construction of a mosque in the city of Daegu, South Korea, has entered a new phase with the proposal of an alternative land by local officials, and the Muslim community has agreed to this new location.
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Bangladesh; Holding Roundtable on "Islamic Unity, Role of Islamic Republic of Iran in Contemporary World"
The roundtable session titled "The Importance of Islamic Unity and the Role of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the Contemporary World" was held on Saturday in the auditorium of the Markaz-e-Dirasat-e-Islamia School in the city of Khulna, Bangladesh.
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Tokyo: Supporting Tourist Prayer Rooms, Not Building Mosques!
A claim published on the X social network about "Tokyo's financial assistance for building a mosque" was rejected after review by the Japan Fact-Check Center; investigations show the main issue was a program to support tourism services and create public prayer spaces for foreign travelers.
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Narrative of Pentagon Archival Document: Future of Middle East in Hands of Region's People; Shias Equal Partners
The official publication of the United States Army, in its 2007 issue, in an analytical article by retired Colonel Richard Everett, described the Shia world as being on the verge of a "political resurrection" and emphasized that the future of the Middle East will not be shaped without Shias as "equal partners."
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Malaysian PM: Islamic World Must Not Fall Behind AI, Modern Technologies
Anwar Ibrahim considered learning and understanding artificial intelligence essential for Islamic societies, while emphasizing that technological progress should not be pursued separately from human and moral values, but should be guided within the framework of faith and ethical principles.
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Demonstrators gather outside Israeli Embassy in Tokyo against Gaza genocide
More than 100 pro-Palestinian demonstrators have gathered outside the Israeli Embassy in Tokyo to protest Israel’s military occupation’s genocide in Gaza and demand the expulsion of the new ambassador-designate Emmanuel Navon.
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Planned Jewish New Year in Thailand’s Phuket Canceled After Pro-Palestinian Protest
A mass dinner intended to commemorate Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, on the tourist island of Phuket in Thailand has been cancelled after a pro-Palestinian protest nearby.
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Analysis: Hormuz Mission, a Two-sided Blade for South Korea
The pressures of the failure in war with Iran these days impact the behavior of the White House with its allies, and while its European allies are uninterested to join Washington’s risky adventures, Trump in the absence of friends has launched a heavy campaign of pressure against South Korea to join its sea blockade against Iran, a pressure that has proven a big challenge and headache for this not so strong East Asian country.
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Former Indonesian President: World Needs "UN 2.0" / Current Version No Longer Meets Today's Complex Challenges
The former President of Indonesia, in his keynote speech at the "Penang Peace Dialogue" summit, emphasizing the necessity of redefining international structures, called on the global community to create a new version of the United Nations, dubbed "UN 2.0," so that this body can play an effective role in maintaining peace, mediation, and strengthening global diplomacy.
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Tehran Warns Seoul: Any Hormuz Deployment Means Joining War on Iran
Iran has warned South Korea that any involvement against Tehran in the Strait of Hormuz would amount to direct military participation in aggression, a senior Iranian political and security official said Friday.
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Head of CCIO of Malaysia: Islamic unity is a strategic necessity for future of Islamic world
The head of the Consultative Council of Islamic Organizations of Malaysia, elaborating on the position of resistance and confronting domination in the thought of the martyred leader, emphasized that strengthening the Resistance Front can increase the capacity of regional societies to confront external domination and determine their own political destiny.
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Analysis: Is Beijing Unseating Washington in West Asia?
Six months of the US-Israeli war on Iran has left a significant and perhaps long-term impact on West Asia's security order, making Arab countries in the Persian Gulf question the reliability of the US security umbrella for them. This has encouraged these monarchies to diversify their military and security partners.
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Iran’s Cultural Counselor Praises Indonesian Filmmaker for Expressing Solidarity with Martyred Leader
The Cultural Counselor of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Indonesia has praised Ferly Halim, an Indonesian filmmaker and producer, for expressing respect and admiration for the martyred leader and conveying sympathy with the Iranian people.
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Monthly Meeting of Bangladesh's Shia Ulema Council Held in Dhaka
The monthly meeting of Bangladesh's Shia Ulema Council was held in Dhaka with the presence of Hojat al-Islam Sayyid Abul Qasim Rizvi, the head of Australia's Shia Ulema Council.
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How War Against Iran Affected World's Major Economies?
The disruption of shipping and supply chains following the U.S. and Zionist regime war against Iran has impacted the world's major economies.
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Malaysian PM lauds Iran's resilience in face of US aggression
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has praised Iran’s resilience and determination in the face of US military attacks, saying Malaysia was among the countries that openly condemned the strikes against Iran.
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