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Analysis / Hezbollah Prepared for Truce Collapse: Why Does Netanyahu Want War?
Despite the ceasefire between Israeli regime and Lebanon, the situation on the northern borders of the Israeli regime is highly combustible. The recent developments and heightened tensions between Israeli military and Hezbollah forces have shown that this truce is fragile and risk of a rejuvenated comprehensive war is growing more serious every moment. Despite the fact that Hezbollah stresses its commitment to the terms of the deal to steer clear of an all-out crisis, the far-right Israeli cabinet is pushing the tensions to their height.
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Analysis: 6 Strategic Iranian Islands Vital to Holding Control of Strait of Hormuz
Strategically, Persian Gulf has a primary position and extraordinary significance as it is the confluence of the Far East and the West. Despite invention of modern wares that have revolutionized communications and maritime navigation and may have cut importance of traditional routes, not only the Persian Gulf has not lost its credibility, but also due to its prime position and major resources, it has seen its importance increased.
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Five reasons why Islamabad talks reached a stalemate
The stalled negotiations between Iran and the United States remain at the forefront of global geopolitics, following Pakistan-mediated talks in Islamabad earlier this month that concluded without a breakthrough.
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US Faces Growing Isolation as European Patience Wanes over War on Iran: Analyst
Al Jazeera Analyst, referring to Merz’s statement yesterday, says Europeans are losing their patience over the war on Iran, and it results in the increased isolation of the Us.
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Analysis: For the First Time, Iran Shifted War to American Borders
After the collapse of the Islamabad talks, Trump declared a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to ramp up pressure and force Iran to back down and reopen the waterway. But Tehran stood firm against the demand and the pressure campaign. Washington acted with extreme caution, despite some hostile moves, to avoid an escalation, while Iran issued timely warnings.
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Analysis / Beyond Assassination Plot: Why’s Trump not Unhappy with Incident?
The Sunday night security incident in Washington at the dinner ceremony of the White House for the journalists and Trump which was described by the FBI an assassination plot has drawn major reactions and it keeps hitting the news headlines.
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Israel feared Amal Khalil the most as she refused to be intimidated into silence
Mossad had threatened to “sever her head from her shoulders” if she did not stop reporting. However, she defied the occupation regime and did not give up highlighting Israel’s crimes in southern Lebanon.
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What's behind Araghchi's regional tour?
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi arrived in St. Petersburg on Monday for meetings with senior Russian officials, following visits to Pakistan and Oman.
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Analysis: What Do Polls Say about Iranians’ Approach to Talks?
When a society grapples with exceptional conditions like war, public opinions present themselves as one of the main factors in analyzing its political behavior and its strategic orientations. In Iran, coinciding with the experience of 40-day war and the massive public turnout in support of Islamic Republic, the country displayed a kind of unity and collective standing in the face of foreign threats, an approach that has reflected in some polls in another way.
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Report / Araghchi’s Islamabad Re-Visit: Will Talks with US Be Resumed?
As the work is underway by Pakistan to hold a new round of talks between the US and Iran for a deal to end the war, Iran's Foreign Ministry Minister Abbas Araghchi visited Islamabad. He talked to senior Pakistani officials and then left the capital for Muscat as the second stop of his tour. He talked to his Pakistani counterpart and the army chief. According to to sources familiar with the visit, he conveyed to the Pakistani officials Tehran's message regarding end of war with the US.
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Int’l report: Two-thirds of population in 10 countries, including Yemen, face acute hunger
The Global Network Against Food Crises, in its 10th annual report, has revealed an unprecedented surge in global food insecurity.
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Report: Iraq’s PM Election Scenarios
With the protracted and convoluted dispute among Kurdish parties over Iraq’s new president finally settled, another turbulent chapter in the formation of a new government has come to a close. Now, all eyes are on the Shiite Coordination Framework (SCF), the majority coalition in parliament, as Iraqis wait to see which candidate will emerge from behind closed doors, amid murky political horse-trading and backroom negotiations, for the key post of prime minister.
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Analysis / Global Oil Prices: From Paper to Real Markets
Following the US-Israeli aggression on Iran and the consequent disruption of flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz, the debate of "reality of oil price" against "political narrative-making regarding market conditions" has become one of the key issues of the global economy.
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Why I Support Iran – A Look at 40-Years of History, Resistance and Identity
This article is enough you need to read about Iran, USA and 40 years of history.
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Analysis / Gaza Model in Lebanon: From Implementation to Failure
When we follow the discourse of the Israeli media outlets in recent weeks regarding Lebanon, we can see a very familiar rhetoric, one the Israelis used before war on Gaza. It seems that the Israeli politicians and commentators, who are these days talking about escalation in Lebanon, hope that Gaza destruction repeats itself in Lebanon.
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Analysis: What’s the Message of Iran’s IRGC Seizing Violating Ships in Strait of Hormuz?
On Wednesday, Iran's IRGC Navy command stated that it seized two ships for breaching rules, navigating without permits, and tampering with navigation systems and escorted them to the Iranian coasts.
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Analysis: Iran’s Embassies on the Frontline of War of Narratives
As the American-Israeli aggression against Iran has once again put to show the glorious Iranian unity and national cohesion and motivated the people from all layers of society to defend their country beside the armed forces, the diplomatic missions, especially the embassies, have also shouldered an important part of the job.
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War on Iran – why and what next?
Nearly half a century after the Islamic Revolution, most of the world still fails to grasp its spiritual and ideological foundations—because Western media frameworks have systematically distorted them. In an insightful analysis, Pakistani lawyer cuts through the propaganda to reveal the moral clarity, resilience, and strategic foresight driving Iran’s leadership.
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Turkish Representatives Request Revocation of Israel's Observer Status in the Council of Europe
A number of Turkish representatives in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, criticizing the law on the execution of Palestinian prisoners passed in the Knesset, described it as a violation of human rights.
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Analysis: What’s Driving Pakistani Meditation in US-Iran Crisis?
Three days to the end of the two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran, the second round of negotiations for a deal is uncertain. Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Ismail Baghaee said on Monday that Tehran is yet to decide to take part in Islamabad talks. The Iranian officials blame the American "excesses and illegal blockade", which are a violation of the truce, for their rejection to talk to Washington.
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Paper: Zionists did not show mercy even to statue of Jesus either
The criminal army of the Zionist regime destroyed the statue of Jesus Christ (PBUH) in southern Lebanon.
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Report: Netanyahu Stuck in a Home Swamp as Israelis Fume Over Military Defeat
Anti-government protests in Tel Aviv over the past two days continued as the protesters have voiced the surging discontent with the performance of the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the wars against Iran and Lebanon. The demonstrations caught attention as the protesters raised posters of "Pinocchio Netanyahu", accusing the PM of dishonesty, lying, and corruption.
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Paper: Gaps Deepen as Trump and MAGA Ties Are at Fresh Juncture
Everyone recognizes Donald Trump with MAGA (Make America Great Again) slogan. It is actually an American movement first emerged in 2016 election campaign of Trump. It can be described as populist movement believing that the US as a world power has declined for some reasons, most important of them foreign issues. For example, its voices believe that one of the reasons of the US power decline is the waves of migrants having come to the country, especially the Muslims. Additionally, the movement argues that aimless wars and interventions of the US in West Asia have played as factors undermining the US.
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Report: Dim Outlook of Aviation Industry as Strait of Hormuz Closure Continues
Geopolitical developments in West Asia region after US-Israeli aggression on Iran have left deep and vast impact on the world energy markets. Just contrary the claims made by the US President Donald Trump that military pressures and offensive strategies against Iran can stabilize the energy markets, economic data suggest that not only have these policies not been successful, but also they have stirred a fuel crisis in the world, especially Western countries.
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Courageous faith versus cowardly blasphemy
From the beginning of history to the present hour, the drama of humanity has been nothing less than the perennial contest between light and darkness, righteousness and transgression, the City of God and the restless ambitions of earthly power. The serpent strikes at the heel of the woman’s offspring, yet the head of evil is crushed by the hand of God. In the unified testimony of the Torah, the Gospel, and the Qur’an, evil is not a force equal to the good, but a corruption of it—a distortion that rises in rebellion against the divine order, seeking to enthrone itself through violence, deceit, and pride.
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Analysis / Motasim Agha Jan Detention: Restricting Influential Figure of Taliban
Since Yesterday, the news of detention of one of the most prominent leaders of the Taliban in Kandahar has sent a great shock to the supporters of this ruling group in Afghanistan, triggering rumors about the internal gaps and power struggle within the helm of rule in Kabul.
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Report: Are Lebanon-Israel Talks a Lebanese Civil War Trigger?
Despite the Israeli insistence on not accepting the ceasefire in Lebanon and continuing heavy attacks on south of the country, Beirut leaders have taken a way other than echoing the voice of their nation that calls for defense against the Israeli aggression.
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Why alchemists of America’s secret programs are vanishing
When Donald Trump emerged from a closed-door briefing on April 16, he characterized the recent wave of missing and deceased American scientists as "pretty serious stuff," a phrasing that suggests the administration is no longer viewing the "coincidence" of these events as a statistical anomaly.
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Paper: Why’s not NATO Standing by US in Iran War?
Washington and Tel Aviv waged a war on Iran with the illusion of a rapid win. But soon and after Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz in reaction to the aggression, the conflict soon spiralled into a regional and even an international one; a quagmire even its creators could not escape. Washington spent several days trying to reopen the Strait by targeting Iran’s missile and naval capabilities and boasting about its claimed achievements, but it failed.
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Photos: Symbolic Funeral Procession of Imam Al-Sadiq at Al‑Askari Holy Shrine
The Al‑Askari Holy Shrine in Samarra held a symbolic funeral procession to commemorate the martyrdom of Imam al‑Sadiq. Pilgrims gathered at the shrine, where the atmosphere was filled with grief and remembrance.