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News Service Yemeni Scholars Association Condemns Bahrain Arrests of Shia Clerics, Demands Immediate Release
The Yemeni Scholars Association has issued a statement expressing deep concern over the situation of a number of Bahraini scholars and citizens detained by the Bahraini government.
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Representative of Ayatollah Sistani's Office:
News Service Serving the Fighters of Islam Is No Less Than Being on the Front Line
The representative of Grand Ayatollah Sistani's office, during a trip to Hormuz Island, expressed appreciation for the servants of the Mawkeb of the Two Anonymous Martyrs and the Martyrs of Hormuz, stating that serving the fighters of Islam is equal to being on the front line, and emphasized the continuation of spiritual support for the mujahideen and servants of the resistance front.
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Iran's Cultural Attaché in Ankara:
News Service Iranian Nation Stands Against U.S., Israel on Behalf of World's Freedom Seekers
The panel "Our Neighbor Iran" was held at the Mehmet Akif Ersoy Arts Center in Ankara, where Iran's Cultural Attaché and representatives of the Sabilurresad Foundation emphasized the necessity of preserving Islamic brotherhood and narrating the resistance of the Iranian nation against external pressures.
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News Service Thai Online TV Focuses on Screening Films About the Martyred Leader
The online television channel of the Cultural Chancellery of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Thailand has released a series of films and documentaries related to the life and conduct of the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Grand Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei (r.a.), on its media platform with Thai dubbing.
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News Service Al Mayadeen: Iran War Revealed Limits of U.S. Power / The World on the Brink of a New Order Without Domination
Al Mayadeen, in an analysis referring to the failure of America's hegemonic strategy in the war against Iran, citing experts from the Quincy Institute, Harvard University, and the University of Chicago, wrote that the United States now faces a situation similar to that of colonial powers in the last century. The war with Iran has increasingly revealed the limits of American power, and Washington's military hegemony, based on the ability to impose its will through military force, has become "hollow."
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News Service Lavrov: The United States Seeks to Dominate Europe's Energy Market
The Russian Foreign Minister accused the United States of seeking to reshape the global energy market in its own favor by controlling energy transmission routes in Europe and restricting Russian energy exports.
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News Service Hezbollah Secretary-General's Message to the Head of Iran's Seminaries: We Appreciate Tehran's Support
Sheikh Naim Qassem, the Secretary-General of Hezbollah in Lebanon, in a message to Ayatollah Alireza Arafi, the head of Iran's seminaries, expressing gratitude for the Islamic Republic of Iran's support for the Lebanese resistance, emphasized that resistance forces will not surrender to Israeli aggressions and will continue to fight to defend the region and the cause of Palestine.
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News Service Controversy Over New French Law: From Islamophobia to Concerns About Authoritarianism
France's Controversial "Countering Islamic Influence" Bill Has Become One of the Most Contentious Political Issues in the Country.
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News Service Proximity to Trump Is Detrimental to Islamabad: Pakistani Cleric
The head of the Bidari Ummat Mustafa organization in Pakistan, criticizing the alignment of Pakistan's political identity with Donald Trump, warned that linking Pakistan's identity and status with such a figure is inconsistent with the country's national dignity and honor.
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News Service International Energy Agency Warns of Severe Global Oil Supply Shortage Following Iran War
The International Energy Agency, in its latest report, announced that following the war between the United States, the Zionist regime, and Iran, as well as the disruption of oil tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, global oil supply has faced a significant decline, and energy markets are experiencing one of the most unprecedented supply shocks in recent years.
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CulturalForeign 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.