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15th International 100-Second Film Festival Holds Successful Workshops Across Iran, Pakistan, and Kashmir
The 15th International 100-Second Film Festival successfully conducted workshops across three countries—Pakistan, Indian-administered Kashmir, and Iran—coordinated by ABNA correspondent Zainab Askari, drawing hundreds of media professionals and filmmakers. The Qom workshop alone brought together over 35 participants from more than seven countries for intensive training in scriptwriting, documentary production, and AI filmmaking, as part of the festival's pre-event program leading up to the August 26 submission deadline. This year's international section carries the theme "Children affected by war around the world," with a special category for Minab school children offering a 3000 Euro prize.
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U.S. Official: To Reopen Strait of Hormuz, Washington Compelled to Pay Heavy Price to Iran
Jake Sullivan, the former U.S. National Security Advisor, criticizing Donald Trump's warmongering policies, emphasized that Washington has found itself in a strategic deadlock with no clear exit, and to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, it will be compelled to make heavy concessions to Tehran.
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Zionist Regime Continues Aggressions in Southern Lebanon/ Martyrs from Attacks Reach 4,348
The Zionist regime today, in continuation of its aggressions against cities and villages in southern Lebanon, carried out numerous artillery, aerial, and explosive attacks. As a result of the explosion of a suspicious object near the towns of Mifdoun and Zawtar Sharqi, 2 people were martyred and 2 others were wounded.
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Former Israeli PM Linked Settling Scores with Hezbollah to Iran: If Hezbollah Fires at Us, We Attack Iran!
Naftali Bennett, the former Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, in new rhetoric against Iran, said that if Lebanon's Hezbollah attacks Israel, Iran must pay the price, and Israel must attack Iran, emphasizing that attacks by Iran's "proxy forces" should be treated as if they were carried out directly by Iran.
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Police Arrest Alparslan Kuytul; Cleric Critical of Erdogan's Policy on the Iran-U.S. War
Kuytul's arrest, given his recent explicit positions in support of Iran and the resistance front and his criticism of the Erdogan government's regional policy, could be met with further reactions in Turkey's religious and political circles in the coming days.
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Amnesty International Calls for Independent Investigation into Kabul School Explosion
Amnesty International described the Monday explosion at the Shams-e Hedayat school in Kabul's Dasht-e-Barchi area, which injured at least 42 students, as deeply concerning, and called on the Taliban to protect civilians and minorities.
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Settlers; Terrorists, U.S. Ambassador to Israel Acknowledged
Mike Huckabee, the U.S. Ambassador to occupied Palestine, reaffirming his characterization of extremist Israeli settlers as "terrorists," described their violence in the West Bank as "terrorism," and said that the multi-day siege of a Palestinian-American family's home in the village of Qasra is an example of terrorist acts that cause fear for life.
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Friedman: Era of Superpower Military Superiority Coming to End
Thomas Friedman, a columnist for The New York Times, believes that the U.S. war against Iran has shown that the nature of military power in the world is changing.
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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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Operation Ajax 1953; Revisiting Hidden Dimensions of American-British Coup Against the Iranian Government
On the anniversary of the August 19, 1953 coup, the international network Press TV, by broadcasting a new documentary by Davoud Moradian titled "Operation Ajax 1953," examines the visible and hidden dimensions of this historical event.
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California, the New Territory of Iran!
The Consulate General of Iran in Hyderabad, India, in response to Donald Trump's delusions about ownership of the Strait of Hormuz, published a map of the United States in which California was marked with the phrase "New Territory of the Islamic Republic of Iran."
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Hate-Mongering Against Muslims in London Continues to Rise
The number of reports of hatred and discrimination against Muslims in London in the first half of this year has exceeded the total number of reports recorded throughout the entire year of 2023.
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Tensions Between Britain, Russia Escalate
The use of British drones in attacks against Russia has escalated tensions between the two countries.
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Germany: Muslim Population Reaches Nearly 7 Million for First Time
A new study by Germany's Federal Office for Migration and Refugees shows that the number of Muslims living in the country, with significant growth, reached 6.6 to 7 million in 2025, constituting up to 8.5 percent of Germany's population; a statistic that drew a reaction from the head of the Central Council of Muslims in Germany.
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Iran's armed forces chief warns: 'Any assistance to US forces is complicity with Iran's enemy'
Iran's armed forces chief warned southern Persian Gulf states on Wednesday that any assistance to U.S. forces amounts to complicity with Iran's enemy.
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Ayatollah Arafi proposes 'new phase of interfaith cooperation' with Romanian Orthodox Church
Iran’s seminaries and the Romanian Orthodox Church have signaled a new phase of interfaith cooperation, with the head of Iran’s Islamic Seminaries reaching out to Patriarch Daniel of Romania in a formal letter delivered in Bucharest.
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Iran's parliament speaker: US seeks dignified exit from region, Israel has no future
Iran's parliament speaker said Wednesday that U.S. forces are seeking a "dignified exit" from the region, and that the Israeli regime "no longer has a future" in the West Asia region.
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25 Years After 9/11; America Has Moved from Fear of Islam to Hatred of Muslims
Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, Islamophobia in America has become part of the country's political and cultural discourse.
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Zionist Regime Welcomes Changes in Saudi Textbooks
Changes in some Saudi textbooks, including the removal of the phrase "Muslims will not abandon Quds" aimed at reducing students' hostility toward the occupying regime, have been welcomed by Zionist circles; an action that Tel Aviv has described as a sign of the continuation of "positive reforms" in the country's education!
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The Atlantic: Islamophobia Undermined American Values
The Atlantic, in an article, wrote that even in the days following the September 11 attacks, Muslims were not treated this way!
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Iraqi Media Reports on $6 Million Zionist Media Campaign Against Resistance
An Iraqi media outlet reported on a meeting between Zionists and some officials of Iraq's Kurdistan Region aimed at launching a media and propaganda campaign against resistance groups with a budget of $6 million.
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NYT: Islamophobia in Texas Become Open Campaign Against Muslims
A New York Times investigative report reveals the expansion of political and social pressure against Muslims in Texas, where some Republican politicians are even seeking to legally define "religion" in order to restrict certain Islamic practices.
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Pakistani Cleric: If Oppression Is Not Stopped, Peace and Humanity Will Become Mere Words on Paper
The head of Pakistan's Shia Ulema Council, strongly criticizing the state of human rights in the world, said, "The suffering, pain, and monstrous madness that human society has fallen into are indescribable."
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Confrontation of "Decapitation" Strategy vs. "Mosaic Defense" / Link Between Religion, Nationalism; Component of Iran's Power
The article concludes by warning that from now on, the situation will become much more dangerous for the United States; because the link between religion and nationalism has created a new defensive and offensive layer for the power of the Islamic Republic of Iran that is difficult for the West to analyze.
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American Analyst: U.S. Bases in the Persian Gulf Have Suffered Serious Damage
A U.S. geopolitical analyst, referring to the change in U.S. aerial deployment, claimed that a significant number of American refueling aircraft have been withdrawn from CENTCOM's area of responsibility and are no longer stationed at bases near the Persian Gulf.
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Video: Restrain of anger; an essential condition for spiritual journey, servitude
AhlulBayt News Agency: In the teachings of the AhlulBayt (a.s.), outward acts of worship without mastering anger and reforming one's character do not lead one to the goal of divine proximity. Imam Sajjad (a.s.) considers the contoroling of anger (kazm al-ghayz) to be among the fundamental foundations of spiritual growth, and emphasizes that moral virtues are attained through practice and self-discipline.
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Israeli Attack on Syria Could Have Led to Military Confrontation with Turkey
The recent Zionist regime attack on a Syrian airbase was not limited to escalating tensions in Syria, and according to the U.S. envoy, it also carried the risk of military confrontation between Turkey and Israel.
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Iran's Deputy FM: The Iranian Nation Will Not Retreat Under Pressure
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister emphasized that the Iranian nation will not retreat under pressure and will stand firmer in the face of imposition and threats.
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Photos: Mourning Ceremony in Memory of Imam Hussain (A.S) Held at AMU’s Prayer Hall
AhlulBayt News Agency (ABNA): A mourning ceremony commemorating Imam Hussain ibn Ali (A.S) was organized at prayer hall of Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, by the university’s old boys. Maulana Yasoob Abbas, General Secretary of the All India Shia Personal Law Board, addressed the gathering and spoke about the life, sacrifice and legacy of Imam Hussain (A.S).