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Iran's influence network in Africa; from economic diplomacy to religious and security ties
In a report, Al Jazeera wrote that Iran, to expand its influence in Africa, has not relied solely on religious ties and ideological slogans but has employed a set of economic, developmental, diplomatic, and security tools.
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Reflection of Supreme Leader's orders to senior commanders of Iran’s armed forces in prominent world media
English-language media worldwide, as well as a number of Zionist media outlets, in separate reports have addressed the Supreme Leader's warning about the consequences of any possible attack on Iran; a warning that emphasizes Tehran's immediate and unrestricted response to threats from America and the Zionist regime.
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Brain drain, declining entrepreneurship; threats facing Israeli regime's technology industry
The expansion of artificial intelligence, changing business models, labor shortages, and the decline of the dollar against the shekel have imposed new pressures on the Israeli regime's technology industry.
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Publication of joint book by Muslim, Christian women researchers from 4 countries
The book "A Sacred Covenant: Essays on Family Ethics in Islam and Christianity," with the participation of seven Muslim and Christian women researchers, has been published and has entered the book markets of America, Europe, and Australia.
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"Al-Salat Mi'raj al-Mu'min" translated published in Russian
With the efforts of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, the book "Al-Salat Mi'raj al-Mu'min" has been translated and published in Russian.
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Destruction of cemeteries in southern Lebanon; Israeli regime has no mercy even for graves
The destruction of cemeteries, bombardment, and exhumation of graves in the border villages of southern Lebanon by the Israeli regime has deprived families of burying their dead in their hometowns.
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Supreme Leader's important orders to senior commanders of armed forces: immediate, effective, geographically unrestricted response to any threat
The Commander-in-Chief, Ayatollah Sayed Mojtaba Hosseini Khamenei, issued important and strategic orders in a meeting with the senior commanders of the armed forces.
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Saudi airstrikes leave 29 dead and wounded in the past 24 hours
Following Saudi airstrikes on residential areas and civilian targets in Yemen over the past 24 hours, 29 people have been killed and wounded.
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Thousands gather in Paris suburb to commemorate victims of anti-Muslim attack
Thousands of people gathered in the suburb of Trappes in southwestern Paris to honor the memory of the victims of last week's shooting.
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Yemen's armed forces warn Saudi officers
Coinciding with the expansion of Yemeni armed forces' advances in the country's south, the spokesman of Yemen's armed forces announced the identification of the names, locations, and movements of Saudi officers in the country.
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Baghdad Friday prayer leader warns against submission to US pressure and efforts to cut Baghdad-Tehran ties
The Friday prayer leader of Baghdad said, “Defending Iraq's national sovereignty does not mean cutting the country's relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran; because the relations between the two countries go beyond limited political calculations and are based on deep religious, historical, and social bonds.”
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Araghchi addressing Merz: There will no longer be any red lines
The foreign minister of our country, in reaction to the recent remarks of the German chancellor, wrote: There will no longer be any red lines.
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When Azan echoed in Britain's capital for 1st time
The year 1926 holds special significance for the Muslims of England, as for the first time the sound of the call to prayer echoed from the minarets of a mosque in London.
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Axios: Trump's meeting with CENTCOM commander not related to military attack
Sources say Trump, in last night's briefing with the CENTCOM commander, mainly discussed the issue of the naval blockade on Iran.
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Shia Muslims Foundation of America calls for release of detainees held over Fatimid mourning ceremonies in Bahrain
Following reports of the detention of a number of Shia preachers and eulogists in Bahrain, the Shia Muslims Foundation of America called for the disclosure of the detainees' whereabouts, their access to lawyers and family, and the release of those detained solely for religious activities, emphasizing that Shia Muslims must be able to mourn Lady Fatima Zahra (a.s.) without fear of arrest.
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Knesset member: We are ready to do anything to oust Netanyahu's government
While the camp opposing Netanyahu needs the votes of Arab parties to form a new government, leaders of some currents in this camp have rejected the participation or support of Arab parties; an issue that, according to Faten Ghattas, is an obstacle on the path to changing the government.
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Axios account of 12-hour negotiations by Qatari mediators in Tehran
While several regional countries are consulting to resume Tehran-Washington talks before the US midterm elections, an Axios report indicates disagreement within Trump's inner circle over the path of diplomacy or escalating military action against Iran.
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Pakistan cautiously optimistic about mediating between Iran and America
Pakistan's army, announcing cautious optimism about Islamabad's efforts to mediate between Iran and America, reported positive signs in the negotiations process.
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Britain seeks more accurate teaching of Islam in schools; teachers to be equipped with new resources
An educational institution in Britain, by publishing a new collection of lesson plans and Muslim narratives, seeks to strengthen teachers' ability to teach Islam and counter misconceptions about the religion in schools.
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Philippine Muslims' parliament elects a prime minister for the first time
The parliament of the Bangsamoro autonomous region in the southern Philippines elected Abdulrauf Macacua as the region's prime minister for the first time.
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Death sentence for Sheikh Ma'touq, open attempt to weaken influence, dignity of Islamic scholars
Ayatollah Arafi emphasized: The death sentence for Sheikh Ma'touq, beyond being a judicial ruling, is a kind of attack on the identity and religious rights of Muslims and Shiites and an open attempt to weaken the influence and dignity of Islamic scholars.
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Blaming Iran, whitewash of America's crimes
The Foreign Ministry spokesman wrote on social media: Blaming Iran for the consequences of America's military aggression is nothing but an underestimation and whitewashing of the crime.
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Number of US forces killed in the war against Iran rises to 23
The number of US forces killed in the war against Iran has risen to 23.
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War against Iran drives foreign investors out of Persian Gulf stock markets
Foreign investors withdrew about $2.3 billion from the stock markets of the Arab states of the Persian Gulf in the third quarter of 2026.
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Hijab crisis in Ankara-Baku relations; Erdogan backs down, Aliyev stays away
The dispute between Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Ilham Aliyev over the ban on the hijab in Azerbaijan's schools and universities entered a new phase with the Turkish president's retreat and the resignation of his adviser.
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PMF: 55 Iranian advisers were martyred in the war against terrorism
Iraq's Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) rejected claims that Iranian advisers received salaries from the Iraqi government during the war against terrorist groups.
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Sayed al-Houthi: America uses all tools to oppress humanity
The leader of Yemen's Ansarullah, in his speech on the occasion of Martyr's Day, stated: The enemies we fight, whom God has commanded us to fight, are evil, criminal, oppressive, corrupt, and arrogant people.
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Trump's new rhetoric: Iran will soon be on our list of victories
The US president said Iran will soon be placed on America's list of victories, like Venezuela, and that the war with the country will be ended.
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Ayatollah Ramazani: Free people of world will certainly take stand against unjust rulings of the region's rulers
The Secretary-General of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, in a meeting with Ayatollah Ma'touq, while describing the pressures and insults against Shiites in Kuwait, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia as intolerable, called for serious action by the international community, Islamic scholars and preachers, and for legal pursuit of these measures in international forums.
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Türkiye-Azerbaijan Tensions Over Hijab Restrictions; Erdogan Softens Stance as Aliyev Skips Summit
A dispute over restrictions on hijab-wearing students and female teachers in Azerbaijani schools and universities has strained relations between Turkish.