Tens of Thousands Rally Across Europe to Mark 78th Nakba Anniversary

Tens of thousands of people have demonstrated across Europe to commemorate the 78th anniversary of the Nakba, or "Catastrophe," which refers to the displacement of Palestinians by Zionists in 1948.

Spanish Actor Says the Palestinian Nakba ‘Never Ended,’ Calls Gaza Assault Genocide

Spanish actor Javier Bardem has said the Palestinian Nakba (catastrophe) has “never ended,” describing Israel’s actions in the Gaza Strip as “genocide” and its policies in the occupied West Bank as “ethnic cleansing and apartheid” in a message marking the anniversary of the 1948 mass displacement of Palestinians.

‘Once Upon a Time in Gaza’ Wins Best Film at Critics’ Awards for Arab Films in Cannes

“Once Upon a Time in Gaza” by Palestinian twin directors Tarzan and Arab Nasser won the best film award at the 10th “Critics’ Awards For Arab Films” during an event held on the sidelines of the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday.

Finland: First Joint Assembly of Muslims Held

Representatives of Islamic communities from 20 cities in Finland gathered in a joint assembly in the city of Turku to discuss the most important religious and social issues facing Muslims in the country.

In the UK, Muslims Have Become One of the Youngest Communities in the Country

A new report by the Muslim Council of Britain shows that Muslims in the country have become one of the youngest and fastest-growing communities in England and Wales. Nearly half of them are under 25 years old, and the average age of this community is 13 years lower than the national average.

Iran's Ambassador Reacts to Merz's Remarks: The Era of Authoritarian "Musts" Is Over

Iran's ambassador to Germany emphasized, "The era of authoritarian and unilateral 'must' language is over."

French Judge Appointed to Investigate Khashoggi Killing After Court Declares Rights Groups’ Complaints Admissible

In a significant development in the ongoing saga surrounding the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, a French judge has been appointed to oversee an investigation into the case.

Amnesty Chief Slams Finland for Hosting Israeli Arms Firms, Calls Move ‘Utterly Shameful’

Agnes Callamard, secretary general of Amnesty International, on Friday sharply criticized Finland for inviting Israeli arms industry companies to Helsinki for talks on defense cooperation, Anadolu Agency reports.

Six Activists Arrested After Raising Palestinian Flag on Eiffel Tower on Nakba Anniversary

French police have arrested six activists for displaying a Palestinian flag on the Eiffel Tower in protest against Israel’s genocide in Gaza on the 78th anniversary of Nakba Day.

Russia Backs China in Rejecting U.S.–Bahrain Resolution on Hormuz, Calls Draft ‘Not Right’

Russia's permanent representative to international organizations in Vienna has stated that the US resolution on the Strait of Hormuz is not right, echoing China's criticism of the draft measure.

Tens of Thousands March in London to Mark 78th Nakba Anniversary and Condemn Gaza Genocide

Tens of thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters have taken to the streets in central London to mark the 78th anniversary of Nakba Day on Saturday.

French Judge to Investigate Khashoggi Assassination After Rights Groups Win Appeal

A Paris magistrate will investigate the 2018 assassination of Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi after rights groups filed a complaint against Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman, French sources told AFP on Saturday.

Dow Drops 537 Points; Treasury Yields Hit Highest Level Since 2025 Amid Rate‑Cut Doubts

The New York Stock Exchange ended the week’s final trading day with losses as rising oil prices fueled inflation concerns.

15th General Conference of ICESCO in Russia;

Imanipour Tells ICESCO: Islamic World Faces ‘Genocide and Inhumane Crimes’ Amid Failure of Global Institutions

The 15th session of the General Conference of the Islamic World Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ICESCO) opened on Wednesday in Kazan, Republic of Tatarstan of the Russian Federation, on the sidelines of the 17th Russia–Islamic World International Economic Forum: KazanForum, with the participation of a number of ministers, heads of national commissions, member states’ delegations, and representatives of international and regional organizations from more than 35 countries

Iran’s Ambassador in Berlin Says ‘Era of Unilateral Musts Is Over’ After German Remarks

The Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Germany, responding to the anti-Iran remarks of the German Chancellor, stressed that the era of unilateral language has come to an end.Majid Nili, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Germany, reacting to statements made by Friedrich Merz, the German Chancellor, against Iran, stated: "The era of authoritarian, unilateral 'musts' is over.

Iran’s Embassy in London Rejects New UK Sanctions as ‘Unfounded’ and ‘Politically Motivated’

Iran’s embassy in London has condemned the new UK sanctions and anti-Iran accusations as “unfounded” and “politically motivated”.

Imanipour in Meeting with Russian Culture Minister:

Russia Plays a Constructive Role in the Islamic World

The head of the Islamic Culture and Relations Organization said, "Today, Russia plays a constructive role in the Islamic world, and the current meeting of culture ministers of OIC member states hosted by Kazan is an example of this."

Prince Harry Criticizes Destruction in Gaza and Lebanon; Warns of Rising Religious Hatred

Prince Harry, in an article for the British magazine New Statesman, warned about the rise of anti-Semitism and Islamophobia in the United Kingdom. Referring to the widespread destruction in Gaza and Lebanon, he described the actions of some governments as "unaccountable and raising serious questions about international humanitarian law."

The Occupiers Speak the Name of Christ but Follow the Path of Genghis

Iran's ambassador to Sweden compared the aggressive and occupying powers to Genghis Khan, emphasizing that history will judge between those who brought peace and those who left behind "blood and destruction."

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.

Turkish Ahl al‑Bayt Scholars Union to Rebuild Minab School in Full Solidarity With Iran

A delegation from Turkey’s Ahl al-Bayt Scholars Union has traveled to Iran and signed a memorandum of understanding with the Iranian Minister of Education in Tehran to rebuild a destroyed school in the city of Minab.

Iran Sues the United States at the Hague Arbitration Court

The Islamic Republic of Iran has filed a lawsuit against the United States at the Hague Arbitration Court, accusing it of "military aggression against Iran's nuclear facilities," "imposing economic sanctions," and "threatening the use of force."

Pope Bestows Highest Diplomatic Decoration on Iranian Ambassador to the Vatican

Pope Leo XIV bestowed the highest diplomatic honor of the Vatican upon Dr. Mohammad Hossein Mokhtari, the Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the Holy See.

Emphasis on Peace, Cultural Convergence, and Joint Cooperation

In a meeting between the Spanish ambassador and Hamed Shakernejad, the Ambassador of the Qur'an of the Islamic Republic of Iran, both sides emphasized the necessity of countering violence and warmongering, highlighting the role of civilized nations and cultural coalitions in shaping the future of the world.

Iran's Embassy in Vienna: You Will Learn to Speak to Iranians with Respect

The Iranian Embassy in Vienna, reacting to the European Union's foreign policy chief's statements about the Strait of Hormuz and the threat of imposing sanctions on Iran, announced, "You will learn to speak to Iranians with respect."

EU on the Verge of Agreement to Impose Sanctions on Extremist Settlers in the West Bank

The European Union's foreign policy chief announced that member states may reach an agreement today, Monday, on imposing sanctions against extremist settlers in the West Bank.

Iran's Embassy in London:

America's Record Is Filled with Years of Crime, War, Killing, and Fabrication

The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in London, responding to Donald Trump's recent accusations against Tehran, recalled America's dark record of war, killing, crime, and fabrication, emphasizing that the list of U.S. crimes cannot fit in a single tweet.

European Union foreign ministers agree on sanctions targeting violent West Bank settlers

European Union (EU) foreign ministers reached an agreement on Monday on new sanctions targeting violent Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank.