A Gazan survivor reflects on the film ‘Naza’, which exposes Israeli soldiers’ testimonies, confronting moral indifference, dehumanization, and the haunting possibility that perpetrators continue ordinary lives while victims endure unimaginable loss and lasting trauma.

Trump’s claimed 4.8-million-ton Russian diesel deal cannot ease the US fuel crisis, as Russian refinery strikes, domestic demand and uncertain deliveries cast doubt on its scale and timing.
An Iranian knowledge-based company has developed a range of health products using nanotechnology and advanced formulations.
Sarouk carpets from Iran’s Markazi province showcase centuries of Persian craftsmanship, combining distinctive floral designs, rich colors, and exceptional durability with a legacy of international trade and cultural heritage.
Chal Nakhjir Cave in central Iran is a 90-million-year-old living limestone cave featuring crystal formations, vast underground halls, a natural ventilation system, and illuminated pathways for visitors.