
FOREIGN POLICY
Trump administration to burn 500 tons of food amid global hunger
More than 60,000 metric tons of US food aid are deteriorating around the world, with nearly 500 tons scheduled to be burned.

More than 60,000 metric tons of US food aid are deteriorating around the world, with nearly 500 tons scheduled to be burned.

The Iranian foreign minister has underlined that the European Union and European troika need to forsake their “worn-out policies” of threat and pressure if they seek to play a role in the possibly new round of nuclear talks between Iran and the United States.

Iran’s top military official has praised the country’s air defense units for their performance during last month’s 12-day US-Israeli aggression.
An Israeli newspaper says the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas is still “standing” after 21-months of Israel’s genocidal war in Gaza, adding that regime’s claims of imminent victory are mere lies and propaganda.

Iran criticizes some European countries for supporting the recent Israeli-US aggression against the country, saying their “inappropriate” stance on the assault “normalizes lawlessness”.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 10:00 GMT on July 18, 2025.

As the world marks international Nelson Mandela day in honour of South Africa’s iconic liberation struggle leader, his words and stance on Palestine is a stark reminder of the centrality of the Palestinian struggle for justice.

The European Union spent €326 billion on military hardware in 2024, while 93 million people struggled to make ends meet.

The spokesman of Iran’s Foreign Ministry has decried as unjustified and misleading the US administration's renewed claims of the involvement of several Iranian citizens in the "disappearance" of former FBI agent Robert Levinson in an unspecified location in Southwest Asia some 18 years ago. Esmaeil Baghaei said on Thursday that despite the repetition of claims
An Israeli soldier has been arrested over the allegation of spying for Iran in exchange for financial incentives.

In the United States major nationwide protests continue against President Donald Trump.

Russia has announced its openness to launch ‘preemptive strikes’ against Western interests amid efforts by the US to deliver missiles to Ukraine.

Tehran dismisses “baseless” accusations leveled by Argentine at Iranian nationals in connection with the 1994 AMIA bombing, urging the country’s judiciary to handle the case fairly without third-party influence.

Italy's civil society has been organizing a number of initiatives in defense of UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories.

Iran's judiciary chief says cases related to Israel be handled "without delay or negligence."

Palestine solidarity demonstrators have taken to the streets of Canterbury, to protect the right to protest.

Iran has strongly condemned Israel's military attacks on Syria, calling them deliberate acts of aggression.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 2:00 GMT on July 18, 2025.