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Hormuz blockade to create food insecurity for at least 45 million people: UN
The UN warns that the US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is threatening the lives of at least 45 million people with food shortages.
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Pezeshkian leaves New York for Tehran after UNGA speech, meetings
Masoud Pezeshkian has left New York for Tehran after addressing the 81st United Nations General Assembly.
REPORTS
Ceuta: Migration crisis fuels political tension
Ceuta remains on high alert two months after the mass arrivals from Morocco.
POLITICS
Iraqi resistance group vows to stage airport sit-ins over Iran aerial blockade
The Harakat Hezbollah al-Nujaba resistance group has vowed to organize sit-ins at Iraqi airports nationwide in protest against Iran’s aerial blockade.
POLITICS
Pezeshkian hails China’s ‘thoughtful and responsible support’ for Islamabad MoU
Pezeshkian has welcomed China’s support for diplomacy and demanding the US honor its commitment under the Islamabad MoU.
INTERVIEWS
US acts like pirates in Hormuz; IRGC must evade such threat: Analyst
Analyst and International Studies expert Beaklini says it’s the BRICS and Asian countries, not the US and Israeli colony, that support International law.
POLITICS
Sustainable development impossible without peace, respect for international law: Araghchi
Araghchi says sustainable development cannot be achieved without peace and respect for international law.
GRINGO
Trump’s $5,000 offer: Can it save republicans in the midterms?
With the US elections approaching, the program examines Trump’s reported offer of $5,000 to Americans if Republicans retain control of both chambers of Congress.
SPOTLIGHT
Netanyahu faces UN isolation
Netanyahu addressed a near-empty UNGA chamber as 77 delegates walked out.
DEFENSE
IRGC: Iran will continue punishing US until Tehran’s conditions are met
The IRGC says Iran will continue punishing the US until the Islamic Republic’s seven-strong conditions are met.
REPORTS
German teens skip schools nationwide in protest at compulsory military service
German students stage nationwide school strikes against the planned return of compulsory military service, adding pressure on Chancellor Merz’s government.
REPORTS
Tehran children center marks 1,000th stem cell transplant
Tehran’s children’s medical center marks its 1,000th pediatric stem cell transplant, underscoring two decades of progress in treating serious childhood diseases.
REPORTS
Palestinians decry world officials' inaction on Israeli crimes at UNGA
As the Israeli regime’s war on Gaza continues, officials at the UN General Assembly again offer statements, while Palestinians face mounting death and devastation.
INTERVIEWS
'We’re seeing a replay of the US-backed 1964 coup in Brazil': Analyst
Analyst Fra Hughes sees current US pressure on Brazil as a repeat of the pre-1964 coup era, citing sanctions, political interference, and economic pressure.
POLITICS
Iran FM outlines seven-day plan for conditional reopening of Strait of Hormuz
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi outlines a seven-day plan for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, saying implementation would begin immediately if the US accepts Iran’s conditions.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi Arabia has kept nuclear weapons option open: Report
Classified US intelligence assessments conclude that Saudi Arabia has not ruled out developing a nuclear weapons program, a report says.
REPORTS
26th ICCU focuses on future of cardiovascular medicine
Thousands of cardiovascular specialists and healthcare professionals are gathering in Tehran for the 26th International Congress on Cardiovascular Updates, or ICCU.
REPORTS
UN officials say US sanctions on Cuba are having warlike effects on locals
UN officials based in Cuba have denounced US sanctions against the Caribbean country
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