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UN warns Gaza’s agricultural infrastructure deteriorating at alarming rate
Less than five percent of Gaza’s cropland area remains available for cultivation.
Less than five percent of Gaza’s cropland area remains available for cultivation.
BRICS nations are deepening cooperation on clean energy as experts gather for a working group meeting in Tehran.
Hamas sharply condemns the Israeli regime’s so-called aid distribution mechanism for the Gaza Strip.

Twenty months of practically-non-stop terror, that’s the reality created for Palestinians in Gaza by the Zionist regime.

Iran’s top nuclear official says the Islamic Republic has launched a plan aimed at production of as much as 20,000 megawatts of electricity from its peaceful nuclear energy activities.

Discover Khuzestan: Iran’s economic powerhouse blending oil riches with agricultural innovation, thriving fisheries, and strategic infrastructure.

Iran says there will be no further ground for dialogue with the UK if London demands cessation of Tehran’s uranium enrichment activities.

Iran’s state oil company raises its June selling price for light oil to customers in Asia.
The Gaza Media Office says the massive wave of Palestinians moving towards the Rafah aid center is the result of Israel weaponizing starvation.

Yemen has launched new missile strikes on Israeli positions, as attacks on Gaza intensify. In addition to the strikes, the Ansarullah movement has also issued a strongly-worded political message, promising to continue to support Gaza.

The value of Iran’s capital market reaches nearly $200 billion in foreign currency terms, a report shows.

Israel and Syria are in direct contact and have in recent weeks held face-to-face meetings after Julani's repeated overtures to the occupying regime.
Tehran appreciates the active and constructive role of Oman in the process of indirect Iran-US negotiations and hopes they will lead to good outcomes, according to the Iranian president.

Palestinian doctor Alaa Al-Najjar was on duty at Nasser Hospital when the burned bodies of her own children began arriving.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories, 16:00 GMT on May 27, 2024.

Susa (Shush) in Khuzestan Province is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, with a history of over 7,000 years and a lasting cultural and historical significance.

A group of more than 800 senior lawyers, former judges and academics demand that the UK impose sanctions on the Israeli regime and push for its suspension from the United Nations.

The Palme d’Or win at the Cannes Film Festival by an Iranian filmmaker has reignited the debate over the politicization of international film festivals in line with a murky anti-Iran agenda.