ECONOMY
Iran eyes 1.7 million car output in year to March: Minister
Iran’s annual car output is expected to reach 1.7 million units in the calendar year to late March.
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POLITICS
Iran’s president-elect holds phone talks with Erdogan, Putin
Pezeshkian emerged victorious in the second round of the presidential vote on July 5.
PALESTINE
Palestinian prisoners’ health condition worsening due to severe food shortage
That is according to the independent human rights organization Center for Defending Freedoms and Civil Rights (Hurriyat).
PALESTINE
Aid trucks stuck on Egypt's border deepen Gaza’s humanitarian crisis
Stranded aid trucks stuck in Egypt's Rafah border crossing deepen Gaza’s humanitarian crisis.
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Samsung workers' union in South Korea kicks off three-day strike
Samsung Electronics workers in South Korea braved the rain on Monday, to chant slogans and raise their fists in unison as they kicked off a three-day strike demanding better pay.
POLITICS
'US directly involved in displacement of 40 million people worldwide'
Head of the Constitutional Council’s Research Institute Abbas Ali Kadkhodaei addressed an international conference on Western human rights violations in Tehran.
PALESTINE
Israeli strike kills Hezbollah missile unit official in southern Lebanon
Hezbollah announced the death of Mustafa Hassan Salman, known as Abu Hassan – a resident of the town of Qlaileh in the Tyre district.
POLITICS
Explainer: What Iran’s president-elect Pezeshkian must do before assuming office?
Following his victory in the presidential runoff election, the official inauguration of Masoud Pezeshkian’s presidency must follow certain protocols specified in the country’s Constitution.
OPINION
Hajj and Arbaeen: What Saudis can learn from Iraqis in pilgrimage management
Given that at least 1,300 pilgrims lost their lives in this year’s Hajj pilgrimage, it’s important for Saudi authorities to learn from Iraqis the art of managing a pilgrimage.
PALESTINE
'UN Watch', a Zionist asset masquerading as an 'independent' Swiss NGO
UN Watch founder Hillel Neuer claims it is completely independent, but the truth is that it is a front for the American Jewish Committee, a prominent Zionist lobby group.
FOREIGN POLICY
US weighing sanctions on Russia’s ‘shadow tanker fleet’
The US is weighing sanctions on what it calls a “shadow fleet” of Russian oil tankers that it says have been helping Moscow bypass Washington’s economic bans.
POLITICS
Diplomatic channel with US 'open'; Iran to realize nation's rights: Spokesman
Iran says the diplomatic channels with the United States are open and negotiations are underway.
FRANCE
Clashes in France after leftists' surprise election win
Violence has erupted in France after a left-wing coalition won the most seats in the country’s parliamentary elections.
REPORTS
Honoring legacy of Iran's martyred FM Amir-Abdollahian
Iran has honored the legacy of its martyred Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian.
DEFENSE
‘Strategic unit’: Iran Army Aviation at cutting edge of technology despite sanctions
A senior commander says the Islamic Republic of Iran Army Aviation is a “strategic unit” and stands at the cutting edge of technology.
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July 7: ‘Axis of Resistance’ operations against Israeli occupation
Amid Israeli genocide in Gaza, Palestinian and regional resistance groups continued their operations against the regime and its Western backers on Sunday, July 7.
INDIA
India's Modi in Russia, asserts two sides seek stable, peaceful region
India’s prime minister began a two-day visit to Moscow to discuss the promotion of mutual relations with the Russian president.
PALESTINE
Hezbollah’s damage to Israel cannot be repaired 'for decades': Lebanese MP
A senior Lebanese lawmaker says Hezbollah’s damage to Israel as a result of its pro-Palestinian retaliatory operations cannot be repaired for the next few decades.
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