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Demonstrators flood Wall St in New York demanding justice for Palestinians
Demonstrators gathered in New York City to express solidarity with the Palestinian people in Gaza.
Demonstrators gathered in New York City to express solidarity with the Palestinian people in Gaza.

This week marks the first anniversary of the martyrdom of Arman Aliverdi, a young Iranian man killed during foreign-backed deadly riots in Tehran on October 26 last year.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 2:00 GMT on October 27, 2023.

Doctors caring for newborns in Gaza have issued a warning that 'around 130 infants' are in immediate danger of losing their lives if hospitals experience power outages.

The US says its forces and their allies have been attacked at least 16 times across Iraq and neighboring Syria this month.

Thousands take to the streets of Barcelona to show their solidarity with the Palestinian cause and against the Israeli bombardment of the Gaza Strip.
More than 7,000 civilians have been killed by Israel’s ferocious bombardment since October 7th, with 3,000 children among the casualties.

Hamas warns that continuation of the Israeli regime's war on the Gaza Strip would "send the entire region out of control."

It's a genocide, but on a massive scale. Up to 12,000 tons of bombs, equivalent to the bomb the US dropped on Hiroshima which killed hundreds of thousands.

Gaza Medical staff describe apocalyptic scenes where they have to make life-or-death decisions to rescue those wounded by air strikes.

A ceremony has been held in Tehran in memory of the Palestinian martyrs of the besieged Gaza Strip.

The 3+3 consultative platform comprises Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan plus Russia, Turkey, and Iran.

Sweden's migration agency has decided to expel an Iraqi man who desecrated copies of the Holy Qur'an earlier this year after receiving approval from the Swedish authorities.

Many Palestinians have seen their family almost completely wiped out as a result of Israel’s bombardment of on Gaza.

Amir-Abdollahian was delivering a speech at a special meeting of the United Nations General Assembly.

The retired officers were arrested on charges of spying for Israel and were accused of espionage and state-sponsored terrorism.

Sheikh Nabil Qaouk, deputy head of the executive council of Hezbollah, made the remarks on Thursday.

In September, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un visited Russia and met with President Vladimir Putin.