PALESTINE
1,100 Israeli settlers under regime protection intrude into al-Aqsa Mosque
Such mass settler break-ins almost always take place under the auspices of the Israeli police in al-Quds.
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POLITICS
Raeisi: Iran censures 'hateful, spiteful' moves against Islam, Holy Qur'an
Iran's President Raeisi strongly condemns hateful moves against Islam.
NEWS BULLETIN
Trump arrives in New York court for fraud trial proceedings
Trump appeared in a New York City courtroom in a civil fraud case that could deal a major blow to the former US president's real estate empire.
DEFENSE
Iran Army's drone power can counter all enemy threats: Top cmdr.
A senior Iranian Army commander says the Islamic Republic’s drone power has advanced to a level that can respond to any threats posed by the enemies.
TODAY IN HISTORY
Five years since Khashoggi murder, justice denied as MBS befriends Biden
Five years since Jamal Khashoggi’s murder, his family and friends are no closer to securing justice, as the Empire has very much returned to business as usual.
SPORTS
Asian Games: Iran wins two medals in discus throw
Iran wins two medals at the competition of the Asian Games in Hangzhou, China.
MORE
UN to vote on sending foreign troops to Haiti
The UN Security Council will vote on a resolution that authorizes sending non-UN troops to Haiti.
NEWS BULLETIN
Catalans march in Barcelona on 6th anniversary of independence referendum
Thousands of Catalans marched through the streets of Barcelona in a rally to mark the sixth anniversary of the independence referendum.
CULTURE
International Coffee Day: Tracing Muslim roots of world’s favourite drink
Before Starbucks, Nescafe and Costa Coffee announced their arrival and revolutionized the consumption of coffee, the beverage was widely popular in Muslim countries, from Yemen to Iran.
POLITICS
Iran says supports expansion of regional transportation routes
Iran has expressed its support for the expansion of transportation routes in the region, but reiterated the Islamic Republic’s opposition to any geopolitical changes.
TURKEY
Erdogan: Turkey 'no longer expects anything from EU'
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has criticized Brussels for not honoring its long-time membership promise to Turkey, saying he "no longer expects anything from the European Union".
POLITICS
President Raeisi: West violates rights of women, uses them as tool
President Ebrahim Raeisi says unlike Iran, the Western countries have been violating human rights by using women as a tool and leverage against independent nations.
IRAQ
Iraqi president raps 'violations' after Turkish airstrikes in Kurdistan region
Turkey has carried out an "air operation" in northern Iraq following a blast in the Turkish capital, with Iraqi President Abdul-Latif Rashid saying Baghdad rejects repeated airstrikes or the presence of Turkish bases in its Kurdistan region.
PALESTINE
Iranian FM: Infanticide characteristic of Israeli regime
Iran’s Foreign Minister says the Israeli regime is notorious for the killing of Palestinian children as dozens have been killed so far this year.
NEWS HEADLINES
Press TV's news headlines
Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 09:00 GMT, October 02, 2023
CONVERSATIONS
Intl. People’s Tribunal seeks to challenge violence of US imperialism: Co-chair
Amid the rise of the global majority, anti-imperialist movements are joining forces to abolish the capitalist and imperialist systems perpetuating violence, says a legal scholar and activist.
POLITICS
Iran's Leader pardons, commutes sentences of over 2,000 convicts
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei agreed to pardon or commute the sentences of 2,000 Iranian prisoners.
MILITARY
UK awards €4.6bn nuclear sub contract to own firm after France snubbed
UK’s biggest arms maker granted €4.6bn contract to manufacture AUKUS nuclear submarines to counter China.
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