SOCIETY
Anti-COVID drug may have led to virus mutations: Study
A new study says an anti-COVID drug widely used across the world may have caused mutations in the virus.
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NEWS BULLETIN
Thousands march against ruling coalition in German city of Schweinfurt
Thousands of German demonstrators march through the city of Schweinfurt in protest at the ruling coalition's policies.
REPORTS
Rescue efforts persist as North Africa devastated by natural disasters
This report takes a look at a string of natural disasters hitting North Africa.
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UK’s cost-of-living crisis, high prices to cause thousands of premature deaths: Study
A new study shows that Britain’s cost-of-living crisis is set to cause premature deaths among thousands this year.
POLITICS
Armenian PM urges active communication with Iran during 'difficult period for region'
The Armenian prime minister says Tehran and Yerevan must maintain active communication channels open under difficult conditions of the region.
REPORTS
Iranian students celebrate reopening of schools
Iranian students celebrate the reopening of schools after a three-month-long summer vacation.
CHINA
China blasts EU’s anti-subsidy probe into Chinese electric cars
China blasts the European Union for its plan to launch an anti-subsidy probe into Chinese electric cars.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
‘West’s brutal political pressure on Iran futile, will not go unanswered’
Iran's nuclear chief says the country will not let the West's politically-motivated pressures on the country go unanswered.
SPOTLIGHT
French police brutality
France is plagued by nationwide protests against police violence after an unarmed young Black man was killed by police.
PALESTINE
Saudi’s 1st ambassador to Palestine welcomed by Palestinian Authority
Israel says the ambassador can meet Palestinian officials but will have no fixed presence.
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Turkey’s Erdogan hails Azerbaijan’s achievement in Karabakh
President Erdogan held talks with President Aliyev in the Azerbaijani exclave of Nakhichevan on Monday.
NEWS BULLETIN
Missing people feared dead after devastating storm in South Africa
Officials say missing people are feared dead after a devastating storm swept across Western Cape in South Africa.
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi Arabia says it will build first nuclear power plant
The Saudi energy minister unveils a plan that encompasses the building of the kingdom’s first nuclear plant.
PALESTINE
Arab Parliament censures Israel for repeated desecration of al-Aqsa Mosque
Israeli settler incursions into the al-Aqsa Mosque and violence against Palestinians have been on the rise in recent months.
NEWS BULLETIN
Armenians take part in anti-government protest in central Yerevan
Armenians take part in anti-government protest in central Yerevan.
DEFENSE
Nuclear-powered subs should not be deployed in Persian Gulf: Iran cmdr.
The commander of the IRGC Navy warns the presence of nuclear-powered submarines in the Persian Gulf could have potential environmental threats.
POLITICS
#ItShallNeverBurn: Press TV campaign against Quran burnings trends globally
Following President Raeisi’s UNGA speech, Press TV website launched a social media campaign with the hashtag #ItShallNeverBurn, which has been trending worldwide in recent days.
POLITICS
In positive step forward, Iran, Egypt agree on implementing joint projects
The finance ministers of Iran and Egypt have agreed to set up a committee for the implementation of joint projects.
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