EDITOR'S CHOICE

West’s feminist ‘violence’ won’t find way in Iran: President Raeisi’s wife

Iranian president’s wife Jamileh Alamolhoda says women in Iran have not fought for their rights as they already enjoy their rights.

POLITICS

Iran says serious about returning to JCPOA if other sides ready

Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian says Iran is serious about returning to JCPOA if the other parties to the US-abandoned deal are also ready to do so.

SAUDI ARABIA

Saudi Arabia gives schoolgirl 18-year prison sentence over tweets: Rights group

Saudi Arabia sentenced a secondary schoolgirl to 18 years in prison over her X posts, according to a rights group.

SAUDI ARABIA

Pentagon approves $500m military sale to Saudi Arabia

The Pentagon has authorized a potential arms deal with Saudi Arabia worth $500 million in order to help the kingdom sustain its arsenal of armored vehicles with spare parts and maintenance.

SPORTS

Female Iranian rowers collect silver medal at Hangzhou Asian Games

Female Iranian rowers have claimed a silver medal at the women’s double sculls competitions of the 19th edition of the Asian Games in Hangzhou, China.

PALESTINE

No one takes Netanyahu’s empty threats seriously: Iran FM

The Iranian foreign minister says no one takes Netanyahu’s threats seriously as the occupying regime is in its “weakest state” amid internal crises.

Hamas hails South Africa’s decision to exempt Palestinians from entry visas

Hamas hails South Africa’s historic decision to exempt Palestinians from entry visas.

RUSSIA

‘Never insult Poles again’: Warsaw warns Zelensky after his UNGA speech

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has warned his Ukrainian counterpart Vladimir Zelensky never to slander Poland on the world stage again.

PALESTINE

Israeli forces kill two Palestinians in raid on West Bank refugee camp

Israeli forces killed two Palestinians on Sunday during a raid on a refugee camp in the occupied West Bank city of Tulkarm, medical sources say.

NEWS BULLETIN

Blaze kills 34 at illegal Benin fuel depot

At least 34 people died in Benin near Nigeria's border on Saturday when a contraband fuel depot exploded into flames.

NEWS BULLETIN

Madrid workers in tough jobs demand earlier retirement

Hundreds of people took to the streets of Madrid, demanding the introduction of reduction coefficients for a fair retirement among large sections of Spain's working class.

NEWS HEADLINES

Press TV's news headlines

Here are Press TV's latest top stories, 01:00 GMT on September 24, 2023.

FRANCE

Clashes break out as thousands march against police violence in France

Tens of thousands march in France to protest police violence, with clashes breaking out on the margins of the Paris rally.

REPORTS

Ali Landi: Iran’s Gen Z hero that mainstream media won’t talk about

Ali Landi is an Iranian teenager who succumbed to burns he sustained while rescuing two elderly women from fire.

RUSSIA

Russian FM slams West's ‘empire of lies', says Kiev peace plan not feasible

Russia denounces the West as "an empire of lies," whose overbearing attitude has become intolerable for the rest of the world.

IRAN

An insider’s view of the country: Santour

This program introduces the Iranian traditional musical instrument named Santour.

PALESTINE

Tens of thousands protest against Israel’s ‘crime minister’ for 38th straight week

Tens of thousands of demonstrators rally across the occupied territories for the 38th consecutive week, condemning the policies of Israel's far-right cabinet.

SCIENCE AND TECH

Iran among three countries producing anticancer drug ibrutinib

Iran becomes the third country in the world to indigenize production of the anticancer drug known as ibrutinib.