A French lawyer links the widening student protests to education cuts, rising living costs and growing distrust of the government, warning that mounting social tensions could fuel a broader crisis across France and Europe.
Yemeni Armed Forces have shot down a Saudi reconnaissance helicopter near the kingdom’s southwestern border region of Najran, killing its two-man crew.
Chal Nakhjir Cave in central Iran is a 90-million-year-old living limestone cave featuring crystal formations, vast underground halls, a natural ventilation system, and illuminated pathways for visitors.
Iran's foreign minister denounces Israel’s warmongering in West Asia, saying insecurity in the region emanates from the regime’s occupation and land theft policies.
Iranian biomedical engineer Farhad Bakhshi’s work focuses on bringing the material closer to the structure and properties of natural bone and developing a formulation intended to improve calcium delivery and absorption.
Summer peak output reaches record levels as Washington's threats to bomb power grids accelerate Tehran's push for distributed, resilient energy networks.
Mehrdad Akhlaghi Ketabchi, a veteran defense engineer and missile industry specialist, has been appointed Iran’s new defense minister, signaling a renewed focus on rebuilding and expanding the country’s defense-industrial capabilities after two imposed wars.
Pezeshkian urged the Parliament to approve the appointment of defense industry veteran Mehrdad Akhlaghi as Iran’s defense minister, citing his expertise and experience.
Kata'ib Sayyid al-Shuhada, an Iraqi anti-terror group, says that the relationship between the resistance faction and Tehran goes beyond political alignment.
The Israeli military sat on distress calls it received from activists about settler violence in the occupied West Bank for two hours, according to a report.
An incident at one of Canada’s busiest military training bases in Alberta caused a large fire and left some killed and injured, according to Canada’s defense minister.