PALESTINE
Israel kills more civilians in Gaza amid relentless ceasefire violations
Israeli troops have reportedly killed more than 480 Palestinians since the ceasefire in Gaza was implemented on October 10.
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Here are Pres TV's latest top stories at 16:00 GMT, on January 25, 2026.
PALESTINE
Israeli soldier fakes kidnapping of Palestinian to extort family
The Israeli military has opened an internal investigation into a soldier accused of fabricating the kidnapping of a Palestinian detainee in an attempt to extort money from the man’s family in the occupied West Bank.
HUMAN RIGHTS
US nurses demand ICE be abolished after colleague killed in immigration crackdown
The National Nurses United outraged by the murder of a colleague in the Trump administration's anti-immigration crackdown, demand the abolition of ICE.
LEBANON
Lebanon failing prisoners held by Israel, Hezbollah chief says
Sheikh Qassem says Lebanon has not done enough to secure the release of prisoners held by Israel.
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US deliberately harms Iranian civilians
Judge Andrew Napolitano interviews journalist Max Blumenthal about US foreign policy, arguing that economic sanctions function as a form of undeclared warfare.
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Venezuela is just the beginning
When the US president treats the world like his personal business empire, the consequences can be catastrophic.
POLITICS
Calls grow to drop US as 2026 World Cup co-host amid domestic unrest, foreign interference
A senior German football official has urged European nations to “seriously consider” boycotting the 2026 FIFA World Cup in protest at US President Donald Trump’s controversial foreign policy.
PALESTINE
Over 80 arrested in protest outside London jail for Palestine Action hunger striker
Police confirmed 86 arrests were made, with protesters charged for refusing to leave the prison grounds.
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Trump: Unhinged and unchecked part 1
American economist Jeffrey Sachs warns that the Trump administration's lawless, coercive foreign policy reflects dangerous gangsterism, accelerating global instability.
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Trump: Unhinged and unchecked part 2
American economist Jeffrey Sachs warns that the Trump administration's lawless, coercive foreign policy reflects dangerous gangsterism.
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American empire is breaking
Judge Andrew Napolitano and Colonel Bill Atori discuss the dangers of unchecked government power, preemptive war, and the misuse of military authority.
POLITICS
Iranian lawmakers decry EU Parliament's ‘hostile, hypocritical’ resolution
Iranian lawmakers say the European Parliament’s hostile and hypocritical anti-Iran resolution will fail to have any impact on the nation.
DEFENSE
US military industry is major driver of global environmental destruction: IRGC deputy chief
Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Deputy Commander Brigadier General says the United States poses the greatest threat to the environment due to its production and testing of weapons, including nuclear ones.
YEMEN
Yemen’s Ansarullah warns of US, Israel soft war on West Asia nations
A senior official from Yemen’s Ansarullah resistance movement has cautioned against the soft war waged by the US and Israel to shape the public opinion prior to any aggression against regional nations.
FOREIGN POLICY
Decaying empires turn to savage control previously used abroad at home: Journalist
Renowned American journalist Chris Hedges has linked the US government’s terror tactics in clamping down on opposition to the United States decline and decaying status as a modern-day empire.
NEWS BULLETIN
Myanmar votes in last and third phase of military-run election
Polling stations in Myanmar opened on Sunday for the final round of a general election in the war-torn country.
IN-DEPTH
Iranian pharmaceutical industry flourishing
Despite international sanctions, Iran has developed a robust domestic pharmaceutical sector, producing 97% of its medicines locally. The industry has grown from 35 foreign-affiliated firms to over 200 Iranian companies, with exports reaching $150 million in 2024.
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