
MORE
15 dead, dozens injured in mass shooting at Jewish event in Australia
The mass shooting came as hundreds of people had gathered at Sydney’s Bondi Beach for a Jewish event on Sunday.

The mass shooting came as hundreds of people had gathered at Sydney’s Bondi Beach for a Jewish event on Sunday.

Cinema Verité festival in Tehran redefines documentary diplomacy, uniting Global South voices, resistance cinema, Gaza narratives, and forms to challenge politicized images and reconstruct truth through perspectives.

Reza Vedadi, a London-based researcher and author says the Islamic Republic of Iran is determined to drive US forces out of the West Asia region.

Here are Pres TV's latest top stories at 10:00 GMT, on December 14, 2025.

The "BritCard," reintroduced by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, faces skepticism with fears it could lead to a loss of freedom and authoritarian control, especially if a right-wing government takes power in the future.

United World Wrestling names Iranian Greco-Roman athlete Gholamreza Farrokhi as the Breakout Star of the Year.

Iran has claimed second place at the fifth Asian Youth Para Games in Dubai, winning a historic total of 262 medals.

Gonbad-e Qabus, a 52-meter brick mausoleum tower in northern Iran's Golestan, exemplifies early Islamic geometric genius, cultural synthesis, political symbolism, and enduring engineering mastery and worldwide influence.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman warns that renewed tensions in Yemen only benefit the Israeli regime and its strategy to disintegrate the countries in West Asia.

The World Health Organization says at least 1,092 patients in the Gaza Strip have died while awaiting medical evacuation between July 2024 and late November this year.

The University of Arkansas in the United States dismissed an Iranian professor from her position as director of the Middle Eastern Studies department over her social media posts in solidarity with Iran and Palestine.

Protesters in Washington, DC, paraded around the White House with what they called the “people’s indictment”.
Moscow slams the EU’s freeze of Russian assets, describing the move as “theft” no matter how it is framed.

A Palestinian teenager has been killed during an Israeli military raid on a town in the northern side of the Israeli-occupied West Bank.

Two people have been killed, and nine were critically injured in a shooting at Brown University, a private Ivy League research university in Providence, Rhode Island, United States.

Berlin is considering outsourcing part of its migration management by establishing return centers beyond EU borders with Tunisia listed among potential locations, while Tunis was not consulted.

Amid the Israeli regime’s ongoing genocide in Gaza, protesters gather outside the British parliament for a special Christmas service in memory of all those killed in the holy land of Palestine.

As the UK government is set to implement digital ID cards, critics argue that the scheme might not sufficiently tackle the intricacies of immigration issues while raising alarms about the possible misuse of personal data.