ECONOMY
Iran’s new import policy blamed for rising forex prices
The Iranian government allows importers to use their own hard currency resources for imports.
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Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 16:00 GMT on December 08, 2025.
REPORTS
Lives torn apart: Gaza’s amputees face a future with no support
A total of 6,000 people who have lost limbs in Gaza due to Israel's brutal war urgently need long-term rehabilitation.
BLACK BOX
Reconfigured dependence: Iraq and the legacy of American hegemony
Iraq’s 2003 invasion became a struggle over sovereignty, as the country was overtaken not only by armies but also by ideas and structures that hindered its recovery.
PALESTINE
Israel's military chief describes Gaza's dividing 'yellow line' as 'new border'
The Israeli military's chief of staff, Eyal Zamir, has described the so-called "yellow line", which runs down Gaza from north to south, splitting it in two halves and to which Israeli forces pulled back, as “a new border line" with the strip.
REPORTS
December 8 marks 37th year since start of 1st Palestinian Intifada
It’s been 37 years since the first Palestinian Intifada against the Israeli occupation and apartheid, and yet the regime keeps going with its agenda of destruction, raids, and brutalities across the occupied territories.
POLITICS
Iran inflicted ‘heavy, extensive’ losses on Israel during 12-day war: Diplomat
A senior Iranian diplomat says the Islamic Republic inflicted absolutely “extensive” damage on Israel during the regime’s illegal aggression of June.
PALESTINE
Official: Over 80,000 Israeli troops treated for psychological disorders since Gaza war
More than 80,000 Israeli soldiers have received treatment for psychological disorders following the start of the genocidal war in Gaza.
CULTURE
Iranian media’s global, narrative-shaping reach – acknowledged by Israeli ‘think tanks’
Iranian media’s global reach, even noted in a recent Israeli think tank report, shows soft power that challenges Western narratives and shapes alternative discourse worldwide through multilingual networks.
PALESTINE
At least 110 Palestinians killed in Israeli prisons since Ben-Gvir took office: Report
A recent report has shown that at least 110 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli prisons ever since hawkish leader of the Jewish Power Party, Itamar Ben-Gvir, became Israel's so-called security minister in December 2022.
POLITICS
Iran, Azerbaijan agree to continue consultations to settle conflicts: FM
The Iranian foreign minister says Iran and Azerbaijan have agreed to solve conflicts through dialogue.
PALESTINE
Israel allocates $830 million to settlement expansion in West Bank
Israel has allocated more than $830 million to the creation and expansion of settlements in the occupied West Bank.
NEWS BULLETIN
Japaneses rally against Takaichi's erroneous remarks regarding China's Taiwan
Japanese citizens and social groups held rallies on Sunday in Yokosuka City, demanding that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi retract her erroneous remarks regarding China's Taiwan region, and opposing her plans to expand the military.
CULTURE
Obituary: Prof. Abdulaziz Sachedina, a beacon of Islamic scholarship and interfaith dialogue
Prof. Abdulaziz Sachedina, a pioneering Muslim scholar in Shia theology, bioethics, and human rights, passes away at 83, leaving a lasting legacy in Islamic studies and interfaith dialogue.
PALESTINE
Gaza is the ‘first genocide’ to stir global conscience: UN rapporteur
The UN special rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territory sharply criticizes the Gaza situation as “total political collapse of moral accountability.”
POLITICS
Official: 50 Iranian nationals jailed in US heading home
The director of Iran’s Interests Section in Washington says around 50 Iranian prisoners left the US and will return home.
POLITICS
Iran says US denial of uranium enrichment rights remains main sticking point
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the central point of disagreement with the US is Washington’s refusal to acknowledge Iran’s right to peaceful nuclear technology.
PALESTINE
38 years on: How the First Intifada broke chains of occupation and reshaped resistance
The First Intifada, which took place on this day 38 years ago, was sparked by decades of occupation, transformed Palestinian resistance, reshaped political dynamics, and inspired global solidarity.
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