NEWS BULLETIN
Protesters gather in Washington DC for 'No Kings' demonstrations
Protesters gathered in various of parts of the Washington DC ahead of a protest against Trump expected to draw millions across the country.
Protesters gathered in various of parts of the Washington DC ahead of a protest against Trump expected to draw millions across the country.

A senior Iranian diplomat says Tehran has issued five important documents to clarify the E3’s illegal move in restoring the lifted sanctions.

Iran’s government starts the process to list a first bloc of shares in second largest carmaker Saipa.

Netanyahu says the Rafah border crossing will remain closed “until further notice,” adding that it opening depends on Hamas fulfilling its obligations, particularly the return of the bodies of dead captives as stipulated in the ceasefire agreement.

About 300,000 Palestinian students will resume classes in Gaza on Saturday.

Hamas warns that the ongoing Israeli crimes in the West Bank will backfire on the occupation and its settlers.

Lebanese legislator Hassan Fadlallah says the Hezbollah resistance movement thwarted the Israeli regime’s plot of south Lebanon invasion and occupation.

The 2015 nuclear deal and its UN-backed restrictions have officially expired following the termination of UN Security Council Resolution 2231 and all related provisions.
In Paris, hundreds have gathered along the Seine to honor the victims of the 1961 massacre.

Hamish Young, UNICEF’s senior emergency coordinator in Gaza, has described as “catastrophic” the humanitarian situation in the besieged enclave, saying there is an urgent need for unrestricted access to basic supplies.
People in Indian Himalayan region of Kargil have held a silent protest march, followed by a region-wide blackout.

Israel’s two-year genocidal war on Gaza failed to achieve military goals, instead intensifying global isolation, legal challenges, and domestic and international pressure on Netanyahu’s regime.

German authorities have raided the home of prominent German author and politician Jurgen Todenhoefer over his criticism of Netanyahu.

Gardens in Shiraz, including Eram, Delgosha, and Afif Abad, embody ancient Persian ideals – blending geometry, poetry, and nature into living symbols of nature, culture, and architectural legacy.

Israel has released the remains of 15 more Palestinians through the International Committee of the Red Cross.

Iranian futsal star Salar Aghapour, recently named the 2025 AFC Futsal Player of the Year, says he always dreamed of becoming the world’s best.
Iran’s automotive industry stands at a crucial crossroads, facing fresh challenges from renewed sanctions but also showing resilience and adaptability that hint at a hopeful future.

Fahimeh Hashemitabar spent 112 days in a coma after an Israeli airstrike killed her parents. Her recovery was a medical miracle, yet it confronted her with unimaginable loss.