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Here are Press TV's latest top stories, 17:00 GMT on October 15, 2025.
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PALESTINE
Israeli bombardment killed captive soldier in Gaza, family says
Tamir Nimrodi's family has confirmed that he was later killed in Hamas captivity by Israeli airstrikes on Gaza.
REPORTS
Defying fear: Three Palestinian women stand strong against settler violence
Three Palestinian women continue to protect their homes and families against settler attacks.
PALESTINE
Israel's Mossad attempting to recruit spies in Yemen: Report
The Israeli Mossad spying agency is reportedly seeking to recruit agents inside Yemen to gather intelligence for a potential escalation of military strikes.
POLITICS
'Political extortion': Iran urges NAM to reject ‘illegal’ snapback sanctions
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the re-imposition of UN sanctions against Iran is “groundless and illegitimate.”
POLITICS
Netanyahu’s ‘no war’ message to Iran via Putin could well be a tactical deception
Israel’s claim of not seeking a new war with Iran, conveyed through President Putin, must be viewed with skepticism, as a potential deception, given the regime’s history and penchant for reckless wars.
PALESTINE
Unexploded Israeli munitions threaten lives in Gaza, NGO warns
A mine-clearance organization has issued a grave warning about the catastrophic dangers that unexploded Israeli munitions pose to civilians across Gaza.
PALESTINE
Bassem Khandaqji: Palestinian novelist who wrote award-winning book in jail freed after 21 years
Palestinian novelist Bassem Khandaqji, freed after 21 years in Israeli prisons, has been an icon of literary resistance, authoring the International Prize for Arabic Fiction book A Mask, the Colour of the Sky.
PAKISTAN
Pakistan, Afghanistan agree to 48-hour ceasefire after deadly border clashes
Pakistani and Afghan have agreed to a temporary 48-hour ceasefire after days of deadly clashes.
CONVERSATIONS
Nobel Committee as much a vassal of the US elite as NATO leadership: Analyst
Awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to Venezuela’s María Corina Machado, who urged foreign military action against her own country, is a deeply political gesture, says an analyst.
REPORTS
Islamic Movement in Nigeria continues to make progress despite challenges
The Islamic Movement in Nigeria continues to advance despite facing challenges.
REPORTS
Police clash with protesters ahead Italy-Israel World Cup tie in Udine
Police clashed with pro-Palestine protesters ahead of the Italy-Israel World Cup tie in Udine.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Eslami: Construction of 8 nuclear power plants by Russia on agenda
Iran’s nuclear chief says the construction of eight nuclear power plants in the southern Iranian provinces of Bushehr and Hormozgan under a long-standing agreement with Russia is on the agenda.
SYRIA
US continues buildup in Syria despite declared intent to slash troops
A group of American troops have arrived in Syria's northeastern province of Hasakah despite claims of intent to reduce military presence in the Arab country.
IN-DEPTH
Protests over Italy-Israel World Cup qualifier
A protest against Israel's participation in FIFA World Cup qualifiers was held in Rome, demanding Israel's suspension over war crimes in Gaza.
PALESTINE
Iran urges Spain to lead push to suspend Israel from international sports
Iran urges Spain to play a key role in creating a global consensus on suspending the Israeli regime’s sports over its “blatant anti-human actions.”
CULTURE
Discover Iran: Fars province, where timeless handicrafts weave culture into economy
Fars province excels in handicrafts, blending cultural heritage with economic growth and sustainable exports, especially through its iconic Qashqai carpets and textiles.
PALESTINE
Netanyahu back in court for corruption after Trump calls for pardon
Netanyahu has appeared before court for a new hearing in his long-running trial on a number of corruption charges.
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