Ba’athist Iraq’s 1980 abrogation of the Algiers Agreement with Iran over the Arvand River was an aggressive move that led to war, devastation, and lasting geopolitical consequences.
UN recently endorsed a two-state solution for Palestine. Iran abstained, viewing it as a flawed move that legitimizes Zionist occupation, while reaffirming its support for a democratic one-state model.
The Israeli regime is moving forward with a long-anticipated major ground invasion of Gaza City, but around one million Palestinians are resisting the occupying force’s attempts to forcibly displace them from their homeland.
The top Iranian military official has praised the country’s growing defensive deterrent power, stating that Iran’s combat preparedness has prevented enemies from launching renewed acts of aggression.
Nepal has recently been gripped by mass protests, with foreign-backed NGOs and US funding driving “regime change” narratives, raising concerns over sovereignty, legitimacy, and Western influence.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the European troika’s activation of the so-called snapback mechanism is a move aimed at “increasing tension.”
Isfahan balances urban development and smart city initiatives with heritage preservation, integrating modern infrastructure and digital innovation while safeguarding its rich cultural legacy.
Yemen has strongly criticized the Arab and Islamic leaders for their failure to take practical action in support of Palestine and against the Israeli regime's crimes.
Israeli troops have carried out a ground incursion in Syria’s southwestern province of Quneitra, the latest offensive in the Arab nation as the Tel Aviv regime also continues air raids against Damascus and various other locations.
Susan Abulhawa is a Palestinian-American scientist, writer and activist, whose first novel, Mornings in Jenin, was translated into 32 languages and sold more than a million copies.