American officials say Washington has halted the approval of visas for Palestinian passport holders, a move coming just as international momentum builds toward recognizing a Palestinian state.
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian says there is no distance between the people of Iran and Pakistan.
Iran honors the legacy of a prominent Shia cleric who disappeared in Libya in 1978.
Hundreds are feared dead following a 6.0 magnitude earthquake that struck eastern Afghanistan.
An Al-Quds Today TV correspondent was killed in an Israeli strike in Gaza, adding to the mounting toll in what has become the deadliest war for journalists in recent history.
Chinese president slams “bullying behavior” in international affairs as he opened the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Tianjin.
Teuta Hoxha, a jailed British Palestine Action activist, has entered day 22 of her hunger strike amid severe health deterioration and reports of torture, prompting fellow imprisoned activists in the US to join the strike in solidarity.
Iran says the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) plays a positive role in ensuring the continuity of an international order based on multilateralism and the rule of law.
The Israeli military admits its May assault failed to defeat the Gaza Strip’s Hamas resistance movement and seize 75 percent of the territory’s expanse.
The Iranian president urges the Shanghai Cooperation Organization to take practical steps to promote peace and economic cooperation in the world.
Across the world, people are finding creative ways to show solidarity with Gaza.
The dramatic drop in water levels at Iraq's Mosul Dam unveils a stunning archaeological breakthrough in the Dohuk province of Iraq's Kurdistan region.
Sudan witnesses a major political shift as Rapid Support Forces commander has been appointed as the head of a parallel Presidential Council.
The Israeli regime is devising plans to detain Greta Thunberg under “terrorist-level conditions.”
The school year is set to start in the occupied Palestinian territories in the coming days, but for displaced families, it brings hardship, not hope.
With Israel’s blockade already decimating Gaza’s health system, the Ministry of Health has released alarming statistics.
In this episode, we begin by exploring the tourist attractions of Kerman, followed by a reflection on Persian carpets, a manifestation of colors and patterns.
Professor William Schabas, a preeminent authority on genocide and international criminal law, has said that the ongoing genocidal war in Gaza could lead to significant legal repercussions for Israel and its allies.
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