The "BritCard," reintroduced by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, faces skepticism with fears it could lead to a loss of freedom and authoritarian control, especially if a right-wing government takes power in the future.

United World Wrestling names Iranian Greco-Roman athlete Gholamreza Farrokhi as the Breakout Star of the Year.

Moscow slams the EU’s freeze of Russian assets, describing the move as “theft” no matter how it is framed.

A New York Times reporter told the notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to do an interview with him, but “on your terms.”

Danesh Pajoohesh Fajr, which specializes in manufacturing medical and laboratory equipment for blood banks and biomedical research, have indigenously produced nearly 20,000 blood bank refrigerators, as well as platelet incubators and ultra-low temperature freezers.

Supporters of the Maccabi Tel Aviv football club have sparked outrage during a football match in Germany, shouting “death to Arabs,” threatening sexual violence, and performing Nazi salutes.

The head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) says the country cannot remain a mere buyer of technology and should rise to become its creator.