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‘Stop your crocodile tears’: Araghchi hits back at French FM over human rights allegations
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi tells his French counterpart Jean-Noël Barrot to stop his crocodile tears.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi tells his French counterpart Jean-Noël Barrot to stop his crocodile tears.
US President Donald Trump has barred CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House, accusing the outlets of unfair coverage and criticism of his administration.

The city of Tabriz in East Azarbaijan province is evolving from a historic Silk Road trading hub into a diversified industrial powerhouse, leveraging strategic geography, private enterprise, infrastructure, trade, tourism, and investment to become Iran’s economic capital.

Sirens warning of incoming missiles and combat drones launched from Yemen have sounded in the Saudi capital city of Riyadh and elsewhere in the kingdom.
Newly released images reveal severe damage to several structures, including a bunker in the US based in Kuwait, as a result of an Iranian airstrike.

An Israeli strike on a motorcycle in Gaza City has killed a Palestinian and injured several others, including a child in critical condition.

Russians are voting in parliamentary and regional elections amid economic pressures and Ukrainian drone strikes.

Facing public protests, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung declined to commit troops or aid to the US war on Iran or Hormuz patrols.

Millions of Yemenis protest across more than 14 provinces, rejecting Saudi claims that Yemeni forces targeted Mecca.

The IAEA’s 70th General Conference ended in Vienna amid calls for action and safeguards over the Israeli regime’s nuclear arms program.

More American forces may have died during the Trump administration’s war on Iran than are reflected in the US Department of War’s publicly available “casualty records,” a report says.

Iran condemns an attack on a mosque inside a police complex in Pakistan’s northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province that claimed the lives of 21 people.

Ansarullah warns Saudi Arabia that Yemen could expand its military objectives if Riyadh continued its hostile policies.

This episode looks at the controversial so-called "open letter" published by The Guardian on Iran, its signatories, and the backlash it has sparked among anti-imperialist and progressive voices.

This episode looks at Trump’s escalating pressure on Mexico, warning that “narcoterrorism” rhetoric could be used to justify US military operations there.

This episode looks at the abduction of Press TV correspondent Naqaa Hamed and its implications for press freedom and independent reporting in the occupied West Bank.
Lebanon marks the anniversary of the Israeli massacre in the refugee areas of Sabra and Shatila in Beirut in 1982.
The human cost of Gaza's housing crisis is laid bare in the dust of western Gaza City again.