POLITICS
Hormuz will stay closed until US changes its behavior: Iran’s security chief
The secretary of Iran's top security body reiterates that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until the US corrects its behavior.
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INTERVIEWS
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FOREIGN POLICY
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POLITICS
Araghchi: Iran, Oman ‘very close’ to Hormuz deal; reopening depends on US complying with MoU
Iran says it is very close to reaching an agreement with Oman on a new mechanism for managing shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
ECONOMY
Iran breaks new ground with locally manufactured high-tech turboexpander despite sanctions
Iran has commissioned its first domestically produced 3.5-MW magnetic-bearing turboexpander at South Pars, marking a major engineering milestone and strengthening technological self-reliance, industrial resilience, and energy security.
DEFENSE
Strait of Hormuz reopening hinges on US accepting Iran’s conditions: IRGC
An IRGC spokesman says the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz depends on the US fully accepting Iran’s conditions and ending its interference in regional negotiations.
ECONOMY
War and sanctions are integrating Iran-Russia economies
New trade routes, financial links, energy projects and industrial partnerships are drawing Tehran and Moscow closer, creating economic ties that could endure well beyond today’s geopolitical pressures.
POLITICS
Pezeshkian marks Hiroshima, Nagasaki atomic bombings, says same mentality still rules US
Pezeshkian has condemned the US atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, saying the mindset behind such attacks remains present in Washington today.
FOREIGN POLICY
Greenland condemns Trump-linked oil firm for bringing equipment ashore, warns against drilling
Greenland has condemned a Trump-linked US oil company for bringing drilling equipment ashore without approval and warned against further operations.
POLITICS
Iranian Armed Forces commend journalists countering media warfare
The IRGC says foreign media outlets’ acknowledgment of US President Donald Trump’s failure in the war against Iran is the result of the efforts of Iranian revolutionary media outlets to counter the enemy’s disinformation.
RUSSIA
Russia targets Ukrainian missile production site, fuel depot in Kiev
Russian forces have carried out strikes on a Ukrainian military-industrial facility producing cruise missiles and a fuel depot in Kiev, according to the Defense Ministry.
IN-DEPTH
Trump economics after 18 months
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IRAQ
US military presence in West Asia source of insecurity, instability: Iraqi MP
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REPORTS
Cuba hosts meeting of ALBA Movements
The Trump administration's ramped-up offensive against Cuba is continuing each day.
POLITICS
Iran hails journalists’ role in defending truth, national unity
Iranian officials praise journalists for their role in countering hostile disinformation and psychological warfare.
BRAZIL
Brazil, Mexico strengthen ties amid tension between Lula and Trump
Brazil and Mexico sign a deal to deepen cooperation between the two Latin American heavyweights amid growing tensions with the United States.
SAUDI ARABIA
Ansarullah: UN Security Council has lost credibility; its resolutions worthless
A senior member of Yemen’s Ansarullah resistance movement says the UN Security Council has lost its credibility, and its resolutions and statements are worthless.
PALESTINE
Ceuta's migration crisis exposes hidden price of Spain's defiance against US-Israel-Morocco axis
In recent days, a migration surge at Ceuta – the EU's only African land border – has grabbed attention, yet the underreported US-Israel-Morocco alliance and their hostility toward Spain, which has condemned the genocide in Gaza, suggest Madrid's foreign policy now carries geopolitical consequences as Morocco deepens military ties with Israel.
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