The Ministry issued an urgent call for the international community to intervene, demanding immediate, effective protection for healthcare workers and medical institutions.
Europeans bear the rising cost of the US-Israeli war on Iran as opposition grows and EU lawmakers blame Washington and Tel Aviv for deepening the crisis.
This episode looks at France’s growing student protests, the government’s crackdown, and Iran’s criticism of Paris over double standards on protest and human rights.
The statement recalled his description of Al-Aqsa Flood as a "future-making event" that cemented the path toward the definitive decline of the Zionist entity.
Opposition members particpated in a protest march to demand the resignation of the country's election chief over a large-scale revision of voter lists.
South Korean residents of the border areas near the Democratic People's Republic of Korea demand calm following a blast in the demilitarized zone in which 3 South Korean soldiers were injured.
Several US soldiers wounded in one of Iran’s decisive drone strikes in Kuwait say the military’s medical system has failed them, leaving the troops without adequate treatment.
Martyr Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah is the foremost resistance fighter in the modern era, says the secretary-general of Lebanon’s resistance movement Hezbollah.
An Iraqi analyst says several factors, including Iran's victories over the US and public anger in Iraq, accelerated the expulsion of the occupying US forces from Iraq.
Iran has summoned France’s ambassador in Tehran over excessive police force against student protesters, calling for respect for human rights and the right to peaceful assembly.