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VIEWPOINT
World Teachers’ Day: Iranian teachers turn war-torn classrooms into symbols of courage, resilience
Iranian teachers endured US-Israeli bombardment, loss, displacement, and grief while continuing to educate children, transforming classrooms into spaces of resilience, remembrance, and resistance.
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CONVERSATIONS
BRICS paving way for alternative world order, not a war machine against West: Analyst
The New Delhi BRICS summit highlighted the bloc’s evolving role as a transitional alliance, expanding alternatives in payments, financing, security and diplomacy without fully rejecting existing structures, says an analyst.
CULTURE
200 nights, one resilient nation: Iranian people’s epic in defense of homeland and Revolution
Over 200 nights, Iranians have held nationwide gatherings, expressing unity, resilience and support for the Islamic Republic amid war, external threats and calls for national defense.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
Iran’s nuclear industry will survive war and strikes as knowledge cannot be obliterated by force
US-Israeli military aggression may have damaged Iran's nuclear facilities, but it cannot erase the institutionalized scientific knowledge, ensuring Iran's nuclear program will survive and thrive despite sanctions and military aggression.
NUCLEAR ENERGY
New resolution and UNSC referral show IAEA continues to be weaponized by US, Europe against Iran
IAEA’s referral of Iran to the UN Security Council yet again reflects the weaponization of nuclear oversight, with Western powers using non-proliferation mechanisms to pressure Iran while undermining the agency’s credibility and independence.
CONVERSATIONS
IAEA report in May 2025 became pretext for US-Israeli attacks against Iran: Ex-IAEA inspector
Former IAEA inspector criticizes the UN nuclear agency’s politicization, saying its May 2025 report revived resolved allegations and provided a pretext for Israeli and US attacks on Iran.
DEFENSE
Beneath the surface: How Iran’s underground military facilities are redefining its missile program
Iran’s mountainous geography has shaped its military strategy for centuries, evolving into dispersed underground missile complexes designed not merely to store weapons, but to sustain indigenous production even amid imposed wars.
DEFENSE
Stories Beyond Numbers: A beloved first-grade school teacher who was killed alongside her family
Roqiyeh Shiri, a first-grade school teacher in Zanjan, was martyred alongside her husband and daughter in a US-Israeli airstrike during the recent war, leaving behind grieving colleagues and students who remember her compassion.
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