America’s educational and cultural diplomacy is in fact a cover for its non-military interference in other countries, to finally secure its interests globally.

Under the name of nation-building projects, the Americans have sought to advance their own policies of imposing hegemony on other countries. Iraq and Afghanistan are just two cases in point.

The United States has long been drawing on cultural diplomacy as a soft power in order to maintain and spread its hegemony in different countries with different cultures.

The US president signed a strategic partnership deal with Vietnam on Sunday. China had already been irked.

A senior Iranian commander says the United States’ hegemony and domination are to blame for the prolonged devastating war in Ukraine.

The consolidation of bilateral ties between Bolivia and Iran continues at a greater pace, with a new security partnership between the two sides rattling Americans and Zionists.

In President Ebrahim Raeisi's meetings with leaders of Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba during his recent three-nation tour of Latin America, the pressing issue that figured prominently in discussions was resistance against US interventionism across the world.

China’s increases footprints in Arab countries come amid waning American influence in the region and the transition in the world order, which holds a lot of promise for the region and the world, believe experts.

The Islamic Republic understands that dismantling the Westernesse and the oppression associated with it is only possible through a broad and pragmatic vision that brings together different political articulations in a unified struggle.

Iran and the three Latin American countries President Raeisi is touring share a common experience of resistance to American hegemony and are at the forefront of creating a rule-based world order.