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Pezeshkian strongly criticizes Trump’s anti-Iran remarks
President Masoud Pezeshkian strongly criticized U.S. President Donald Trump for his recent remarks against Iran.
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Israeli military aggressions continue in Jenin; 600 houses destroyed
Palestinian sources said that the Israeli army's operations in the Jenin camp in the West Bank have continued for the 114th consecutive day, destroying 600 homes.
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Pentagon lacks coordination with U.S. Federal Aviation Administration: Official
The disconnection of the hotline between National Airport and the Pentagon showed a lack of government efficiency and accountability.
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Expediency Council approves Palermo bill with conditions
Iran’s move to approve Palermo bill is in line with its effort to be removed from the FATF blacklist as the country seeks to eliminate barriers to foreign trade.
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Parliament speaker blames U.S. support for Israel as root of regional unrest
Qalibaf believed that the Israeli regime could not commit such crimes in the Gaza Strip without the green light from the United States.
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Iran and European troika to hold talks in Turkey on Friday: Foreign Ministry spokesperson
Iran and three European countries namely Britain, France, and Germany have held talks at the level of deputy foreign ministers thrice to discuss nuclear issue.
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Leader describes relief workers as symbols of humanitarianism
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei described relief workers as manifestations of humanitarianism.
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Iran will only accept a fair agreement in nuclear talks with the U.S., lawmakers say
Parliament said that Iran will only accept a fair agreement in nuclear talks with the U.S., calling for the lifting of sanctions.
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Fake pizza deliveries to U.S. judges ruling on Trump cases prompt calls for probe
The Washington Post reported that judges working on cases challenging the Trump administration’s policies were receiving anonymous pizza deliveries.
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Education ministers of Shanghai Cooperation Organization member states sign 7 cooperation documents: Iranian minister
Science Minister Hossein Simaee-Sarraf announced the signing of seven cooperation documents at the 9th SCO education ministers’ meeting.
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U.S. president meets Syria’s interim leader in Riyadh
Trump met with Ahmed al-Sharaa, who was the leader of the terrorist group Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, formerly allied with ISIS, in Riyadh on Wednesday.
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Minister says oil industry demands can be met by relying on indigenous potential
Petroleum Minister Paknejad stated Iran can meet its oil industry needs through domestic capabilities.
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Araqchi slams Trump’s anti-Iran rhetoric as ‘sheer deception’
Araqchi said Trump was employing “sheer deception by misplacing the true source of threat.”
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PUIC Conference kicks off in Indonesia with Iran in attendance
Representatives from 38 Islamic countries have participated in the latest edition of the PUIC Conference.
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200 foreign guests will attend Tehran Dialogue Forum: Foreign Ministry official
A Foreign Ministry official said that the Institute for Political and International Studies (IPIS) is set to host 200 foreign guests at the upcoming Tehran Dialogue Forum.
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Iran to take legal action against Google over distortion of the Persian Gulf’s name
Iran’s National Virtual Space Center said the distortion of the historical name of the Persian Gulf is a deliberate falsification of a well-established geographical and historical fact.
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Exclusive | Spokesperson: Experience necessitates extraordinary caution when negotiating with U.S.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei said Iran should be very cautious when engaging in negotiations with the United States.
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Israel-U.S. aid alternative is ‘cynical sideshow’ to make starvation a bargaining chip: U.N. official
United Nations relief chief Tom Fletcher said that an aid alternative proposed by Israel and backed by the United States is a ‘cynical sideshow’ aimed at turning starvation in the Gaza Strip into a bargaining chip.
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Parliament speaker arrives in Jakarta for PUIC Conference
The PUIC brings together parliamentary representatives from OIC member states to discuss political, economic, and social issues affecting the Islamic world.
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Yemen hits Ben Gurion Airport in Israel with ballistic missile
The Yemeni Ansarullah Movement fired a ballistic missile at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv on Tuesday.
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Baqaei: Halting Iran’s nuclear program is not an issue in negotiations
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei says that stopping nuclear program of Iran is not at all being discussed in the negotiations.
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Foreign Minister Araqchi calls for expansion of cooperation with Japan
Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi called for the broadening of cooperation with Japan.
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WHO warns hunger crisis in Gaza will permanently affect ‘an entire generation’
Since early March, Israel has imposed a total blockade on Gaza, cutting off supplies as the regime resumed its military offensive despite a January 18 ceasefire agreement with Hamas.
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Gharibabadi apppointed Iran’s special envoy for Caspian Sea affairs
The Foreign Ministry’s Secretariat for Caspian Sea Affairs was transferred to the Department of Law and International Relations, leading to the appointment of Gharibabadi, deputy foreign minister for legal and international affairs, as special envoy for Caspian Sea affairs.
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IRNA and Qatar’s QNA sign MoU for media cooperation
Hossein Jaberi-Ansari met with Ahmed bin Saeed Al Rumaihi in Doha to sign a memorandum of understanding for enhancing media cooperation and news exchange.
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Iran says PKK’s disbandment would lead to greater regional stability
Iran believes that the move could lead to greater stability and calm in Turkey and the broader region.
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Persian Gulf ‘has been, is and will remain’ unchanged: Army official
Deputy Chief of the Iranian Army for Coordination Rear Admiral Habibollah Sayyari said that the sea is a source of wealth and power for any country.
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‘We like each other a lot’: Trump signs multiple deals with Saudi Arabia’s MBS
Among the agreements signed were several focused on military cooperation, including the modernization of Saudi armed forces, enhanced training and support services, and improvements in health capabilities for Saudi military personnel.
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Sanctions and threats could not stop Iran’s scientific and technological progress: AEOI chief
Mohammad Eslami said that enemies tried to hinder Iran’s progress through sabotage and assassination of scientists as well as sanctions and threats but to no avail.