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From Epic Fury to Tragic Scurry The spectacular folly of arrogant miscalculation

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From ‘Epic Fury’ to ‘Tragic Scurry’: The spectacular folly of arrogant miscalculation​

In February 2026, the United States and the Zionist regime, barely eight months after their aggression in June 2025, once again carried out unlawful and hostile attacks against the Islamic Republic of Iran. These actions were undertaken under the pretext of “preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons,” despite the well-established fact that all of Iran’s nuclear activities and facilities remain fully subject to the monitoring, verification, and safeguards of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

From ‘Epic Fury’ to ‘Tragic Scurry’: The spectacular folly of arrogant miscalculation

How are Isfahans UNESCO and national heritage sites faring after airstrikes

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How are Isfahan’s UNESCO and national heritage sites faring after airstrikes?​

ISFAHAN - Airstrikes on the Iranian city of Isfahan have severely damaged two of its most iconic heritage sites: the UNESCO-listed Chehel Sotoun Palace and the National Heritage Site Ashraf Hall, alongside damage to over 12 other cultural landmarks.

How are Isfahan’s UNESCO and national heritage sites faring after airstrikes?

Protecting cultural heritage under fire The fragile role of international law

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Protecting cultural heritage under fire: The fragile role of international law​

The deliberate targeting of cultural heritage during armed conflict remains a grave concern. International law provides crucial instruments for protection, anchored by agreements such as the 1972 UNESCO Convention concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage and the 1954 Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict. These conventions represent a foundational effort to safeguard sites of historical and artistic significance, recognizing their intrinsic value beyond purely monetary terms.

Protecting cultural heritage under fire: The fragile role of international law

Foreign investment in free zones rises 268 in 11 months on year

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Foreign investment in free zones rises 268% in 11 months on year​

TEHRAN- As announced by Iran’s Secretariat of the High Council and the Free Zones Organizations, foreign investment in the country’s free zones reached $1.025 billion during the first 11 months of the current Iranian calendar year (March 21, 2025-February 20, 2026), with an increase of 268 percent compared to the same period of time in the previous year.

Foreign investment in free zones rises 268% in 11 months on year

Flying Turtle Award jury condemns ZionistUS missile strike

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Flying Turtle Award jury condemns Zionist-U.S. missile strike​

TEHRAN- The jury committee of the Flying Turtle Award, Iran's distinguished children's literature prize, has issued a statement condemning the Zionist-U.S. military strikes against Iran that devastated a school in Minab, Hormozgan province, and a sports facility in Lamerd, Fars province, while urging international organizations to intervene and prevent such tragedies from recurring.

Flying Turtle Award jury condemns Zionist-U.S. missile strike