TEHRAN – Iran’s stock market delivered a 10-month return of 62.3 percent by the end of the month of Dey (late January 2026), outperforming currency and cryptocurrency markets, a report by the Securities and Exchange Organization (SEO) showed.
TEHRAN – Persepolis football club have completed the signing of Shams Azar left-back Farzin Moamelegari.
TEHRAN - Iran are counting on their revamped squad to take them all the way at the AFC Futsal Asian Cup Indonesia 2026 when they take on Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia and Malaysia in Group D.
TEHRAN- The 37th edition of a Persian translation of the renowned Russian author Anton Chekhov's 1892 novella “Ward No. 6” has recently been released by Hermes Publications in Tehran.
TEHRAN- Iranian film “Ahmad,” directed by Amir Abbas Rabiei, went on screen at the Jameh Mosque of Abuzar in Tehran on Sunday.
TEHRAN — The Tehran Province Prisons Department issued a rebuttal on Monday against a wave of “fictional storytelling” and coordinated disinformation campaigns orchestrated by foreign-based Persian-language media.
TEHRAN — Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov issued a sharp warning on Monday, stating that any military strike against the Islamic Republic would result in a “serious destabilization” of the Middle East.
TEHRAN - The events of January 8 and 9 once again revealed the operational and structural linkage between the Zionist regime and the United States within the context of regional armed conflicts. These events were not merely a series of field or military developments; rather, they carry profound legal implications that, from the perspective of international law—particularly international humanitarian law and human rights law—require serious examination. Neglecting these legal dimensions means normalizing violations of the very principles upon which the foundation of the international legal order rests.
BEIRUT — With the Israeli enemy maintaining continuous attacks from the south and the resurgence of ISIS and other extremist groups in Syria, Lebanon faces unprecedented security challenges.
GOA — Gaza today is not emerging from conflict; it is still being crushed by its consequences. Entire neighbourhoods have been erased, civilians displaced en masse, famine conditions allowed to fester, and allegations of international crimes hang unresolved over the ruins. Any serious discussion of Gaza’s future would begin with a ceasefire, accountability, and the restoration of Palestinian political agency. Trump’s so-called “Board of Peace” begins elsewhere. It begins with money, authority, and control.
