Qazvin’s historic ab anbars showcase Iran’s sophisticated water engineering, combining underground storage, durable saruj mortar, monumental domes, and climate-responsive design refined through centuries of accumulated knowledge and experience.
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.
Trump’s US 'tanker for tanker' strategy misunderstands Persian Gulf asymmetry, exposing Washington's vulnerability while Iran's dispersed naval forces and geography make sustained American pressure strategically unsustainable.
Analyst Tony Gosling argues that US policy toward Iran exemplifies how finance-driven elite capture has rendered Washington an unpredictable and irresponsible nuclear power.
A Gaza City funeral honored 100 Palestinians, including 70 children, whose bodies were recovered from the rubble of buildings destroyed in Israeli strikes in 2023.
The Israeli occupation regime has carried out an air attack on a building in the southern Lebanese village of Deir al-Zahrani, in the Nabatieh district.
This episode looks at Iran’s attacks on US warships in the Strait of Hormuz and asks whether they mark a shift in Iran’s military strategy and capabilities.
A key Iranian parliamentary commission approves a plan to ban countries and entities that impose sanctions against Tehran from transiting the Strait of Hormuz.
Yemen’s armed forces say they have shot down a Saudi Wing Loong II drone over Ta’izz amid renewed fighting with Saudi-backed mercenaries in western Yemen.
Iran has unveiled its second domestically developed antivirus, Ayyza, which uses AI and machine learning to detect both known and emerging cyber threats.