POLITICS
Pro-Israeli US lawmaker asks AIPAC to stay away from campaign: Report
Pro-Israeli Republican lawmaker Mike Rogers reportedly asks Zionist lobby group AIPAC not to lobby on his behalf over fears of backfire, report says.
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PALESTINE
Hamas hails ex-French, UK diplomats urging sanctions on Israel over Palestine
Hamas has hailed former French and British diplomats calling for a halt to arms exports and a ban on trade with illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
POLITICS
Chainsaw-wielding terrorist arrested during Iran’s foreign-backed riots executed
He claimed he had gone to the area to buy clothes and that he intended to help security forces guide people away from gatherings.
DEFENSE
Defense Industry Day: How Iran turned sanctions into strength and rose as a global military power
From complete missile and drone self-sufficiency to advanced air-defense systems and naval platforms, Iran’s defense industry has transformed decades of sanctions and isolation into strategic strength through resilience, innovation, and indigenous technological development.
VIEWPOINT
Rising US bond yields, $40 trillion debt and looming economic crisis amid war on Iran
Rising US Treasury yields, fueled by inflation fears and a mounting $40 trillion debt burden, threaten to trigger a full-blown financial crisis through soaring borrowing costs, stagflation, dollar devaluation, and social unrest, a predicament aggravated by the war on Iran.
IRAQ
PMU fighters thwart Daesh attack in central Iraq, drive terrorists into rugged terrain
Iraq’s PMU has repelled a Daesh attack in eastern Salah al-Din Province, forcing the takfiri terrorist militants to retreat into rugged terrain.
INTERVIEWS
Analysts assess US pressure campaign on Iran, its global fallout
The discussion explores how US pressure on Iran could expose regional allies and Europe, while worsening Washington’s debt crisis and weakening the dollar’s global dominance.
REPORTS
Roots beneath rubble: Farmers in south Lebanon under Israeli attacks
Israeli attacks have devastated agriculture in southern Lebanon, threatening farmers’ livelihoods and destroying vital infrastructure.
REPORTS
Iran National Defense Industry Day highlights indigenous strength
Iran highlights its growing indigenous defense capabilities and self-reliance, despite years of sanctions and external pressure.
PALESTINE
Palestinian resistance factions back broad alliance for legislative elections
Palestinian resistance factions announce their full support for efforts to form a broad national alliance to contest the upcoming legislative elections.
POLITICS
Iran urges UK, France to heed veteran diplomats’ warning on Israel
A senior Iranian diplomat urges the UK and France to take concrete measures against the Israeli regime.
POLITICS
Iran to neutralize econ. pressure, keep Hormuz closed until US meets commitments: Security chief
Iran’s security chief says the Islamic Republic will neutralize the US’s economic pressure, including by responding to countries joining an American “economic war” against the country.
SPOTLIGHT
New security arrangements in region
This episode examines Iran’s proposed new security arrangements and how an independent regional order could reshape peace and security in the region.
INTERVIEWS
Lebanese authority ignores Israeli aggression: Political analyst
Military and Political Analyst, Ali Hamie says the Lebanese authorities are failing to address the Israeli aggression.
RUSSIA
Putin says Ukraine’s strikes opened 'Pandora’s box,' vows retaliation
Vladimir Putin warns that Ukraine’s continued strikes on Russian economic infrastructure will trigger retaliation against Kiev’s most sensitive economic sectors.D
INTERVIEWS
Israeli regime could secure so-called Litani River via Ali al-Tahir: Analyst
As Israel intensifies its attacks on southern Lebanon, the Ali Al-Tahir heights remains among the most heavily targeted areas.
PERSIAN GULF
Qatar cuts government budget amid massive hit from US war on Iran
Qatar cuts state department budgets by up to 30% amid deep reduction in LNG production and exports caused by the US-Iran war.
REPORTS
Gaza’s cash crunch: Repairing worn-out banknotes
After nearly three years of war, with Gaza’s crossings largely closed, the banknotes already circulating have been used again and again.
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