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You won’t recognize West Asia in two years
Former British diplomat Alastair Crooke outlines his perspective on profound, underappreciated geopolitical transformations occurring in West Asia and Europe.
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FOREIGN POLICY
Mirage of capitulation: Bessent’s ‘Economic D-Day’ on Iran proves another foolhardy, failed gamble
Trump’s economic war against Iran has failed to force capitulation, exposing the limits of American coercion. Despite sanctions and blockades, Iran maintains economic lifelines while global energy disruptions impose mounting costs on America.
SAUDI ARABIA
Yemen’s Army targets Aramco facilities, Riyadh airport with missiles and drones
Yemen’s Armed Forces say a special military operation deep inside Saudi Arabia, targeting three strategic sites with ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and drones.
POLITICS
Ship navigating unauthorized route sinks in Strait of Hormuz after striking naval mine: IRGC
The IRGC says a container ship sank in the Strait of Hormuz after striking a naval mine while attempting to use an unauthorized route.
NEWS HEADLINES
Press TV's news headlines
Here are Pres TV's latest top stories at 09:00 GMT, on September 14, 2026.
ECONOMY
Iran’s cenbank chief rejects claims of economic collapse as ‘illusion’
Hemmati dismisses claims of an economic collapse as an “illusion,” saying the country has demonstrated resilience despite US sanctions and economic pressures associated with the latest round of US-Israeli aggression.
SOCIETY
Iranian students reap 18 gold medals at intl. science olympiads despite all odds
Iranian students have won 18 gold medals in international science olympiads, up from 11 last year.
INTERVIEWS
Arab support for Saudi Arabia against Yemen's Ansarullah largely verbal: Analyst
Security and political analyst Ali Rizk says most Arab countries are expected to side politically with Saudi Arabia against Yemen's Ansarullah movement, reflecting broader regional alignments.
NEWS BULLETIN
Student protests in Albania turn violent
Student protests in Albania turn violent as demonstrators cause damage and police use tear gas.
IRAQ
Ex-Iraqi minister warns of new US-Israeli plots as Trump envoy visits Baghdad
A former Iraqi minister has warned of a new US-Israeli scheme targeting Iraq’s security and sovereignty following US envoy’s visit to Baghdad.
DEFENSE
Domestic capabilities, continuous production key to Iran’s defense readiness: IRGC chief
General Vahidi says Iran’s defense readiness depends on domestic capabilities, sustained production and the development of strategic technologies.
POLITICS
Iran FM warns of environmental damage from wars across West Asia
Araghchi warns that ongoing conflicts in West Asia are causing lasting environmental damage across the region.
REPORTS
Sao Paulo emerges as key battleground in Brazil's presidential runoff
Despite heavy rain, thousands gathered in São Paulo for a rally supporting President Lula da Silva ahead of Brazil's October 25 presidential runoff.
POLITICS
Armed terrorist convicted of terror act, collaboration with enemy executed in Kerman
Iran’s Judiciary has announced the execution of armed terrorist Ali Sina Mostafavi in Kerman for terrorist attacks and collaboration with the enemy.
SAUDI ARABIA
Bombing mountains, missing target: Why Saudi airstrikes can’t destroy Yemen’s missile infrastructure
Saudi Arabia’s expensive air defenses and sustained airstrikes have failed to neutralize Yemen’s resilient missile capabilities and underground infrastructure, exposing the strategic limitations of technological superiority against adaptive, decentralized warfare.
PALESTINE
Explainer: How failed wars and domestic turmoil are casting a shadow over Oct 27 Israeli elections
As the Israeli regime heads toward the October 27 elections, failed wars and growing disillusionment among settlers dominate the campaigns of Netanyahu and his rivals.
PALESTINE
Leaked emails expose German ex-intelligence chief’s ties to Mossad: Report
Leaked emails have revealed business and political ties between former German intelligence chief and Mossad, according to a report.
POLITICS
Iranian courts issue rulings worth more than $290 billion over US crimes
An Iranian judiciary official says the country’s courts have issued rulings totaling more than $290 billion against the United States.
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