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Iran to send 29 athletes to 2026 Youth Olympics

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Iran to send 29 athletes to 2026 Youth Olympics​

TEHRAN - Iran will compete with a 29-athlete delegation across 14 sports at the fourth edition of the Youth Olympic Games, set to take place in Dakar, Senegal, from Oct. 31 to Nov. 13, following a four-year postponement.

Iran to send 29 athletes to 2026 Youth Olympics

Irans cycling continue downward slide in Nagoya

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Iran’s cycling continue downward slide in Nagoya​

TEHRAN - Iran’s cycling team continued their disappointing decline at the Nagoya Asian Games, failing to deliver any encouraging results. A review of the past five editions of the Asian Games highlights a steady deterioration in the country’s performance, raising serious questions about the development and future direction of the sport in Iran.

Iran’s cycling continue downward slide in Nagoya

National Childrens Day marked at MAHAK with a focus on childhood alongside treatment

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National Children’s Day marked at MAHAK with a focus on childhood alongside treatment​

TEHRAN - MAHAK Pediatric Cancer Treatment and Research Center (MPCTRC) marked National Children’s Day with a series of cultural, artistic and recreational activities designed to provide children undergoing cancer treatment and their families with opportunities for play, interaction and joyful experiences alongside their treatment journey.

National Children’s Day marked at MAHAK with a focus on childhood alongside treatment

Cult of Death Check your calling card Mr Rubio

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“Cult of Death”? Check your calling card, Mr. Rubio​

TEHRAN — US Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed Iran in parts of his Wednesday evening speech at the Acropolis in Athens. Taken as a whole, his speech was a selective reading of history; a flimsy version of Samuel Huntington's "Clash of Civilizations." When the argument is flimsy, a theatrical stage must inevitably be built out of historical symbols. The audience is meant to be impressed by the backdrop, not by the force of the reasoning.

“Cult of Death”? Check your calling card, Mr. Rubio

Training workshop helps Kermanshah artisans explore Iraqs handicrafts market

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Training workshop helps Kermanshah artisans explore Iraq’s handicrafts market​

TEHRAN- Nearly 50 handicraft artists and practitioners in Iran’s western Kermanshah province have attended a training session on exporting their products to Iraq, as part of efforts to expand international markets for locally made traditional crafts.

Training workshop helps Kermanshah artisans explore Iraq’s handicrafts market

South Korean envoy calls for practical steps to expand tourism ties with Iran

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South Korean envoy calls for practical steps to expand tourism ties with Iran​

TEHRAN- South Korean Ambassador to Iran Kim Junpyo has called for turning bilateral talks on tourism, cultural heritage and handicrafts into concrete initiatives, saying the two countries should seize opportunities to expand cooperation.

South Korean envoy calls for practical steps to expand tourism ties with Iran