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Erbil falseflag attack Foreign sabotage against IranIraq unity

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Erbil false-flag attack: Foreign sabotage against Iran-Iraq unity​

TEHRAN — The recent drone incident targeting the private office of Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) Prime Minister Masrour Barzani and the residence of the Security Directorate in Erbil represents a suspicious escalation designed to undermine fragile regional diplomacy. Occurring at a moment when Tehran and Iraqi authorities have made tangible progress on border security agreements, the timing and execution of these strikes point toward a calculated attempt by external actors to derail neighborly ties.

Erbil false-flag attack: Foreign sabotage against Iran-Iraq unity

A few fistfuls of dollars for GIs

· 6 min read

A few fistfuls of dollars for GIs​

TEHRAN- Iran has announced a $30,000 reward for anyone who captures or kills a US military servicemember and hands the individual over to the Iranian armed forces, in a move that has drawn widespread international attention and added a new dimension to the escalating confrontation between Tehran and Washington.

A few fistfuls of dollars for GIs

New US bone spur

· 4 min read

New US bone spur​

TEHRAN — In a glaring display of imperial bluster detached from geopolitical reality, US President Donald Trump has doubled down on his reckless ambition to declare the strategic Strait of Hormuz a territory of the United States.

New US bone spur

Iran shifted the debate from its nuclear program to the Strait of Hormuz Indian Analyst

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Iran shifted the debate from its nuclear program to the Strait of Hormuz: Indian Analyst​

TEHRAN – Months after the US-Israeli military campaign against Iran, its consequences are still being weighed: a war that may have exposed the limits of American power rather than confirmed it, and one that appears to have accelerated the very regional realignment it was meant to prevent.

Iran shifted the debate from its nuclear program to the Strait of Hormuz: Indian Analyst

Archaeologists resume excavations at Qale Kord Cave a key Paleolithic site

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Archaeologists resume excavations at Qal-e Kord Cave, a key Paleolithic site​

TEHRAN - The seventh season of archaeological excavations at Qal-e Kord Cave in Avaj County, Qazvin province, has begun, as researchers seek to reconstruct more precisely the sequence of human occupation and the formation of cultural layers at the prehistoric site.

Archaeologists resume excavations at Qal-e Kord Cave, a key Paleolithic site

Ardabil ranks first in Iran for foreign tourism development for second consecutive year

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Ardabil ranks first in Iran for foreign tourism development for second consecutive year​

TEHRAN – Ardabil has ranked first among Iran’s provincial cultural heritage departments in the 2025 assessment of foreign tourism marketing and development, retaining the top position for the second consecutive year, a provincial official said.

Ardabil ranks first in Iran for foreign tourism development for second consecutive year

From south to north How Iran is redefining trade routes in crisis times

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From south to north: How Iran is redefining trade routes in crisis times​

TEHRAN- As geopolitical tensions continue to strain maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, Iran has demonstrated that its foreign trade is far from vulnerable. By rapidly developing northern ports and expanding railway infrastructure, the country is successfully diversifying its trade routes and ensuring the continued flow of essential goods.

From south to north: How Iran is redefining trade routes in crisis times