Tehran
Iran's Ghalibaf is part of old guard that Trump is trying to oust. Will they still strike a deal?
A resident of Isfahan told TML that if reports of a deal involving Ghalibaf were true, many Iranians would feel “deceived and abandoned, moving from one dictatorship to another.”
Hitler posters appear in Iran as warning to foreign collaborators
Asia looks to COVID-era playbook to tackle fuel crisis from Iran war
Europe within Iran missile range, but experts question real strike capability
From revolutionaries to royalists? Why some of Iran's former leftists now back Reza Pahlavi
IRAN AFFAIRS: Nearly half a century after the Islamic revolution, a number of former leftist revolutionaries are arriving at a conclusion that would once have seemed unthinkable.
Gulf states seek to balance diplomacy with deterrence policies as Iran war threatens region
Israeli and US actions against Iran, including strikes on key facilities such as Kharg Island, which hosts a large portion of Iran’s oil exports, have widened the confrontation.
Israel strikes across Iran, kills Basij intel. chief, IRGC spox. among others
The military also announced that it had struck weapons production sites and ballistic missile launcher storage facilities located in Tehran.
Iran expels star striker Azmoun over 'disloyalty,' likely out of World Cup
Iran's participation in the World Cup as a whole is under a cloud because of the ongoing conflict with the United States.
UAE dismantles terror network tied to Hezbollah, Iran amid Gulf tensions, arrests suspects
According to the state news agency, the network was involved in "money laundering, financing terrorism and threatening national security."
Shrapnel from Iranian missile falls in Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem's Old City, no wounded reported
Waves of sirens continue to sound across Israel following successive Iranian missile barrages. At least one person was injured by falling shrapnel.
IDF exploited Iran fallback plan, hit forces at stadiums in deadliest strikes of war - report
The majority of Iranian military and security personnel were reportedly killed at Azadi Stadium, one of the largest soccer stadiums in the region.
'It's like a cancer': Lebanese journalists speak out on life under Hezbollah's grip
Many Lebanese say they are paying the price for a conflict they neither chose nor control.
Iran’s 'day after' debate shifts from regime change to who governs next - editorial
As Reza Pahlavi steps forward with a detailed post-regime vision, the conversation is shifting to what comes next and whether anyone is prepared for it.
Netanyahu could call early elections as wartime success influences political strategy - interview
The timing of the elections will “heavily depend” on the results of the war and can cause the date to be moved up, said Prof. Gideon Rahat, a senior fellow at the Israel Democracy Institute.
