TEHRAN — Iran has reported its highest single-day COVID-19 death toll of the pandemic, according to state media. The official IRNA news agency said Sunday that 684 people had died of the disease since …
Japanese foreign minister discusses de-escalation with Iranian officials
Iranian president met Sunday with Japan’s foreign minister in the capital of Tehran and the two discussed de-escalation of tensions in the region, Iranian news agencies reported …
Iran Urges Japan to Release Billions in Blocked Funds Amid U.S. Sanctions
Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi called on Japan to release Iranian funds frozen in the country because of U.S. sanctions, Iranian state TV reported after the president met on Sunday with the visiting …
Iran to use Finnish experience in digitization
Information Technology Organization of Iran (ITO) announced that Iran is to use th, Trend reports citing Mehr. As reported, a webinar on “Finland’s experience in digitization” was held with the …
36% Growth in Non-Oil Exports to Syria
Iran-Syria Chamber of Commerce, affiliated with Iran’s Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture, sent business delegations to Damascus for holding talks on exporting Iranian cement …
Iran set medal target of 28 for Tokyo 2020 Paralympics
The National Paralympic Committee of the Islamic Republic of Iran is aiming to win 28 medals at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, as it sends its smallest …
GUEST COLUMN: Iran: Lessons for Afghanistan
On Nov. 9, 1978, the U.S. ambassador to Iran, William Sullivan, sent his superiors at the State Department a memo entitled, “Thinking the Unthinkable.” …
Turkey raises security measures along Iranian border against irregular migration
Security measures kept at high level with further reinforcements at borderline, says Van governor – Anadolu Agency …
Iran: Regime’s Adverse Impact on the COVID-19 Crisis Grows Increasingly Visible to All
More than 650 Iranians died from Covid-19 during a 24-hour period at the start of this week. Around the same time, large segments of the country …
After Afghanistan, China and Iran to Pose Tests for U.S.
In fact, the devastating setback will free U.S. foreign policy to focus better on theaters of greater strategic importance. “We’re at a critical juncture with Iran,” Gertken tells Barron’s. The U.S.