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Abbas Araghchi responded to Jean-Noël Barrot’s criticism of Iran, accusing France of hypocrisy over its colonial history and alleged U.S. actions against Iranian schoolchildren.
Read storySheikh Ahmad Qabalan warned that foreign-backed divisions threaten Lebanon and called for national unity and resistance against Israeli actions.
Read storyIranian officials say inspections of attacked nuclear sites require a new approved protocol, while inspections of unaffected facilities continue under safeguards.
Read storyIran’s ambassador to India says self-confidence, self-reliance and indigenous progress are central to Iran’s domestic development and foreign policy.
Read storyIRNA’s September 14 roundup covered Iran’s responses to U.S. and IAEA claims, an MQ-1 drone incident, judicial and economic measures, Lake Urmia, border travel and Beiranvand’s military service.
Read storyIsraeli media reported alleged secret talks between Kuwait and Israel, citing unnamed sources, while an Israeli ambassador suggested Kuwait could join the Abraham Accords.
Read storyPolls cited in the supplied report place Gadi Eisenkot ahead of Benjamin Netanyahu, but show no clear path for either bloc to secure the 61 seats needed to form a government without additional coalition partners. Arab turnout and the performance of smaller parties could be decisive.
Read storyAccording to IRNA, the Gaza documentary “Naza” has prompted strong Israeli political, military and diplomatic reactions after its Venice success. Israeli officials reject its allegations, while reports cited by IRNA say the backlash has expanded the film’s international visibility.
Read storyAccording to IRNA, Mohammad Eslami said at a Tehran funeral ceremony that pressure and war could not silence Iran’s faith-driven movement and that the country would continue along its slain leader’s path.
Read storyAn IRNA program brought together Mohsen Baharvand and Foad Izadi to debate negotiation, deterrence and relations with the United States. Baharvand supported using diplomacy as a tool, while Izadi argued against continued negotiations.
Read storyIn an IRNA-reported debate, Foad Izadi advocated raising the costs of U.S. policy, including possible restrictions on oil transit, while former diplomat Mohsen Baharvand warned that escalation could trigger a stronger response and urged keeping diplomacy open.
Read storyIranian Atomic Energy Organization chief Mohammad Eslami met with the family of former chief Fereydoun Abbasi and paid tribute to his contributions to the country’s nuclear sector.
Read storyWestern powers are reportedly pursuing a new resolution that could return Iran’s nuclear file to the U.N. Security Council. Iran says attacks on its nuclear facilities and continuing military threats have made normal IAEA inspections impossible, while the IAEA says it lacks access needed for verification.
Read storyQalibaf said US inflation expectations are increasingly affected by risks involving the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb, arguing that Federal Reserve rate decisions cannot address the underlying supply shock.
Read storyIran has called for the suspension of U.S. membership on the IAEA Board of Governors, alleging that U.S. actions against Iran conflict with the agency’s statutory principles and undermine the board’s impartiality.
Read storyMohammad Javad Zarif said Iran’s people are the country’s greatest strategic asset and argued that external pressure would not force them to surrender.
Read storyIran’s ambassador to Russia argues that “realistic idealism,” combining revolutionary principles with international realities, should guide the country’s foreign policy. The article emphasizes self-reliance, ties with Russia, regional influence and public diplomacy.
Read storyIran’s ambassador to India says self-confidence, self-reliance and indigenous development are central to Iran’s domestic strategy and foreign policy.
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