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No IAEA inspectors currently in Iran: nuclear chief

No IAEA inspectors currently in Iran: nuclear chief

The head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization (AEOI), Mohammad Eslami, says that there are currently no International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)'s inspectors in Iran, adding no AEOI personnel were killed in the June attack.

Iran and Belarus emphasize facilitating and expanding trade ties

Iran and Belarus emphasize facilitating and expanding trade ties

In a meeting with the Belarusian ambassador in Tehran, the head of the Trade Promotion Organization of Iran emphasized the expansion of trade cooperation between the two countries, and said that convening a joint commission meeting can facilitate many trade issues between the two countries.

Flights resume from five Iranian cities to Sharjah

Flights resume from five Iranian cities to Sharjah

The first flight by an Iranian airline to Sharjah since the end of the June war imposed by the Israeli regime took off on Monday morning, December 8, 2025, from Imam Khomeini International Airport (IKIA).

SCI: Iran’s tax-to-GDP ratio at 6.4% in March 2025

SCI: Iran’s tax-to-GDP ratio at 6.4% in March 2025

Figures from the Statistical Center of Iran (SCI) show that the share of taxes in Iran’s gross domestic product has risen in recent years as part of efforts to curb the country’s reliance on oil export revenues.

Iran’s mega water transfer and coastal industrial pivot

Iran’s mega water transfer and coastal industrial pivot

President Masoud Pezeshkianon on Saturday inaugurated one of Iran’s most ambitious infrastructure projects for the transfer of water from the Oman Sea to the central plateau, stretching over 800 kilometers from Sirjan to Isfahan.

Iran and Belarus emphasize facilitating and expanding trade ties

Iran and Belarus emphasize facilitating and expanding trade ties

In a meeting with the Belarusian ambassador in Tehran, the head of the Trade Promotion Organization of Iran emphasized the expansion of trade cooperation between the two countries, and said that convening a joint commission meeting can facilitate many trade issues between the two countries.

Iran Urges UN to Confront Illegal Unilateral Sanctions

Iran Urges UN to Confront Illegal Unilateral Sanctions

Iran’s ambassador to the UN condemned unilateral sanctions as unlawful tools that undermine human rights, inflict widespread civilian suffering, and threaten the principles of the UN Charter, urging the appointment of a Special Advisor to address their global impact.

Iran Eyes Closer Ties with Thailand

Iran Eyes Closer Ties with Thailand

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian congratulated Thailand’s king and prime minister on the Southeast Asian country’s National Day, expressing Iran’s readiness to expand bilateral cooperation and contribute to regional and international peace and stability.

Long-Range Weaponry Used in IRGC Naval Drill: Commander

Long-Range Weaponry Used in IRGC Naval Drill: Commander

The deputy commander of Iran’s Khatam al-Anbia Central Headquarters said advanced long-range, precision-guided, and smart weapons -all domestically produced- were employed during the IRGC Navy’s naval exercise in southern Iran.

VP Rejects Non-Peaceful Use of Nuclear Energy in Iran

VP Rejects Non-Peaceful Use of Nuclear Energy in Iran

Iran’s first vice president reiterated that Tehran has never pursued non-peaceful applications of nuclear energy, stressing that the country’s nuclear activities are aimed solely at meeting national needs in fields such as agriculture, food security, and medicine.

UK Supreme Court acceptance of Iran’s Crescent appeal offers legal lifeline

UK Supreme Court acceptance of Iran’s Crescent appeal offers legal lifeline

The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom has formally accepted the appeal filed by the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) in the long-running gas case of the Crescent Gas Corporation Limited, opening a potential legal avenue to prevent the seizure of the valuable London-based Oil Industry Pension Fund building.