Economy Iran Minister of Finance in Moscow, Keeps on Consultations Continuing his intensive schedule of meetings and negotiations in Moscow, the Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance held discussions with top trade officials of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU).
Defense 313,000-Member 'Janfada' Exercise Kicks off in Tehran TEHRAN — A large-scale public exercise under the “Janfada” (Devotees) campaign began in Tehran on Friday, with crowds gathering along a designated route stretching from Imam Hussein Square to Enghelab (Revolution) Square.
Culture Iranian Scholar: U.S. Utilizes International Institutions to Enforce Global Hegemony The U.S. utilizes international institutions to create an unjust structure designed to impose sanctions and dictate policies to other nation, Iranian top scholar said at Imam Raze International Congress.
Science Iran Calls for Global Network of Science Patrons Alongside Scientists’ Network Chairman of the Board for Trustees of the Mustafa Science and Technology Foundation, has called for the creation of a “global network of science patrons” alongside the foundation’s network of scientists, noting that support for scientific advancement should not be constrained by geographical borders.
Parliament Qalibaf Mocks U.S. Treasury Chief's Oil Price Fantasy Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf has dismissed U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's prediction of $40 oil as "delusional," responding with a satirical post listing five economic vulnerabilities facing the United States.
