Turkey says the sole reason for its presence on Syrian soil is to end the rule of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
German arrests an intelligence agent over suspicion of planning a Takfiri bomb attack on the agency’s main office.
Islamic Revolution Guards Corps says unprofessional and unnecessary presence of US forces is the main problem facing the Persian Gulf.
US admits that the mid-September airstrikes which killed dozens of Syrian soldiers in Dayr al-Zawr province was not deliberate and therefore legal.
Hate crimes in the United States have risen sharply following the election Donald Trump, says a nonprofit legal advocacy organization.
A senior Iranian official says Iran has multiple options at its disposal in case of any violation of the JCPOA.
The Iraqi prime minister says the terrorist group is on the wane.
The Iranian intelligence minister confirms that a ringleader of the Daesh terrorist group has been killed in the country’s border area.
The Syrian army has reestablished control over half of the areas that had been captured by militants in Aleppo, says Russia.
A senior Iranian lawmaker says Iran will increase its uranium enrichment capacity to 190,000 SWU if the US violates the JCPOA.
The Iranian Navy has unveiled new technological products in the area of naval defense.
Pakistan’s new Army Chief General has officially taken command during a ceremony held at the military headquarters in Rawalpindi.
Religious leaders meet in Brussels to discuss rising Islamophobia and anti-Semitism in the European Union.
The Palestinian Fatah Movement has reelected President Mahmoud Abbas as its leader for the next five years.
Thousands in Indian-controlled Kashmir have marked the anniversary of the passing away of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
The Western media vitriol against Fidel Castro rings hollow, petulant and tone-deaf, American writer Daniel Patrick Welch says.
The majority of Cubans have a favorable and positive view of their country’s late revolutionary leader Fidel Castro, Dr. Denise Baden says.
Donald Trump says CNN has become "worse" since he defeated Hillary Clinton in the November 8 election.
South Korea says its imports of crude oil from Iran increased by around 150 percent in from July to September.
More than 1,700 flights are to be canceled as Cockpit union strikes extend into a second week.
WHO warns that nearly half of all HIV-infected people worldwide don't know their infection.
The International Fencing Federation has elected three Iranians to three of its commissions.
Iranian snooker player Soheil Vahedi has been top-ranked at the 42nd edition of IBSF World Amateur Snooker Championships in Qatar.
Indonesia has invited Iran to make refineries in the country.
This edition of The Debate is about the Syrian army's achievements against terrorist groups in eastern Aleppo.
Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi surprised many, particularly in the Arab world, when he voiced his support for the Syrian government.
This program reviews the Syrian army's latest achievements in the fight to liberate the city from the clutches of militants.
This edition of IRAN program looks at the art of pottery and ceramics making in the country.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about the knowledge Allah bestowed upon Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in making the invisible visible.
This episode of The Debate discusses the reports which confirm foreign-backed militants have used chemical weapons in Syria.