Iran’s first geothermal power plant near Mount Sabalan pioneers clean, reliable energy, advancing national energy sovereignty, economic growth, and a sustainable, scalable renewable future.

After the Israeli-American war against Iran, Tehran dismantled sabotage networks, bolstered missile production and adapted its military doctrine, emerging militarily stronger and resilient.

The Soyuz satellite carrier is scheduled to lift off carrying multiple payloads, including Iran’s Zafar 2, Paya, and Kowsar satellites.

Iran in 2025 advanced medicine, industry, energy, education, and space science, achieving breakthroughs from cancer diagnostics to lunar research, reinforcing resilience, self-reliance, and global scientific integration.

In 2025, Iranian women scientists achieved global recognition, advancing cancer biology, regenerative medicine, nanotech, and traditional medicine, shaping science with innovation and resilience.

Imad Amhaz, a Lebanese maritime captain abducted by the Israeli military in 2024, represents a case of the occupation’s brutality and exposes the Lebanese government's indifference and failure to secure his release.

The Iranian president congratulates Pope Leo XIV on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Jesus Christ.