Iran has built fertility leadership through pioneering institutions, indigenous innovation, advanced therapies, equitable policies, and global research, offering accessible, world‑class reproductive care to patients worldwide.

Hazrat Fatima Zahra (sa) embodied moral courage, spiritual devotion, and justice, and her legacy continues to inspire ethical leadership, resilience, and the empowerment of women in Muslim societies.

The new US 'National Security Strategy' pivots from global confrontation to Western Hemispheric dominance, downgrades rivalry with China, reduces West Asia focus, and sharpens pressure on European allies.

The First Intifada, which took place on this day 38 years ago, was sparked by decades of occupation, transformed Palestinian resistance, reshaped political dynamics, and inspired global solidarity.

Iran faces Group G rivals – Belgium, Egypt, New Zealand – in 2026 FIFA World Cup, eyeing a historic knockout stage breakthrough amid fierce competition and high expectations.

Refaat Alareer, Gaza’s beloved poet and professor, was killed alongside family in an Israeli airstrike on this day two years ago. His powerful words and stories continue inspiring Palestinian resilience worldwide.

Iran’s formal registration of three Persian Gulf islands – Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb, and Abu Musa – reasserts historic sovereignty, decisively ending longstanding claims by some Arab states.