Brazilian activist from seized Gaza aid ship goes on hunger strike in Israeli prison

Brazilian activist Thiago Avila, who was detained aboard a Gaza-bound aid ship, has begun a hunger strike in protest against the Israeli attack on the Maldeen vessel in international waters.

Iran says fourth round of talks with US ‘difficult but useful’

Seyyed Hassan Khomeini hails spirit of assistance following explosion at Shahid Rajaee port

The grandson of Imam Khomeini says this sad incident has hurt the heart of Iranian but at the same time also created unprecedented scenes of spirit of mutual assistance.

Pezeshkian visits in Bandar Abbas to monitor response operations after port blast

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has arrived in Bandar Abbas to monitor response operations a day after a massive explosion rocked the country’s southern port of Shahid Rajaee.

Our jurisprudence, which is an endless sea, is the result of Imam Sadiq’s endeavor

The late founder of the Islamic-Republic time and again hailed divine-oriented movement launched by Imam Sadiq, a truthful successor of the holy prophet of Islam, at decisive juncture of history.

‘Rome talks made progress on principles of ‘likely deal’; optimism warranted but with great caution’

Iran’s chemical warfare victims living proof of hollowness of West’s human rights claims: Official

A senior Iranian diplomat has slammed Western governments for their double standards on human rights, saying the Islamic Republic’s chemical warfare victims stand as undeniable evidence of the hypocrisy behind Western human rights narratives.

Seyyed Ahmad endured sufferings during struggle for Revolution

After the Imam’s passing, Seyyed Ahmad did not accept any official administrative posts, saying, Seyyed Ahmad rejected any high-ranking post, saying, “If one has a motive and a goal, he can serve the system and the revolution even without an official position; nay he may serve better and more easily under such circumstances.”