Israel inhuman conduct in Gaza reminiscent of Daesh: FM

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian has noted that the Israeli savagery in Gaza resembles the nature of Daesh.

Tehran, Doha ink energy trade co-op document

At the end of the ninth Iran-Qatar Joint Economic Committee meeting on Monday, the two countries signed a comprehensive cooperation document in Tehran, the news portal of Iran’s Energy Ministry reported.

Lentils can be an addition to a nutrient-rich diet. Their health benefits include fiber, protein, and key vitamins.

TCCIMA hosts meeting to explore ways to boost co-op with Syria

The Tehran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (TCCIMA) hosted a meeting between the representatives of the private sector and Hossein Akbari, the ambassador of Iran in Syria, to explore the opportunities for cooperation and ways of strengthening the presence of Iranian companies in Syria.

IRAN EXPO to be held with aim of changing Iran’s trade direction

Making the remarks in a press conference on Tuesday, Mehdi Zeyghami also mentioned exports with a focus on knowledge-based products as the other major objective of the exhibition.

Raisi explains government’s measures to reform economic structures

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi explained the important measures of the government to reform the economic structures in a conference titled “Iran Economy: Reforming the Structures, Resolving the Imbalances, and Playing a New Role in the International Arena” on Monday.

Tehran theater to host reading performance of Shakespeare’s “Othello”

A group of veteran Iranian actors will perform a reading of English playwright William Shakespeare’s 1603 play “Othello” at Tehran’s City Theater, Chaharsu Hall on December 19.

Do You Burn More Calories During Your Period?

We probably don’t have to tell you that a menstrual cycle is so much more than when you have your period. It’s an up-and-down cycle of hormones, emotions, and symptoms that have side effects beyond bleeding.

Iran’s chief banker visits Oman to pursue expansion of banking ties

The governor of the Central Bank of Iran (CBI) traveled to Oman on Sunday, aiming to develop monetary and banking cooperation between the two countries.

Europe will pay the cost for another time

The latest round of the Palestine-Israel conflict will continue for some time, which will also expectedly produce long-term negative implications. While none of the parties in the world will benefit from the disaster, European countries will particularly pay a higher price for the ongoing conflict. Though well aware of the mistaken nature of U.S. policies, European countries have blindly followed U.S. policies. History was telling and will likely repeat.