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“I Want My Music to Carry a Message of Iranian Unity and World Peace”

Amid Iran’s grief and upheaval over the past year following US and Israeli aggression, conductor Paniz Faryousefi has turned to music to express collective sorrow while offering hope and solidarity. In November 2025, she became the first woman since the Islamic Revolution to officially conduct the Tehran Symphony Orchestra, later shaping a Vivo Orchestra concert around Iranian works.

In Israel’s Name, Into America’s Pockets

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A different way to travel: Azadeh Abedinzadeh explains

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Laboratorium. Food irradiation

Why does Trump downplay the war with Iran?

How journalists navigate the chaos of war

Spectrum: Trump’s So-Called ‘Economic D-Day’ Fizzles

Where Tehran meets the mountains - Tehran With Shakiba

Spectrum: Felony of Failure

From “Help Is on the Way” to “Send Help

Japan’s Envoy to Iran on Conflict and Diplomacy

‘Poker versus chess’: Former Japanese envoy on why Washington misread Iran

In an exclusive interview with the Tehran Times, former Japanese ambassador to Iran Mitsugu Saito said Washington’s strategic miscalculations, contradictory objectives, and failure to understand Iran’s asymmetric strengths prevented its overwhelming military power from delivering victory.

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Spectrum: Iran’s National Commitment to Leadership Decisions

"Surrender is not an easy option for Iran, and that's something Washington never understood"

Indian Historian, Vijay Prashad, says the US-Israeli war against Iran was built on repeated miscalculations, failed to break Tehran's resolve, and instead accelerated a regional realignment isolating Washington.

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Final Farewell to Leader: Unity, Mourning, and Power on Display

Tehran with Shakiba: This is Tehran beyond the postcards—real, colorful, and full of stories

Laboratorium. Bread as cure for iodine deficiency

Is the U.S. military abducting sailors in the sea of Oman?

Iran’s legal battle against the US and Israel

Chief attorney details efforts to document US-Israeli war crimes and plans to take the two regimes to court.

Spectrum: Timeless Message of Karbala

No path forward except resistance in the face of US government and criminal Zionist oppression

American Activist Reflects on the Legacy of Minab's Children

What future should look like for Iran and the region

"I Will Rebuild You Again, My Homeland": Iranian singer performs on bridge bombed by US

Iranian singer Vahid Taj, accompanied by a group of men and women, performed the patriotic song "I Will Rebuild You Again, My Homeland" on Karaj's B1 Bridge. The performance took place on the B1 Bridge in Karaj, located in Alborz Province, north of Tehran. The bridge, which was on the verge of opening to the public, was struck in two rounds of US airstrikes on March 2. According to official reports, the attacks killed eight civilians and injured 95 others.

What would the Persian Gulf look like without America?

For decades, the United States has presented itself as the guarantor of security in the Persian Gulf. But what has that presence meant for the region, and what could replace it? This video examines the rise of a new regional security order being shaped by Iran and the countries of the region themselves.