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.

We Must Rise

"I Came to Iran to Debunk the Propaganda"

In this exclusive interview with Tehran Times, Greek political influencer and activist Sissy Fragho explains why she decided to travel to Iran, how her perception of the country changed over time, and why she says she is willing to face criticism and the loss of followers for speaking out on issues she believes in.

A display of power and a call for revenge

"Historians will describe this as a turning point in history"

In an exclusive interview with the *Tehran Times*, Austrian journalist Dieter Reinisch recounts his experience witnessing the funeral procession of the martyred Leader, Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei, in Tehran, sharing his firsthand observations and reflections on the event.

War, memory and the race to save a civilization

Wall Street veteran Mir Mohammad Alikhan: ‘Ayatollah Khamenei’s martyrdom united the Muslim world’

Mir Mohammad Alikhan is the former chairman and founder of a full-service investment bank in the United States. The Wall Street veteran traveled to Iran to attend the funeral ceremonies of Iran’s martyred Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei. In an exclusive interview with the Tehran Times conducted on July 7, Alikhan analyzes the profound global impact of the Leader's martyrdom on uniting the Muslim world. He also shares unique insights into the shifting sentiments of the American public toward Israel, highlighting how these changing domestic views reflect the broader decline of US hegemony.

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Why Trump Seeks to Split the IRGC and Army?

The Truth Behind Trump's Latest Iran Reversal

"For Iran's Daughter"

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President Pezeshkian at the funeral ceremony of Martyred Leader

"U.S. bombers struck Iran from U.K. base day after war declared"

The Shoe Left Behind

On the morning of February 28, in the heart of Minab, a small city in southern Iran, a vibrant school once echoed with laughter and dreams. But on a tragic day, that laughter was silenced forever.

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'The street belongs to the people'

Nightly rallies by the Iranian people, which began shortly after the U.S. and Israel launched their second unprovoked war against Iran on February 28, have continued unabated for over 100 days. To understand this unprecedented phenomenon, the Tehran Times sat down with author and cultural expert Kurosh Aliyani.

"Crimson Butterflies" depicts charred children of Minab

American soldiers need to refuse orders, says ex-US Marine on illegal war on Iran

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Spectrum: Trump Epic Fury to Pyrrhic Victory

Inside the bombing of Iran’s historic Pasteur Institute

IRCS pursues accountability for attacks on civilians, aid workers

The Iranian Red Crescent Society has documented extensive damage to civilian infrastructure during the recent war and submitted evidence of alleged violations of international humanitarian law to major international bodies, according to Razieh Alishvandi, Deputy for International and Humanitarian Law Affairs. In an exclusive interview with Tehran Times, she detailed international relief efforts, humanitarian diplomacy, and ongoing attempts to secure accountability for attacks on civilians and aid workers.

No Dogs, No Americans