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Iran is facing significant domestic challenges, including deteriorating educational institutions and a severe housing crisis, yet the government is prioritizing reconstruction efforts in Lebanon. Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, the parliamentary speaker, emphasized the urgency of these foreign projects despite the regime frequently citing budget constraints for neglecting infrastructure at home. Over 30% of Iranian schools are unsafe, contributing to injuries and fatalities, while housing prices have skyrocketed, making affordability unattainable. Despite these pressing issues, the regime diverts funds to foreign initiatives, reflecting misaligned priorities that prioritize regional influence over the welfare of its citizens.
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The Iranian team, Timrad from Khatam University, won first place in the RoboCup 2025 Rescue Simulation League held in Salvador, Brazil, from July 15 to 21. Competing against 2,000 participants from 40 countries, they showcased their expertise in AI and robotics. Japan’s Aichi Institute of Technology and India’s International Institute of Information Technology – Hyderabad secured second and third places. RoboCup aims to enhance disaster response capabilities through innovative research and has a long-term goal of developing humanoid robots to defeat human soccer champions by 2050. Iranian students also excelled in the Kazakhstan RoboLand 2025 competition, emphasizing the nation’s commitment to advancing technology.
ICIMWB: A UNESCO-Endorsed Hub of Success and Innovation
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