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Judiciary Chief Signals Commitment to Extradite Convicts to India: Strengthening International Justice
Judiciary Chief Gholam-Hossein Mohseni Ejei of Iran appealed to Indian counterpart Sanjiv Khanna for the extradition of convicts during the 20th Meeting of Chief Justices of SCO in Hangzhou, China. He emphasized the need to facilitate extradition for Iranian and Indian convicts deserving legal remission, particularly non-professional criminals. Iran is ready to sign a memorandum with India on legal cooperation and share experiences in electronic proceedings and judicial digitalization. Mohseni Ejei also called for enhanced collaboration among SCO and BRICS nations to address global challenges, while critiquing Western perspectives on terrorism and human rights.
Tehran Rejects G7 Accusations: Islamic Republic Stands Firm Against Claims
The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has dismissed recent accusations from G7 foreign ministers as “irresponsible” and “baseless.” Spokesperson Esmail Baghaei criticized the G7 for supporting Israel amid its actions in Gaza, calling for an end to their interference in the region. He asserted Iran’s right to defend itself and develop military capabilities in accordance with international law, emphasizing that its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes and complies with international agreements. Baghaei also highlighted Iran’s commitment to a Middle East free of nuclear weapons, condemning Israel’s development of such arms with G7 backing.
Iran Refutes Claims of Secret Parallel Negotiations with the U.S.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei has rejected claims of parallel negotiations with the U.S., emphasizing that the only talks occurring involve Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi and U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff, with four rounds mediated by Oman focusing on Iran’s nuclear program and U.S. sanctions. Baqaei labeled the halting of uranium enrichment as “non-negotiable” and criticized U.S. negotiating practices as unorthodox. He also warned against European threats regarding the snapback mechanism, suggesting they undermine diplomacy. Additionally, he expressed concerns over potential Israeli sabotage of negotiations and called for global vigilance against Israel’s actions in Gaza and the West Bank.
Iran and China Strengthen Strategic Alliance Through High-Level Diplomatic Talks
Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi visited Beijing, meeting with First Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang to discuss the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. They reviewed Iran-China cooperation and strategies to implement a 25-year cooperation program. Araghchi emphasized China’s role as a strategic ally, advocating for increased bilateral and multilateral collaboration, particularly within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and BRICS. He condemned the violence in Palestine and US actions in Yemen, urging international accountability. Xuexiang acknowledged the growth of Iran-China relations, highlighting mutual trust and shared interests, and expressed support for Iran’s nuclear negotiations. The meeting reinforced their commitment to a cooperative future.
Unyielding Spirit: The Power of Perseverance in the New Crusade
The historical slogan “Deus Vult,” once used by Crusaders, has re-emerged in modern far-right Christian rhetoric, particularly among U.S. political figures like Pat Hegseth, who advocates for a “return to the Crusader spirit.” This revival reveals ongoing colonial ambitions under the guise of ideological warfare, particularly in the context of the “War on Terror.” The U.S. aims to control the Islamic world, as reflected in Zionist documents advocating for perpetual conflict. The ideological foundation of resistance, rooted in Imam Khomeini’s teachings, highlights a strategic counter to Western aggression, emphasizing the necessity of resilience against military and economic pressures.
Trump Proposes Bold ‘Nuclear Peace Agreement’ to Resolve Iran Tensions
Discussions about a nuclear peace agreement with Iran have intensified following U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent statements. After reinstating the “maximum pressure” campaign, Trump expressed a desire for a peaceful resolution, stating he wants Iran to prosper without nuclear weapons. His actions include signing a memorandum to reinforce sanctions, coinciding with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s visit to Washington. However, Iranian officials have dismissed the initiative, citing past failures, including Trump’s 2018 withdrawal from the multilateral nuclear deal, which led to re-imposed sanctions. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden’s administration remains uncertain, keeping sanctions in place while signaling a willingness to negotiate.