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During a press conference in Beirut, Ali Larijani, Secretary of Iran’s National Security Council, discussed the evolving dynamics in the Middle East, focusing on Iran-Saudi Arabia relations and Hezbollah’s role. He praised Sheikh Naim Qassem’s initiative for improving Saudi relations, emphasizing the need for cooperation among Muslim nations. Larijani described the Saudi government as “brotherly” and affirmed Hezbollah’s significance, calling it a “strong defensive wall against Israel.” He dismissed U.S. claims about financial aid to Hezbollah and expressed support for dialogue between Saudi Arabia and Hezbollah. Larijani also highlighted efforts to rebuild Lebanon following Israeli attacks and asserted Hezbollah’s self-sufficiency.
During the 80th UN General Assembly, the US government imposed severe restrictions on the Iranian diplomatic mission, requiring prior authorization for basic purchases. This policy has drawn widespread criticism, highlighting perceived double standards, as figures like Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu face no such restrictions despite war crime accusations. Experts argue that these measures undermine US credibility and its role as a neutral host, violating international obligations outlined in the 1947 Headquarters Agreement. The US’s actions risk weakening multilateral diplomacy and may prompt calls for relocating UN activities, ultimately diminishing America’s influence and soft power on the global stage.
At the 2nd World Summit for Social Development 2025 in Doha, Iranian official Rabiei emphasized the importance of South-South cooperation to tackle social development challenges, including poverty, inequality, and food security. He highlighted the need for community governance, anti-corruption efforts, and support for vulnerable groups, particularly in light of global issues such as climate change and unilateral sanctions. Rabiei condemned the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and called for unified action against inhumane practices and unjust sanctions. He advocated for frameworks to enhance social protection and resilience, urging collective efforts to address these critical challenges for a more equitable future.
Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Iran has faced numerous conspiracies, mainly from the US, Israel, and Western-backed groups, aimed at destabilizing its sovereignty. The Mojahedin-e-Khalq Organization (MKO) has been a significant terrorist threat, responsible for over 17,000 civilian deaths through violent campaigns, including notable bombings in 1981. The MKO, classified as a terrorist organization by many countries, received support from Saddam Hussein and has recently gained backing from the US and France. Iran’s national security policy remains heavily focused on combating terrorism, especially targeting Iranian scientists and political figures amidst ongoing threats to its sovereignty.
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As Iran enters year 1404, national police commander General Ahmad-Reza Radan has announced plans to enhance border security and combat rising crime, exacerbated by economic pressures. Key initiatives include a four-meter concrete wall along the Afghan border, aimed at curbing drug trafficking and illegal entries, with completion expected in two years. Radan also prioritized reducing traffic violations and intensifying efforts against theft and drug-related crimes. For Nowruz celebrations, over 250,000 police personnel will ensure public safety. While crime rates, including theft, have reportedly decreased, tensions persist between cultural traditions and religious conservatism in Iran.