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    Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi concluded a demanding week in the US, participating in over 31 bilateral meetings and multilateral discussions to assert Iran’s rights amid Western pressures. He met with various foreign ministers and engaged in forums, including a global summit organized by China. Araghchi reiterated Iran’s firm stance against the US-led snapback mechanism aimed at reinstating UN sanctions, labeling it an unlawful pressure tactic. Despite extensive negotiations, no compromises were reached due to unrealistic demands from the US and its allies. The week highlighted Iran’s commitment to its national interests and resilience in navigating complex geopolitical challenges.

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  • Iran’s Prosecutor General Calls for Swift Investigation into Assassination of Two Supreme Court Judges

    A deadly attack in downtown Tehran has resulted in the assassination of two Supreme Court judges, prompting Iran’s Prosecutor General to launch an urgent investigation. Hojjatoleslam Mohammad Movahhedi Azad called for a thorough inquiry into the incident, which raised serious security concerns. Judiciary spokesperson Asghar Jahangir confirmed that arrests have been made and that some suspects have been identified. The victims, Hojjatoleslam Ali Razini and Hojjatoleslam Mohammad Moqiseh, were known for handling national security cases. Following the attack, an attempt to apprehend the gunman was made, but he took his own life. The government is focused on combating terrorism and ensuring judicial safety.

  • Rosatom CEO Reveals Talks with Iran to Launch New Nuclear Power Plant Project

    Russia’s state-owned atomic energy corporation, Rosatom, is advancing its collaboration with Iran on nuclear energy development, including plans for a new nuclear power plant. During the International Future Technologies Forum in Moscow, Rosatom’s head, Alexey Likhachev, announced ongoing negotiations with the Iranian government, with the project timeline to be determined by Iran. A new site for the plant has been identified, described as “large,” though its specifics remain undisclosed. This development reflects the strengthening partnership between Russia and Iran in nuclear energy, emphasizing their commitment to enhancing their energy sectors.

  • Strengthening Bilateral Relations: Interior Minister and Tajik President Meet to Enhance Cooperation

    Iran’s Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni and Tajikistan’s President Emomali Rahmon are collaborating to enhance bilateral relations, emphasizing their shared cultural heritage. Momeni noted Rahmon’s commitment to implementing previously established Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) and expressed optimism for future cooperation. Discussions included a visa waiver program to facilitate easier travel. Rahmon highlighted the importance of comprehensive relations across political, security, cultural, social, and tourism sectors. This dialogue signals a significant step toward strengthening ties between the two nations, focusing on political cooperation, security collaboration, cultural exchange, social development, and tourism growth for mutual benefit.