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Analysts assess that the six-month war between the US, Israel, and Iran will not lead to the collapse of Tehran's government or a clear victory for Washington, but rather a prolonged, grinding struggle that destabilizes Gulf economies. The conflict has disrupted oil shipping through key straits, raised prices, and forced regional states to adapt to a volatile security environment.
Senior Iranian and US negotiators met in Switzerland to advance a MoU to end the war, as Supreme Leader Khamenei expressed reservations but approved after President Pezeshkian took responsibility. In Tehran, opponents debated Khamenei's cautious stance, while a state TV director resigned after airing a controversial interview. The MoU’s first clause, targeting hostilities in Lebanon, faces Israeli violations, and the Strait of Hormuz’s status remains disputed.
International analysts warn that Israel's continued strikes on Lebanon could derail the nuclear deal being negotiated between Iran and the US, threatening regional security and diplomatic efforts.
A rare collection of images captures Iran’s historic journey at the 1998 World Cup in France, marking their first tournament victory in 20 years. The photos highlight the team’s famous 2-1 win over the US, a match remembered for its political symbolism, and feature legends like Ali Daei and Khodadad Azizi. Released after 25 years, the archive offers a unique glimpse into a pivotal moment in sports history.
Hours after U.S. President Donald Trump said a peace deal with Iran was imminent, Israeli strikes on Tyre in southern Lebanon killed at least 8 people and forced thousands to flee. The escalation follows Israel's shelling of Beirut and Iranian missile attacks on northern Israel.
