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• Iran Urges Global Dialogue for Lasting Peace at Jakarta Conference

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• Shahr International Film Festival Kicks Off in Tehran

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• Iran Slams U.S. Lack of Goodwill in Talks as Trump Admits Role in Attack

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• UN Human Rights Office: El-Fasher Bleeding Amid Systematic Atrocities in Sudan

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• IRGC Intelligence Dismantles U.S.-Israeli-Backed Network 

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• Iraqi Elections: Test of National Independence, Resistance to U.S. Influence

• Iran Boosts Defense Production Post-War, Says Minister

• Israeli Strikes Escalate in Southern Lebanon, Fueling Fires and Tensions

• Pezeshkian Urges Parliament to Endorse 'No-Deficit' Budget, Smaller Government

• Yemen Marks Martyrs’ Week With Exhibition Honoring Resistance Leaders

• Shahr International Film Festival Kicks Off in Tehran

• Saudi Arabia Hosts UNWTO General Assembly on AI-Powered Tourism

• Iran Launches Joint Power & Renewables Expo in Tehran

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