Iran is grappling with an unprecedented water crisis as Tehran enters its sixth consecutive year of extreme drought. Rivers, lakes, and reservoirs are at critically low levels, threatening agriculture, livelihoods, and urban water supply across the country. Experts warn that urgent measures are needed to prevent further environmental and humanitarian consequences.

People Offers Prayers For Rain as Iran Faces Worst Drought in Several Decades 

Iran has unveiled a new missile with a range of 10,000 km, capable of striking targets in the United States. This development marks a major escalation in Tehran’s missile capabilities and raises concerns for global security and US-Iran relations.

Iran Unveils 10,000 km Missile That Can Reach America

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard has publicly showcased its missile and drone arsenal for the first time since the June war with Israel. The display featured Emad and Khorramshahr ballistic missiles, the hypersonic Fattah system, advanced air-defense radars, and new-generation drones, signaling Tehran’s expanding military capabilities amid rising regional tensions.

Iran Unveils Missiles & Drones for First Time Since June War with Israel

Tehran Faces Emergency Rationing as Iran’s Unprecedented Drought Deepens

Iran has successfully launched an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capable of reaching American cities, heightening tensions between Iran and the United States. The missile’s increased range has raised concerns about the potential threat to global security.

Iran's Intercontinental Missile Reaches American Cities

A 20-year-old Iranian student died after setting himself on fire when officials moved to demolish his family’s food stall. Ahvaz mayor arrested; probe ordered.

20-year-old Iranian sets himself ablaze as officials tear odwn family food stall; mayor arrested

The U.S. Department of the Treasury has imposed sanctions on 32 individuals and entities across multiple countries, including India, China, UAE, Turkey, and Germany, for supporting Iran’s ballistic missile and UAV programs. The sanctions target procurement networks helping Iran access materials and technology for weapons development, posing a threat to regional and global security. 

U.S. Sanctions 32 Entities Over Iran Weapons, Including Indian Firms

Iran’s Defensive Strategy: Iran is reportedly ramping up its missile manufacturing, aiming to have the capability to simultaneously launch 2,000 missiles in any future conflict, particularly targeting Israel. 


Iran’s Defensive Strategy: Firing Thousands of Missiles to Counter Israel

Amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, Iran’s missile factories are reportedly operating round the clock, fueling fears of a potential conflict with Israel. Experts warn that regional instability could escalate rapidly, with global security implications.

Israel-Iran Tensions Rise: Iran's Missile Factories Run 24/7 Amid War Fears

Iran: Tehran Enters Sixth Year of Severe Drought

Washington is pressing Baghdad to dismantle pro-Iranian paramilitary groups. The move is risky, but it may pay off.


Iraq elections 2025: Iraq polls to test Iran's fractured influence & US pressure 

Iran Highlights Handicrafts and Cuisine at DCWA Community Bazaar in New Delhi | WION Shorts 

Iran Highlights Handicrafts and Cuisine at DCWA Community Bazaar in New Delhi 

Iran’s president has warned that the capital is facing an unprecedented water and energy crisis as reservoirs have plunged to historic lows, threatening supplies of drinking water and electricity generation, it was reported on Friday.


Iran's Unprecedented Water Crisis, President Warns Of An Evacuation

Yemen’s Houthi movement mobilized tribal forces amid growing fears of a potential Israeli strike. Reports indicate a widespread call for local militias to prepare for possible escalation, raising tensions across the region.

Experts warn that this move could further destabilize the conflict in Yemen, as regional powers monitor developments closely. The international community continues to urge restraint as the situation unfolds.

U.S. Warns Iraqi Militias Against Supporting Iran's Regional Moves

US President Donald Trump stated that Iran has been inquiring about lifting US sanctions, highlighting the heavy sanctions burden on Tehran. Trump expressed openness to discussing potential sanctions relief but emphasized the need to see how negotiations unfold. 


Trump Signals Flexibility on Iran Sanctions Amid Talks

Goli Kouhkan is on death row for the murder of her husband in 2018, who beat her and traumatised her mentally. Now she needs to pay 10bn tomans (Rs 93 lakh) if she wants to escape the death penalty. Several other Iranian women have been executed under qisa in the past.  

Her abusive husband died in a brawl and she got death sentence. Now the Iranian woman must pay Rs 93 lakh blood money

In northern Iran, Goli Kouhkan was just 12 years old when she was forced to marry her cousin. By 13, she had a child — and years of abuse followed. Now, at only 25, she faces execution after a domestic dispute led to her husband’s death.

Her husband’s family has reportedly agreed to spare her life if she can raise 10 billion tomans (£80,000) by December.
Her story has sparked global outrage and renewed attention on Iran’s child marriage laws, women’s rights abuses, and the execution of young women.

On Death Row at 25? The Child Bride Exposing Iran’s Harsh Reality for Girls

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has vowed to rebuild the country’s bombed nuclear sites “stronger than before.” His remarks come after recent Israeli strikes on Iran-linked facilities, reigniting regional tensions and nuclear fears across the Middle East.


 Iran Vows to Rebuild Nuclear Sites 'Stronger Than Before' |

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has vowed to rebuild the country’s bombed nuclear sites “stronger than before.” His remarks come after recent Israeli strikes on Iran-linked facilities, reigniting regional tensions and nuclear fears across the Middle East.

Iran's President Pezeshkian vows to rebuild nuke sites with 'greater strength'

Iran appears to be stepping up the rebuilding of its ballistic missile program, despite the reintroduction last month of United Nations sanctions that ban arms sales to the country and ballistic missile activity.


Reports: Despite UN sanctions, Chinese ships keep arming Iran

China's shadow role in Iran's missile boom

Tehran has inaugurated a new metro station named after the Christian legend Virgin Mary, describing it as a symbol of religious tolerance and coexistence. The move has been both praised and criticised, domestically as well as internationally, shedding light on the concerns about the plight of religious minorities of Iran.

Iran Names Metro Station After Virgin Mary, Terms Station As Symbol Of 'Cultural Coexistence'

Iran’s financial system is under growing strain as Ayandeh Bank, one of the country’s largest private banks, has been declared bankrupt amid tightening global sanctions, chronic inflation, and a collapsing rial.

Founded in 2012 with over 270 branches nationwide, Ayandeh Bank reportedly suffered $5.2 billion in losses and $2.9 billion in debts before its assets were absorbed by state-owned Melli Bank.

Iran's Financial Crisis: Ayandeh Bank Declared Bankrupt as Sanctions Crush Economy

A leaked video from the lavish wedding of Ali Shamkhani’s daughter, a top figure in Iran’s political and military elite, has gone viral — sparking widespread public outrage and criticism across Iranian society.
In a country grappling with economic hardship and strict moral codes, the extravagant celebration has ignited a storm online, exposing the growing gap between Iran’s ruling class and its people.

Iran: Public fury as Ali Shamkhani’s family defies Hijab rules in video 

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