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All rights reserved2026-08-29T08:25:57+03:30https://nourNews.ir/img/Site_Logo.pngnournewshttps://nourNews.ir/ www.dorweb.ir Is a Resumption of Negotiations Likely?news/341226/Is-a-Resumption-of-Negotiations-LikelyBy Kourosh Ahmadi2026-08-25T22:41:55+03:30news/341226/Is-a-Resumption-of-Negotiations-LikelyBab el-Mandeb Under Siege: A Geopolitical Gamblenews/340422/Bab-el-Mandeb-Under-Siege-A-Geopolitical-GambleBy Hassan Hanizadeh2026-08-22T17:26:51+03:30news/340422/Bab-el-Mandeb-Under-Siege-A-Geopolitical-Gamble‌U.S. Escalates Economic War Against Irannews/338922/‌US-Escalates-Economic-War-Against-IranBy Amir-Ali Abolfath2026-08-16T14:00:11+03:30news/338922/‌US-Escalates-Economic-War-Against-IranThe Caspian Sea: A Shared Asset, a Shared Responsibilitynews/338241/The-Caspian-Sea-A-Shared-Asset,-a-Shared-ResponsibilityAli Mahdi Nia2026-08-13T13:22:41+03:30news/338241/The-Caspian-Sea-A-Shared-Asset,-a-Shared-ResponsibilityHiroshima, Nuclear Weapons, and International Relationsnews/337620/Hiroshima,-Nuclear-Weapons,-and-International-RelationsBy Seyed Mohammad-Kazem Sajadpour2026-08-11T09:00:36+03:30news/337620/Hiroshima,-Nuclear-Weapons,-and-International-RelationsWhat Does the Mecca Agreement Mean?news/337553/What-Does-the-Mecca-Agreement-MeanBy Jafar Qanadbashi2026-08-10T15:12:43+03:30news/337553/What-Does-the-Mecca-Agreement-MeanWhy the Strait of Hormuz Will Never Return to Its Pre-War Statusnews/336891/Why-the-Strait-of-Hormuz-Will-Never-Return-to-Its-Pre-War-StatusIran has repeatedly stressed that the Strait of Hormuz will never again return to the conditions that existed before the 40-day war. The recent conflict demonstrated that Iran's three decades of strategic restraint did not prevent aggression or military attacks.2026-08-07T12:37:33+03:30news/336891/Why-the-Strait-of-Hormuz-Will-Never-Return-to-Its-Pre-War-StatusYour Main Asset Is the People's Trustnews/336755/Your-Main-Asset-Is-the-People's-TrustBy Ali Rabiei2026-08-06T17:31:47+03:30news/336755/Your-Main-Asset-Is-the-People's-TrustDualities and Realities of the Aggression Against Irannews/336154/Dualities-and-Realities-of-the-Aggression-Against-Iranby Seyed Mohammad Kazem Sajadpour2026-08-03T23:26:03+03:30news/336154/Dualities-and-Realities-of-the-Aggression-Against-IranWhy U.S. Military Casualties Increasednews/334369/Why-US-Military-Casualties-IncreasedBy Mohsen Pakaein2026-07-31T13:07:50+03:30news/334369/Why-US-Military-Casualties-IncreasedSanctions Paradoxnews/334224/Sanctions-ParadoxBy Mohammad Reza Farzanegan2026-07-30T17:12:17+03:30news/334224/Sanctions-ParadoxUkraine’s Attack on an Iranian Vesselnews/333775/Ukraine’s-Attack-on-an-Iranian-VesselBy Koroush Ahmadi2026-07-28T15:04:10+03:30news/333775/Ukraine’s-Attack-on-an-Iranian-VesselRethinking Iran's Strategic Paradigms in Dealing with the Westnews/333379/Rethinking-Iran's-Strategic-Paradigms-in-Dealing-with-the-Westby Hamidreza Fartoukzadeh2026-07-26T16:08:38+03:30news/333379/Rethinking-Iran's-Strategic-Paradigms-in-Dealing-with-the-WestFrom Resolution to Memorandumnews/332308/From-Resolution-to-MemorandumNOURNEWS – Although Iran's defense capabilities at the time it accepted UN Security Council Resolution 598, around this time in 1988, were not what they are today, the approach of Imam Khomeini and the Resolution of the Islamic Revolution toward two different developments, a resolution and a memorandum, has been remarkably similar.2026-07-21T15:27:36+03:30news/332308/From-Resolution-to-MemorandumFootball and Politics: A Politicized Finalnews/331914/Football-and-Politics-A-Politicized-FinalSaber Gol-Anbari2026-07-19T23:19:55+03:30news/331914/Football-and-Politics-A-Politicized-FinalTrump’s Ambitions for Southern Irannews/331468/Trump’s-Ambitions-for-Southern-IranBy Jamileh Kadivar2026-07-18T11:31:09+03:30news/331468/Trump’s-Ambitions-for-Southern-IranChallenges of Operating in Strait of Hormuznews/330662/Challenges-of-Operating-in-Strait-of-HormuzBy Kourosh Ahmadi2026-07-14T18:26:39+03:30news/330662/Challenges-of-Operating-in-Strait-of-HormuzDispute Over the Memorandum of Understandingnews/329963/Dispute-Over-the-Memorandum-of-UnderstandingThe overall atmosphere surrounding the current relationship between the United States and Iran suggests that while neither side wants to return to full-scale military confrontation, neither is willing to allow the other to gain the upper hand in interpreting the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).2026-07-11T22:27:11+03:30news/329963/Dispute-Over-the-Memorandum-of-UnderstandingAbout the Strait That Challenged the Iran–U.S. Understandingnews/329543/About-the-Strait-That-Challenged-the-Iran–US-UnderstandingBy Koroush Ahmadi2026-07-09T22:37:00+03:30news/329543/About-the-Strait-That-Challenged-the-Iran–US-UnderstandingIran's New Hard Core!news/328980/Iran's-New-Hard-Core!Mohammad Kazem Anbarlouei2026-07-07T20:00:57+03:30news/328980/Iran's-New-Hard-Core!A Lasting Legacy of Honornews/328970/A-Lasting-Legacy-of-HonorToday, the great nation of Iran mourns the farewell to a wise leader, an unwavering struggler, and the steadfast helmsman of the Islamic Revolution, Grand Ayatollah Khamenei. This farewell weighs heavily on our hearts and invites deep reflection. It is a sorrowful moment and one that carries a profound sense of responsibility, yet the legacy of his remarkable leadership will forever shine at the pinnacle of the Islamic Republic of Iran.2026-07-07T11:28:51+03:30news/328970/A-Lasting-Legacy-of-HonorBeyond a Leader: Why Ayatollah Khamenei's Funeral Will Become a Historic Turning Pointnews/327166/Beyond-a-Leader-Why-Ayatollah-Khamenei's-Funeral-Will-Become-a-Historic-Turning-PointBy Abolfazl Pasandideh, Iran's ambassador in Mexico2026-06-29T13:19:44+03:30news/327166/Beyond-a-Leader-Why-Ayatollah-Khamenei's-Funeral-Will-Become-a-Historic-Turning-PointCeasefire and U.S. Regional Policynews/326675/Ceasefire-and-US-Regional-PolicyBy Ebrahim Motaqi2026-06-27T12:00:45+03:30news/326675/Ceasefire-and-US-Regional-PolicyWhat would Iran’s response be to a potential U.S. nuclear threat?news/306999/What-would-Iran’s-response-be-to-a-potential-US-nuclear-threatYoussef Hassan writes in Dzair Tube that as the war becomes increasingly protracted, analysts warn of crossing red lines and the potential use of unconventional weapons. While a U.S. nuclear threat is being raised, Iran—as a resilient actor—could respond using chemical and biological means. Continuing along this path could push the region to the brink of an unprecedented catastrophe.2026-04-02T10:33:26+03:30news/306999/What-would-Iran’s-response-be-to-a-potential-US-nuclear-threatSigns of US failurenews/306191/Signs-of-US-failureNOURNEWS – In international relations, wars that affect the interests of a wide range of actors quickly take on regional—and even international—dimensions. This principle clearly applies to Iran, which, for various reasons, occupies a position whereby any military conflict against it inevitably acquires a regional character.2026-03-30T10:13:49+03:30news/306191/Signs-of-US-failureAraghchi: US bases in the region are legitimate targets for usnews/279069/Araghchi-US-bases-in-the-region-are-legitimate-targets-for-usNOURNEWS – The Foreign Minister, emphasizing the continuation of the path of guardianship, said the enemies will be astonished by the resilience of this course.2026-03-03T01:24:42+03:30news/279069/Araghchi-US-bases-in-the-region-are-legitimate-targets-for-usUS can't do in Iran what it did in Venezuelanews/268611/US-can't-do-in-Iran-what-it-did-in-VenezuelaThe US won't be able to do in Iran what it did in Venezuela, Russian Federation Council Deputy Speaker Konstantin Kosachev says.2026-01-13T11:51:54+03:30news/268611/US-can't-do-in-Iran-what-it-did-in-VenezuelaThe limits of pragmatism: Persistent fragility in US-PGCC tiesnews/264952/The-limits-of-pragmatism-Persistent-fragility-in-US-PGCC-tiesThe year of 2025 saw a new rapprochement between the U.S. and PGCC countries. U.S. President Donald Trump visited Saudi Arabia, UAE and Qatar in May while Qatari Emir and Saudi Crown Prince visited the U.S. in the second half of the year. The reasons behind the latest warming-up could be numerous, but the most important should be that the two sides have simultaneously taken pragmatic approaches in their policies toward the other. And pragmatism will underline the relations between the two in the future.2025-12-25T10:00:02+03:30news/264952/The-limits-of-pragmatism-Persistent-fragility-in-US-PGCC-tiesSyria one year after Assad: Jolani’s makeover, minority panic, and Israeli strikesnews/261728/Syria-one-year-after-Assad-Jolani’s-makeover,-minority-panic,-and-Israeli-strikesOn December 8, 2024, Syria entered a new phase when Damascus fell, and the Ba'ath Party’s long rule ended. Bashar al-Assad departed for Russia, where he was granted asylum. For many Syrians, Assad’s exit was neither a moment of triumph nor defeat, but the beginning of a new uncertainty. The vacuum left behind opened the door for forces both domestic and foreign to shape Syria’s trajectory.2025-12-09T10:35:11+03:30news/261728/Syria-one-year-after-Assad-Jolani’s-makeover,-minority-panic,-and-Israeli-strikesThe War in Sudan is a Foreign Aggressionnews/256021/The-War-in-Sudan-is-a-Foreign-Aggression"Khalid Al-Fahl," a senior leader of Sudan's Democratic Unionist Party, stated regarding the military clashes in the country: "The current war in Sudan is not a tribal conflict; it is a foreign aggression in which mercenaries from various countries around the world are participating."2025-11-09T23:49:44+03:30news/256021/The-War-in-Sudan-is-a-Foreign-Aggression