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Iran’s national football team secured its second consecutive win in the CAFA Championship, defeating India 3–0 to remain at the top of the group standings.

Iran’s crude oil and condensate exports reached record levels over the past year, even as Washington imposed 14 new sanctions packages totaling 465 restrictions, including the largest U.S. sanctions package against Iran’s energy sector since 2018.

Russian President Vladimir Putin stressed in a meeting with his Iranian counterpart that Moscow and Tehran remain in constant contact on various international issues, including the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stressed that the Islamic Republic is committed to resolving outstanding issues, including the nuclear file, through dialogue and diplomatic channels. He also urged international organizations, especially the United Nations, to take stronger and more practical action against the crimes and provocations of the Zionist regime in the region.

Iran’s Defense Minister said international organizations like the SCO and BRICS can serve as effective alternatives to counter Western unilateralism and form new regional alliances.

Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister for Legal and International Affairs, Kazem Gharibabadi, said that European states should use the 30-day timeframe of the snapback process to correct their mistake, warning that Tehran will adopt a proportional response if sanctions are reinstated.

Iran’s national football team will take on India today (Monday, September 1) in its second match of the CAFA Championship, aiming to build on its opening victory and move closer to the top of the table.

Member states of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) strongly condemned the military attacks carried out by Israel and the United States against the Islamic Republic of Iran in June 2025.

Iran’s Foreign Minister expressed deep condolences for the deadly earthquake in eastern Afghanistan, offering full support for humanitarian, medical, and relief assistance.

Iran has unveiled a home-made 150 metric ton (mt) dump truck to serve demands in the country’s massive mining sector despite sanctions cutting off its access to foreign material and technology.

First Vice President Aref said that Iran is not in favor of sanctions, but the experiences of the past four decades have shown the Iranian nation is too big to give in to Western sanctions.

The head of Industry, Mine and Trade Organization of Mazandaran province has said this province exported $368 million worth of non-oil goods in 2024, showing a 24% growth compared to a year earlier.

The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) has censured the Israeli regime’s recent aggression against Yemen, saying the Islamic resistance forces in the region, particularly the resilient Yemeni people, will give the Zionist criminals a crushing response.

Iran’s top military official has underscored the need for the Air Defense Force to boost its power and effectiveness against emerging threats and potential acts of aggression against the country.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman says that the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) plays a positive role in ensuring the continuity of an international order based on multilateralism and the rule of law.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) should take practical and clear steps to promote global peace and economic cooperation.

The Leader of the Islamic Revolution has congratulated the Iranian nation over the victory of the U21 national volleyball team in the world championship on Sunday.

Iran came from a set down to beat Italy 3-1 (15-25, 25-18, 25-22, 25-14) in the 2025 FIVB Volleyball Men’s U21 World Championship semifinals on Sunday.

Simultaneously with President Pezeshkian's visit to China, the X account of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution emphasized the necessity of implementing the strategic agreement between Iran and China.

By Homayoun Barkhor | English Desk Editor & Foreign Policy Analyst, Borna News Agency: Rafael Grossi, the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), has increasingly come under scrutiny for adopting political positions that critics say compromise the Agency’s neutrality. Observers argue that his repeated alignment with Western narratives on Iran’s nuclear program not only undermines the IAEA’s technical mandate but also reflects his broader ambitions to secure Western backing for a future bid to become UN Secretary-General.