President Rouhani says fate awaiting Trump no better than Saddam's

Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani has drawn a parallel between the hostile policies of outgoing US President Donald Trump and Iraq's Saddam Hussein for waging wars on the Islamic Republic, saying the American leader will eventually not fare much better than the former Iraqi dictator.

Seyyed Hassan Khomeini meets a group of foreign student from Tehran medical University on the ...

Vicious triangle of US, Israeli and Saudi plots to assassinate Major General Qassem Soleimani

Imam Khomeini once said that unless you assassinate the whole courageous nation, the assassination of a single individual; however, great he may be, will be of no benefit for returning to your plundering. Sahifeh-ye-Imam, Vol. 7, page 16

Chomsky says Gen. Soleimani’s unlawful assassination showed US 'a rogue state'

Imam Khomeini displayed great love and respect for his wife

A memoir and a letter by Imam to his wife

President Rouhani says Iranians' resistance will make US give up sanctions

President Hassan Rouhani says he is confident that the next US administration will abandon its sanctions policy against the Iranian people and will bow under their “national power” and resistance. He made the remarks on Thursday in a ceremony held to inaugurate a number of Interior Ministry’s developmental plans.

Conference of "The dialogue of Imam Khomeini's political Islam and the contemporary world"

Place of Conference: Tehran, the national library's hall of the conferences Time of Conference: Khordad 12th 1395 AHS Administrator: the national library and the foreign headquarters of the commemoration ceremonies of Imam Khomeini Inaugural speaker: Seyyed Reza Salehee Amiri, the head of the national library at the time The closing speaker: Ayatollah Seyyed Hasan Khomeini (the custodian of Imam’s shrine and the institute for the regulating and the publishing of Imam Khomeini’s works

The assassinations of Iranian scientists carry fingerprints of the Israeli regime

The 27th November assassination of Iranian prominent physicist and nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, who played a leading role in the search for "homegrown test kits for COVID-19," carries fingerprints of the Israeli regime, which has long history of murdering scientific elites across parts of the world.