‘The Painter of the Wounded Land’ exhibition opens in Tehran

An exhibition titled “The Painter of the Wounded Land” has opened in Tehran, showcasing works that reflect the pain, resilience and enduring spirit of Iran amid recent turmoil. The exhibition brings together paintings that explore the impact of conflict and loss while highlighting the country’s cultural identity and people’s capacity for resistance and hope. Through powerful visual imagery, the featured works offer an artistic reflection on a wounded land and its experiences, inviting visitors to engage with themes of suffering, memory and perseverance. The exhibition provides a space where art becomes a means of expressing collective emotions and preserving cultural memory.

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/530002/The-Painter-of-the-Wounded-Land-exhibition-opens-in-Tehran

Andrei Stenin photo exhibition opens in Tehran

An exhibition featuring winning photographs from the Andrei Stenin International Press Photo Contest has opened in Tehran, bringing together powerful images by young photographers from around the world. The showcased works capture major events, human experiences and social realities through compelling visual storytelling. Named after Russian photojournalist Andrei Stenin, who was killed while covering the conflict in eastern Ukraine in 2014, the annual contest honors his legacy and supports emerging photographers. The Tehran exhibition offers visitors an opportunity to explore award-winning photography while highlighting the role of visual journalism in documenting conflicts, social change and the human condition.

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/530023/Exhibition-of-winning-works-of-Andrei-Stenin-International-Press

Iran censures US ‘deliberate destruction of development’ at Human Rights Council

Iran has strongly criticized the United States at the UN Human Rights Council, accusing Washington of deliberately undermining development and violating the rights of people in developing countries. Iran’s representative highlighted the devastating impact of unilateral coercive measures and what Tehran described as U.S. policies that hinder economic and social progress. The remarks came during discussions on the right to development, where Iran stressed that sanctions and economic pressure can have serious consequences for access to essential services and basic rights. Tehran called for greater international attention to the destructive effects of such measures and stronger efforts to protect the right to development.

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/530009/Iran-censures-US-deliberate-destruction-of-development-at-Human

‼️ Exclusive:

Tehran International Auto Show Highlights

From Balfour to Miliband: Has the West begun redefining Israel?

Britain's Ed Miliband says settlements aren't Israel—but analysts argue that distinction is collapsing. Settlers vote, serve in the Knesset, and shape government policy. As Gaza genocide turns Western voters against the occupation, London is no longer asking how to protect Israel, but which Israel to protect. If settlements are a policy, elections can change it—but if they define the regime, change means redefinition.

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/530034/From-Balfour-to-Miliband-Has-the-West-begun-redefining-Israel

‼️ Exclusive:

In Israel’s Name, Into America’s Pockets

Iran's Interior Minister visits Turkey for security, border talks

🔹Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni traveled to Ankara on Tuesday for a two-day visit to meet with Turkish officials.

🔹He is scheduled to meet with Turkish Interior Minister Mustafa Çiftçi to discuss bilateral relations, particularly police cooperation, counter-terrorism, and border security.

🔹Momeni will also visit Turkey's Police Academy during his trip.

🔹Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmail Baghaei announced that Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi will travel to Beijing on Wednesday for an official visit.

🔹Araghchi is scheduled to meet with his Chinese counterpart to discuss bilateral relations and key regional and international issues.