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Zimbabwe and Iran to Review Cooperation Roadmap at Mid-Term Commission Meeting

Zimbabwe and Iran will conduct a Mid-Term Review of their Joint Commission, with the two…

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Iranian Scientists Develop Biotechnology Method to Turn Poultry Feathers Into Protein Meal

Iranian researchers have unveiled a biotechnological method that allows poultry feathers – one of the…

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Iran Introduces Resorbable 3D-Printed Bone Graft for Advanced Reconstructive Surgery

Iran has developed a resorbable bone graft produced using 3D technology. It is used to…

Iran Plans to Launch Three Satellites Into Space at Beginning of Winter

Head of the Iranian Space Agency Hassan Salarieh has announced the planned launch of three…

Iran Strengthens Space Cooperation With China as New Lunar and Satellite Missions Advance

Iran is taking new steps to expand its space exploration and satellite capabilities, with the Iranian Space Agency announcing new launches and deeper international cooperation, including participation in China’s Chang’e-8 lunar mission. This is reported by Mehr News Agency, a partner of TV BRICS. Experts claimed that one of the most significant initiatives involves the development of bio-capsules and reusable research platforms designed for suborbital and orbital experiments. These platforms will allow scientists to study radiation, pressure, and temperature effects in…

Iranian Researchers Advance Brain Disease Diagnosis and Pioneer 4D Printing Technology

Scientists have reported two major achievements in medical and engineering research: enhanced MRI imaging for brain disease diagnosis and the development of 4D printing technology with shape-memory polymers. This is reported by Pars Today, a partner of TV BRICS. A research team has developed two artificial intelligence models designed to improve brain MRI scans. The first model increases precision in separating brain structures, supporting better understanding of growth and ageing. The second enhances overall image quality by improving resolution, reducing…

Iran Announces Launch of Three New Satellites by 2026

Iran is preparing to expand its space programme with the planned launch of three satellites – Kowsar, Zafar and Paya – before March 2026. This is reported by Mehr News Agency, a partner of TV BRICS. Hossein Salariyeh, head of the Iranian Space Agency, said the new satellites would significantly enhance the nation’s technological capabilities.  Kowsar will carry advanced imaging systems to support agriculture, urban planning and environmental monitoring. Zafar, meaning “victory,” is designed to strengthen communications in remote areas,…

Iran Shines at Asian Junior Wushu Championships in China

Iranian athletes had an outstanding participation in the 12th Asian Junior Wushu Championships held from 26-30 July in Jiangyin, China. According to Mehr News Agency, a partner of TV BRICS, the Iranian sanda team emerged as the standout performer, claiming a total of nine medals, including seven golds, one silver, and one bronze, surpassing host nation China in this discipline.  In the taolu category, the Iranian team also performed strongly, winning 13 medals: two gold, five silver, and six bronze.…

Russia Continues Work on Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Reactor: Putin

ST. PETERSBURG – Despite the complex situation surrounding Iran, Russia remains committed to the Bushehr nuclear reactor project, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday at the plenary session of the 28th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. “Despite the complexity surrounding Iran, we completed the Bushehr nuclear reactor there. We’ve also signed contracts to build two additional reactors,” Putin said. U.S. President Donald Trump promised to support Russia’s demand to ensure the safety of Russian employees of the Bushehr Nuclear…

SAFTU Condemns Israel’s Attack on Iran, Says It Will Lead to Wider Middle East Chaos

The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) has condemned the overnight decision by Israel to attack Iran, saying it will lead to wider instability in the Middle East. The labour federation says the attack will also lead to a catastrophic war by the entire world. According to the federation, the act of aggression is not an isolated act but a direct consequence of decades of U.S. imperialism, which arms, funds, and emboldens Israel’s apartheid regime to carry out genocide,…

Iran and Egypt to Resume Tourism Exchanges Amid Renewed Diplomatic Ties

Iran and Egypt are poised to initiate direct tourism exchanges, marking a new step towards revitalising bilateral relations after decades of limited engagement. This development was announced by Iran’s Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Handicrafts, Seyed Reza Salehi Amiri, during a recent cabinet session in Tehran. Salehi Amiri emphasised that the exchange of tourists between the two nations would commence in the near future, following productive discussions with Egypt’s tourism authorities. This initiative is part of a broader strategy…

Iran launches national plan to monitor land subsidence threatening historical sites

Iran has officially launched a nationwide initiative to monitor land subsidence in areas surrounding its historic and cultural heritage sites. This is reported by Tehran Times, a partner of TV BRICS. The plan aims to establish a continuous, scientific system for tracking ground subsidence in heritage zones across the country. Government institutions fully support practical, transparent projects focused on protecting Iran’s cultural assets. Experts stressed the importance of integrating modern technology into heritage management, recommending the deployment of smart monitoring…

African nations show strong interest in Iranian petrochemical exports

At the third Iran-Africa cooperation conference, it was announced that the country’s annual petrochemical output has now surpassed 100 million tonnes, with projections indicating a rise to 131 million tonnes by 2029. This growth will be supported by 67 new projects currently in development. The official highlighted that around 70 per cent of Iran’s petrochemical products are exported, with significant potential to expand trade relations with African nations. Key areas of collaboration could include supplying petrochemical feedstocks as well as…

Iran prepares large-scale AI training programme for one million schoolchildren

Iran plans to train one million schoolchildren and train 100,000 teachers in artificial intelligence (AI). This is reported by Mehr News Agency, a partner of TV BRICS. IA cites a statement by Vice-President for Science, Technology and Knowledge-Based Economy Hossein Afshin. He was speaking at a meeting with Education Minister Reza Morad Sahraei and members of the AI working group. “The first phase of the programme will start in the summer of 2025. One million schoolchildren between the ages of…

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