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Larijani: Yesterday, Tom Barrack said that if Lebanon does not comply with our demands to disarm Hezbollah, then it should expect the consequences, meaning the imposition of Israeli aggression

Larijani: Tom Barrack tried to impose his diktats on Lebanon, but was later infuriated when he realized that Lebanon was different

Larijani: Iran does not refuse negotiations and has never left the dialogue table, but what is required today is negotiations with predetermined outcomes

Larijani: We are not saying that we will not engage in talks, but any such talks should be of a realistic nature

Larijani: The enemies' demands are endless, and what we really need is a national resistance that puts an end to the enemies' ambitions

Larijani: The enemies demand that we not possess a nuclear industry, but tomorrow they will demand that we reduce the range of our missiles and execute their orders in the region

Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Ali Larijani: It is very clear that the enemies' goal is to subjugate the Iranian people and break their will

Iranian government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani: The Foreign Ministry has received messages to resume talks, and we will announce the details in due course

Pete Hegseth announces US strike on a vessel in the Caribbean Sea, which killed three people on board.

Peskov: Moscow is closely monitoring developments in Venezuela and is keen for relations between Caracas and Washington to remain calm.

The contemporary media battle confirms that the trench of ideas is more crucial today than ever. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Zeinab el-Hajj)

The media counteroffensive: The Cuban experience

Pedro Monzón Barata explores Cuba’s “media counteroffensive,” where culture, education, and solidarity serve as ideological trenches defending truth and sovereignty in an age of disinformation and digital warfare.

It is no secret that removing Russia from Syria in preparation for isolating it in Libya and Africa is a Western goal. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Zeinab el-Hajj)

Will Damascus be willing to pay the price to restore relations with Moscow?

Manufacturing civil war: The Zionist doctrine to destroy resistance

The human cost of the blockade is a stain on the conscience of those who apply and defend it. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Batoul Chamas)

The island of resistance: Chronicle of a people who refuse to be defeated

Documents submitted to the UK Foreign Office by ARK - founded by MI6's Alistair Harris - noted the FSP were “revolutionary entities who share a general ideological affinity with the Syrian rebels.” (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Zeinab el-Hajj)

How MI6 built Syria’s extremist police

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What future awaits Palestinian refugees in Syria?

For the ALBA-TCP, this dynamic confirms that the Summit of the Americas is a space “tutored by imperial interests.” (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Zeinab el-Hajj)

Exclusion of Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua from X summit of Americas: Fracture in hemispheric diplomacy

Graham’s Middle East vs. reality on the ground: Hezbollah, the undefeatable Resistance

A Coherent Regional Approach: Two Years That Rewired the Middle East

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Will Damascus be willing to pay the price to restore relations with Moscow?

Manufacturing civil war: The Zionist doctrine to destroy resistance

How MI6 built Syria’s extremist police

What future awaits Palestinian refugees in Syria?

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Iraq deploys 170,000 officers and personnel ahead of November 11 parliamentary election

Reporting from Iraq, Al Mayadeen English’s correspondent, Siraj Ghassani, says the Iraqi Ministry of Interior has announced the deployment of around 170,000 officers and personnel to secure polling stations during the November 11 parliamentary elections. According to Brigadier General Muqdad Miri, head of the Ministry’s Relations and Media Department, the security plan covers more than 7,000 general voting stations and nearly 600 special voting sites nationwide. With less than ten days remaining until the decisive vote, more than 21 million Iraqis are set to cast their ballots across 18 electoral districts.