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French Foreign Ministry spokesperson says E3 wants to reopen the way for diplomacy with the Iranian nuclear program.

Araghchi: The Cairo agreement has been effectively cancelled following the illegal action taken by the E3 countries at the Security Council

Araghchi: The E3 and Washington are undermining the credibility and independence of the IAEA and disrupting the course of cooperation between the agency and Iran

Araghchi, commenting on the IAEA decision: The United States and the E3 are ignoring Iran's good faith

Iran's representative in Vienna: Iran is holding consultations with non-aligned countries to prepare a response to the IAEA's resolution

Iran's representative in Vienna: The E3 and Washington assume that Iran is obligated to continue cooperating with the agency, while this contradicts the realities of the post-aggression situation

Iran's representative in Vienna: The IAEA's decision aims to exert illegal pressure on Tehran

Iran's representative in Vienna: The United States and the E3 countries cannot make up for their failure to activate the snapback mechanism with this anti-Iran decision

Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Vienna: 19 voted in favor of the draft, 3 voted against, while 12 abstained

Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Vienna: The IAEA Board of Governors votes in favor of the European draft resolution on the Iranian nuclear file

The world's largest #neutrino detector, a massive, spherical facility located 700 meters deep underground in South China's Guangdong province, has delivered its first set of experimental results.

China's JUNO detector achieves record neutrino precision in 2 months

China's JUNO neutrino observatory has delivered record-precision measurements in its first two months, positioning it to resolve the long-standing mystery of neutrino mass ordering and advance research beyond the Standard Model.

Norwegian troops work on a NASAMS missile system launcher, Oslo, Norway, 22 April 2010 (Ovelse Seapie via wikimedia commons)

Second package in a week: US OKs $700mln missile systems to Taiwan

A TV screen shows a file image of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's missile launch during a news program at Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2025 (AP)

DPRK warns of 'nuclear domino' over UK-South Korea submarine deal

China's third conventionally powered aircraft carrier, the Fujian, conducts a maiden sea trial on May 7, 2024. (AP)

China holds first naval drills with newly commissioned carrier Fujian

A passenger arrives at the Capital Airport in Beijing on Nov. 7, 2025. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)

China travel warning triggers nearly 500,000 Japan trip cancellations

The Proximate Aspect with Pepe Escobar

Turkey proposes joint COP31 leadership with Australia to break impasse

In this Sunday, Aug. 18, 2013, file photo, a Japanese Coast Guard boat and vessel sail alongside Japanese activists' fishing boat, not in photo, warning the activists away from the disputed Senkaku Islands by Japan and Diaoyu by China (AP)

China deploys coast guard to Senkaku islands amid Japan spat

Thailand's Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul watches Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Manet, and US President Donald Trump shake hands on the sidelines of the 47th ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025 (AP)

US suspends Thailand trade talks over ceasefire dispute with Cambodia

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The origins of the crisis: An analysis of recent economic and political dynamics in Japan

University students have much to gain by identifying, understanding, confronting, and sharing information on all matters involved with great crimes like the Gaza genocide. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Batoul Chamas)

Student solidarity with Palestine: Essential part of decent higher education

The reek of desperation hangs over Albanese’s Iran conspiracy theories

Support for the entity and its genocidal actions is becoming increasingly indefensible, as the monstrous truth becomes writ ever-larger. (Al Mayadeen English; Illustrated by Batoul Chamas)

How Zionists control Australia’s media

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The Proximate Aspect with Pepe Escobar

Brazilian writer and geopolitical analyst Pepe Escobar’s interview on Al Mayadeen's The Proximate Aspect dives straight into the shifting fault lines of global power, from the rise of BRICS to China’s quiet technological resilience in the face of Western tech sanctions and Russia’s recalibrated military strategy. In a wide-ranging interview, Escobar tackles the future of the multipolar order, the strategic significance of Xinjiang, whether Beijing and Moscow are executing a coordinated endgame, and how US policies from Ukraine to Gaza to Latin America are meeting growing resistance across the Global South. He also weighs in on the impact of US economic measures on Brazil's foreign policy orientation. It’s a sweeping, provocative map of the world in flux, and one that demands to be watched in full.