News / From Araghchi's clarification of root cause of insecurity in West Asia to Vance's acknowledgement of end of US hegemony

Pars Today- The Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Seyyed Abbas Araghchi, in a meeting with Vatican Prime Minister, Pietro Parolin, said that the Israeli occupation of Palestine and the apartheid and flagrant violation of the basic rights of the Palestinian nation, including the right to determine their fate, by the Israeli regime are the root causes of insecurity and problems in West Asia.

The end of the US hegemony in the world, Araghchi's meeting with senior Vatican officials, victory of Harvard University against Trump, welcoming Iran's defense industries at Minsk international exhibition, Chiles' support for Palestine and detention of tens of the near ones of Imamoglu in Turkey are excerpts of the news in this package of Pars Today.

Araghchi: Occupation of Palestine root cause of regional insecurity

Iran's Foreign Minister, Seyyed Abbas Araghchi, in his meeting with Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Vatican Prime Minister, on Friday, enumerated occupation, apartheid, blatant violation of the basic rights of the Palestinian nation, including the right to determine their fate, as the root causes of regional insecurity and problems. Araghchi, explaining the disastrous situation of the Occupied Palestine as a result of continuation of the savage Israeli genocide in Gaza, stressed the legal and moral responsibility of all countries and humans to declare hatred and opposition against the crimes committed in Gaza, and called for immediate action in order to stop these crimes and open the way for sending aid to the Gaza Strip.

Chile: Israeli committing war crimes in Gaza

Gabriel Boric, the Chilean President, wrote on X social network, "Israel is engaged in ethnic cleansing in Gaza. The situation is such that thousands of children may lose their lives in the coming hours, as they are deprived of receiving humanitarian aid. Boric added, "Those who are committing these crimes and those who have closed their eyes to the crimes are war criminals and mankind will question them." He made it clear that Chile will exercise every needed pressure in the international organizations to stop this barbarism.

US Vice-President: American hegemony ended on world

The US Vice-President, J.D. Vance admitted that the United States is no more the sole hegemonic and unrivaled power in the world as other rivals, like China and Russia, are pushing the US behind in every field. Vance said, "After the Cold War, the US often enjoyed unchallenged command over common affairs, such as airspace, sea and the things related to the space and cyberspace, but the era of the American hegemony in the world has ended."

Harvard University triumphs; Judge refuses to execute Trump administration's order about foreign students

An American federal judge hindered the effort of President Donald Trump administration for prohibition of enrolment and admittance of foreign students at Harvard University just a few hours before registering the university's complaint on Friday.

Iranian defense industries welcomed at Minsk International Exhibition

The 12^th International Exhibition of Defense Industries, Munitions and Military Technological Equipment of Belarus dubbed as, "MILEX-2025", has been held in Minsk, Belarus, with Iran's latest defense achievements on display. One of the largest booths of this exhibition is devoted to the products of the military and defense industries of the firms affiliated to the Defense Ministry of the Islamic Republic of Iran which has displayed over 50 new products in the exhibition.

Tens arrested from near ones of Turkish Imamoglu

Turkish officials arrested 44 persons who are related to the probe of the "corruption" of Akram Imamoglu, former Istanbul mayor. The private secretary and security chief of Imamoglu and senior directors of two municipality-affiliated institutions are among the arrested. Imamoglu, the popular figure of the Republican People's Party (CHP) and the nominee of the party for the next presidential election, and tens of the municipality staffers and economic activists were arrested in March on charges of financial corruption.

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