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• "Power can oppress people in many ways," Peruvian filmmaker Sami Hauka explores Chandmori, indigenous rights, and resistance in "As Everything Falls."

  What happens when the right to love who you want becomes an act of resistance? Peruvian filmmaker Sami Hauka is making As Everything Falls (Afuera Todo Arde), which explores the struggle for personal freedom under a fictional dictatorship in contemporary Peru. The story takes place in a conservative village community where two members […]

• What the Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Reveals About the Future of Media (Guest Column)

  Paramount's purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. to form Skydance Corp., which will take the combined company to second place in Nielsen's share of U.S. TV viewers and bring together two of Hollywood's biggest studios, has reignited talk of media mergers. But the bigger story is what the merger highlights about the pressures that are changing the media industry […]

• Johnson & Johnson vs. Pfizer; Which pharmaceutical stocks are the most suitable for investment in 2026?

  Source link: Johnson & Johnson vs. Pfizer; Which pharmaceutical stocks are the most suitable for investment in 2026? In the health care stock market, Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer offer two different paths to investors. Johnson & Johnson has diversified income and sales growth by simultaneously operating in medicine and medical equipment. In contrast, Pfizer is attractive to income-oriented investors with a cash dividend yield of nearly 6%.

• Eat 60 grams of this food daily; The effect of peanuts on the brain and memory was investigated

  Daily consumption of unsalted, roasted peanuts with skins may improve insulin response in memory-related brain regions among healthy older adults, according to a new study.

• Mehrdad Akhlaghi on Drafting the Proposed Program: “For two weeks I met with military commanders and noted their expectations; I reached the conclusion that…”

  Speaking in the Islamic Consultative Assembly to present his plans for running the ministry, the proposed minister of defense and armed forces support said: “For the past two weeks I met with military commanders and noted their expectations, and I have reached the conclusion that, with God's grace and trust in the Almighty, it is possible to carry out these missions in the Ministry of Defense.”

• Gold Remains Attractive: 5 Factors Boosting Global Demand

  In Brief: Inflows into globally gold-backed ETFs in September reached about $10 billion, equal to 67.3 tons of gold. Positive factors for gold include inflation concerns, rising energy prices, bond market volatility, and high valuations of AI-related stocks, which make gold attractive as an asset […]

• JPMorgan Ahead of Earnings Report: Why Is the Stock of America's Largest Bank at Risk of Decline?

  JPMorgan Chase, America's largest bank, is set to release its third-quarter earnings report tomorrow before the stock market opens. The report carries particular weight as rising bond yields have intensified pressure on bank stocks, fueling concerns over funding costs and the credit quality of borrowers

• Al-Busaidi Heads to Pakistan / Middle East Developments on Agenda for Islamabad–Muscat Talks

  Pakistan's Foreign Ministry announced that Omani Foreign Minister Badr bin Hamad Al Busaidi will arrive in Islamabad tomorrow (Tuesday) for an official visit, where he is set to meet senior Pakistani officials to discuss expanding bilateral relations and follow up on the latest diplomatic efforts regarding regional issues.

• Bitcoin Miners Face Rising AI Financing Costs as Lenders Review Deals

  The Bitcoin mining industry needs $50 billion to complete planned AI infrastructure projects, with IREN, Riot Platforms and HIVE Digital facing major funding shortfalls.

• Capacity of Kermanshah Grain Warehouses for Input Storage Reviewed

  Kermanshah – The head of Kermanshah Province's Agricultural Jihad Organization visited the grain administration's warehouses to assess their capacity for storing soybeans and other necessary inputs.

• Tesla Takes Robotaxi to Paris; Can Cybercab Save the Electric Giant's Shares?

  Tesla will unveil its Cybercab robotaxi at the Paris Motor Show on October 12, seeking to refocus market attention on the future of AI, autonomous transport, and robotics. The event comes as the company's valuation depends heavily on technologies that have yet to reach broad revenue-generating capacity.

• China and Russia share similar views on the Northern Sea Route, Chinese foreign minister says

  A senior Chinese diplomat described the ocean as a "blue link" on which the long-term security and development of all countries depend.

• The Hidden History of Zionism: When Narratives Collapse / An Analysis of Ralf Schoenman's Book

  'The Hidden History of Zionism' by Ralf Schoenman, translated by Ebrahim Rahimi Khamenei, has been published by Morgh-e Amin Publishing. The book invites readers to ask themselves: which narrative have I believed?

• The world's oil reserves reached the dangerous limit; Saudi Arabia warns of a bigger crisis

  Source link: The world's oil reserves have reached the dangerous limit; Saudi Arabia's warning about a bigger crisis at a glance The International Energy Agency (IEA) plans to release another 100 million barrels of oil and fuel products from emergency reserves; But at the same time as the Strait of Hormuz crisis continues, global oil reserves are rapidly decreasing. US strategic oil reserves reached 331.2 million barrels, which is the lowest level since 1983. […] Source site: Sefir Arjan

• Examining the solutions for the development of Iran's trade with African markets in Shiraz

  The Africa specialized event aimed at identifying the commercial capacities of this continent and examining the solutions to expand Iran's economic exchanges with African countries was held in Shiraz at the same time as the "Shiraz Expo 1405" and "Art Expo Fars" exhibitions.

• Deadly Airstrikes on Gold Mine Highlight Insecurity Along Egypt-Sudan Border

  Deadly airstrikes on gold miners in Sudan expose escalating border lawlessness and regional instability.

• Bahaeddin Khorramshahi: Compiling Allameh Tabatabai's Notes on Hafez Is of Historical Importance

  A full member of the Academy of Persian Language and Literature, referring to Allameh Tabatabai's notes and research on Hafez, stressed the importance of compiling and publishing these notes, saying: beyond their scholarly value, these works carry special historical credibility and significance.

• Alborz Chief Justice: Review of Trust Cases Must Be Expedited

  Alborz Chief Justice called for accelerating the provincial inspection process in reviewing cases of non-fulfillment of foreign exchange obligations related to exports, imports, and trusts in Alborz Province.

• Review of 'The Social Reckoning': Zuckerberg and Facebook Are Foes in a Preachy Slope Disguised as Journalistic Drama.

  Safir Arjan Digital reviews Sony Pictures' 'The Social Reckoning', starring Jeremy Strong, Jeremy Allen White and Mikey Madison. Written and directed by Aaron Sorkin.

• Review of Tarek Atoui's Turbine Hall – Hallelujah, Musical Instruments Are Raining Down!

  Tate Modern, London: This Lebanese artist has turned trumpets, drums, cones and sounds into an inventive, interconnected sound monster with funny, sad and mystical results. Get ready to feel the earth move! On the floor of the Turbine Hall are vast pools of water and large, flat carved rocks that you might see in a plain or desert. You can sit, stand or climb on them. But if you look up, the dampness...

• Hafez Studies Require Avoiding Hasty Interpretations

  On the occasion of Hafez Commemoration Day, a lecture ceremony featuring Ebrahim Qeisari, man of letters, university professor, and Hafez scholar, was held at the Ezzatollah Negahban Hall of the Khuzestan Provincial Department of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts.

• Iran Targets US-UAE Oil Shuttle Tankers in Strait of Hormuz

  The IRGC is attacking more ships, said to be part of a shuttle operation transporting crude oil across the Strait of Hormuz.

• Gears of War: E-Day Review

  When the name Gears of War comes up, many things may come to mind. After all, we are dealing with a franchise whose debut turned cover-based shooters into one of the mainstream subgenres of video games. A success that, in the seventh generation, led to titles

• Global Banks Earn $5 Billion From 2026 Gold Rush

  Global banks are projected to earn about $5 billion from precious metals trading in 2026, the highest figure on record. JPMorgan's profit: The bank earned around $700 million from gold, silver, and other precious metals trading in the first half of 2026 [...]

• Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Reviews New Projects in Azerbaijan, Including the Middle Corridor / The Trans-Caspian transport corridor, also known as the Middle Corridor, links two major markets, Asia and Europe / The corridor will need around $28 billion in investment over the next 15 years

  Given Azerbaijan's position on the Middle Corridor, the transport and logistics sector has significant potential for development.

• Bu-Ali Sina University: Cause of Digestive Symptoms Among Students Under Investigation

  Bu-Ali Sina University in Hamadan announced in a statement that, after several students visited medical centers with digestive symptoms, the cause is under investigation.

• Goldman Sachs Turns Optimistic on Both Stock and Bond Markets

  Goldman Sachs, by upgrading its outlook for financial markets, placed stocks on a three-month horizon and bonds on a 12-month horizon among assets with a relatively positive outlook. The decision is based on strong corporate earnings growth and limited risk of economic recession. The bank's analysts expect earnings of S&P […]

• Citigroup Transformation Could Lift Its Shares 30%

  Citigroup shares still trade below their peak before the 2008 financial crisis. Management reforms and cost cuts could strengthen the bank’s profitability. Earnings per share are projected to reach $12.79 in 2027. With a higher price-to-earnings ratio, the stock’s value could rise by about 30%. […]

• US Media: Analysts Do Not Expect a Sharp Drop in Diesel Prices

  A US media outlet reported on the agreement reached by US President Donald Trump with Russia on the supply of diesel, noting that analysts do not expect a significant drop in prices.

• Review of Valor Mortis: A Starry Spirit, But Not the One You Know

  Valor Mortis plays it a bit sly. For a while it keeps things straight, seeming to say 'yes': 'I am definitely a ghost. Look at my fires, my healing flasks, my corpse runs, even the early feints of my impossible bosses. Look at my cautious approach, my fog gates, the cruel melancholy air hanging over these fields of mud and blood.' But jump ahead a few hours, and here you are.