madaresharghi In line with efforts to renovate petrochemical plants, Nouri Petrochemical Company in southern Bushehr Province has started to upgrade its equipment and facilities in cooperation with two French multinationals, ...

madaresharghi President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has rejected the planned trial by a US court of a Turkish bank executive who has been accused of evading Washington’s sanctions against Iran, saying ...

madaresharghi Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain added the International Union of Muslim Scholars (IUMS) to the list last week, alleging it facilitated terrorist activities. The ...

madaresharghi The Syrian Army fired at least four surface-to-air missiles at Israeli aircraft as the regime launched an attack against the western countryside of Syria’s capital Damascus. The Arabic-language Al-Masdar ...

madaresharghi Lebanese An-Nahar columnist believes that due to international and domestic pressures on the US, it cannot annul Iran nuclear deal. Commenting on Iranian President Hassan Rouhani’s remarks about the ...

madaresharghi New protests have been held in Bahrain against the ruling monarchy’s oppressive policies, especially its ill-treatment of a prominent Shia cleric. Protests were held in the village of Sanabis ...

madaresharghi The Saudi Arabia authorities are ‘going by Israel’s playbook’ in order to pave the way for the Tel Aviv regime to redraw the regional map, but the Lebanese resistance ...

madaresharghi Google, the biggest corporate buyer of renewable energy, is buying even more—536 megawatts of wind power from four power plants. As part of the Alphabet Inc., Google has agreed ...

madaresharghi Tehran is planning to implement new energy projects for boosting its oil and gas extraction level and Azerbaijan’s state-run oil company SOCAR is welcome to play an active role. ...

madaresharghi Iran's total crude production from the oil layer of South Pars, a large gas field in Persian Gulf, has surpassed 4.7 million barrels, since production began more than eight ...