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The recent presidential election in Iran has garnered significant attention globally, with the victory of Dr. Masoud Pezeshkian over his rival Dr. Saeed Jalili.

Throughout last week, Hebrew media intermittently announced 'bad news' and 'difficult incidents' in various areas of the north due to a series of intense retaliatory operations by Hezbollah in response to the assassination of resistance commander Mohamad Nasser Abu Naamah.

Iran's membership in different trade blocs was one of the highlights of the 13th administration headed by Ebrahim Raeisi. But what will the candidates do to expand on that achievement? There needs to be an economic team to make sure that the fruits of that hard labor come to fruition.

The genocidal war on the Gaza Strip has shocked the world. And just as there couldn't be a chance that a more shocking incident could take place, it did. The Nuseirat Refugee camp massacre showed the sheer brutality of the Israeli regime, not just backed by the US but with the active participation of the US. Kaveh is here to give us the details.

As the Conservative Party in Britain loses the power it has held since 2010, it leaves behind a legacy of poverty, division and in particular a hatred for Muslims that runs through British society. Crafted by far-right, Zionist think tanks like policy exchange and the Henry Jackson society, Government policy led on from the legacy left behind by the previous Blairite government during the Global War on Terror years and saw Muslim communities singled out, profiled and subjected to an environment of harassment and securitization. On this week’s show, we will be exploring the damage of this legacy and look ahead at whether the new Labour government will bring any improvement or whether the situation will just deteriorate for Britain's Muslims.

It's election year. Elections in Iran, the United Kingdom, France, and the United States will shape the international arena.

Israel has ordered Palestinians to once more evacuate large parts of southern Gaza, with fighting now spreading to the east.

This week on Exposé: In a dramatic turn of events, Julian Assange steps into freedom, narrowly escaping a potential 175-year sentence in an American maximum-security prison.

Without downplaying the importance of the roles played by all parties in the Axis of Resistance in providing military support and assistance to the Palestinian Resistance currently defending Gaza in a genocidal war by Zionist Israel, it can be said that the role of Hezbollah, in particular, was decisive in determining the course of the conflict in this particular round. But what is the prospect of an all-out war between Hezbollah and the Zionist occupation army? Meanwhile, in the contentious debate between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden regarding Palestine, contrasting visions and policies emerged that underscored deep-seated divisions in American foreign policy. The debate illuminated how different leadership styles and priorities shape America's role in the Israeli-Palestinian war, as Biden is complicit in genocide and Trump thinks Biden did not do enough to help Zionist Israel kill more Palestinians.

Unlike big-budget AAA games, mobile games can be made with a smaller crew of passionate people. However, so much of the development of mobile games involves overlapping development procedures. What if we were to remove them!?

Welcome to this week's edition of Africa Today. In the program's first segment, we are focusing on the ongoing civil war in Sudan that has triggered one of the world's largest and most challenging humanitarian crises. In the second part of our show, we shall look into a thwarted coup against the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Occupation forces attacked the eastern Shujayea neighborhood in Gaza City, sending residents running through the streets in terror with dead and wounded left lying on the ground. Nine months of a US-Israeli genocide in Gaza has killed nearly 38,000 people and wounded at least 86,000 others. Elections in two countries on the opposite sides of the Israel-Palestine conflict. Iranians go to the polls to choose their next president, and in the US, Joe Biden and Donald Trump's first presidential debate ahead of the November election. Both candidates fail to address Palestinian suffering and the toll of Israel's genocidal war on Gaza.

In celebration of Eid Al Mubahala, the guests discuss the importance of character while engaging in debate as well as the Trojan horse of Zionism that has found its way into interfaith events.

This week on 'Exposé,' a segment titled "This is What the Hudhud Brought Back" unveiled high-definition images of extremely sensitive Israeli locations in occupied Haifa, captured by Hezbollah completely, startling Western broadcast media. Western mainstream outlets are now warning Zionist Israel about the dangers of any hasty actions that could trigger an open war with Hezbollah, a much stronger opponent than Hamas. Social media users enthusiastically celebrate the first installment of Hezbollah's "Hudhud saga," which has left Zionist Israelis and their Western supporters anxious, as it has thoroughly exposed key Zionist security sites to Hezbollah's guided rockets.

In this week’s episode of Have it Out with Galloway, George Galloway delves into whether Putin’s visits to North Korea and Vietnam signal a shift in geopolitical alliances in the face of Western oppression and what this means globally. George is joined by Donald Courter, a political correspondent and a live audience.

Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah's warnings and threats have placed Cyprus at the forefront of regional and international calculations due to its strategically sensitive location in the Eastern Mediterranean. In Cyprus, there are two British bases, Dhekelia and Akrotiri, which France and America utilize, as well as the Zionist entity, which signed several military and intelligence cooperation agreements with the Greek Cypriots many years ago. Meanwhile, the "Al-Aqsa Flood" outstanding operation has plunged the region into a state of uncertainty, with Zionist Israel possibly unaware of the outcomes and repercussions of the ongoing confrontation. However, ideological orientations and visions based on the belief that the solution lies in resolving the conflict rather than settling it make the conflict equation closer to zero-sum, suggesting that a comprehensive confrontation is inevitable.

Hundreds of academics in Morocco have called for severance of ties with the Israeli regime's University of Haifa. This comes as the apartheid regime presses ahead with its US-backed genocide against Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip. The academics noted in the petition that their actions and initiatives are in solidarity with the oppressed Palestinians amid the Israeli crimes against humanity. Moroccans have also held countless demonstrations to reject the move by the country's monarchy to normalize ties with the Israeli regime, a decision seen as a betrayal of Palestinians.

This edition of the program is about Eid Al-Ghadir and the succession of Imam Ali after the demise of Prophet Muhammad.

In a region where the ballot box is a rare symbol of citizen voice, Iran stands as a beacon of electoral participation amidst the tumultuous West Asian landscape.

The UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory has found Israel intended to murder civilians en masse, inflict wide-scale civilian destruction, and collectively punish Palestinians in Gaza by holding them hostage to its political aims. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk addressing the Human Rights Council likened genocide in Gaza to "Unconscionable death and suffering in the Gaza Strip". He also warned of the worsening situation for Palestinians in the occupied West Bank. Meanwhile, occupation forces unleash a new wave of attacks on a refugee camp in central Gaza and on a so-called evacuation zone in the south. In less than nine months, the US-Israeli genocidal campaign in Gaza has killed over 37,000 people and wounded more than 85,500. The Lebanese Hezbollah resistance forces have conducted a strike against Israeli military positions on the northern side of the 1948 occupied territories in retaliation for a deadly attack on a town in southern Lebanon.

This edition of Iran Votes 2024 covers issues such as the economy, confronting Western sanctions, long-term political stability, and promoting women's roles.

If there was a time that Iran's presidential vote counted, this is it. The country is in a major transition. Martyr Raeisi opened the gates to economic and trade prosperity. And now, it is up to the next president to make those opportunities bear fruit.

The presidential candidates have finished appearing in the back-to-back fourth and fifth debates, which were tiring. This edition of Iran Votes 2024 examines the candidates' views in the last two debates.

Election Day is on June 28. Is there excitement in the air? You bet there is. This is the 4th debate, and it will be on foreign policy. Another segment is on candidates' stances.

This edition of the program looks at the stance of Iran's six presidential candidates towards cultural, social, economic and foreign policy issues.