Tehran University Professor: Sovereignty First, Compensation Next
A Tehran university professor called for the immediate return of frozen Iranian assets, arguing that sovereignty must precede any compensation discussions. He framed U.S.-imposed sanctions as illegal violations of both Iranian and international sovereignty, urging the global community to halt enforcement. The professor highlighted that U.S. congressional sanctions force multinational companies to comply, effectively weaponizing foreign law against Iran. He proposed that Iran seek restitution through transit fees collected from vessels navigating the Strait of Hormuz, turning a strategic chokepoint into a revenue source for compensation. He quoted, “These assets belong to Iranian people,” and warned that without sovereign respect, future agreements could be broken, leaving Iran vulnerable to repeated attacks. The professor cited past U.S. agreements that were later abandoned as evidence of a pattern. If Iran successfully leverages Hormuz fees or secures asset releases, it could alleviate pressure on its battered economy and shift regional power dynamics. Conversely, continued sanctions risk escalating geopolitical tensions and disrupting global oil flows, underscoring the broader stakes for international markets.
Live View of the Hungarian Parliament as the Country Votes in a Parliamentary Election
A live broadcast captured the Hungarian Parliament as citizens cast ballots in the nation’s parliamentary election. The vote will decide the makeup of the 199‑seat National Assembly, where Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz party has held power for a decade....
Live: Immersed in Dujuan Lake Scenic Area in Changshun, Guizhou
Dujuan Lake in Dujuan Lake Village, Guangshun Town, Changshun County, Guizhou, has been a nationally recognized AAA‑level scenic spot since 2007. The lake is celebrated for its azalea‑lined shores, clear blue waters and surrounding lush vegetation, offering boat rides and...
#Marandi on Iran-US Ceasefire: Iran Stays on Guard
The video outlines Iran’s firm stance following a tentative cease‑fire, emphasizing that Tehran will not cooperate with the United States on managing the strategic Strait of Hormuz and will maintain its nuclear enrichment program as a matter of sovereignty. Iran...
Artemis II Crew Expected to Return to Earth
NASA’s Artemis II crew aboard the Orion spacecraft Integrity is preparing to return to Earth, with splashdown targeted in roughly 12 hours off the coast of San Diego after about nine days in flight. Mission Control in Houston reports the...
Healing Through Music
The video explores how music functions as a therapeutic tool, following singer‑songwriter Andy Tubman on his China tour. Starting as a music therapist in a psychiatric hospital, Tubman discovered that composing and performing could bridge the gap between clinical care...
Live Ship Tracking Map Showing the Strait of Hormuz
CGTN has launched a live ship‑tracking map that visualizes real‑time vessel movements through the Strait of Hormuz. The map shows commercial and military ships, highlighting congestion and potential chokepoint risks. The video is hosted on CGTN’s YouTube channel and the...
We Talk: Indonesians on New Law Banning Social Media Access for Children Under 16
The video discusses Indonesia’s newly proposed law that would prohibit children under 16 from accessing social‑media platforms. Participants describe the measure as a government effort to protect youth from inappropriate content and to align online exposure with age‑appropriate standards. Interviewees...
Live: Artemis II Update: En Route to the Moon as Lunar Flyby Approaches
NASA’s Artemis II mission entered its fourth day as the Orion spacecraft continued its deep‑space trek toward the Moon. The crew—Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen—spent the day finalizing procedures for the upcoming lunar flyby scheduled for Monday,...
US-Israeli Strikes on Iran Hit Major Tehran University
On April 3, a coordinated US‑Israeli airstrike hit Tehran’s Shahid Beheshti University, one of Iran’s oldest and most prestigious institutions, marking the first known attack on a civilian campus in the current escalation. Witnesses reported that the university’s laser and plasma...
Live: Development on Middle East Conflict Following US President Donald Trump's Speech
U.S. President Donald Trump declared the United States is "winning" a swift, decisive war against Iran, claiming overwhelming victories. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei responded by reaffirming the closure of the Strait of Hormuz as a legitimate countermeasure and hinted...
Live: Latest Updates on US-Israel War on Iran
President Donald Trump announced that the United States will conclude its military strikes against Iran within the next two to three weeks. Earlier in the week he warned he would "obliterate" Iranian energy facilities if a deal was not reached,...
Protesters in Japan Condemn Missile Deployment at Camp Fuji #worldnow
The video captures a street protest in Shizuoka prefecture where locals denounce the recent deployment of cruise missiles at the U.S. Army’s Camp Fuji. Demonstrators chant slogans demanding the removal of the weapons and invoke Japan’s pacifist constitution as the...
Aftermath at the Debris Impact Site After a Missile Strike in Israel
The video shows on‑the‑ground response after a missile strike hit a residential area in Israel, focusing on the debris field and the immediate medical and security operations. Emergency teams arrived within minutes, triaging roughly a dozen civilians with minor injuries while...
Live Views of NASA's Artemis II From Kennedy Space Center
NASA has opened live video feeds of the Artemis II crewed lunar test flight from Kennedy Space Center, allowing the public to watch the launch and early flight phases in real time. The streams are hosted on NASA’s official channels and...
