Banners featuring the heated Oval Office exchange between US president and his Ukrainian counterpart have appeared across Tehran, echoing Iran's Supreme Leader’s criticism of Ukraine’s reliance on the United States.
Iran's establishment daily called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s showdown with US President Donald Trump a victory and an example of talking but not conceding to Washington.
The Iranian president told parliament on Sunday that he initially supported negotiations with the United States but deferred to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s position against engaging in talks.
The Israeli ambassador to the US, Yechiel Leiter, warned that Iran is rapidly advancing its nuclear program while refusing to cooperate with the nuclear watchdog, arguing that diplomatic efforts to contain Tehran have failed.
Citizens across Iran told Iran International that they are struggling to afford even the most basic necessities as Nowruz (Norouz), the new Iranian year, approaches on March 20.
Iran's deputy foreign minister called for unity among Muslim nations in response to what he called Israeli destabilizing actions and provocations in the region, Iranian state media reported.
Two members of the IRGC's Basij paramilitary forces were assassinated on Saturday in Iran's restive Sistan-Baluchestan province, the Quds Base of the IRGC Ground Forces announced.
Shortly after the Oval Office blowout between the presidents of Ukraine and the United States, the office of Iran's Supreme Leader reposted his 2022 criticism of Ukrainians' reliance on Washington.
Iranian hardliners claim that Friday’s controversial meeting between the US and Ukrainian presidents validates Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s opposition to negotiations with the United States.
A Tehran-based pro-reform newspaper called on president to take concrete steps toward negotiations with the United States, arguing that rhetoric alone will not resolve Iran’s economic crisis.
The lawyer for the son of a key figure in Iran’s ruling elite says they have filed a lawsuit against Bloomberg over a report alleging his involvement in Iranian oil trade linked to Russia and global energy markets.
The Berlinale has joined the International Coalition for Filmmakers at Risk (ICFR), urging Iran to drop charges against filmmakers Maryam Moghadam and Behtash Sanaeeha, who face court on Saturday.
Lebanon will ask Saudi Arabia to resume a $3 billion aid package to the Lebanese army which was halted in 2016 after Beirut failed to condemn attacks on the Kingdom's diplomatic missions in Tehran, Lebanon's president said on Friday.
Iranian authorities have jailed musician Khosrow Azarbeyg for criticizing Tehran’s financial support for Hezbollah and former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, he said in an audio recording from prison.
To understand why a peaceful resolution between Israel and Palestine remains so elusive, author and foreign correspondent Yardena Schwartz told Eye for Iran, one must first recognize that the conflict extends far beyond the two peoples.
Iranian authorities hanged a man from a bridge on Thursday in the northeastern city of Esfarayen, a human rights organization reported, in the country’s first public execution of the year.
Tehran is open to talks with Washington but will not be bullied into them, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has said, sounding a positive note on negotiations even after the country's Supreme Leader rejected the idea this month.
While a senior adviser to Iran's Supreme Leader rejected talks with the United States and urged Iranians to exercise "maximum patience" in response to US "maximum pressure," others called for restraint and diplomacy.
Iranian female singer Hiva Seyfizadeh was arrested during a live performance in Tehran on Thursday night after security forces raided the venue, whose audience included both men and women in defiance of the theocracy's gender-mixing laws.
Iran has welcomed the call for the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) to lay down its arms, viewing it as a significant step toward ending violence and promoting regional security.
Iran has paid a heavy price to maintain its influence in Iraq and Syria, yet its gains have been minimal compared to the costs, Turkey’s Foreign Minister said in an interview with Al Jazeera on Wednesday.