US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are likely to step up pressure on Iran as tensions over its nuclear program comes to a head, Republican senators told Iran International on Tuesday.
Iran’s foreign minister called on the militant groups it backs in the Middle East to rebuild, in a sign Tehran may be determined to restore regional military influence eroded by Israel in a 15-month conflict.
The FBI has announced a $25m reward in the manhunt for two Iranian intelligence officers believed to be responsible for the nearly 18-year disappearance of retired FBI Special Agent Robert Levinson.
Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council has suggested that negotiations with those deemed infidels are possible, but only under the guiding principle of resistance against the demands of adversaries through non-violent means.
UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Iran, Mai Sato, has raised alarm over the persecution of Christians in the country, calling it a matter of serious concern that requires immediate attention.
Iran’s judiciary announced that two female spectators have been arrested during a football match at Tehran's Azadi Stadium as the government's push to ban women from games continues.
Within the span of 24 hours, confusion has emerged in Iran over who is leading any potential nuclear negotiations, even as the president and senior officials press for talks with Washington.
Iran’s judiciary has filed a legal case against filmmaker Marzieh Boroumand and actor Reza Babak for shaking hands on stage at the state-run Fajr Film Festival, breaking the country's strict Islamic laws.
Shopkeepers in southern Tehran went on strike on Tuesday protesting runaway inflation and the rial’s steep devaluation, according to videos received by Iran International.
Israel has denied a Channel 12 report claiming the Prime Minister is seeking US President Donald Trump’s support for a military strike on Iran’s nuclear sites and normalization with Saudi Arabia before advancing the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire.
A prominent conservative commentator in Iran says that Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's implicit remark about "making a deal" with the United States signals a shift in approach as Tehran faces growing challenges.
Senator Chris Van Hollen called new government efficiency czar Elon Musk's bid to shut down the US international development organization USAID a gift to adversaries including Iran.
The United States is convinced that a secret team of scientists in Iran is exploring a faster way to develop a nuclear weapon - within months - should Tehran decide to build one, The New York Times reported on Monday.
Iranian security forces are torturing a former political prisoner in a bid to extract a confession that he provided a gun used in the assassinations of two senior judges last month, a source familiar with the matter told Iran International.
The Swedish government has accused Tehran of using a Shi'ite Muslim mosque in Stockholm to spy on Sweden and the Iranian diaspora there.
The Islamic Republic has long ruled out developing nuclear weapons, a top political advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei said, in dovish remarks pointing to a potential openness to reviving talks with the United States.
The costs of Iran’s nuclear program are negligible compared to the achievement of gaining nuclear technology despite sanctions, the country’s atomic energy chief said on Sunday.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said on Monday that certain economic difficulties are beyond governmental control, stressing the need to be transparent with citizens regarding such limitations.
The IRGC-linked Fars News on Monday urged authorities to shut down pet supply stores, calling for a halt to the expansion of shops selling clothing and accessories for pets, including dogs and cats.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) commander-in-chief said that the force’s missile systems "can hit any enemy target in the region and overcome enemy anti-missiles" as the country rebuilds its defences after Israel's October aerial barrage.
A former British soldier who escaped from custody while facing charges of gathering sensitive information for individuals linked to Iran’s IRGC was sentenced to 14 years and three months in prison at Woolwich Crown Court in London on Monday.