Iran officially declared on Monday an end to its "indirect" negotiations with the United States, which were seemingly aimed at lifting US sanctions and restraining Israel from pursuing the defeat of Hamas and Hezbollah.
More than 7,000 tuberculosis cases were reported across Iran last year, according to the Ministry of Health, with the highest concentrations in the provinces of Sistan-Baluchistan in the southeast and Golestan in the northeast.
Amid rising tensions with Israel, Iran has stated it sees no reason to continue indirect talks with the US at this time, citing the escalating Middle East crisis as a major obstacle to renewed negotiations.
A report by the Statistical Center of Iran reveals that the provinces of Kermanshah and Isfahan are facing the most economic challenges, topping the nation’s Misery Index. after five years of high inflation.
The European Union has imposed new sanctions on Iran, targeting its national flag carrier Iran Air and other entities, in response to Tehran's supply of missiles and drones to Russia.
A fire that broke out in the Shadabad iron market in Tehran on Saturday and left four people killed and seven others injured was allegedly at a location linked to Iran’s nuclear industry, according to Israeli intelligence research center Intelli Times.
Iran's intelligence services are facing internal and external criticism amid accusations of failures to confront Israel's security threats and allegations of espionage.
Prominent reformist journalist and social researcher Abbas Abdi has issued a stark warning about Iran's education crisis, cautioning that it could have a profound impact on the nation's development.
The Israeli military confirmed early Monday that four Israeli soldiers were killed in a Hezbollah drone attack which, according to the Iran-backed Lebanese group, targeted a Golani Brigade camp in Binyamina in northern Israel.
Iran's oil loadings plummeted nearly 70% in the first ten days of October, as its tanker fleet dispersed in anticipation of potential Israeli strikes, which may target the country's oil terminals.
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson on Sunday called on the European Union to designate Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization.
A US air defense battery will be stationed in Israel to bolster air defense against Iran's potential ballistic missiles, the Pentagon confirmed on Sunday, amid preparations for a possible Iranian response to a highly-anticipated Israeli retaliatory attack.
Damage to private property from Iran’s October 1 missile barrage on Israel amounted to $40 million to $53 million, figures provided by Israel’s tax authority reveal, making it the costliest since the beginning of war a year ago.
Eight people accused of theft in Tehran have been issued indictments recommending hand amputations as the country continues the punishment banned under international law.
Amid the escalating conflict in Lebanon, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized in a speech on Sunday that Israel's battle is not with the Lebanese people, but with Iran.
NBC reported that US officials believe Israel has focused its potential retaliation for Iran's recent ballistic missile barrage on military and energy infrastructure targets.
The French Trade Union Collective, a coalition of five major labor unions in France, issued a statement blaming the negligence of authorities for last month’s deadly coal mine explosion in Iran, which killed at least 52 workers.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has denied that Tehran supplied ballistic missiles to Russia, pushing back against accusations as the European Union prepares to impose sanctions.
A controversial politician popular with ultra-hardliner youth has sparked social media controversy by claiming Iran’s Leader wants him to continue in his path “with determination”.
During his speech at the University of Tehran on Saturday, President Masoud Pezeshkian was repeatedly interrupted by protesters. Despite earlier promises, he avoided addressing the dismissal of students and professors involved in protests.
Iran had been informed about Hamas's plan to launch the October 7 attack on Israel at least since July 2023 and even welcomed it, secret documents seen by The New York Times reveal, contradicting previous claims by Iranian authorities that Tehran was not aware of the plan.