A new public opinion poll suggests conflicted Iranian attitudes toward foreign policy, with a majority blaming it for domestic economic woes but approving of the country’s military role in the Middle East.
Israeli jets completed air strikes on military and missile sites in Iran in the early morning hours of Saturday which it described as retaliation for an October 1 Iranian ballistic missile attack on Israel.
The United States assured Saudi Arabia it is prepared to help defend the kingdom against any attack from Iran or its regional allies as oil-producing Arab states fear being drawn into a war between Iran and Israel, Bloomberg reported on Friday.
The Friday Prayer Imam of Kazeroun in southern Iran was shot dead on Friday, Iran’s official IRNA News reported, in the latest murder to unseat the provincial town's top cleric since the dawn of the Islamic Republic.
Friday Prayers leaders who are the voice of Iran's theocratic system expressed defiance and pledged a forceful response to a looming Israeli military response to Iran's October 1 missile barrage against the Jewish state.
The sons of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei visited the Hamas office in Tehran on Friday, extending condolences for the death of Yahya Sinwar, according to the Supreme Leader's official website.
Following a protest by a vigilante group on Wednesday opposing calls to lift internet restrictions, a prominent politician has gained support by calling for the right to free assembly for internet freedom advocates.
Tehran, a city of contrasts, where the glow of high-rises hides the struggles of those who keep it moving. For many internet taxi drivers from distant provinces, driving through Tehran’s jammed streets isn’t just a job—it’s a desperate bid for survival.
The accused Iranian hacking group who intercepted Republican US presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign emails have finally found some success in getting their stolen material published after initially failing to interest the mainstream media.
Islamic radical conservatism in Iran, dominant in government for the past two decades, has revealed its dangers through "purification" efforts, an adventurous foreign policy, erosion of the middle class, and the weakening of the private sector.
Iran is imploring citizens to mine mostly empty pockets for Lebanon despite five years of 40% annual inflation and a spiraling currency crisis as Hezbollah militants backed by the Islamic Republic take heavy blows from archenemy Israel.
A group of 22 female inmates at Evin Prison have issued a plea for the immediate medical care of their fellow inmate, renowned human rights activist Narges Mohammadi.
The commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards Hossein Salami ramped up his rhetoric against Israel on Thursday, hinting at the possibility of a ground operation just as Israel appears poised to launch a strike on Iran.
Israel carried out deadly air strikes on targets in Damascus and a military site near the western city of Homs early on Thursday, Syrian state media reported, and further bombarded Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon.
A police source in Colombo told Iran International that an assassination plot targeting Israelis in Sri Lanka, linked to the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict, has been foiled, and Israeli citizens are now under special protection.
The latest Microsoft Threat Analysis Center (MTAC) research related to the US elections released Wednesday says Iran is gearing up for additional influence operations.
Dozens of protesters, organized by a vigilante group, gathered in Tehran on Wednesday, chanting in opposition to President Masoud Pezeshkian's remarks and the growing calls for lifting internet filtering.
A dissident cleric and former academic, once a popular figure on Iran’s state television, now asserts that the ruling clerics no longer represent the voice of the people.
Details of the Iranian government’s budget bill for next year show that more than half of the state’s total revenues from oil and gas exports will be allocated to the country's Armed Forces.
As fatalities from methanol-laced alcohol continue under the Islamic Republic's prohibition, several experts are casting doubt on the Iranian authorities' narrative that these deaths are merely isolated incidents.
Mohammad Eslami, head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization, warned Israel that Iran is prepared for retaliation following Tehran's aerial barrage, while Israel's defense minister said that the upcoming strike would demonstrate Israel's might to the Islamic Republic.