The family of Arezou Badri, a 31-year-old woman shot by Iran’s police on July 22 for allegedly violating mandatory hijab laws, is under intense government pressure to withdraw their complaint.
The US Justice Department has indicted a 68-year-old Iranian-American for the illegal export of US-manufactured aircraft components, including military-grade parts, to Iran.
As Iran's economic situation continues to deteriorate and the rial loses value, citizens have increasingly turned to purchasing gold, foreign currency, and moving capital out of the country.
Remarks by media commentators and key Iranian lawmakers indicate that parliamentary opposition is focused primarily on four of the ministers proposed by Iran’s new president Masoud Pezeshkian.
Amid widespread criticism from the media and public regarding the composition of his cabinet, President Masoud Pezeshkian has urged the nation to withhold judgment and evaluate the cabinet based on its future performance.
Among Iran's new president's 19 proposed cabinet ministers, Sattar Hashemi stands out, seemingly aligning with Pezeshkian’s promise of young, expert faces.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei condemned "enemy psychological warfare" aimed at forcing the country to reconsider retaliation against Israel in the wake of the killing of the Hamas political leader in Tehran.
Iran's foreign minister-designate has dismissed the 2015 JCPOA nuclear deal as irreparable, advocating instead for a strategy that blends military force with diplomacy, according to an Iranian MP.
Iran's delayed retaliation to the assassination of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran last month has seen the government become the center of dark humor while the psychological warfare plays out.
Iran-backed militia forces launched their second attack in a week on US targets in Syria on Tuesday, as ceasefire talks for Gaza approach on Thursday.
While some politicians and activists in Iran hoped the new President would tackle gender discrimination by appointing women to top political positions, women's rights advocates remain skeptical and see the issue from a different perspective.
Iran is intensifying efforts on its secretive nuclear weapons program, bringing the country closer than ever to developing a nuclear bomb—a threat that has loomed for over two decades, according to exclusive information obtained by Iran International.
A Gaza ceasefire can prevent Iran's potential retaliation against Israel for the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, the US president said Tuesday, confirming an earlier report by Reuters which cited three Iranian officials.
Iran is offering bounties to combat illegal cryptocurrency mining activities which officials say are seriously disrupting the country's electricity network amid severe power shortages crippling the country's industrial production.
Iran has branded warnings from France, Britain, and Germany against attacking Israel as "illogical and excessive," asserting that it “doesn't need permission to retaliate" for the killing of Hamas's Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran.
Amid Iran's denials of aiding Russia with missile supplies for its war in Ukraine, Iranian officials boasted of their "latest achievements” in the defense sector during a three-day military exhibition in Moscow.
Israel's foreign minister has warned that Iran is attempting to open a new Eastern front in its proxy war against the Jewish state, with the IRGC's support, targeting Jordan and the West Bank.
Even President Masoud Pezeshkian's supporters criticize his cabinet choice, knowing key ministers, including Foreign, Intelligence and Defense Ministers were selected by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
Israelis are bracing for Iran’s retaliatory attack as various sources, including US intelligence, say a coordinated operation by Iran and its allied armed groups looks “increasingly likely” in the next few days.
The White House regularly hosted Ariane Tabatabai, a senior Pentagon official with close ties to Iran, even after it was revealed that she had been at the heart of an Iranian influence network, advocating for Tehran and its agendas.
Abbas Araghchi, the 61-year-old diplomat nominated as Iran's foreign minister, declared during a parliamentary commission session that his outlook on global affairs has remained unchanged since his time in the IRGC.