Iran did not include mobile launchers with the close-range ballistic missiles that Washington last week accused Tehran of delivering to Russia for use against Ukraine, Reuters reported on Saturday citing three sources with knowledge of the matter.
In the wake of the "Woman, Life, Freedom" uprising's anniversary, grieving families across Iran, in the face of heightened security, have gathered in cities nationwide, quietly holding private memorials to honor their lost loved ones.
Amid heightened Israeli pressure on Hezbollah, Iran’s key proxy in the region, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei adopted a notably measured tone in his Saturday speech, emphasizing the importance of soft power.
The “temporary” removal of an anchor of Iran’s Ofogh TV for threatening the Republic of Azerbaijan with annexation has sparked nationalistic debates and heated disputes among Iranian netizens.
Iran will continue to oppose US and Western "unilateralism," Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated upon his arrival in New York for the UN General Assembly. He also strongly condemned Israel’s recent attacks against Hezbollah.
Several organizations in Iran's power industry warn of a 26,000 MW electricity deficit next summer, exceeding 30% of peak demand, compounded by natural gas shortages affecting both industries and households.
The exiled son of Iran's Shah ousted in the 1979 Islamic revolution warned against agreements with the theocratic government that replaced his father's rule or its armed Islamist allies, citing Tehran's rights abuses and role in conflicts throughout the region.
Once the largest saltwater lake in the Middle East, Lake Urmia has again dried up completely after briefly refilling earlier this spring.
Israel said an air strike it launched in south Beirut on Friday killed top Hezbollah commanders in a meeting of the Iran-aligned group's elite Radwan unit, escalating a week of devastating attacks in Lebanon.
Several journalists and political activists in Iran have alleged to a local newspaper that their SIM cards have been blocked and deactivated by order of security agencies in recent months.
A Taliban official has apologized after refusing to stand for Iran’s national anthem during the opening of an international Islamic conference in Tehran, attended by Iran’s president.
Reports from Iran reveal growing class divides and declining trust in the new government's foreign policy. Meanwhile, a leading economist criticizes the government for straying from constitutional principles and abandoning rational policymaking.
The deadly explosions involving thousands of electronic devices used by Hezbollah members, along with the serious injury of the Iranian envoy in Beirut, has triggered heightened security concerns in Iran.
Authorities in Iran ordered the closure of a shelter for child labourers outside the capital Tehran and arrested staff months after the spread of a video online appearing to show the abuse of a child there.
Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah and Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Commander Hossein Salami vowed revenge against Israel on Thursday after two days of blasts targeting fighters from the Lebanese group killed at least 37 people and wounded around 3,000.
As Iran’s president attends the UN General Assembly, speculation rises about potential encounters with US officials. The key question is: what do Tehran and Washington want from each other?
Online activity by the two American adversaries is showing that Iran is opposing Donald Trump and Russia Kamala Harris, Microsoft’s president Brad Smith told a Senate intelligence hearing on Wednesday.
Two political prisoners held in Tehran's Evin Prison have been sentenced to death as Iran's execution rates continue to soar in the wake of the 2022 uprising.
Iranians have reacted to the treatment of several Hezbollah members whose eyes were injured in explosions in Lebanon while Iran's security forces blinded hundreds of protesters during the crackdown on 2022 protests.
Iranian media and experts have criticized President Masoud Pezeshkian for proposing the relocation of the capital to the south, especially given the country's dire economic conditions.
Iranian hackers tried to pass information stolen from former President Donald Trump's campaign to President Joe Biden's team earlier in the US election, a joint statement by top US security agencies said on Wednesday.