An economist in Tehran says members of President Masoud Pezeshkian's economic team are not on the same page, as the government must deal with a massive economic crisis gripping the country since 2019.
A suspicious incident in one of the facilities of Iran's Revolutionary Guard in the central province of Isfahan has left multiple casualties, according to an official statement by the IRGC.
Femicide and honor killings remain a reality in Iran, where patriarchal laws continue to claim the lives of innocent women. The latest case to emerge is the murder of 17-year-old Mobina Zeynivand, a young girl from Ilam province in western Iran.
Iran-based hackers supporting the Islamic Republic continue to enable ransomware attacks against organizations in the US, Azerbaijan Republic, Israel, and the UAE, US intelligence services warned.
A lecturer purged in the wake of the Woman, Life, Freedom protests has confirmed that he has been allowed to return to work, sparking hopes that tens of others who suffered the same fate may also be reinstated.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has directed the minister of health to intensify efforts to remove obstacles to population growth, which will infringe on women's personal freedoms and health.
Chinese customs data reveals that in July, Malaysia exported 1.53 million barrels of oil per day (mb/d) to China, a figure that has increased 12-fold since July 2018, when the United States began imposing sanctions on Iran.
Former Iranian foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif's mid-August resignation as an aide to Iran's president was short-lived—he’s already back, proving that political exits can be as brief as a tweet.
Iran’s exiled Queen, Farah Pahlavi, and her son, Prince Reza Pahlavi, will be honored as recipients of the Architect of Peace Award, the Richard Nixon Foundation has announced.
Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei told Iran's new government there is "no barrier" to engaging with the "enemy" on the nuclear issue. While Western media framed this as 'opening the door' to talks, some Iran watchers remain skeptical.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has criticized the lack of logic in importing gasoline at high market prices only to sell it domestically at much lower, heavily subsidized rates.
The Iranian ambassador to Austria, Abbas Bagherpour Ardekani, has ignited a political firestorm with a social media post that has drawn condemnation and calls for diplomatic response.
The US military has published a rare warning ad on the dating app Tinder, highlighting its readiness to counter threats by Iran and Hezbollah to attack Israel in retaliation for the killing of senior 'Resistance Front' leaders.
A 21-year-old man, Amirreza Ajam Akrami, was publicly executed in Shahroud, northern Iran, on Monday, according to the Oslo-based Iran Human Rights (IHR) organization. This execution marks the first public hanging in Iran in 2024.
As labor protests in Iran gain momentum, oil and gas workers have joined the movement, underscoring the deepening concerns over economic and working conditions across the country.
In his characteristic ambiguous style, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei hinted at a willingness to "cooperate" with the West while warning the government about the dangers of placing trust in them.
As Iran's government claims to be deporting more Afghan migrants, new details have emerged about a plan to charge large sums from those trying to remain in the country.
Israel and Hezbollah have stepped back from a regional war—for now. While daily rocket barrages persist along the Israel-Lebanon border, no clear winners have emerged, and the situation remains fragile and uncertain.
North Korea has unveiled a new ‘suicide’ drone that bears a striking resemblance to notorious Iranian drones “Shahed” which Russia have been using to attack Ukraine.
Iran will support any ceasefire deal agreed by Hamas, the country’s foreign minister told his Qatari counterpart Monday, as diplomatic efforts to free the hostages and bring an end to the Israeli onslaught on Gaza continue without tangible progress.
Nigerian police reported a deadly attack in the capital, Abuja, on Sunday, where two officers were killed and three others left unconscious following an assault by the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN), a Shia group with strong ties to Iran.