Ebrahim Raisi, effectively appointed by Iran’s Supreme Leader as president in June 2021, was killed in a helicopter crash on May 19, exactly 63 years and five months after his birth in northeastern Iran.
Iranians around the world are celebrating the disappearance and possible death of Iran President Ebrahim Raisi's after the helicopter carrying him and his foreign minister crashed on Sunday.
Reaction is pouring in from around the world, after reports of a helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi crashing near Iran’s border with Azerbaijan.
Iranian singer Amir-Hossein Maghsoudlou, known by his stage name Tataloo, has been handed multiple prison sentences after being extradited from Turkey.
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi’s helicopter was reported missing earlier today amid dense fog, sparking a search and rescue operation that has extended into the night.
Recent data released by Speedtest for April reveals a decline in Iran's mobile internet speed amid deteriorating internet access under the Ebrahim Raisi government.
Iran's economic crisis is forcing a significant number of Iranian pilots to leave their jobs and seek better opportunities abroad.
Iranian police arrested over 260 people at an underground music festival this weekend, branding the event a “satanist gathering”.
A reformist politician in Tehran has harshly criticized the electoral system in the Islamic Republic, which is based on a biased vetting of the candidates favoring hardliner politicians.
Mount Taftan, an active stratovolcano located in Iran’s Sistan-Baluchestan province, has shown increased volcanic activity with visible smoke and ash emissions from its crater.
The spokesman for Iran’s Revolutionary Guards dismissed the exodus of doctors as "enemy pretexts for psychological operations" against Iran in a bid to downplay the crisis.
The Iranian mission to the United Nations confirmed that indirect talks between the US and Iran in Oman are an "ongoing process."
US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met in Dhahran to discuss a range of issues, including normalization of ties with Israel.
In recent events at Princeton University, a stark contrast emerged between the peaceful protest by a group of Iranians—who have personally suffered under the brutality of the Islamic ruling system—and a sit-in by some US students.
Syria's signature on the Arab League Summit declaration in Bahrain, which included the UAE's claim over three Iranian islands, has sparked a backlash in Iranian media, with one commentator calling it a "stab in the back."
President Ebrahim Raisi's recent remarks describing Iran's abortion statistics as "alarming," have sparked accusations of hypocrisy.
If Joe Biden is reelected as US President in November, there is a “heightened possibility of considerable military pressure on Iran,” warned Washington Institute executive director Robert Satloff.
The death toll in Iran's northeastern Khorasan Razavi province has reached 12, as floods sweep through the region, exacerbated by government mismanagement and flawed urban planning.
Iran has re-authorized the import of previously banned “luxury” goods including sunglasses, musical instruments, and ski equipment.
The deputy commander of Iran's paramilitary Basij, Ghasem Ghoreyshi, boasted about Iran's transformation from an arms importer to an exporter.
Iran’s Interior Minister announced plans to divide the Sistan-Baluchestan province, one of Iran’s largest, into several smaller regions with threats to relocate millions of the predominantly Sunni minority population.