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The Mayor of Tehran revealed that significant agreements for investment and construction projects have been reached with Chinese entities following his recent trip to China.

The United States did not even fire a shot at Iran, the deputy commander of the IRGC said Sunday, after Washington launched air strikes at Iran-linked military targets in Iraq and Syria on Friday.

Several members of US Congress on Sunday slammed President Joe Biden for his failure to directly confront Iran even after its proxies killed three American soldiers in Jordan.

The Fajr Film Festival, once the Islamic Republic's most prominent annual cultural event, has caused embarrassment for the regime, its officials, and supporters this year.

An administrative court has upheld the decision to expel Mohammad Saeidi Abou-Es’haqi, an Iranian teacher activist, from his position, amid sustained action to punish dissidents.

Despite ongoing US strikes against Iran-backed militias in Iraq and Syria, no Iranian personnel have been reported killed thus far, according to The Wall Street Journal.

To get in line with US measures to crack down on currency smuggling to Iran, Iraq has banned eight local commercial banks from engaging in US dollar transactions.

The Iranian ministry of health ministry has revoked the licenses of 100 ailing hospitals and put 250 more on probation amid patient safety concerns.

Iran's modern public education system, established in the 1930s as one of the first in the Middle East, is increasingly falling under clerical control while suffering from a lack of investments.

The United States will conduct more strikes against Iran's proxy militias after three countries were targeted in two days as the US vows to crack down on Iranian attacks on US facilities in the region.

Iranian government is banned from the Munich Security Conference for the second year in a row as Tehran’s relation with the West reaches a breaking point.

A Canadian-Iranian lawmaker has called for an inquiry about Tehran’s potential interference in the country’s elections as was seen in the 2020 US presidential vote.

Families of the victims of Flight PS752 protested the visit of the deputy United Nations human rights commissioner to Iran outside the UN's Tehran offices on Saturday.

Israel has conducted airstrikes on more than 50 Hezbollah targets in Syria and 3,400 in Lebanon since the onset of the Gaza war, which sparked a regional offensive by Iran's proxies in allegiance with Hamas.

The Iranian diaspora led demonstrations in the world's capital cities this weekend in a bid to protest the killing spree in Iran which is executing dissidents at record rates.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard had no presence in the military bases bombed by the United States, an IRGC general and a member of the Iranian parliament reiterated on Sunday.

Iran’s recently stated plan to build four more nuclear power reactors has raised questions about its feasibility as the country wrestles with economic crisis and isolation.

Amidst restrictions barring many Iranians and artists abroad from entering Iran, an American adult film actress has ignited controversy by sharing photos of her journey to Iran.

Low social media interest in the March 1 Iranian elections, along with recent polling data, confirm the prevailing sentiment of significant voter apathy among a disillusioned electorate.

The chairman of Iran’s Transportation and Logistics Federation has raised concerns that European countries refuse to issue visas for Iranian drivers of transit trucks.

The Ukrainian air force announced on Saturday its successful interception of nine out of 14 Iran-made drones launched by Russia across southern and central regions overnight.