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Iran's hardline newspaper Kayhan, has warned that Johan Floderus, a Swedish man currently held in Iran, would receive "significant and regrettable convictions".

Danish shipping company Maersk has announced its decision to resume shipping operations in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden amid growing maritime tensions.

Reactions in Tehran to Moscow's support for Arab claims over three Iranian islands continue, with a lawmaker suggesting that Russia prefers Iran to remain isolated in the world.

The Supreme Court of Iran has officially confirmed the death sentence for Mojahed Kourkour, a protester detained during the Women, Life, Freedom protests.

The employees of Iran's National Steel Industrial Group in Ahvaz continued their strike for a second day after 21 employees were banned from working.

The ministry of education in Iran has announced the appointment of 3,000 male and female seminary students as teachers amidst a purge of the country's schools.

Iran's Police closed down one of the country’s leading bookstores in Tehran on Friday for allowing women without “proper” Hijab to participate in a cultural event.

Political figures and activists continue to fight the threat of execution facing Reza Rasaei, a detainee involved in last year's nationwide protests in Iran.

Ashkan Balouch (Baluch), a kickboxing athlete detained during Iran’s 2022 protests, has reportedly died under mysterious circumstances.

The Iranian government has finally delivered housing units as part of the Mehr Housing initiative to owners who have endured a 13-year wait.

Approximately 184,000 marriages involving girls under the age of 15 were registered in Iran between 2017 and 2022 as girls dropped out of school at increasing rates.

Russia's support for the United Arab Emirates in its dispute with Iran over the ownership of three Persian Gulf islands has turned into a controversy in Tehran.

Iran's Naval Forces introduced new cruise missiles on Sunday shortly after the US military blamed Iran for a drone attack on a vessel in the Indian Ocean.

Yemen's Houthi Supreme Political Council has warned the US and Israel that they will face an "unpredicted" response if a direct attack is launched against them.

The UK foreign secretary summoned Iran's chargé d’affaires Friday, warning that Iran's "malign" activities will not be tolerated on UK soil or in the Middle East.

In a major development, the Pentagon said that the kamikaze drone which struck an oil tanker in the Indian Ocean early Saturday was launched directly from Iran.

The CEO of the Association for the Support of Children has raised alarm over the deteriorating conditions for working children in Iran.

Insisting that there would be “dictatorship” in the absence of elections, Iran's Supreme Leader Saturday urged Iranians to vote in the March parliamentary elections.

In a recent disclosure, a member of the Iranian parliament, has revealed that the upcoming year's budget includes approval for a potential increase in energy prices.

As Iran grapples with a severe lack of foreign investment, its Arab neighbors are increasingly channeling funds into Iran's northern regions, boosting trade turnover.

Pursuing their demands for better work condition, employees of Iran's National Steel Industrial Group rallied and initiated a strike on Saturday in Ahvaz.