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Iran’s Defense Minister Mohammad-Reza Ashtiani rejected as “irrational” a US plan to launch a multinational naval coalition to guarantee maritime safety in the Red Sea.

Iran's exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi has spoken of his fear for political prisoner Zohreh Sarv after her reported attempted suicide.

Abram Paley, the US Deputy Special Envoy to Iran, refused to answer a Congressional hearing Wednesday why his predecessor, Robert Malley, has been suspended.

A US official revealed on Wednesday that Iran has used some of the money held in Oman, which the Biden administration unblocked in November under a sanction’s waiver.

The Iranian parliament has rejected the outlines of next year’s budget bill, a symbolic move as the administration has no way to balance the estimated deficit.

Scrutiny and calls for answers surround one of the largest corruption cases in the Islamic Republic, involving $3.5 billion of foreign currency and many officials.

Many Iranians are unable to afford the bread they need amid the ongoing economic crisis, Tehran’s economy minister has admitted.

On Tuesday, the Iranian Parliament dealt a significant blow to President Ebrahim Raisi by rejecting the budget bill he had previously presented.

A senior Iranian official has said it is a “duty” to help the people of Gaza, and warned otherwise Iran may face a threat within its borders from Israel.

Yemen’s Houthis fired two missiles that missed a commercial tanker carrying jet fuel and headed for the Suez Canal, Associated Press quoted a US official as saying.

Yemen’s Houthis fired two missiles that missed a tanker carrying jet fuel and headed to the Suez Canal, a US official was quoted as saying by the Associated Press.

An EU parliamentarian has celebrated the award of the Sakharov Prize to Mahsa Amini but warned “actions must follow our words” in support of human rights in Iran.

A man convicted for the murder of an aide to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has been executed in Iran.

Iran has quadrupled its oil revenue since President Joe Biden took office, helping the regime better fund its malign activities, a Congressional hearing was told on Tuesday.

A leading scientist has resigned from his post at an Iran university after being interrogated for voicing support for protesting students.

A former Iranian official, implicated in smuggling 2.4 tons of gold, returned from Canada where many individuals linked to the Islamic government have found refuge.

The majority of Iran’s people are unhappy with the regime’s “costly” hostility to the West, according to a former president of the Islamic Republic.

Iran's foreign ministry says there is “sufficient evidence” for the charge of espionage brought against a Swedish EU diplomat whose trial began in Tehran Saturday.

A dental surgeon in Iran who refused to wear hijab at an honorary ceremony has been expelled from her medical university.

The fall in mosque attendance in Iran is now “highly alarming”, according to a senior government minister.

The scale of the latest financial corruption case in Iran has been so huge that officials and media see no harm in revealing and discussing previous cases.