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NATO allies expressed serious concern over Iran's "malicious activities" within their territory and called on Tehran to stop its military support to Russia, including the supply of drones.

Iran’s electricity usage has broken a record to hit 72,500 megawatts – increasing strain on power grids that were already struggling to meet demand.

Suspicions of leaked classified information are reaching crisis point as an Iranian media outlet reveals more details about the investigation of US Iran envoy.

Ali Khamenei's Chief of Staff says Iran’s Supreme Leader is in perfect health despite being in his 80s.

Azerbaijan's security agencies thwarted a terrorist attack on the Israeli embassy in Baku, the latest in a wave of Iranian plots against Israeli targets abroad.

In an effort to reduce Iran's isolation, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi will embark on a rare African tour on Tuesday.

Saudi Arabia has barred Iranian regime propagandist Ali-Akbar Raefipour from leaving the country as he tried to return to Iran after Hajj pilgrimage.

A hardline whistle-blower has released documents about corruption within one of Iran's biggest charities controlled by a Supreme Leader aide, Ahmad Alamolhoda.

Indonesia’s coast guard said Tuesday it has seized an Iranian-flagged tanker suspected of involvement in the illegal transshipment of crude oil.

Students from the wealthiest families have a much greater chance of admission to top universities in Iran, as many blame corruption by the entrance exam ‘mafia’.

Iran’s Parliament Research Center says the limbo in the regime’s economic policies will lead to further poverty and inflation in the country.

The US State Department said Monday that they will be engaging with the office of House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman regarding his letter about US Iran envoy being under investigation.

Iran’s judiciary chief is pushing to override parliamentary approval on the upcoming hijab bill.

An increasing number of Iranian conservatives have joined reformist clerics and politicians, openly criticizing President Ebrahim Raisi and his government.

Three petroleum product reservoirs belonging to the Aftab Oil Refining company have caught fire in Iran's southern port city of Bandar Abbas, state media reported on Monday.

The spokesman of Iran’s foreign ministry says the country does not recognize the fact-finding mission mandated by the UN over Iran's human rights violations.

Iran’s has dismissed a lawsuit filed with the International Court of Justice by four countries over a Ukraine airliner downed in 2020 as politically motivated.

Iranian rights activist Narges Mohammadi has once again been summoned by the Evin Security Court.

Toomaj Salehi, a well-known Iranian rapper, dodged a death sentence, sentenced to over six years in jail, his lawyer revealed Monday.

Iran’s communications minister says he welcomes the satellite internet service providers, especially Starlink, but they have to comply with the country’s territorial rules.

Security forces fired tear gas and arrested several veterans of the Iran-Iraq war who had gathered in front of the Foundation of Martyrs and Veterans Affairs.