EU Slaps More Sanctions On Iran After G7 Warning
The European Union on Monday imposed new sanctions on Iranian officials and entities for their role in the violent crackdown on popular protests.
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Exiled Iranian Prince Blames State Terrorism For Killing Of Border Guards
Iran’s exiled prince has blamed state "terrorism" for the killing of five border guards in the southeastern province of Sistan and Baluchestan on Saturday.
Iran Once Again Denies Supplying Killer Drones To Russia
Iran has never supplied Russia with drones during the conflict in Ukraine, Tehran’s foreign ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani said Monday.
Iran Vows To Avenge Deaths Of Border Guards In Southeast
Iran's police say the forces are determined to avenge the deaths of border guards killed in Sistan and Baluchestan Province.
EU To Sanction More IRGC Members
The European Union's foreign ministers will discuss more sanctions against Iran during their meeting today (Monday).
Iran Faces A Huge Budget Deficit It Tries To Conceal
A top Iranian budget official has revealed that President Ebrahim Raisi’s administration's faces a huge budget deficit this year, despite official assurances.
Iran Preparing For Public Execution Of Two Men Over Shrine Attack
Iran is preparing to hang two men for their alleged role in a deadly attack on a Shia shrine in Shiraz last year.
There Are One Million Unemployed Graduates In Iran: Official
One million graduates are unemployed in Iran as the economy plunges to its lowest depths.
Former President’s Daughter Slams Khamenei For Overruling Referendum
In a letter from Evin Prison, Faezeh Hashemi, harshly criticized Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei for unconstitutionally objecting to a referendum in Iran.
Iran's Security Chief Shamkhani's Resignation Said To Be 'Imminent'
The resignation of Ali Shamkhani, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council appears imminent, a website close to him reported late Sunday.
Politicians, Media Criticize Iran's Economic Decline Under Raisi
An Iranian lawmaker says President Ebrahim Raisi’s administration is incapable of controlling inflation although it had a far greater revenue than its predecessor.
Grave Of Opposition Martyr Mahsa Amini Vandalized
A glass pane at Mahsa Amini’s tomb has been broken in an affront to the memory of the Iranian woman who died in police custody.
Egg And Sperm Donation Requires Fatwa, Deems Minister
Sperm and egg donation can only happen in Iran if allowed by a religious fatwa, the Islamic Republic health ministry has decreed.
Iran Rocked By Fresh Wave Of Street Protests Over Hangings
The execution of three political prisoners in Iran has sparked a resurgence of nationwide street protests.
Five Iranian Border Guards Killed In Sistan-Baluchestan Clash
At least five Iranian patrol officers died on Saturday in a clash with what the regime calls “terrorists” on the Pakistani border.
G7 Communiqué Shows Iran Could Face Strong Western Pushback
Iran received two international rebukes this week, one by G7 countries meeting in Japan and another by the Arab League summit held in Saudi Arabia.
Iranian Artists’ Cannes Tribute To Hanged Protesters
Iranian artists at the Cannes Film Festival have held a protest over the Islamic Republic’s execution spree.
Iranian Agents Attack Executed Protestor’s Family
Iranian regime agents have attacked the family of a recently executed protestor in their home.
Iran Might Restore Ties If US Apologizes, Says Senior Lawmaker
A member of Iranian parliament's National Security Committee says Washington has suggested to hold talks with Tehran without the presence of other JCPOA partners.
Iranian Expats Hold Rallies To Slam Regime’s Execution Spree
Iranians at home and abroad staged protests Saturday against the Islamic Republic execution spree, the latest victims of which were three people hanged Friday.
Year's Ban For Actresses Who Remove Hijab Under New Law
Actresses who remove hijab in Iran face a ban from performances of up to year under a new bill.