US Deputy Attorney General held talks with UK Security Minister Tom Tugendhat and counterparts in Germany and France about recent threats to journalists critical of the Iranian regime.
Chaos reigned in financial and currency markets in Iran on Tuesday as the government scrambled to contain the damage from an unprecedented fall of the currency.
Iran's judiciary has sentenced Iranian-German national Jamshid Sharmahd to death on charges of "corruption on earth".
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Tuesday it was up to Iran to resolve a deadlock in nuclear talks and accused it of enabling Russian aggression in Ukraine.
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has denounced continued threats against Iranian journalists abroad urging Iran’s regime to immediately stop pressure on independent media.
Iran’s foreign ministry says there has been indirect negotiations with Washington over the issue of a prisoner exchange because Tehran looks at the issue from a “humanitarian viewpoint”.
A former diplomat says Iranian opposition was invited to the Munich Security Conference but not the government, because of its support for Russia's war in Ukraine.
A reformist figure in Iran says the government has no will to communicate with the people amid a full-fledged crisis, which increases public dissatisfaction and anger.
The European Union has slapped new sanctions on Iranian officials and entities for their role in the violent crackdown on the ongoing protests.
UK’s Security Minister Tom Tugendhat at the British Parliament Monday voiced full support for Iran International TV that had to relocate its broadcasting due to Tehran’s threats.
An estimated crowd of more than 20,000 held a rally in Brussels to call on EU countries to designate Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization.
The Islamic Republic says it will grant 1,000 square meters of farmland to the assailant who stabbed Salman Rushdie, the British author of The Satanic Verses.
The British government summoned Iran's most senior diplomat in London on Monday to protest at what it said were serious threats against journalists living in Britain.
Iran has suspended a newspaper for publishing "false content" after the paper recently criticized the country's economic policies and the morality police.
Iran's foreign ministry briefing on Monday was marked by a barrage of irate remarks about opposition figures having been invited to the Munich Security Conference.
Iran’s attorney general says the poisoning of students in the religious city of Qom might be a “deliberate criminal act”, urging city officials to take a decisive action in the case.
Iran’s rial fell to a new low Monday, breaking a crucial threshold despite repeated government promises of “soon” strengthening the battered national currency.
Iranians once again held anti-regime protests and engaged in acts of defiance in Tehran and other cities on Sunday.
Iran’s foreign minister says he has held a phone conversation with the EU foreign policy chief regarding mutual ties, the nuclear issue, and Ukraine developments.
The IAEA said Sunday it was discussing with Iran the results of recent verification work, after a report that it had detected uranium enriched to weapons grade.
After a weekend of success for the Iranian opposition at the Munich Security Conference, dissidents are preparing a large rally in Brussels on Monday.