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Iran's government has allocated 75 trillion rials or almost $200 million in its proposed annual budget for the state broadcaster IRIB, its main propaganda outfit.

Two years after launching a case in Washington, law firm Herischi & Associates have announced a complaint in the British Maritime Court over the Sanchi tanker disaster.

Concerns are growing over the possible execution of three more detained Iranian protesters, as reports say they have been transferred to solitary confinement.

Iranian diaspora is preparing for a Solidarity Rally in Strasbourg to urge the European Union to list the Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) as a terrorist organization.

The execution of British-Iranian dual national Alireza Akbari is a heinous and barbaric act, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday.

While Islamic Republic officials predicted a bad winter in Europe, offices, and schools in Iran have been closed for days due to a serious natural gas shortage.

Iran summoned the British ambassador in Tehran Saturday to protest “the unconventional interferences, including in the security arena” of the Islamic Republic.

A Quebec-based company has passed to the government its internal report on how its engines ended up in Iranian-made drones used by Russia in Ukraine.

The official newspaper of the Iranian government has lashed out at Sunni religious leader of Zahedan, claiming that Mowlavi Abdolhamid is trying to lead “riots”.

Iranian conservative politician and former diplomat Javad Larijani has defended stoning for adultery, saying it is a good Islamic law protecting “family values.”

Political pundit Mehrdad Lahouti in Tehran says the divide between officials and the people is so serious as if there was a concrete wall between them.

US ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas Greenfield has warned about the continuation of arms cooperation between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Russia.

Iran has executed British-Iranian national Alireza Akbari, after sentencing the former Iranian deputy defense minister to death on charges of spying for Britain.

A former Iranian defense ministry official who faces execution on espionage charges says his confessions were made under torture, an audio file has revealed.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian traveled to Beirut to meet with senior Lebanese officials and political figures such as Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah Friday.

This week’s meeting between United Nations atomic chief Rafael Mariano Grossi and the pontiff focused on Ukraine but took in the stalled Iran nuclear talks.

The Supreme Leader’s representative in the city of Karaj says the reason for low precipitation in the country is a lack of hijab observance of hijab, after many women took off their veils following months of protests.

As international consensus over designating Iran’s IRGC as a terrorist organization is growing, over 100 members of the European Parliament call for proscribing the Guards in its entirety.

In a series of media interviews, Israel’s outgoing chief of staff concentrated on his unease over incoming ministers’ approach to the West Bank.

Iranian chess referee Shohreh Bayat says the game's global body has kicked her off a commission because of a gesture of solidarity with protests in Iran.

The Lebanese Hezbollah has condemned the publication of caricatures by the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo depicting Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.