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The new CENTCOM commander calls Iran the most destabilizing force in the Middle East, reiterating the position that the United States will not allow a nuclear Iran.

Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, the Emir of Qatar, who arrived in Tehran Thursday met with Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and President Ebrahim Raisi.

As teachers protested across Iran amid government allegations of foreign influence in their campaign, France Thursday condemned the arrest of two French citizens.

Qatar’s ruler, Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, arrived in Iran on Thursday, as the Persian Gulf state tries to help end a row between Tehran and Washington over revival of the 2015 nuclear deal.

A member of Iran’s nuclear negotiating team says removing the terrorist designation of its Revolutionary Guard is not enough and Tehran wants other guarantees.

People took to the streets in several cities in southwest Iran Wednesday evening to protest a massive hike in food prices and chanted anti-government slogans.

A US lawmaker has called it outrageous that Iran detained European nationals while European Union’s coordinator of nuclear talks Enrique Mora is in Tehran to make a deal.

Communications of about 1,200 Israeli military personnel were examined and 10 officials were interrogated over a leak about Israeli strikes on Iranian ships.

The United States has reiterated that direct communication with Iran would in some ways facilitate diplomacy regarding the talks to revive the 2015 nuclear agreement.

Iranian archeologists object to a plan in parliament to legalize private archeological excavation and trade in ancient artifacts and antiques.

Dr. Kazem Mousavi, a human rights activist in Germany says victim families of Iranian political prisoners mass-murdered in Iran in 1988, demand the ouster of an Oberlin College professor.

The two European nationals arrested in Iran were identified as Cécile Kohler, the head of the biggest federations of teachers' unions in France and her husband, Iran International has learned.

Qasem Saedi, an Iranian conservative lawmaker says rising prices can trigger new unrest worse than nationwide protests that rocked Iran in 2018 and 2019.

European Union’s coordinator in Iran nuclear talks met with Tehran’s chief negotiator on Wednesday, as Iran said it arrested two European citizens.

Economic chaos continued in Iran on Wednesday, as the government raised more prices, and the rial declined to its lowest point against the US dollar in 2022.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) has launched artillery attacks against Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan, claiming it targeted “the strongholds of terrorist groups”.

Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence has announced the arrest of two European individuals for promoting unrest and instigating chaos in the Islamic Republic.

Syria said on Wednesday that Israel carried out missile strikes near the village of Hader in the southern Quneitra province, which borders Israel.

US State Department says most of the punitive measures against Iran is imposed on its Revolutionary Guard, putting them among the most heavily sanctioned entities in the world.

A Belgian court has dismissed appeals by three accomplices of an Iranian diplomat who was convicted of plotting to bomb an opposition rally in France in 2018.

Iran must import at least seven million tons of wheat to meet its domestic needs until March 2023, the chairman of Iran's Grain Union said on Tuesday, amid rising bread prices.