Iranian rapper Vafa Ahmadpour, better known as Vafadar, was released from Tehran's Evin Prison on Sunday, over eight months after he was arrested on charges of propaganda against the Islamic Republic.
A building owned by the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) in Rotterdam has been seized after being sold nearly two years ago to a Dutch firm to partially settle a $2.6 billion debt owed to the UAE-based Crescent Gas Corporation (CGC).
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on Sunday led the funeral prayers for two high-profile Supreme Court judges killed by an assailant the previous day.
Iran's Judiciary on Sunday dismissed a report by state-run media that it had sentenced Amirhossein Maghsoudloo, a famous and controversial singer better known as Amir Tataloo, to death on charges of blasphemy against the Prophet Muhammad.
A 45% drop in rainfall since last year and a 29% decrease in water flowing into dams compared to the five-year average have pushed Iran deeper into a water crisis, adding pressure amid the current economic crisis and high inflation.
Retired workers staged protests over low pensions on Sunday, which they said amount to less than one-third of the poverty line, and voiced frustration over soaring healthcare costs and inequitable pension adjustments.
The protest by a guest on a program aired by Iran’s state television has ignited widespread debate over the Islamic Republic's emphasis on the veneration of death and its aversion to expressions of joy.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has integrated artificial intelligence (AI) into its missile systems to improve precision, it's commander-in-chief said Sunday.
Following reports on surging rebranded Iranian liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) exports to Bangladesh, its Central Bank warned all domestic banks to stay alert regarding the import of products from countries that are subject to global sanctions.
Some of Iran's Reformist politicians have recently called for a secular government; a notion that is in sharp contrast with the religious governing system that has been ruling in Iran since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Saturday his country has "hurt the entire Iranian axis and it can still do more."
Iran's Revolutionary Guards unveiled an underground naval missile base at an undisclosed Persian Gulf location on Saturday two days before Trump's return to the White House.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Saturday underlined Tehran's "steadfast" stance in supporting the Resistance Front against Israel.
Judges Mohammad Moghiseh and Ali Razini, assassinated in Tehran on January 18, had decades-long histories of handing down death sentences and lengthy prison terms to dissidents in numerous cases.
The Iranian Armed Forces released a statement on Saturday, rejecting any suggestion that the helicopter crash involving President Ebrahim Raisi was caused by anything other than bad weather.
Two Supreme Court judges were shot dead in Tehran on Saturday, state media reported, in a rare deadly attack on senior officials which remains largely unexplained.
A ceasefire deal announced this week between Israel and Hamas signals a defeat for the Palestinian militant group's main backer Iran, a former hostage in Tehran who also influenced the ceasefire negotiations told Iran International.
A CIA employee accused of leaking classified information regarding Israel's October plans to attack Iran pleaded guilty on Friday to charges of willfully retaining and sharing national defense information, according to the US Department of Justice.
A US flag that had previously been painted on the ground in the courtyard of the Iranian president's office to be trampled by visitors, has now been removed.
A Iranian dissident rapper arrived in Berlin on Friday after being temporarily released on medical furlough from a prison in Tehran, where he was previously sentenced to death.
Iran and Russia have implemented a bilateral currency agreement to settle trade using their national currencies, according to the governor of Iran's Central Bank.