The French Trade Union Collective, a coalition of five major labor unions in France, issued a statement blaming the negligence of authorities for last month’s deadly coal mine explosion in Iran, which killed at least 52 workers.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has denied that Tehran supplied ballistic missiles to Russia, pushing back against accusations as the European Union prepares to impose sanctions.
A controversial politician popular with ultra-hardliner youth has sparked social media controversy by claiming Iran’s Leader wants him to continue in his path “with determination”.
During his speech at the University of Tehran on Saturday, President Masoud Pezeshkian was repeatedly interrupted by protesters. Despite earlier promises, he avoided addressing the dismissal of students and professors involved in protests.
Iran had been informed about Hamas's plan to launch the October 7 attack on Israel at least since July 2023 and even welcomed it, secret documents seen by The New York Times reveal, contradicting previous claims by Iranian authorities that Tehran was not aware of the plan.
The former head of Iran’s Chamber of Commerce, recently sentenced to prison and fined, has dismissed the government's claims of free trade with Eurasia as empty rhetoric, pointing to the ongoing effects of sanctions.
The IRGC has denied earlier remarks by one of its commanders that Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei will lead funeral prayers for Abbas Nilforoushan, the IRGC deputy commander who was killed alongside Hezbollah leader in an Israeli airstrike two weeks ago.
The prospect of an Israeli attack on Iran has sparked new tensions within Iran’s opposition. Over 360 leftists, woke activists, and former Islamist/religious-nationalist figures have issued a statement titled "No to war, no to the Islamic Republic."
An Iranian company has been accused of acting as an intermediary in the purchase of pagers for Hezbollah, which were linked to a series of explosions across Lebanon and Syria last month.
Diplomatic sources revealed on Friday that Iran has finally conveyed a message to Israel, through European intermediaries, regarding its potential response to any future Israeli attack, Asharq Al-Awsat reported.
Donald Trump's campaign has reportedly requested the use of military aircraft and vehicles to provide security for the former president as he campaigns during the final weeks leading up to the election, according to reports in US media.
Iran is nervous about potential Israeli strikes on its nuclear facilities and is now using its controversial atomic program as leverage to send a message - not to the Israelis but rather to the United States, a Middle East security expert says.
The United States announced new sanctions on Iran’s oil and petrochemical sectors on Friday in its first official response to the Islamic Republic's Oct. 1 missile attack on Israel.
Iranian authorities have intensified a crackdown on journalists and political activists by forcing them to erase social media posts and coerce them into publishing favorable content, sources told Iran International.
The European Union will on Monday sanction a number of Iranian individuals and organizations connected to the Islamic Republic's transfer of missiles to Russia, Reuters reported citing a senior EU official.
Iran conveyed to its Arab and regional neighbors that they would face retaliation if US or Israeli attacks on the Islamic Republic used their territory or air space, the Wall Street Journal reported citing Arab officials.
A medical network affiliated with Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claims to have intervened in thousands of abortion cases, stating it monitors hospitals and clinics to identify couples considering the procedure.
On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasized a "very close" alignment of views with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, fueling concerns of a broader conflict in the region.
Tehran’s mayor, Alireza Zakani, has found himself back in the spotlight amid growing concerns surrounding a €2 billion deal for electric buses with China.
As some of Iran's hardliners call for the weaponization of the country's nuclear program by pushing for "a change in its nuclear doctrine," it raises questions among Iran watchers about the implications of such demands.
Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations in a Thursday speech in Arabic accused Iran-backed Hezbollah of holding the people of Lebanon hostage, calling on Lebanese citizens to reclaim their sovereignty from Tehran’s influence.