Amid an escalating electricity crisis in Iran, several citizens have reached out to Iran International, sharing accounts of continuous power outages amid the oppressive heat gripping the country.
Despite President Masoud Pezeshkian’s defense of his proposed ministers during the first parliamentary confirmation hearing, several lawmakers criticized him for a lack of planning and the "incongruous mix" within the cabinet.
In a wave of protests across cities like Arak, Mashhad, and Yasuj, Iranian nurses have taken to the streets, demanding better working conditions, fair pay, and respect for their profession.
Iran’s new president, Masoud Pezeshkian, urged lawmakers on Saturday to approve his cabinet, emphasizing its commitment to "ensuring the civil rights of all Iranians." However, events that same day sharply contrasted with his message, highlighting ongoing repression.
A recent phone call, a tweet, and a meeting have sparked hope among supporters of Mohammad-Javad Zarif for his potential return to President Masoud Pezeshkian's cabinet.
Argentina's police have dismantled an "Islamist terrorist organization," allegedly plotting attacks on the Jewish community in the city of Mendoza, as detailed in an official statement released on Friday.
OpenAI said on Friday it had deactivated several accounts linked to an Iranian group allegedly exploiting its ChatGPT chatbot to create content to influence the US presidential election and other issues.
Iran’s new president, Masoud Pezeshkian, addressed parliament to seek a vote of confidence for his proposed ministers, paying tribute to IRGC General Qasem Soleimani and Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh.
Iran and Israel are on a knife edge of all-out war, amid a backdrop of nuclear weapons not off the table this time around, making it a more dangerous escalation than ever before.
Intense diplomatic efforts may have convinced Iran to delay its promised retaliation against Israel for at least another few days to see if the US-led attempts for a ceasefire in Gaza bear fruit.
A prominent conservative political figure in Iran suggests that the nomination of Abbas Araghchi as the new Foreign Minister signals Tehran's readiness for negotiations with the West.
A group of world-leading experts on human rights and international law, including current and former UN officials, have called for actions that would help bring justice to those who suffered in Iran’s mass killing of political prisoners 35 years ago.
Earlier this year, amid growing warnings of a significant electricity shortage, Iran announced that its power lines had been connected through Turkey to Greece and Bulgaria, paving the way for electricity exports to Europe.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian is under intense scrutiny as a media outlet boldly blames his proposed Minister of Energy, Abbas Aliabadi, for the nation’s ongoing energy crisis.
Iran seems to be indirectly involved in the Gaza ceasefire talks in Qatar, having threatened to attack Israel if a truce isn't reached to prevent its ally Hamas from facing military defeat.
President Masoud Pezeshkian’s executive deputy, Mohammad-Jafar Ghaempanah, has defended the nomination of a ‘Principlist’ police commander as Iran's interior minister, claiming that he is 'reform-minded.'
In response to continuing threats from Iran and its proxies against Israel, the United States has bolstered its military presence in the Middle East to deter potential aggression, the Pentagon said on Thursday.
President Masoud Pezeshkian's nomination of Hossein Simayi Sarraf as Minister of Science, Research and Technology, is unsettling academics who are concerned that he will continue the university purges witnessed in recent years.
US Vice President Kamala Harris is stonewalling a congressional inquiry into her national security adviser Phil Gordon's ties to an Iranian government influence network in the US, according to the Washington Free Beacon.
The US Treasury Department issued sanctions targeting Houthi and Hezbollah trade networks on Thursday as Washington seeks to increase pressure on Tehran and its terror groups.
The University of Tehran has announced an increase in the admission of members of Hashd al-Shaabi, the Iranian-backed Shiite militia in Iraq, without the need for entrance exams.