The United States sees Iran's capacity to move its oil as reliant on service providers based in Malaysia, with oil being transferred near Singapore, the US Treasury Department's top sanctions official said on Tuesday.
Just back to Austria from Iran, the head of UN’s nuclear watchdog, Rafael Grossi, said he did not seal any deal but discussed possible steps to implement measures Tehran had committed to in a joint statement last year.
Iranian traders are smuggling more than $1 billion worth of fuel into neighboring Pakistan annually.
An Iranian court has urged France to repatriate members of the exiled opposition group Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK) amid a new wave of trials against 104 members of the group in Tehran.
Nasser Kanaani, the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, condemned the Israeli military's taking control of the Rafah crossing and blocking a critical aid route into the besieged strip.
Nasser Kanani, spokesman for Iran's foreign ministry, hailed Hamas's response to the terms of the Gaza ceasefire as "the political intelligence of the resistance".
In a move to regulate the employment of foreign nationals, Iran has introduced a daily fine of 12 million rials (approximately 20 USD) for employers hiring unauthorized foreign workers.
Iran International was named the winner of the 2024 Geneva Summit Courage Award on Tuesday for "fearlessly” uncovering the daily “abuses of the Islamic Republic of Iran."
The Tehran prosecutor's office has initiated legal proceedings against two journalists over their reporting on the death of 16-year-old protester Nika Shakarami.
At least five doctors in Iran have reportedly committed suicide in the last 50 days, according to a state-run media outlet in Tehran.
The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has called for intensified sanctions against Iranian authorities for the brutal enforcement of hijab.
The UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi traveled to Iran Monday, hoping to achieve what his agency has been pursuing in vain for more than two decades: transparency and assurances that Tehran’s nuclear program is peaceful.
Canadian MPs met with a delegation of Iranian civil activists at the Canadian parliament on Monday to address the needs of the Iranian diaspora.
The bickering of political rivals in Iran has brought to light the role of “trust companies” in funneling back proceeds from sanctioned crude oil sales and the corruption involved in such operations.
Mohammad Eslami, head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, has announced Tehran's readiness to transfer nuclear technologies to other nations.
Controversy is swirling around another public park in Iran’s capital as residents express outrage over the municipality's extensive fencing of Laleh Park in central Tehran.
Iran’s health ministry's food and drug administration has announced that if pharmacies fail to enforce mandatory hijab the government will reduce their allocation of medications.
Gold jewelers across Iran have shuttered their shops, joining a merchants' strike that has now spread to multiple cities, including Tehran, Tabriz, Hamedan, Mashhad and Isfahan.
Several prominent ayatollahs in Iran have voiced strong criticism regarding the financial corruption of officials and clerics with close ties to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
In another letter from prison, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi is criticizing the harsh conditions faced by elderly female political prisoners in Tehran’s infamous Evin Prison.
The head of the UN nuclear watchdog, Rafael Grossi, arrived in Tehran on Monday with the objective of repairing strained relations and bolstering cooperation and transparency between the agency and Iran.