The CEO of the controversial cloud tech firm ArvanCloud says Iran is grappling with internet disruptions due to cyberattacks, a claim that skeptics argue masks the Iranian regime’s own role in internet censorship.
Cosmetics traders in Tehran's market shuttered their businesses in response to the recent hike in the country’s value-added tax.
Although Malaysia refutes US claims of violating sanctions on Iranian oil trade, Iran International has obtained additional evidence suggesting that shipments to China are indeed originating from Malaysia.
Iranian authorities have announced plans to establish an academic program that centers on the Islamic doctrine known as the "promotion of virtue and prevention of vice."
The sudden arrest of Sadegh Zibakalam, a vocal Iranian academic, may signal to other tolerated critics that they too, even if they haven't advocated for regime change, might now face the threat of arrest.
On Monday, Iranian military and security forces reportedly opened fire on a car in Sistan and Baluchestan, resulting in the death of one individual and severe injuries to two young children and a woman who were passengers in the vehicle.
US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan called Iran and its proxies “clear” threats to American interests on Monday, vowing that the Biden administration would do everything to counter those threats.
Australia is sanctioning five Iranian officials and three entities, over Tehran's "destabilizing behavior" and “activities” in the Middle East.
Israel’s retaliatory attack against Iran’s sophisticated radar system in Isfahan in April carried a strong message that the Islamic Republic’s defense capabilities could not match Israel’s military might, a top Israeli insider and ex-military official told Iran International.
United Nations experts on Monday called for Iran to rescind the death penalty imposed on Mahmoud Mehrabi, an anti-corruption activist.
During his routine visit to the Tehran International Book Fair, Iran’s supreme leader selected The Fall Of Tel Aviv, a novel that depicts the fall of the Jewish state and Iran’s archenemy.
The US will not allow Iran to build a nuclear bomb, the State Department said on Monday, one day after a senior Iranian official said Tehran would have no option but to change its nuclear doctrine in the face of Israel's threats.
In Iran, there have been more than 2,000 work-related deaths recorded in the last year, more than five per day, up by over 11 percent.
India and Iran have inked a deal allowing India Ports Global (IPGL) company to develop and control the management of an Iranian port for 10 years.
Turkish Defense Minister Yaşar Güler voiced his frustrations regarding Tehran's lack of cooperation in combating the PKK.
Following a meeting between gold retailers and government representatives, Iran International has learned that Iranian security agents arrested several gold merchants amid the ongoing strikes.
Narges Mansouri, a 46-year-old Iranian labor activist, is in a critical condition on the twentieth day of her combined hunger and medication strike at Evin Prison in Tehran.
Iranian dissident filmmaker Mohammad Rasoulof has fled Iran, escaping on foot through rugged mountainous borders after receiving an eight-year prison sentence for his film about Iran’s recent uprising.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak underscored the escalating threats to Britain posed by what he termed the "axis of authoritarian states," including Iran.
Kimia Alizadeh, an Iranian-born taekwondo athlete, clinched a gold medal at the 2024 European Championships in Belgrade on Sunday, marking her first competition under the Bulgarian flag.
A top Islamic Revolutionary Guards commander, who was killed in an attack at the Iranian consulate in Syria on April 1, had traveled from Tehran to Damascus via Latakia on the same day to evade Israeli targeting, an investigation by Iran International showed.