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A Reformist politician in Tehran highlights a concerning trend where a hardliner minority wields disproportionate influence over the fate of the entire Iranian nation.

Iranians in many European and North American cities took to the streets to protest against human rights abuses in Iran, and against the Islamic Republic on the anniversary of the 1979 Revolution.

Rasoul Shahriari, a prominent 'maddah' or religious eulogist in Iran close to the Islamic government, was gunned down in Esfahan province by unidentified assailants.

In the lead-up to the 45th anniversary of the 1979 revolution and the March 1 elections, Iranian officials have escalated their rhetoric, resorting to outrageous statements and unfounded claims.

The US Central Command (CENTCOM) has announced the successful execution of self-defense strikes against Iran-backed Houthi vessels and missiles.

The uncle of Mahsa Amini who was detained around the anniversary of the Kurdish girl’s killing, has been sentenced to more than five years in prison.

The military collaboration between Iran and Russia has significantly intensified since the invasion of Ukraine, with Tehran delivering offensive weapons used against civilian targets.

A former Iranian parliamentarian has claimed his disqualification for the upcoming March elections was a consequence of his outspoken criticism of Russia's policies.

A tough-worded message on Sunday by the Office of US Special Envoy for Iran on the 45th anniversary of the Islamic Republic signaled a change of tone towards Tehran.

A revolutionary court in Urmia has sentenced Sunni Kurdish cleric Mohammad Khezrnejad to death on charges of "corruption on earth."

Two Basij militia members were killed in an armed assault on a guard post along the railway route from Zahedan to Bam in southeast Iran.

Recent images on social media have shed light on the alarming condition of a lion housed in the Mashhad Zoo.

Many Iranians marked the 45th anniversary of the 1979 Revolution Saturday night with cries of "Death to the Dictator" ringing through neighborhoods in the capital Tehran.

Two days after Iran’s judiciary accused online retailer Digikala of blasphemy, pro-government vigilantes wrote threatening messages on the walls of the company’s building in Tehran.

In the backdrop of expanding ties between Tehran and Moscow, a long-term agreement for the purchase of grains from Russia was announced on Saturday.

A small Hamburg bank has found itself embroiled in a major scandal, allegedly serving as a key financial conduit for Iranian terror activities in the Middle East.

A conscript soldier turned into an assailant in a town near Tehran killing a law enforcement officer and a civilian before being killed in a police pursuit.

The IRGC's deputy commander for operations, General Abbas Nilforoushan has said the IRGC keeps tabs on its enemies' activities and settles scores with them on a regular basis.

Iran’s foreign minister has criticized the US stance towards the Israel-Hamas conflict, stressing that peace will be restored to the region only id Israel’s military campaign in Gaza ends.

A former adviser to Iran’s ex-president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said that the controversial politician might consider running for president or accept the vice presidency in the future.

Iran has called on the International Association of Football Federations (FIFA) to ban Israel from international competitions over the war in Gaza, Iranian state media reported.