New revelations emerged about Iran’s clandestine activities in the West, as the Daily Mail reported on Friday that Tehran is recruiting British Shias to spy on Jews and dissidents in the UK.
Amidst mounting concerns over the fate of detained protester Reza Rasaei, Amnesty International issued a warning to Iranian authorities regarding his imminent execution.
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian during his visit to Lebanon has met with Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, as tensions rise with Israel on the Lebanese border.
The head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization has once again accused UN's nuclear watchdog of having “double standards” and not cooperating with Iran’s nuclear industry.
Iran-backed armed groups in Iraq announced Friday that they will resume attacks on US forces in response to the targeted killing of a senior militia figure earlier this week.
Standard Chartered, a British bank, has helped Iranian petrochemical companies circumvent international sanctions, the Times reported on Saturday.
Tehran’s municipality has announced that China will soon start building housing units in the capital, raising question about surrendering public land to foreign companies and other issues.
In the Friday prayer sermons on February 9th, the outspoken Sunni Friday prayer leader of Zahedan has once again demanded the release of political prisoners.
Zeinab Jalalian, the longest-serving female political prisoner in Iran, is facing dire conditions as she marks the end of her sixteenth year behind bars without proper medical attention.
Many Iranians, who welcomed Meta’s decision to remove the Iranian Supreme Leader’s Instagram and Facebook accounts, are now urging Elon Musk to follow suit and deactivate his X accounts.
A human rights group has warned about a disturbing trend in Iran's judiciary system, reporting a significant surge in issuing death penalties during January.
Since assuming the position of Supreme Leader of Iran in 1989, Ali Khamenei has steadfastly adhered to his ‘no-talks, no-détente’ policy towards the US, a pivotal element of his strategic approach.
An area near a military airport west of the Syrian capital Damascus was attacked on Friday by unidentified missiles on drones.
The sister of Johan Floderus, the Swedish EU diplomat detained in Iran, has condemned his captivity as a manipulative act within a larger “political game.”
The second court session was held in Canada Thursday to decide if Salman Samani, a former senior official of Iran's Interior Ministry, should be expelled from the country.
Iran’s defeat to Qatar in Asian Cup 2024 soccer tournament has once again underscored the profound rift among Iranians, some of whom rejoiced over the national team’s loss.
Swiss police killed a 32-year-old Iranian asylum seeker who held 15 hostages for several hours on a train using an axe and a knife on Thursday.
The Tehran Appeals Court has upheld an eight-year prison sentence for Assadollah Fakhimi and Hoorieh Khanpour, a couple known for their civil activism.
The United States and Israel should tell Iran it risks an “overwhelmingly powerful strike” if it moves to make a nuclear weapon, leading weapons expert David Albright told Iran International.
US forces on Thursday conducted seven "self-defense" strikes against Houthi naval drones and cruise missiles that were prepared to be launched against ships in the Red Sea, the US military said.
A member of Iran's Expediency Council suggests that while the Islamic Republic was once promising to become the Japan of the Middle East, it now risks resembling North Korea.