
Major Fire, Explosion At Tehran Cosmetics Factory Leaves 53 Injured
A significant fire and explosion, suspected to be caused by a gas leak, occurred at a cosmetics factory near Tehran on Tuesday, injuring 53 individuals.

A significant fire and explosion, suspected to be caused by a gas leak, occurred at a cosmetics factory near Tehran on Tuesday, injuring 53 individuals.

Iran’s chief justice says a significant number of Iranians living abroad express a desire to return but grapple with a lack of trust in the regime.

When it comes to dealing with Iran, “words are not enough” and action has to be taken, the US Deputy Special Envoy to Iran, Abram Paley, told Iran International.

German-Iranian Nahid Taghavi, arrested in October 2020, has been temporarily released from Evin Prison under electronic surveillance.

While all forecasts in Iran indicate an extremely low turnout in the March parliamentary elections, Ali Khamenei has desperately urged officials to bring out the vote.

Mehdi Yarrahi, a prominent Iranian pop music composer and singer, has been handed a verdict of two years and eight months of imprisonment along with 74 lashes.

Iran claims the "primary suspect" in the case of the downing of the Ukrainian passenger plane by Revolutionary Guard missiles remains in custody and has not been released on bail.

In an event to mark four years since Iran’s Revolutionary Guards downing of Flight PS752, Canada’s premier reiterated his resolve to label the IRGC a terrorist organization.

Khaled Pirzadeh, a former bodybuilding champion and political prisoner, revealed on Monday that he has received a new prison sentence of nearly six years.

Iranian exiled prince Reza Pahlavi says the perpetrators behind the downing of the Ukrainian flight in 2020 killing 176 passengers, will not escape justice.

The malware that disrupted Iran’s nuclear program in 2010 was delivered by a Dutch engineer working at the enrichment plant in Natanz, a Dutch daily has claimed.

Iran's Chief Justice has threatened people who criticize the government in the aftermath of last week’s deadly terror bombings with legal consequences.

Canada, Britain, Ukraine, and Sweden have filed a complaint with UN civil aviation agency against Iran on the fourth anniversary of the downing of Flight PS752.

Iran says the United States has conveyed a message through an Arab Persian Gulf country aimed at addressing the comprehensive resolution of the regional crisis.

An Iranian official says Iran's soaring gasoline consumption could be slashed if it could produce internationally standard vehicles.

A targeted Israeli strike killed a commander of Hezbollah's elite Radwan force on Monday in one of the most high-profile attacks in three months of hostilities.

Iran International has learnt that an advisor to the Supreme Leader's Office was secretly executed approximately 20 days ago on charges of espionage for Israel.

Two Iranian workers have taken their own lives in recent days, highlighting the severe impact of poor financial and living conditions.

Iran’s hardliners retreated somewhat last week, and authorities approved the candidacy of a few Reformists for the March parliamentary elections to save face.

Fingers of two prisoners who were sentenced to amputation for theft were cut off in Iran’s religious city of Qom, in contravention of international law.

A recent report revealed that a staggering 99.7% of Tehran's population is grappling with depression according to The Tehran Studies and Planning Center.