
Argentina OKs Transfer Of Venezuelan Plane To US Amid Strife With Iran
An Argentine court has given the green light for the transfer of a Venezuelan plane to US authorities amid legal wranglings with Iran.

An Argentine court has given the green light for the transfer of a Venezuelan plane to US authorities amid legal wranglings with Iran.

Islamic State group claimed responsibility on Thursday for the twin explosions that rocked a memorial ceremony in Kerman, Iran, killing nearly 100 people.

Iran's Supreme National Security Council held an emergency session on Thursday to “expedite efforts to arrest and prosecute” those responsible for the Kerman attack.

A politician in Iran says Reformists have offered ways out of the current political impasse to the President, such as delaying the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Moscow intends to purchase short-range ballistic missiles from the Islamic Republic, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Barzin Hamzeh-Zadeh, a young protester tortured by the Islamic Republic's security forces for a week in 2022 has died from injuries sustained during detention.

Seeking a scapegoat for a deadly bombing on Wednesday, Iran has turned to its old foes Israel and the US, but the Iranian public is not so easily fooled.

Argentinian authorities have arrested three men holding Syrian and Lebanese citizenship on suspicion of conspiring to carry out a terrorist attack on a Jewish sporting event.

At least four fighters were killed and six others injured in a drone strike targeting an Iran-backed militia headquarters in eastern Baghdad on Thursday.

US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller dismissed suggestions of US or Israeli involvement in Wednesday's deadly Iran blasts as "ridiculous".

Washington extended protection for Mike Pompeo and Brian Hook, officials in Donald Trump’s administration, over the Islamic Republic’s threats, AP reported on Wednesday.

The Red Sea got closer to war Wednesday, as the UN Security Council asked Houthis to halt attacks on ships and the Iran-backed group exchanged threats with the US military.

Iranians, predominantly dependent on mobile data, are outraged by the government's recent approval of price hikes, with many alleging corruption.

Flights to Saudi for Iranian pilgrims traveling to Umrah have been canceled amid ‘technical disagreements’ between the two nations.

US Democratic Senator Ben Cardin, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, is refusing to move forward with a bill sanctioning Iran's leaders.

Iran’s allies were quick to condemn twin blasts at an event commemorating the death of Quds Force commander Qassem Soleimani.

To curb increasing Iranian emigration, the Islamic Republic now withholds university degrees until substantial payments are made.

A joint statement by the US, UK, Germany, Japan, Bahrain and several other countries warned Iran-backed Houthis against attacking commercial vessels in the Red Sea.

A protest was held in Arak on Tuesday against the usage of mazut in the Shazand power plant.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) issued a condemnation regarding the killing of Saleh al-Arouri, a senior Hamas official.

Ninety-five people were killed and 211 injured after two explosions occurred near the grave of IRGC commander Qasem Soleimani on his fourth death anniversary.