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Iran's health ministry says the country's health care network is facing a shortage of 60,000 personnel as tens of thousands have emigrated under financial pressure.

Revolutionary Guard commander Hossein Salami, visiting Iran's oil-rich Khuzestan, threatened "full war" against any opposition as the province struggled without water.

One hundred political, Iranian Kurdish civil and human rights activists demanded accountability from the regime regarding the killing of Kurdish political prisoners.

Despite Russia’s siding with the UAE this week regarding sovereignty over three Iranian islands, Moscow has tried to somewhat contain the fallout.

Four border guards were injured in a booby trap car bomb near the Mirjaveh border with Pakistan in Iran’s Baluch populated southeast.

After adopting a more active posture to deter Iran in the Persian Gulf, the Pentagon said Friday it will deploy more warplanes to protect shipping in the region.

A barter of Iranian natural gas for Iraqi oil as described by the Iraqi prime minister this week would likely violate US sanctions on Tehran.

The US House of Representatives foreign affairs committee has issued an ultimatum to the State Department to come clean about the suspension of its Iran envoy Rob Malley.

Iran’s Supreme Leader's Chief of Staff says the internet is a scourge, claiming that Ali Khamenei is the main target of people’s attacks.

After a flurry of Congressional initiatives and letters to the administration, eight Republican Senators have demanded more serious enforcement of US sanctions on Iran.

A silent protest rally was held in Zahedan for the 41st consecutive week in a row under tight security conditions with regime snipers positioned around the Makki Mosque and routes leading to it.

The deputy of former US envoy for Iran has taken over his Twitter account after his suspension for security reasons was reported two weeks ago.

The Wall Street Journal says President Joe Biden’s repeated criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is worse than how he treats “the ruling mullahs in Iran.”

A group of students from Tehran University has expressed opposition to the admission of Iraq’s Hashd al-Shaabi militia forces as students.

Prosecutors in western Iran have summoned 54 attorneys to receive a warning because they supported the family of Mahsa Amini who was killed last year in the custody of hijab police.

Iran will barter petrochemical products with African countries in exchange for food, President Ebrahim Raisi was quoted as saying after a tour of three countries.

Iranian media continued criticizing Russia for questioning Iran's ownership of three small islands in the Persian Gulf contested by the United Arab Emirates.

Iranian teachers have launched a campaign to collect 100,000 signatures calling for the release of detained educators and end to their harassment.

A group of 18 Republican senators have called for a probe into murky circumstances surrounding the State Department’s handling of its Iran envoy’s security clearance investigation.

The French secretary of state for Europe, Laurence Boone, said several countries cynically instrumentalized France's recent riots, including Iran, Turkey and Azerbaijan.

Iranian media reported that two other men were publicly hanged in Fouladshahr, Esfahan province, on charges of moharebeh (enmity against God) and corruption on earth on Wednesday.