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Iranian hardliners and some clerics continue demanding enforcement of hijab and issuing threats against celebrities and those who demand a more liberal lifestyle.

Despite Twitter and other social media being blocked by the Iranian government for all citizens, the country’s labor minister has now subscribed to Twitter Blue.

German member of European Parliament Hannah Neumann says the Iranian regime in a letter condemned her remarks against the president of the Islamic Republic.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's national security adviser said on Friday that Israel is not close to attacking Iran's nuclear sites.

US House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Rep. Michael McCaul has demanded more information from the White House about the status of US Iran envoy Rob Malley.

Iran's National Security Council has decided that women can from now on attend soccer matches in stadiums, but security bodies are still deliberating the details.

The city of Zahedan was the scene of another round of rallies, but this Friday the demonstrators were silent as security forces were swarming the streets.

Head of United Nations' nuclear watchdog has raised concern about Iran's nuclear program and the regime’s sluggish cooperation with the agency.

A reformist daily in Iran says the Interior Ministry's push to restrict lawmakers' activity in their constituencies was a move to further "purify" the political landscape.

United Against Nuclear Iran, an advocacy group, has called for a Congressional investigation regarding lack of transparency by the White House over the suspension of US Iran envoy.

A Paris court on Friday reversed a decision by the French capital's police to ban an upcoming rally of an Iranian opposition group, the Mojahedin Khalq.

Iran has rejected the voracity of a video released by Israel's spy agency Mossad of a captured IRGC agent caught before an attack on Jews and Israelis in Cyprus.

Ten thousand villages in Iran are without drinking water, with about 670 people in Kerman province facing “serious” water scarcity.

Since the saga of US envoy for Iran Robert Malley unfolded on Thursday, government officials in Tehran have remained silent, but others had plenty to say.

Iran’s foreign ministry has summoned Sweden’s charge d’affaires in Tehran over the burning of a copy of the Quran outside a mosque in Stockholm.

Iran's foreign minister has reiterated Tehran’s willingness to restore diplomatic relations with Morocco as well as Egypt.

Hardliners dominating Iran’s ruling circles are eager to fend off suspicions that their own vigilantes were behind mass poisonings of schoolgirls in recent months.

A commentary published in Tehran says President Ebrahim Raisi and his aides are determined to bar many current lawmakers from running in the March 2024 elections.

Israel says its intelligence agents in Iran succeeded in capturing the suspect behind an IRGC-planned attack on its nationals in Cyprus.

Iran International has learned that US special envoy for Iran Robert Malley is under investigation and his deputy has assumed his duties at the State Department.

Iran’s judiciary says its former deputy was released from prison after serving just 45 months of a 31-year prison term after posting a bail of 3 trillion rials ($6 million).