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Iran International has obtained information about an IRGC-affiliated company active in supplying drones and missiles for Russia and Lebanese group Hezbollah.

Amid the violent repression of protesting students, Narges Mohammadi, an imprisoned civil activist, warned about the repetition of the crackdown of university protests in 1999.

Iran's security agencies have ordered the officials of Persepolis football club in Tehran to remove Karim Bagheri, the team's assistant coach, for his support of protests.

Iran’s Fars Province Teachers Union condemned the collective sentence of eight teachers to 34 years in prison.

The US continues to deny being in talks with Iran for an interim nuclear deal, while in parallel, accusing Israel of leaking details of the very talks they refute.

Iran criticized the Swedish government for permitting disrespect to the Muslim holy book, the Quran.

Our war against “the enemy” will end only if we give up real Islam, or if the United States gives up its animosity, an Iranian firebrand ideologue has said.

Two people were killed when an armed man exchanged fire with Saudi Arabian security forces and guards near the US consulate in Jeddah Wednesday.

Reformist commentator Abbas Abdi told clerics to "stop adding insult to injury" in their sermons and statements after a clergyman said Iranians eat too much.

European diplomats have told Iran they plan to retain EU ballistic missile sanctions set to expire in October under the defunct 2015 Iran nuclear deal.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Wednesday that no new nuclear deal with Iran was on the table, after many reports of contacts between the two sides in recent weeks.

Iran's police chief visiting Moscow signed a long-term memorandum of understanding Wednesday with the director of the Russian National Guard (Rosgvardiya).

Families of victims of the Ukrainian airliner that was shot down by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard in 2020 seek to file a lawsuit against the regime in The Hague.

Amid rising deaths from bootleg alcohol across Iran, heated discussions have erupted on Persian social media about who is to blame for the deaths.

Iran’s culture minister says the country is facing a "severe shortage" of expert workers who support the regime.

The director general of protocol at Iran's ministry of foreign affairs has been fired following a diplomatic incident during the recent visit of Saudi's foreign minister.

Following reports of the death of Pantea Eqbalzadeh, an Iranian translator of children's literature, a handwritten letter attributed to her says she committed suicide.

Shortages have hit Iran’s pharmaceutical industry which heavily relies on the cash-strapped government for hard currency to import raw materials.

The IRGC's intelligence agents have arrested the mother of a student who was detained and tortured during a protest rally against chemical attacks on schools.

US and Israeli foreign ministers held a telephone call on Tuesday to discuss “Iran’s destabilizing behavior, among other issues, the State Department announced.

Iran’s Interests Section in Washington DC has been accused of corruption and one of its staff now faces prosecution.