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Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah warned that its operatives are ordered to respond to any attack against the tents set up on Israeli territory by the group.

The Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran says with the assassination of another of its members the number of people killed by the Iranian regime reached three since last week.

Security forces in Iran have unleashed a fresh wave of crackdowns at universities employing both verbal and physical assault to suppress the student movement.

Iran’s president Ebrahim Raisi, who is a Shiite cleric, says homosexuality is one of the "dirtiest" phenomena in human history.

Russian forces unleashed a barrage of kamikaze Iranian-made Shahed drones early Thursday morning, according to The Ukrainian military and the Kyiv city officials.

Iranian police shot a hospital emergency response staff member in the head on the road to city of Kashan after they tried to stop his car.

Iran has shown a weak reaction toward its important ally Russia, which this week endorsed a demand by the United Arab Emirates over three Persian Gulf islands.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi's tour of three African countries is hailed by Tehran as a "new beginning" in relations with the continent.

A member of Islamic Republic's parliament has strongly criticized the performance of the government as the economic crisis worsens, with little hope on the horizon.

A disputed maritime field in the Persian Gulf is becoming a litmus test for the recent détente between Tehran and Riyadh as controversies surrounding it escalate.

Iran's foreign ministry summoned the Russian envoy to Tehran over Moscow's support for the United Arab Emirates' claim over three Persian Gulf islands.

Despite evidence of the use of Iranian drones by the Russian army, Iran’s Supreme Leader holds American arms companies responsible for the continued war in Ukraine.

The children of Abbas Deris, a death row prisoner, demanded his release and global action to prevent the execution of their father.

The ban on Iranian propagandist Ali-Akbar Raefipour leaving Saudi Arabia after the Hajj pilgrimage shows in spite of the recent detente between the two nations, tensions persist.

A moderate news website in Iran says the country's hardliners are going out of their way to send their supporters who are not qualified as ambassadors abroad.

Iraq will begin trading crude oil for Iranian gas to end payment delays to Tehran due to the need for US approval, Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Sudani said Tuesday.

While the Islamic Republic has banned access to Instagram, the country’s tax organization says it is going to tax Instagram bloggers and celebrities.

A senior Republican lawmaker slammed as "absolutely unacceptable" a State Department response about why the US Iran envoy’s security clearance was under review.

The US Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) says Iran has bolstered activities since 2020 that could help it develop nukes, but it is not currently pursuing a bomb.

Several US senators have expressed concern over the threats posed by Iran, with Republican Rick Scott stating that governments worldwide are worried about the regime.

The father of one of the victims of Iran's recent protests was tried on charges of "assembly and collusion with the intention of disrupting national security".