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Iranian-backed militia forces in Syria have started removing Islamic Republic's flags from their bases, apparently by the request of the government in Damascus.

Israel's foreign minister discussed efforts to establish diplomatic relations with additional Middle East countries in a call with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken Monday, the ministry said.

After two months delay, the Iranian government has finally released inflation data for the previous year, putting it at 45.8 percent.

A foreign policy analyst in Tehran says Iran and the world powers do not know what to do with the corpse of the 2015 nuclear deal, the JCPOA.

Over 2,000 students at Iran’s Tabriz University signed a petition against the regime’s punishment of students as it continues to quash dissent.

The chairman of the chiefs of staff of the Iranian armed forces claims the balance of power has shifted from West to East, away from its archenemy the US.

Iran’s security agents searched the house of historian and university professor Hashem Aghajari before summoning him to court.

The overall picture of US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan’s trip to Saudi Arabia and his meeting with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman remains somewhat unclear.

A five-percent fall in Iran’s stock market index in two days has led to a ban on trading that includes 90 percent of all shares on Monday.

Two Iranians jailed for insulting religious entities have been hanged as the regime embarks on a killing spree to intimidate people against further protests.

Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman confirmed the hacking attack on the ministry's website on Sunday but claimed reports had been exaggerated.

Driven by economic and professional problems, as well as lack of social and political freedoms, an increasing number of Iran's healthcare professionals emigrate.

The ranking member of the US House Select Committee on Intelligence told CNN Sunday that the prospect of more nuclear talks with Iran “is further away than ever before.”

A recent scandal about Iranian lawmakers receiving SUVs from the industry minister to refrain from his impeachment has expanded to engulf top government officials.

Imported second-hand iPhones are selling for more than 2,000 US dollars in Iran, an Iranian official has admitted.

Iran’s execution of a political activist has sparked global outrage amid fears of further deaths in Tehran’s killing spree.

The deputy commander of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) has issued a veiled warning to the US Navy days after it seized an Iranian oil tanker.

Satellite images analyzed on Sunday by The Associated Press show two oil tankers recently seized by Iran off the coast of one of its key port cities on the strategic Strait of Hormuz.

An Iraqi court Sunday sentenced to death a police officer blamed for leading a group that gunned down well-known analyst and government adviser Hisham al-Hashemi three years ago in Baghdad.

A cleric was stabbed on Saturday night in central Markazi province in the latest of a series of attacks on the clergy in Iran.

An Iranian group has hacked into the Islamic Republic’s foreign ministry servers, disabling 210 sites and online services and leaking a large batch of documents.