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Iranians are emigrating from the country fleeing political and economic instability, with the UAE top of the list, a 600-page report issued in Tehran says.

Ukrainian military officials say 12 more Iranian-made drones were shot down in the latest Russian attack on the capital city, Kyiv.

Iranian lawmakers have slammed the government's economic and other policies in interviews during Nowruz holidays as people complain about rising prices.

As relations between sanction-struck Moscow and Tehran heat up, Russia has begun to sell Iranian cars responsible for countless deaths on Iran’s roads.

Egypt will soon allow Iranians travelling with tour groups to obtain visas on arrival in the south of its Sinai Peninsula Egyptian tourism ministry officials said.

As the US weighs Iran's destabilizing actions across the Middle East, the United States now has to deal with Tehran’s expanding cyber cooperation with Russia.

Iranian human rights defender, Narges Mohammadi, slammed the Supreme Leader’s latest prisoner amnesty as a sham to feign compassion to the Western world.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian says the Islamic Republic is going to invite King of Saudi Arabia to visit Tehran even though the ageing monarch’s last foreign visit was four years ago.

China’s President and Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince have spoken by phone, discussing a wide range of topics including supporting follow-up talks between Riyadh and Tehran.

Twitter’s recent suspension of hundreds of accounts has angered Iran's pro-monarchy Twitterati who believe they are being targeted by the Islamic Republic.

Russian chief negotiator in Iran nuclear talks, Mikhail Ulyanov, says the “Western partners” still refrain from announcing the "death" of negotiations to revive the JCPOA.

The United States will not back away from its deployment to Syria, despite attacks on its forces there last week by Iran-backed militia, the White House said Monday.

Iran’s former presidential chief of staff says after the downing of a Ukrainian airliner in 2020, the President was not told it was shot down by IRGC missiles.

The Canadian government is imposing sanctions on two more Iranian entities and eight individuals over human rights violations.

An ultra-hardliner has said that women could be fined as much as $60,000 for flouting hijab when a new law to enforce the Islamic dress code is passed by parliament.

Fears are growing for two teachers and activists in Iran’s Sistan and Baluchistan province who have not been seen for 40 days.

A group of Iranian-French lawyers are preparing to file a complaint against the Commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, Hossein Salami, in France.

Some observers in Iran say that the society has been "radicalized" because of recent protests which were the product of the authoritarian political system.

While Iran has been the scene of the protesters' bloody resistance against mandatory hijab in the past six months, religious authorities refuse to back down.

Police have shut down dozens of businesses in Iran for disrespecting fasting rules and issued warnings to many others amid the Iranian New Year (Nowruz) holidays.

Iranian and Saudi foreign ministers have agreed to meet during the month of Ramadhan to hold talks over restoring diplomatic ties under a deal reached in March.