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The Islamic Republic held its annual anti-Israel rent-a-crowd parade Friday, reiterating threats against regional countries over normalization of ties with Israel.

With divine grace, soon there will be nothing called the “Zionist regime”, the chief staff of the Iranian armed forces said Friday, as the government marked Quds Day.

Influential Iraqi Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr has announced the suspension of the Sadrist Movement for at least one year, blaming corruption.

The top negotiator of Yemen's Houthi movement said peace talks with Saudi Arabia had made progress and will continue to iron out remaining differences.

A university professor’s uninformed claim that the Python software program can 'predict the future' has caused new embarrassment for the government in Iran.

Israel will not allow Iran to obtain nuclear weapons, with or without help from others, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told local media on Thursday.

A Twitter account dedicated to news about protests in Iran has released a batch of death certificates of those killed by security forces.

A group of influential Iranians have urged international bodies to probe chemical attacks on schoolgirls, describing them as a "crime against humanity."

Iran’s Health Ministry has once again warned about the negative consequences of preterm birth, saying that hospitals and surgeons should not deliver babies on the dates the parents wish.

Floods have killed three people in Iran in the last 24 hours, according to the country’s Red Crescent.

Iran’s Armed Forces issued a statement on Thursday claiming that the countdown to the collapse of Israel has begun.

The Islamic Republic is going all out to ensure mass attendance at anti-Israel rallies for Quds Day in another attempt to undermine its archenemy.

Senior Israeli intelligence analysts have spoken about the in-depth research its dedicated units are doing in assessing the threat from Iran.

Golrokh Iraee, an Iranian civil rights activist who has been detained for 200 days, has been sentenced to seven years in prison.

In an open letter to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, female Islamic scholar Sedigheh Vasmaghi has strongly challenged his recent edict over hijab.

Figures from the recent Nowruz holidays reflect a widening class gap between Iran’s rich and poor.

Saudi Arabia and Syria's foreign ministers on Wednesday welcomed a thaw in bilateral ties, weeks after Riyadh reached a deal to resume relations with Iran.

Qatar and Bahrain will resume their diplomatic ties, both Bahrain news agency (BNA) and the Qatari foreign ministry said Wednesday.

Amid intensified measures to enforce hijab in Iran, several grassroot student groups across the country have called for a protest rally against mandatory hijab on April 15.

The Central Bank of Iran has blocked at least 96 trillion rials ($2 billion) in public's money in a government scheme for car pre-sales, feared as another scam.

Iran’s Student Union Council says 435 students have been suspended or expelled following the recent protests across the country.