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Iran’s official government news website IRNA has rejected most of what appeared to have been progress during IAEA chief Rafael Grossi’s two-day trip to Tehran.

Iran's Parliament sunk into commotion Sunday as a lawmaker tried to stop another one from voicing his constituents’ anger over the so-called ‘chain’ school poisonings.

Iran’s national currency, rial, bounced back Sunday, regaining some of its recently lost ground following a visit by the UN nuclear watchdog, IAEA head Rafael Grossi.

The public is demanding answers after distraught parents of poisoned schoolgirls in Iran were brutally attacked by plainclothes security forces in recent days.

A group of Iranian expatriates have held a protest outside the office of US Special Envoy on Iran, Robert Malley, in Washington DC to call for his dismissal.

Azerbaijan is to allow Israel to use its airfields in case of a possible attack against Iran's nuclear facilities as part of their military cooperation media say.

About 80 more schools were targeted by chemical attacks on Sunday with dozens of girls hospitalized, as the international community demands answers to the mysterious poisonings.

Israel rebuffed as "unworthy" on Sunday comments by the UN nuclear watchdog chief that any Israeli or US attack on Iran's nuclear facilities would be illegal.

A British-Iranian health worker visiting Tehran was shot multiple times with shotgun pellets in October during antigovernment protests, The Guardian reported.

Thousands of Iranians in major cities around the world have staged demonstrations against the Islamic regime and called for global attention to the country's brutal crackdown on protesters, including scores of chemical attacks on girls' schools.

An Iranian website close to the national security council has said claims that the IAEA will install more monitoring equipment in Iran’s nuclear installations are lies.

An Islamic revolutionary turned regime critic, has accused Ali Khamenei of the poison attacks on girls' schools which have left hundreds of students sick and numerous hospitalized.

More than three months after gas attacks began on girls' schools in Iran, the Ministry of Education has not shown any serious reaction to the shocking events.

As rumors suggest that Ahmad Alamolhoda, a firebrand top Friday Imam, is likely to be replaced, he may have gone one step too far in defending his hardline views.

An Iranian official says huge deposits of lithium have been discovered for the first time in the country’s western province of Hamadan.

Iran agreed to offer more cooperation to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Saturday after a two-day visit by the agency’s chief Rafael Grossi.

The Iraqi prime minister says Baghdad is not the messenger between Tehran and Washington, but it has its own initiatives in this regard.

Chemical attacks on girl's schools in Iran continued on Saturday with reports saying students in at least 16 elementary and high schools were poisoned.

Iranian opposition figure Mir-Hossein Mousavi (81) who has been under house arrest for 13 years has been hospitalized for a severe case of influenza.

Iranian-born physicians in the West have appealed to International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent to intervene in widespread school poisonings in Iran and prevent mass casualty.

A two-year-old child was killed on Friday after Iranian special forces opened fire at the car carrying him and his family in the central city of Esfahan.