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Porn videos have been shown as a means of deterrence in several girls' schools across Iran, threatening them not to take part in "Women, Life, Freedom" protests.

In response to Iran's foreign minister’s denials of rape in prisons, an imprisoned female activist announced she is ready to testify against the government.

Iran's foreign minister claims that "women in the country have all the necessary freedoms" and that the police "did not kill anyone with a bullet” during the recent protests.

A UN fact-finding mission has called on individuals, groups and organizations to submit information and documentation on the Islamic Republic’s rights violations during ongoing protests.

Britain's Royal Navy said Thursday it had seized Iranian weapons, including anti-tank guided missiles, last month from a smuggler’s vessel in the Gulf of Oman.

Charlie Weimers, a member of the European Parliament, has said that the EU should create a fund to support Iran's strikes by the blocked Iranian assets.

After the worst single day of gas poisonings in Iranian girls' schools, Washington has declared the issue “abhorrent" and called on authorities to put an end to the horror.

Washington will never allow Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon, the State Department has reiterated, while still insisting that diplomacy with Tehran is preferable.

Exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi delivered a speech Wednesday and answered questions about post-Islamic Republic Iran at the European Parliament in Belgium.

No one has been arrested three months after the first chemical attack on a girls’ school in Iran, amid a new spate of attacks affecting at least 26 schools Wednesday.

Iran’s parliament has approved legislation to allow the government to allocate 3 billion euros to the Armed Forces “to strengthen the country's defense infrastructure”.

Iran International has obtained information about the connection between the Islamic Republic’s internet and mobile monitoring companies and foreign firms helping them.

Iran’s judiciary has called a death sentence given to Iranian-German prisoner Jamshid Sharmahd, "just" because he "clearly confessed" to his crimes.

The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Grossi will visit Iran Friday for high-level meetings, the semi-official Fars news agency reported Wednesday.

As Iran moves closer to Russia and China, leading Iranian lawmakers and pundits have warned the government against over-reliance on Moscow and Beijing.

US senators are calling on the international community to take more punitive measures to weaken the Islamic regime and its influence in global conflict.

Germany is watching Iran's increasing military build-up with concern, because of its destabilizing activities in the region and drone deliveries to Russia, the Foreign Ministry said Wednesday.

Students at Tehran University have held a rally against closures of dorms and classes which will now be held online until April.

A delegation from Pakistan is due in Tehran soon for crisis talks to avert a possible $18 billion fine to Pakistan for its part in delaying the transfer of Iranian gas.

Iran can produce enough enriched uranium for one nuclear bomb in “about 12 days,” a top US official warned Tuesday as lawmakers also expressed deep concern.

Hardline commentator Mohammad Sadeq Koushki says If Ebrahim Raisi knew what he knows today, he would have never wanted to become Iran's President.