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The journalists who reported a case of sexual abuse of several minors at a football school in northeastern Iran have been banned from work for six months.

Canadian Journalists for Free Expression (CJFE) has presented its award to Niloufar Hamedi and Elahe Mohammadi, who have been imprisoned for five months, after publishing reports about the killing of Mahsa Amini in Iran.

Following restrictions on the Islamic Republic’s financial operations in Iraq, available information indicates that the UAE is also limiting money transfers to and from Iran.

Although the Iranian regime claims tens of thousands of inmates have been pardoned by the Supreme Leader, the Student Councils Union says many students have been expelled and suspended following recent protests.

A document obtained by Iran International has revealed that Russian companies are not willing to invest in oil and gas projects in southern Iran, despite joint projects.

Fatemeh Sepehri, an activist opposed to the Islamic Republic, has warned the authorities that she and millions of other people are fed up with their oppressive actions for 44 years.

Anti-regime protests in Iran continued Wednesday with people holding gatherings, chanting slogans, writing slogans on walls, and distributing flyers and paying tribute to the dead protesters.

Axios has revealed more details about the European Union’s plan to impose sanctions on Iran’s Revolutionary Guard over drones supplied to Russia.

In a new book, two Iranian academics argue that Iranian have lost trust in the regime, which is perceived as inefficient and mired in discriminatory behavior.

Chinese and Iranian presidents called on Thursday for the lifting of sanctions on Iran as an integral part of a stalled international accord on its nuclear program.

Iran International has obtained information that the Islamic Republic is suffering from heavy financial losses because a huge amount of its money is blocked in Iraq.

US Special Envoy for Iran Robert Malley held talks with Omani officials about Iran, as reports emerged of indirect talks to free US prisoners held in Tehran.

Seif al-Adel, the apparent new leader of al Qaeda is in Iran, a United Nations report has said and the United States confirmed the information on Wednesday.

Canada's CBC news channel says its investigation shows that three businessmen accused of cooperating with the Islamic Republic of Iran live in Canada.

Washington is holding indirect talks with Tehran on a possible prisoner exchange in a bid to secure the release of several US citizens held hostage in Iran.

Iran has decided to develop its unfinished oil projects as Chinese companies are unwilling to continue joint plans, Iran’s oil ministry website reported Tuesday.

Twenty independent trade unions and civic institutions in Iran have jointly published a charter, outlining their main demands to end the current inhumane situation.

A human rights organization in Iran reports that a revolutionary court has sentenced six Arab political prisoners to death in the southern city of Ahvaz.

Iran’s ruler Ali Khamenei says the turnout during the 44th anniversary of the Islamic Republic showed “full support” for the Islamic Revolution and the regime.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says the EU will propose sanctions targeting for the first time Iranian economic operators involved in the Russian war in Ukraine.

The US believes China has a role to play in telling Iran to end its “destabilizing activities,” the State Department said as Iran’s president visited Beijing.