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Iranian experts and media are criticizing claims by President Ebrahim Raisi that the government has created nearly one million new jobs in the past year.

Cyber security company Secureworks Counter Threat has reported on efforts by a group affiliated to the Islamic Republic aiming to disrupt relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel.

Iran’s police say warning text messages are still being sent to women drivers regarding improper hijab because "removing hijab" is a criminal offense.

Members of the US Congress are ramping up efforts to pass new legislation in support of Iranian protesters and sanctions on top officials for rights violations.

Iranian activist and author Masih Alinejad says the plot by the Iranian regime to kill her makes her more powerful to fight for democracy.

Gholam Ali Jafarzadeh Imanabadi, an ex-lawmaker says radicalism has destroyed the ideals of Iran's 1979 revolution, hurting the economy and causing poverty.

A young Iranian skier, who had traveled to Europe to get prepared for World Championship, has applied for political asylum in Germany.

The United States is sending its top sanctions official to Turkey and the Middle East next week to warn countries and companies not to violate US sanctions on Russia and Iran.

Reports from Zahedan in Iran’s southeast say plainclothes security forces violently detained dozens of protesters, especially teenagers, on Friday during protests.

Some ‘reformist’ politicians have warned that excluding critics in next year’s parliamentary elections can only worsen the legitimacy crisis Iran’s regime faces.

Amnesty International says the Islamic Republic must immediately reverse the convictions and death sentences of three young protesters who were subjected to torture.

Members of the European Parliament held a meeting in the Belgian capital Brussels to discuss the designation of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization.

Security forces opened fire on protesters in the Iranian city of Zahedan who held rallies for the 17th consecutive Friday since protests broke out in September.

The US charged three men with conspiring to assassinate a New-York based dissident Iranian activist and journalist, the Justice Department announced Friday.

Former commander of Israel’s navy Eliezer Marom has said that Iran is on the threshold of obtaining nuclear weapons and it is better to attack “now than later.”

Following an armed attack at the Azerbaijani embassy in Tehran, there are contradictory statement about motives, with Iran personal reasons led to the attack and Azerbaijan hinting at a terrorist act.

An aide to Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi says that recent protests “instigated by enemies” posed a “serious security challenge” to the Islamic Republic regime.

The United States and Israel concluded their largest-ever joint military drills, with thousands of troops, dozens of aircraft and naval vessels in and around Israel.

About a month after France called for curbing the Islamic Republic’s influence in Iraq, Paris and Baghdad have signed a strategic cooperation agreement.

A newspaper in Iran says the parliament's plan to add two new articles to the 'Islamic Penal Code' could further restrict civil liberties and freedom of speech.

An armed attacker who entered the Azerbaijani embassy in Tehran and opened fire killing one person was arrested, the city’s police chief said.