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Union of Journalists in Iran has published the names of 28 reporters, who have been arrested during the nationwide anti-regime protests, saying that they are still in detention.

Amnesty International has urged the Iranian regime to immediately stop all executions of people sentenced to death in relation to nationwide protests.

Iran’s economic situation is already alarming with its currency at historic lows and high inflation, but reports suggest next fiscal year will be even more cataclysmic.

Protests in Iran continue online and via political graffiti as the Islamic Republic is issuing death sentences, long prison terms and floggings to quash voices of dissent.

A former Iranian defense ministry official, who holds dual Iranian-British citizenship, has been sentenced to death on charges of spying for the UK.

The World Bank has predicted that the Islamic Republic’s GDP growth will fall below two percent in 2024, teetering on the brink of recession as rial is falling and inflation raging.

The first session of the court of appeal for a former Iranian official guilty of war crimes in connection with mass executions in Iran in 1988 was held Wednesday in Stockholm.

The head of Iran's state broadcaster Peyman Jebelli has dismissed the defection of his two brothers interviewed by Iran International Tuesday.

The latest ranking of the Henley Passport Index shows that Islamic Republic’s passport ranked 99th in the world in terms of the access it grants the holder to other nations.

With European Union foreign ministers meeting January 23 to discuss new Iran sanctions, some politicians and media want the Revolutionary Guards classified.

Despite Iranian officials predicting a "harsh winter" for Europe, most countries have managed their energy needs, but a serious natural gas shortage has gripped Iran.

Saudi Arabia plans to use domestically sourced uranium to build up its nuclear power industry, energy minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said on Wednesday.

The French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in a note in Farsi called the Islamic Republic's threats an indication of the weakness of the religious dictatorship in Iran.

Reports from Tehran indicate that regime insiders including conservatives in the government are fed up with the President Ebrahim Raisi’s government amid crises.

Among accounts of the discovery of a small amount of uranium at London’s Heathrow Airport was a statement that it was heading to a UK-based Iranian business.

White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and US special envoy for Iran Rob Malley have once again demanded the release of US nationals jailed in Iran.

The US government has again extended protection to former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and his top Iran aide due to persistent threats against them from Iran.

Bahar Khorshidi was an English and painting teacher who fell to her death from the fourth-floor window of her home when security forces came looking for her.

Reports say three more Iranian citizens arrested during antigovernment protests in Iran’s northern city of Nowshahr, have been sentenced to death.

Disobedience of hijab rules has forced hardliners, most notably the Supreme Leader, to try to placate women with loose hijab, to draw support against opposition.

The Time magazine says two brothers of Peyman Jebelli, director of Iran's state broadcaster and a close to Ali Khamenei's son Mojtaba, have defected and sought asylum abroad.