
Dutch Player Leaves Iran Amid Security Concerns
The Dutch striker of a popular football club in Iran has left the country amid the security concerns over the safety of foreigners.

The Dutch striker of a popular football club in Iran has left the country amid the security concerns over the safety of foreigners.

In an ominous sign for detained protestors, Islamic Republic’s Chief Justice has called on prosecutors and judges to carry out final sentences without any delay.

Reports from Iran say people have poured into streets in several cities following calls by underground groups to hold nationwide protests for three days starting Monday.

A senior official of the International Atomic Energy Agency left Tehran Monday after arriving Sunday, but there was no word of progress on a thorny issue.

The attorney of an Iranian protester who has been sentenced to death says he was severely tortured to ‘confess’ to killing a Basij militiaman at a protest.

An Iranian lawmaker says the Islamic Republic intends to reduce ties with the United Kingdom and revise relations with France and Germany for their “anti-Iranian moves”.

More and more activists are calling on people to withdraw their money from Iranian banks as a measure to reduce the liquidity at disposal of the state.

Reports from Iran say that the regime officials use private chats, phone logs and text messages of protest detainees as incriminating evidence.

Unknown people attacked four Shiite clerics with sharp objects in the religious city of Qom, with to hospitalized as similar incidents have taken place in recent months.

Iran has the ability to produce nuclear weapons, but it does not intend to do so, Iran’s former foreign minister Kamal Kharrazi said in Tehran on Monday.

Members of Russia's Pussy Riot band were detained on Sunday after trying to storm the pitch at the World Cup final in Qatar to protest the war in Ukraine, the imprisonment of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny and the oppression of women in Iran, activists said.

For nearly two years the United States has tried and failed to negotiate a revival of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, yet Washington and its European allies refuse to close the door to diplomacy.

A Ukrainian senior intelligence official says Russia has received a new shipment of Iranian-made Shahed-136 kamikaze drones from the Islamic Republic of Iran.

A top university professor in Iran has harshly criticized comments by a science ministry official regarding study opportunities for students in North Korea.

Claims by Iranian officials that a female doctor who died with unusual injuries committed “suicide” has sparked suspicions of yet another death in custody.

A high-ranking member of Iranian parliament says that currently almost one fourth of the energy produced in the country is being wasted.

Frustrated over how to block the Internet that savvy Iranians would not circumvent, the Islamic Republic seems to be about shutting down access to the WWW.

The municipality of the Iranian capital Tehran has in a move supported vandalizing the British embassy after anti-UK slogans were painted on its walls.

As Iran’s central bank chief partly blamed political unrest for the national currency’s unprecedented fall, economists express profound doubt about any solution.

The landscape of Iran protests after three months is highlighted by condemnations of the government crackdown as more dissidents are jailed and in danger of execution.

Iran has introduced its new ambassador to Kabul after the previous envoy’s comments regarding the Taliban raised eyebrows among the fundamentalist group.