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Although print media in Iran are under strict control and rarely publish news about the protests, security forces have arrested more than three dozen journalists.

Iran's top Sunni cleric blamed Iran's ruler Ali Khamenei Friday as people took to the streets of the southeastern Iranian city of Zahedan to commemorate those killed in "Bloody Friday" protests three weeks ago.

The United States has rejected reports by Iranian state media that Iran has seized two US Navy unmanned surface vessels.

At least 10 Iranians have been killed in attacks carried out by Ukraine against Russian-held positions while Tehran insists it is not providing Moscow with drones or military advisory support.

Iran has opened a consulate in Armenia's Syunik province, in what appears to be a gesture of support for Yerevan, after recent military clashes in the region.

Firebrand Iranian cleric Ahmad Khatami has called on Iran's judiciary to take tougher measures against people attending antigovernment protests, ignited by the death in custody of a 22-year-old woman.

The Australian foreign minister has decried Islamic Republic’s “horrific” crackdown on popular protests, saying that the Iranian regime should know “the world is watching.”

Two media outlets and a German research center have announced in a joint report that a German company is helping to censor the Internet in Iran.

As the protests in Iran enters its sixth week with no sign of abating, Iranian military brass continued to blame the protests on Western enemies.

The FBI has warned that the Iranian cyber group Emennet Pasargad is conducting hack-and-leak operations involving a combination of hacking and theft of data.

European Union leaders are expected to focus on China and Iran’s military involvement in Ukraine in today’s discussion of ‘external’ relations.

Eyewitnesses have told Iran International that a mysterious blaze in Tehran’s Evin prison last week was a government scheme to fake a jail break to kill prisoners.

A group of Iranian sports personalities and lawyers have requested world football governing body FIFA to eliminate Islamic Republic’s team from the World Cup.

Protests in Iran continued on Thursday with the northwestern city of Tabriz being the hotbed of unrest, with additional security forces deployed in the key city.

The European Union and the United Kingdom Thursday sanctioned three Iranian military commanders and a defense company over allegedly supplying drones to Russia.

The US military made an unusual disclosure Wednesday, revealing the location of its submerged nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines in the Arabian Sea near Iran’s waters.

The US-based Iranian Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) reported on Thursday that at least 12,500 people have been detained in Iran, adding that at least 244 people, including 32 children, were also killed.

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, heading a delegation, has traveled to the Armenian capital Yerevan on Thursday amid tensions in the region.

Iran’s exiled Prince Reza Pahlavi says the current events in Iran will change the world, and for this reason, the best for the world is a regime change in Iran.

Mohammad Nourizad, a writer and political prisoner says the Islamic Republic has killed 200 people just to prove it did not kill Mahsa Amini over her hijab.

A human rights group has said the Islamic Republic’s security forces have killed at least 244 people, including 32 children,during the current antigovernment protests across Iran.