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The Iranian embassy in Copenhagen has been surrounded by Denmark's security forces over a "security incident," Danish media reported Friday.

While evidence of Russia’s using Iranian drones against Ukraine is piling up, the Islamic Republic’s foreign ministry once again denied providing drones to Moscow.

Government manipulation of information about the killing of teenage girls during protests and forcing families to make confessions, have outraged many in Iran.

Iran’s 'Reformists' have been side-lined during the current crisis, as neither the government nor the protesters consider them a serious political alternative.

Iranian activists and university professors have called for nationwide rallies on Saturday, October 8, as street protests have become sporadic in recent days.

French satellite operator Eutelsat said Thursday that Iran had jammed two of its satellites since September 26, adding that it is in contact with relevant authorities to stop the interference.

The United States on Thursday imposed sanctions on seven Iranian officials over the shutdown of internet access and the crackdown on peaceful protesters.

Rights group Amnesty International said Thursday that at least 82 Baluchi people have been killed in Zahedan, the provincial capital of Iran’s Sistan and Baluchistan since last Friday.

Iranians have revolted against the Islamic Republic regime many times and have been suppressed each time, but the past is not necessarily a guide to the present.

Israel rejected Thursday Lebanese changes to a draft US-brokered proposal demarcating a maritime border with Lebanon, putting the fate of a deal for joint gas production in limbo.

Tehran this week denied reports about supplying military drones to Russia, while the Kyiv region was targeted apparently by several Iranian-made drones.

France's Foreign Ministry has reacted to a video of forced confessions of two French nationals detained in Iran, accusing Tehran of the practices of "worst dictatorial regimes".

Authorities in Iran have again resorted to airing forced confessions of family members to dodge responsibility in the suspicious death of a teenage protester.

The European Parliament on Thursday called on the European Union for additional sanctions on the Islamic Republic over its bloody clampdown of protests.

Iran’s exiled queen Farah Pahlavi has once again called on military forces not to allow the Islamic Republic’s authorities to use them as “tools of repression.”

A regime insider's account of police brutality as he experienced in the streets of Tehran, October 4, reached Supreme Leader’s office, and proved critics right.

Over 100 female protesters held at Tehran’s Qarchak Prison have been systematically abused and kept in inhumane conditions since their arrest two weeks ago.

After Iran resorted to orbital jamming to limit access to Iran International, the news network has launched a lawsuit to legally pursue the case through international bodies.

One of Iran’s largest independent anti-poverty charities says a large number of minors have been recruited to attack protesters in exchange for a few bags of essential foods.

Iranian officials have been trying to question whether Mahsa Amini was killed in police custody and this attempt has reached Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.

The United States Supreme Court said Monday it would hear Turkish state-owned Halkbank’s case it has sovereign immunity against prosecution for Iran links.