
Israeli Foreign Minister To Visit Turkey Amid Heightened Iranian Threats
Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid will visit Turkey this week amid worries over growing threat of attacks against Israeli citizens by Iranian agents.

Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid will visit Turkey this week amid worries over growing threat of attacks against Israeli citizens by Iranian agents.

A senior Iranian lawmaker speaking about proposals to leave the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) has said such a move would provide “excuses to the West”.

As strikes and protests continued in Iran’s retail and industrial sectorss on Sunday, a group of workers of Tehran’s transportation fleet held a protest rally for their demands.

Iranian newspapers Sunday marked the end of the first year since President Ebrahim Raisi's election on June 18, 2021 with harsh criticism of his economic team.

Kazakhstan's president arrived in Iran June 19 at the head of a high-ranking delegation to hold talks with his counterpart Ebrahim Raisi on issues of mutual interest.

A sixfold rise in animal feed prices in Iran has brought about a wave of bankruptcy among cattle breeders, forcing them to sell their starving or half-dead cows at lower prices to slaughterhouses.

A hardliner newspaper in Iran has called for a “formidable blow” against Israel inside its territories, for Israeli operation in Iran and to restore Tehran’s credibility in the region.

Germany has expelled an Iranian cleric who was the deputy head of the Islamic Center in Hamburg (IZH) from the country for his support for Shiite extremist and terrorist organizations.

Despite repeated statements from Israeli officials warning of impending Iranian attacks on its citizens visiting Turkey, Tehran has generally remained silent.

A prominent Iranian analyst, often referred to as an expert on US affairs, says political threats against Tehran are changing and taking a military form.

The Iranian foreign minister criticized the US for "the counterproductive and hasty" move over the resolution passed by the International Atomic Energy Agency's Board of Governors.

A physician who reportedly refused to cooperate in an alleged coverup following a deadly building collapse that killed scores of people in southwestern Iran has died mysteriously.

Iran’s state broadcaster has put a false voiceover on a video of Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo, attributing hate speech about Israeli fans to him.

Protests and strikes in Iran continued Saturday as President Ebrahim Raisi marked the first anniversary of his election amid economic and political uncertainty.

After a report revealed Iran’s construction of “a vast tunnel network” just south of its Natanz uranium enrichment plant, Iran says the move was to intensify security measures.

Paraguay's intelligence chief has confirmed that one of the crew aboard a Venezuelan cargo plane grounded in Argentina has ties to Iran's Revolutionary Guard’s Quds Force.

Iran’s export of petrochemicals not impacted by United States sanctions, the government’s news website IRNA has claimed following fresh sanctions by Washington.

The Iranian air force said on Saturday that a US-built F-14 Tomcat warplane crashed and exploded in Esfahan due to technical fault in the engine but the two pilots survived.

The US special envoy for Iran. Rob Malley, praised the efforts of UN experts to draw attention to the continuing crackdown on civil society and popular protests in Iran.

Speculations continue in Iran amid a news blackout over IRGC's arrest of admins running three of its own social media news channels on the Telegram app.

In its latest report on the situation of human rights in Iran, the United Nations has expressed concern over excessive force against dissidents and protests.