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Iran's state television on Tuesday showed a 3-minute report on the recent arrest of two French citizens, saying they were spies who had tried to stir up unrest.

Former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has been distancing himself from President Ebrahim Raisi’s policies as his economic failures become obvious and dangerous.

A French-Venezuelan cardiologist has been accused by the US of selling ransomware to cybercriminals, including malicious actors associated with the government of Iran.

Tehran municipality used 700 police buses and IRGC drivers to transport passengers for free in the capital Tehran as bus drivers’ strike entered its second day.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has spoken with Qatari foreign minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani about Iran and other issues of mutual interest.

Iran is working on advanced uranium centrifuges at new underground sites being built near its Natanz nuclear plant, Israel's defense minister said on Tuesday.

Iran has opened a factory in Tajikistan’s capital Dushanbe for manufacturing its Ababil-II drones in the Central Asian country.

One day after US State Department spokesman Ned Price voiced support for protesters in Iran, another spokesman condemned the use of violence by security forces.

Bus drivers’ strike over unpaid wages has created chaos across Tehran amid fears of anti-government protests in the capital. Several drivers have been arrested.

President Joe Biden sent a high-powered US delegation to the United Arab Emirates to offer condolences after the death of its ruler, in an apparent bid to repair frayed ties.

Iran Monday said it respected the “vote of the Lebanese people” as early results from Sunday’s Lebanese election showed setbacks for its ally Hezbollah.

Six foreign-based Iranian opposition groups announced support for protests in several cities across Iran, warning Iran’s authorities against repression, violence, and internet cuts.

Iran's top diplomat has traveled to the United Arab Emirates (UAE)on Monday to pay his respects after the death of President Khalifa bin Zayed, Iranian state media reported.

Tehran says Washington must respond to proposals it put forth last week during the visit of EU coordinator Enrique Mora, to break the stalemate in nuclear talks.

Iran's intelligence ministry has tightened censorship rules for government-controlled media in covering ongoing protests, Iran International has learned.

The United States has expressed support for anti-government protests in Iran, saying the Iranian people have a right to hold their government accountable for the current situation.

A member of Tehran’s Chamber of Commerce says Iran’s exports of hand-woven carpets have dropped to about $70 to $80 million per year from about $500 million before the US sanctions.

Iran-backed Hezbollah lost a seat in its south Lebanon stronghold to a candidate backed by opposition groups in parliamentary polls on Sunday.

Reports and images on social media indicate that anti-government protests took place Sunday night in at least one provincial center in Iran with gunshots heard.

As street protests enter their second week, Iranian politicians and military men are offering their insights about the economic crisis and rapid price hikes.

Iran’s deputy foreign minister says the country is serious in talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal but is also determined to distrust the “enemy” and foreigners.