
Iran's Raisi Threatens 'Israel's Heart' In Case of 'Slightest Move'
Iran's military will target Israel's heart if it makes "the slightest move" against the Islamic Republic, President Ebrahim Raisi told a military parade Monday.

Iran's military will target Israel's heart if it makes "the slightest move" against the Islamic Republic, President Ebrahim Raisi told a military parade Monday.

Iranian media have revealed new details about a brewing scandal related to the illegal construction of a petrochemical plant near a UNESCO wildlife reserve.

Iran's Deputy foreign minister and chief nuclear negotiator Ali Baqeri-Kani says Tehran's foreign and military policies are synergistic and complementary.

Outspoken former lawmaker Faezeh Hashemi Rafsanjani in Iran has said that the Revolutionary Guard, IRGC, should remain on the United States' terrorist list.

Lawmakers on Sunday strongly criticized the unbridled rise in living costs in Iran, while officials try to blame the former government for the economic crisis.

A group of residents held a protest rally in southwest Iran against a project to transfer water out of Chaharmahal-Bakhtiari province, causing water scarcity in their region

Iran says it holds the Swedish government accountable for burning of the Quran by leader of Danish far-right political party Stram Kurs or Hard Line.

Iran's official news website IRNA has again claimed that a deal is in place to free the country’s frozen funds, despite a categoric denial by the United States.

A new report by the Turkish Statistical Institute shows that Iranians are still at the top of the list of foreign residential property buyers in Turkey in March.

As President Ebrahim Raisi's allies and critics demand action to mitigate Iran's economic crisis, few thought that the IRGC-linked media would also join the fray.

The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) reiterated Saturday that it would not hand camera footage from nuclear sites to the International Atomic Energy Agency if a new nuclear deal is not reached with world powers.

The trial of five activists who had filed a lawsuit against Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei for "Covid mismanagement" was held behind closed doors Saturday.

An alleged American delay in issuing a visa has led Ehsan Khandouzi, economy minister, to cancel his attendance in Washington at the World Bank and International Monetary Fund spring meetings.

Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen have criticized a new US-led multinational taskforce that will patrol the Red Sea following a series of attacks attributed to the group.

Controversy over an environmentally dangerous petrochemical project continues in Iran as some government officials have defended it despite an earlier ban.

Ukraine’s ambassador to Tehran has attacked the Iranian government over its stance on the Russian invasion and challenged it to send oil to Ukraine.

Iran must close the Strait of Hormuz to South Korean vessels until Seoul releases $7 billion frozen funds said a newspaper funded by Supreme Leader on Saturday.

The spokesman for Iran’s Covid-19 taskforce says the country is ready to send medical personnel and vaccines to China if needed.

A lawmaker in Tehran says Iranian nuclear negotiators had the go-ahead to start direct talks with American diplomats, but some politicians prevented the move.

The Russian envoy in Tehran has accused some Iranian media of provoking anti-Russian sentiments among Iranians over Moscow's role in Vienna nuclear talks.

Taliban forces have closed a center with links to Iran that had organized a gathering in front of Tehran’s embassy in Kabul to express support for the Islamic Republic.