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Vladimir Putin’s warm reception of the Argentinian president recently was in stark contrast to the way Kremlin treated Iran's president, many Iranians say.

Afghans and Iraqis were involved in curbing Iranian protests in November 2019, the 'Iran Atrocities Tribunal' was told Saturday.

The director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has reiterated concern over Iran’s explanation of uranium traces in sites used two decades ago.

Iran’s national security council secretary has echoed remarks by the foreign minister that “verifiable” lifting of sanctions by the United States is required for a nuclear agreement.

Despite the highly contagious Covid-19 Omicron variant spreading fast across Iran, President Ebrahim Raisi has rejected proposals for a nationwide shutdown.

Members of the US House of Representatives has asked President Joe Biden to focus on Iran’s ballistic-missile capabilities.

Iran’s foreign minister has said that the US reviving waivers for foreign firms acting in parts of Iran’s nuclear program “is not enough,” and it needs real guarantees.

The Biden Administration was quick to defend sanctions waivers for Iran’s nuclear program on Friday, after the move was perceived as a concession to Tehran.

Several human rights groups have called on Canada to stop former officers of Iran’s military (IRGC) and other human rights violators from entering the country.

Israel is considering the possibility of a direct conflict with Iran’s Revolutionary Guard in Syria and its proxies in Lebanon, Iran International has learned.

The editor of a hardliner daily operating under the aegis of the Islamic Republic's Supreme Leader says Iran's precision missiles can target any spot in Europe.

Following the death of a police officer, Iranian authorities are contemplating to change laws to give more freedom to police for using firearms.

Iran offers the highest amount of energy subsidies in the world, the government news agency IRNA has highlighted amid a big financial crunch and budget deficit.

Iran is increasingly using international barter, exporting hundreds of thousands of tons of oil derivatives to Brazil in return for livestock feed.

The second round of a ‘people’s tribunal’ to investigate killings of protesters and rights violations by Iran has begun behind closed doors due to security reasons.

A Danish district court on Friday found three members of an Iranian Arab opposition group guilty of financing and supporting terrorist activity in Iran in collaboration with Saudi Arabian intelligence services as well as espionage.

Iran's health ministry has declared a hospital emergency as the Omicron variant of Covid-19 grips the country. Nearly 80 Iranian cities are deemed "red zones.”

Colombia has accused Venezuela of moving troops to their common border with technical assistance from Iran and Russia, Reuters reported.

Iran’s battered currency has risen around 10 percent since its lows in early December when the market was gripped by pessimism over a possible nuclear deal.

The Pentagon has called Iran the central threat to the stability of the region, saying the top priority of CENTCOM is to deter the Tehran's malign activities.

Two reformist newspapers in Iran have reported that a new “reformist” alliance is growing among politicians opposed to hardliners in charge of the government.