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Javan newspaper in Tehran proclaimed Saturday a "positive atmosphere" in Iran’s Vienna talks with world powers, shifting from its previous downbeat reporting.

Iran launched 110 new navy speedboats in Bandar Abbas at the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, capable of launching ship-to-ship missiles, the IRGC announced.

Arms stored for the Palestinian Hamas group exploded in a refugee camp in southern Lebanon Friday night, killing and wounding several people, the state-run National News Agency reported.

Contradictory news on Friday surrounding Iran’s nuclear talks set Iranian pundits at home or abroad racing to make sense of what was really happening in Vienna.

The US House Foreign Affairs Committee Friday passed a bipartisan bill that would ban the supply, sale or transfer of military drones to or from Iran under US law.

Twenty-three rights groups say the international community should urge Iran to free three activists arrested while planning to sue Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

The elderly mother of a blogger who died in custody in 2012 was assaulted by unknown individuals in Iran on Thursday when she was on her way to visit her son’s grave.

Gen. Kenneth McKenzie, US CENTCOM commander has expressed concern in an Associated Press interview over the growing capabilities of Iran’s missiles and drones.

A prominent cleric has told Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian that Iran must negotiate with the rest of the world because it cannot live in isolation.

Amid a deep economic crisis and widespread poverty, Iran’s capital Tehran boasts of luxury penthouses and villas, ranging in price from 7-15 million dollars.

After a report that Iran is ready to work on the basis of earlier nuclear talks, state media insisted there has been no change in Tehran’s negotiating posture.

After a report Friday that Iran is willing to work on the basis of earlier nuclear talks Tehran media insisted there has been no change in negotiating posture.

A top business leader in Iran has said that the country had zero economic growth in the past decade and if this situation continues, the economy faces decay.

The White House has warned Iran that if the nuclear talks fail and Tehran’s nuclear “program continues to accelerate”, it has no choice but intensify sanctions.

The United States and Israel increased pressure on Iran on Thursday as nuclear talks in Vienna stalled, with Iran reiterating that its position has not changed.

A report published Monday by Iran's cooperatives, labor and social welfare ministry showed prices of most staple foods rising beyond level it calls critical.

A gas condensate pipeline at a refinery in southwestern Iran exploded on Thursday after being hit by an excavator, state-controlled news agencies reported.

Two days after President Ebrahim Raisi faced criticism by university students, state media are still praising him, portraying the meeting as a win for Raisi.

The first session of Iran’s nuclear talks ended in Vienna Thursday with Tehran saying that it has returned to negotiations with its previously held positions.

The Chief Editor of hardliner Kayhan daily in Tehran says that closing the Hormuz Strait is the “incontrovertible right” of Iran and “we should not hesitate.”

Iran's negotiator in Vienna nuclear talks has hailed China’s support for “removal of illegal US sanctions" and guarantees it would not again quit the agreement.