Iran’s foreign minister said Monday Tehran would consider direct talks with the United States if needed to revive the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers.
Russia’s envoy in Iran nuclear talks, Mikhail Ulyanov, said Monday that the Ukraine crisis had nothing to do with talks to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
Iran's ambassador To Moscow, Kazem Jalali has refuted reports that Russia has suggested Iran should accept an interim nuclear agreement with the United States.
South Korea has paid part of Iran’s delinquent dues to the United Nations from funds frozen at its banks because of American sanctions, Seoul announced Sunday.
Several clerics and politicians in Iran have criticized the aura of secrecy surrounding Tehran's long-term deals with Russia and China as colonial in nature.
Smaller conservative parties in Iran have become more active recently, in what could be a design to shape politics more to the liking of the Supreme Leader.
With a cold spell gripping Iran this week, shortages of natural gas have become acute and power stations are burning more dirty fuels, feeding air pollution.
Less than 10 months after more than 200 Iranian lawmakers asked Ebrahim Raisi to run for president, many of them now want to impeach four of his ministers.
A debate in the British House of Lords Wednesday highlighted pressure for the United Kingdom proscribing Iran’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) as a terrorist group.
As President Joe Biden said Wednesday that there is some progress in Iran nuclear talks, China officially reported buying oil from Tehran, despite US sanctions.
Reformist politician and former presidential candidate Mostafa Hashemi-Taba says rising hardships in Iran might lead to mass protests and even ethnic conflicts.
With Vienna nuclear talks at a crucial stage, Iran’s relations with Russia are both central to the talks and a pillar of Tehran’s likely strategy should talks fail.
A leading conservative commentator in Tehran says some statements by President Ebrahim Raisi's supporters to help him, might damage his popular support base.
As the United Arab Emirates vowed punishment for the Houthi missile and drone strike on key targets in the country, the United States also condemned the attack.
Barry Rosen, a survivor of the Iran Hostage Crisis, will start a hunger strike at the venue of Iran nuclear talks in Vienna to draw attention to hostages held by Tehran.
Iran needs $400 billion in investments if it is to save itself and its exhausted, oil-dependent economy in the next few years, an economist in Tehran has said.
One day after residents heard a series of loud explosions in Western Iran, authorities continue to offer contradictory explanations, with no clear conclusion.
Mohsen Hashemi, former Iranian President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani’s son, has called his father's death in 2017 "suspicious".
For the second time in less than a month the Iranian parliament’s presidium has stopped a motion to impeach one of President Ebrahim Raisi’s economic ministers.
Economic columnist Mohammad Mehdi Hatami in Tehran says Iran's economy cannot be saved even if the 2015 nuclear agreement is revived and sanctions are lifted.
When Meitham, a prospective PhD student wrote to a faculty member of North Carolina University to enquire about joining his PhD program, he never thought he would be accused of just seeking money.
Gross violations of human rights and mounting repression show no signs of abating in Iran, Human Rights Watch said in its 2022 report, blaming impunity.
Iran International issued a statement Thursday saying that Iranian intelligence targeted its senior correspondent in Israel, in an operation uncovered by Israeli intelligence this month.
In a move seen more as a public relations effort, the chief of Iran's judiciary has called on judges and prison wardens to respect the inmates' human dignity.
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett praised Wednesday what he called "a successful operation that prevented hostile terrorist activity against the state of Israel".
A hardliner Iranian lawmaker has accused the labor minister of treating his ministry's resources as spoils of war and giving top jobs to his friends.
France has once again warned of slow progress in Iran nuclear talks, while the United States said the pace must be quickened if the JCPOA is to be salvaged.
A large group of Lebanese politicians have established a new opposition group to end what they call Iranian occupation of Lebanon represented through Hezbollah.
Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman said Monday Tehran is not satisfied with the pace of nuclear talks in Vienna but would not accept deadlines.
Iran’s domestic and foreign policies are "irrational, Taliban-style, and propaganda based,” outspoken former lawmaker and presidential daughter, Faezeh Hashemi has said.
One day after the White House warned Iran against harming any Americans, the commander of IRGC said Monday that revenge for the killing of Qasem Soleimani is not yet complete.
Iran will face severe consequences if it attacks Americans, the White House said on Sunday, including former officials sanctioned by Tehran for the 2020 killing of Gen. Qasem Soleimani in a drone strike.
Iran's leader Sunday showed the first public sign of readiness to compromise with the West over the nuclear issue, while maintaining enmity with the United States.
Ottawa has called Iran's downing of a Ukrainian airliner two years ago “a Canadian tragedy” and has called for justice, in a statement to Iran International.
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi’s upcoming January visit to Russia is perceived both as an opportunity and as a moment of sober calculations in Tehran.
Iran has condemned four countries who announced Thursday they would take action against Tehran over compensation for the downing of a Ukrainian plane in 2020.
Iranian expats visiting Iran recently have reported that intelligence agents interrogated them at the airport to collect financial and personal infomation.
As nuclear talks with Iran made “modest progress,” the White House Thursday refused to say who was behind the attacks on US bases in Iraq and Syria this week.
Seeking progress in reviving the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement, a senior South Korean diplomat has met representatives of world powers in Vienna.
The US coalition operating in Syria and Iraq has condemned Iran for attacks on its bases as repeated strikes have hit sites near American forces in the region.
People from across Iran have sent audio messages to Iran International Television about the shortages and high prices of medicines and pharmaceutical products.
A photo of Qasem Soleimani’s daughter holding the latest iPhone 13 has led to a storm of criticism that overshadowed the second anniversary of her father’s death.
Attacks on American troops stationed in Iraq and Syria in recent days, attributed to Iran-backed militia forces, came as the nuclear talks in Vienna were making some progress.
For fear of being insulted in public, clerics and seminary students are avoiding their usual garb, a senior Iranian cleric has said.
A Canadian court, which had concluded in May that the downing of a Ukrainian airliner by Iran in 2020 was deliberate, has awarded C$107 million ($84 million) to the families of six people.
A provincial governor has created an uproar in Iran by telling medical doctors that they are not indispensable, and they can leave the country if they wish.
Iran spent $9 billion in foreign currency to import mobile phones in 33 months, with a large portion going for “luxury” devices with a price tag of over $600.
Strong reactions to comments by a cleric in Iran has highlighted the vast gap between the official ideology and the people's notion of a desirable lifestyle.
During his recent visit to Iran's religious center Qom, top Shiite clerics told President Ebrahim Raisi to end policies that have isolated Iran in the world.
A large fire sparked from an underwater pipeline has interrupted production at one of the platforms in Iran’s South Pars gas field in the Persian Gulf.
Iran’s Tehran province is literally sinking with large sinkholes and fissures appearing in the densely populated region as underground water reserves decline.