Iran’s budget planning chief has said that the country will not tie the future of its economy to nuclear talks and will aim for 8 percent growth next year.

Thousands of Iranians travelled to Turkey recently for shopping during Black Friday sales, as the American commercial tradition has spread throughout the world.

Iran’s capital Tehran on Tuesday registered red air quality alert and ranked as the world’s fourth most polluted city where all population groups are at risk.

Iran, Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan have signed a gas swap deal for up to 2 billion cubic meters per year, Iranian state news agency IRNA reported on Sunday.

Oil prices dived more than 5% on Friday as a new Covid-19 variant spooked investors and added to concerns that a supply surplus could swell in early 2022.

Iran’s steel production fell by 15 percent in October, following smaller declines earlier in the year resulting from lack of electricity, after years of growth.

Protests against water scarcity and government distribution policies continued for a fourth successive day in Shahr-e Kord, 100km west of Esfahan.

Iran’s currency Wednesday fell to its lowest point in a year as US sanctions continued and prospects for reaching a deal in nuclear talks with the West deemed.

Air pollution in Iran’s major cities has reached dangerous levels this week as power plants have switched from scarce natural gas to dirty fuels in colder weather.

A hacking group "associated with the government of Iran" is launching disruptive-style cyberattacks according to a cybersecurity alert published by the US Homeland Security Department on Wednesday.