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Trump's former aide John Bolton told Iran International that a reported Iranian plot to assassinate the former president during the US election campaign would be surprising, as anyone in that situation would take it "personally."
A significant IT outage has disrupted travel, banking, and healthcare services worldwide, while in Iran industrial, public and private systems appear to be running normally except government's intentional interference with Internet.
A former Donald Trump top advisor revealed to Iran International that a second Trump presidency may have a 'zeal for a deal,' leading to negotiations with the Iranian government and a lessening of confrontations.
Iran’s 2024 presidential election -- held almost a year early, after President Ebrahim Raisi died in a helicopter crash in May -- gave rise to a President that few had heard of a few weeks before.
In its latest move, Iran’s “Reform Front” says it will not interfere in newly-elected President Pezeshkian’s decisions, but will instead support his administration and question decisions when necessary.
In May, a helicopter crash killed Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and his foreign minister. Despite the shock, there were no notable economic repercussions, highlighting the insignificance of elected officials on the economy.
Supporters of Iran's President-Elect Masoud Pezeshkian, with good intentions, have recently caused trouble for him, prompting him to publicly affirm that he remains the same person and that his election has not changed his self-perception.
Since Javier Milei took office as Argentina's president in December 2023, there has been increased focus on national security, especially regarding potential threats from Iran through its alliances with Bolivia and Venezuela.
Iran's newly elected president is likely an attempt to be a 'charm offensive' in anticipation of a possible second Trump presidency, a former US special envoy told the 'Eye for Iran' podcast.
Iran’s president-elect set out his government’s foreign policy in an open letter to the world Friday, praising the eastern powers and attacking the west, only a day after NATO concluded its summit with unequivocal criticism of China, Russia and Iran.
One week after Iran's presidential runoff, the election appears far from over for ultraconservative candidate Saeed Jalili and his supporters. who consider themselves as the backbone of 'revolutionary forces.'
An Iranian lawmaker has warned that the country's ongoing power outages are severely affecting industries, contradicting the government's earlier assurances that there would be no more outages this summer.
Rivals of hardline candidate Saeed Jalili who was defeated in Iran's presidential election, allege that he and his allies planned to ensure their religious and political mentor would succeed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.