As Iran protests turn violent, hundreds of thousands turn out for counter-rallies

Police officers were stoned, torched and beaten by rioters on several occasions

Iran updates death toll for first time since start of protests

Tehran claims 300 people have lost their lives during protests and riots that started in mid-September, sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini

Iran’s Reformist Party seek referendum to end ‘crisis’ over protests

Iran also announced that the country would file a direct lawsuit against the US for its direct involvement in the unrest

Iran charges 300 people over protests, four could face death penalty

Iranian officials blame Western countries for orchestrating the riots in an effort to destabilize the country

Iran summons UK ambassador for ‘interventionist comments’ over protests

Tehran considers the British ambassador's comments to be 'based on fake and provocative interpretations'

Protests ongoing in Iran over rising food prices

At least one person has died after the protests turned violent in the province of Khuzestan

Iran following Kazakhstan situation ‘closely’ as violent mass protests continue

The extreme violence of the situation in Kazakhstan has worried West Asian countries

MbS urged Baghdad to set up Iran-Saudi meeting: Iraqi FM

The date of the meeting will be announced later, according to Fuad Hussein, the Foreign Minister of Iraq

Con artist western media claimed was ‘tortured into coma’ caught trying to flee Iran

Firouzi admitted to creating the fake story of his arrest, death sentence, and torture due to the large amounts of money he owed to others

Iran FM’s trip to Syria was to address ‘misunderstandings’

The recent visit of Iran's FM to Damascus was not ordinary. One of its main goals was to address a problem that had emerged between the two countries after the Turkish-Syrian meeting in Moscow.

Iran retaliates with sanctions against EU, UK

Iran sanctioned the individuals and organizations over their support for terrorism, and interfering with national affairs

US hits Iran with new sanctions, EU waits for court decision

The EU is seeking to designate the IRGC a terrorist organization, and place 37 names on a sanctions list, but needs approval from a European court before the governing body can act

Iranian currency hits record low as EU threatens further sanctions

The New York federal bank has been enforcing stricter controls on international transactions by Iraqi commercial banks to hinder Iran from accessing dollars

Iran dismantles two ISIS militant cells

Efforts to prevent foreign-sponsored unrest and terror attacks in the country continue

Iran warns EU over IRGC terrorist designation

Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian described the EU parliament's behavior as 'emotional, injudicious, incorrect and unprofessional'

German exports to Iran increased by 12.7 percent in 2022

Despite heavy sanctions by the west, the net value of exports from Germany to Iran between January and November of 2022 amounted to $1.6 billion

Iran judiciary hands down three death sentences over November terror attack

A Belgian national has also been sentenced to 40 years in jail and 74 lashes under espionage and money laundering charges

Iran dismantles six Mossad teams involved in riots, sabotage operations

According to an Intelligence Ministry statement, the agents were plotting the assassination of an Iranian military official, as well as the smuggling of explosives into the country

Russian official accuses US of using Iranian drone deliveries to halt JCPOA

Mikhail Ulyanov's remarks came in response to US officials blaming Iran for the halting of the nuclear deal

Google Play game incites players to kill Iran’s Supreme Leader

Other stages of the game include boss fights against several IRGC commanders and clerics, including General Qassem Soleimani and Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati

Iran indicts two French nationals on charges of espionage

A Belgian national was also indicted in a separate case on unspecified charges

Iranian, Saudi officials meet in Brazil

The vice-president of Iran spoke with Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud, the Foreign Minister of Saudi Arabia, in Brazil

Two people involved in Izeh attack killed by Iranian security forces

The IRGC and Iranian police force also managed to arrest two of the group's members behind the deadly attack

Several IRGC and Basij members killed in clashes in southeast Iran

Tehran has blamed foreign intelligence agencies for fueling the unrest, which is now entering its third consecutive month

Jordan to boost security ahead of Iraq summit as it battles nationwide protests

Jordanian officials instructed security forces to put an end to all demonstrations and to strike any attempts to destabilize the kingdom with an 'iron fist'

A US tool against Iran: Kurdish militancy on the Iran-Iraq border

US and Israeli-backed armed Kurdish separatists on the Iraqi border have participated in every incident of Iranian domestic strife, from 2009 to 2022.

Iranian security forces arrest three militants linked to murder of Sunni cleric

Sistan and Baluchestan province has been greatly impacted by the nationwide riots instigated by the death of Mahsa Amini

Iran imposes reciprocal sanctions on European individuals and media outlets

Among the media outlets sanctioned is Radio Farda, which is funded by the Washington-based US Agency for Global Media

Iranian currency slides to historic low as EU threatens ‘very tough sanctions package’

The new round of sanctions against the Islamic Republic will be implemented just days after the execution of two protesters

Iran: To veil or not to veil

During a two-week visit to Iran in November, I witnessed women of all ages walking freely on the streets without the hijab. But, what we're not told, is that they have been doing so for years.