US bargains over Iran’s unrest

The US has voiced willingness to end support for Iran's protest movement if Tehran stops selling drones to Moscow and makes concessions on its nuclear program.

Iran charges 1,000 over unrest in Tehran, trials to be held in public

Iran has been gripped by protests since the death of 22-year-old Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini last month

Iran to file lawsuit against US for direct role in unrest

Iran’s Intelligence Ministry said the United States is 'directly' involved in the recent riots across the country

Iran faces its worst drought in 50 years as unrest grows in Khuzestan province

US, Iran hold indirect prisoner exchange, asset release talks: Report

A deal of this sort had been in the works in 2021, but failed to materialize as a result of Washington’s alleged breaching of the agreement

‘Tens of thousands’ of prisoners granted amnesty in Iran

State media reports that the pardon would not apply to dual nationals held in Iranian prisons

Kurdish separatist groups involved in attack on Iranian military facility: Report

The Mossad has been blamed for the attack on Isfahan by sources who spoke with The Wall Street Journal

Iran dismantles two ISIS militant cells

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

Iranian FM in Beirut for talks with top officials, resistance leaders

During a joint press conference, Iran’s foreign minister called for political dialogue and a ‘swift’ presidential election, rejecting claims of Iranian interference in Lebanese affairs

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

Iran says Saudi Arabia ready to continue reconciliation talks

The Iranian and Saudi foreign ministers reportedly met on the sidelines of a summit in Jordan, marking the highest-level encounter between the two nations since 2016

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

Iran FM says Saudi talks to resume despite reports of ‘stalled negotiations’

Iranian officials reportedly told the Iraqi prime minister recently that they would 'refuse to meet' the Saudis due to the kingdom’s interventionist policies against Tehran

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.

Iran conducts first protest-related execution

The Islamic Republic has issued several death sentences against 'rioters' found guilty of violent acts

US lawmakers call for tighter sanctions against Iran

The riots in Iran have been used by state actors and extremist armed groups to sow further instability in the country

Iranian judiciary announces release of 1,200 detainees

The release coincided with the arrest of members of a spy network inside Iran, allegedly run from Germany and the Netherlands

Iranian prosecutor general indicates suspension of ‘morality police’

While Montazeri confirmed that operations of the morality police are currently over, there is no indication that they have been permanently dissolved

Iranian president says enemies ‘miscalculated’ in visit to flashpoint Kurdish region

Tehran blames foreign powers for training and arming Kurdish separatist groups in a bid to sow chaos in the Islamic Republic

47 intelligence agencies waging “hybrid warfare” against Iran: Report

According to Tehran, security forces have not yet resorted to the use of live ammunition against protesters and rioters

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 forms panel to investigate protest killings as judiciary issues more death sentences

While Tehran has yet to disclose the number of civilians who have died in the protests and riots, officials say at least 50 members of the security forces have lost their lives

A war of narratives: Who killed the child in Iran’s Izeh?

Who is killing who in Iran, and how do we know? The death of a young boy last week illustrates how narratives are deliberately distorted in conflict.

Separatists face off against security forces in western Iran

Internal security forces are working to contain what appears to be an armed separatist insurgency in the Kurdish city of Javanrud

European parliament severs ties with Iran over sanctions against EU

In response to continuous European sanctions against Tehran, the Islamic Republic has responded with its own in the hopes of countering foreign hostility

Iran close to discovering a ‘zero-day’ exploit that could paralyze Israeli infrastructure

Iran is reportedly exporting its knowledge in cybersecurity to Lebanon and Palestine, in a bid to create a multi-front offensive capability against Israel

French intelligence agents arrested in Iran as judiciary issues second death sentence

Since the start of anti-government protests in September, Iran has handed down two death sentences which can be appealed by the defendants

IAEA pressured by US, EU to confront Iran with ‘uranium traces’ allegations

As the nuclear talks remain stalled, Iran is facing a growing domestic threat posed by ongoing, violent riots

Iran warns Saudi Arabia over ‘intervention, hostility, incitement’

Iran International, a UK-based media outlet spreading misinformation about the situation in Iran, has received heavy funding from the kingdom