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

Iranians mobilize to demand justice for woman who died in police custody

Mahsa Amini died last week, days after being detained for alleged improper use of the hijab in the Iranian capital

EU imposes sanctions on 32 Iranian individuals

The new wave of EU sanctions increases the total number of sanctioned Iranian individuals to 196 and 33 entities

Iraqi president rejects normalization with Turkiye after continuous border violations

Baghdad considers Turkiye an integral neighbor with mutual interests, yet Ankara's violations of Iraq's sovereignty has become a matter of discontent

IRGC Navy holds military drills in Persian Gulf

The IRGC tested various classes of its naval missiles, smart subsurface unmanned systems, bomber drones, and it's helicopter weaponry

Meta overturns decision to remove ‘Death to Khamenei’ posts

The Metaverse company explained that the phrase is not a literal threat to the Iranian supreme leader

IRGC arrests seven riot leaders linked with UK intelligence services

The IRGC's intelligence agency is currently identifying other members of this network that are operating both inside and outside the country

Iran dismantles four Mossad-affiliated operational teams

The Mossad operational teams were planning to exploit Iran's current insecurity caused by nationwide protests and riots

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.

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

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.

EU slaps new sanctions on Iran

Mass protests have swept Iran since September 16 when Mahsa Amini died in police custody

Iran’s reformist front reaffirm allegiance to government

The reformists headed by Behzad Nabavi said that they 'cannot align themselves with street protests who call for regime change'

EU prepares new sanction package against Iran

The new round of sanctions will not only be limited to blacklisting a few individuals, should Tehran's involvement in the war in Ukraine be proven

Iran-EU relations may end if new sanctions are imposed: Tehran

Iran sent letters to several EU diplomats, warning them against taking further actions against the Islamic Republic

Iranian citizens condemn EU countries for halting visa applications

EU embassies have begun suspending processing visa applications as well as the issuance of new Schengen visas without official notice

EU member states propose new sanctions against Iran

Germany is leading efforts by the European Union to impose a new set of sanctions on the Islamic Republic of Iran

Canadian government sanctions Press TV

Ottawa claims the Iranian news outlet is a danger to 'international peace and security'

Lebanese parliament fails to elect new president

Despite the lack of a consensus among parliament, Washington has already made up its mind and is looking to back the LAF commander Joseph Aoun

IRGC launches new artillery attack on Iraqi Kurdistan region

Tehran claims "terrorist groups" in the Kurdistan region of Iraq are implicated in the ongoing unrest in the country

Hundreds try to storm Iranian embassies in Paris and London

Thousands have turned out for anti-Iran protests across the west in the wake of the death of 22-year old Mahsa Amini

Woman, Life, Freedom…and NATO

A superpower in decline still retains a vast appetite for irregular, proxy warfare to slow down the imminent multipolar order. Iran, Russia, China are its big targets and all tools will be employed.

The Huseynyun: Iran’s challenge in forming a ‘Hezbollah of the Caucasus’

Azerbaijan’s Huseynyun is the least known of all Shia resistance factions backed by Iran, but its profile is growing.

Protest death toll rises in Iran as officials accuse western nations of meddling

Forensic officials confirmed there were no traces of physical violence on Mahsa Amini's head, saying 'misinformation' was spread about the Kurdish woman who died in police custody