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The reports point to major technological strides for Iran's cyberespionage capabilities.
All three members of the Iranian heavy metal band Arsames have managed to escape the country after being sentenced to 15 years imprisonment for their allegedly ‘satanic’ music.
Iran executes man for killing guard in 2017-18 protests
Iran executed a man convicted of killing a member of the Revolutionary Guards during deadly 2017-18 protests.
Iran arrests 'perpetrators' of last week's protests
The protests ocurred on Thursday "with a limited number of Behbahan residents gathering and shouting norm-breaking chants."
Iranian man executed for drinking alcohol, says rights group
A man was executed at Mashhad prison on Thursday after being convicted of drinking alcohol for the sixth time, his lawyer told a rights ...
China and Iran's strategic partnership: A zero sum game?
Analysis: China and Iran's bilateral relationship is gaining strategic significance.
Iran president decries reduced respect for Covid-19 rules
Hassan Rouhani reproached citizens for not adhering to health measures to stop the spread of Covid-19.
Trump 'hopeful' for Iran after prisoner swap
Trump said he spoke to Michael White by phone and voiced rare appreciation for Iran, with which the United State was close to all-out war ...
US Navy veteran heads home after two-year Iran detention
Michael White's release from Iran comes a day after Iranian scientist Cyrus Asgari returned home.
Gheyzanieh: Where oil flows, but drinking water does not
Comment: For too long, Iran's leaders have neglected the oil-rich Khuzestan region, which provides an economic lifeline to the country, writes ...
Iran reopens key shrines after two-month coronavirus closure
A number of Shia Muslim shrines have reopened in Iran, with worshippers allowed to enter as long as they follow measures to prevent the spread ...
Iran could have 'most infections in world', reports claims
The 46-page report by Iran's parliament research center, published online, carries the weight of being written by nonpartisan experts within the ...
Iran allows small businesses to reopen as economy falters
The Iranian government allowed small businesses outside Tehran to reopen, arguing that economic sanctions meant that the country couldn’t stay ...
Ex-soldier freed by Iran fears coronavirus, demands US transfer
US veteran Michael White, who has cancer, was temporarily freed from Iranian prison but demands to be transferred to the US on humanitarian ...
US hails release of citizens in Iran and Lebanon
The US hailed the release of jailed citizens in Iran and Lebanon.
Iran sanctions put us all at risk during coronavirus
Comment: The disastrous coronavirus outbreak in Iran shows two things: the need for reform, and the dangers of state collapse, writes Arash Azizi.
Millions could die of coronavirus in Iran, researchers warn
Millions could perish from coronavirus in Iran in the coming months, researchers have warned.
Is it really raining eggplants in Iran?
Viral clips from Iran showing eggplants reportedly raining in the country have led to the arrest of five people.
Iran shutters key Shia pilgrimage site amid coronavirus pandemic
The Imam Reza shrine attracted global attention after pilgrims were pictured licking the site in defiance of coronavirus prevention measures.
The Palestinian women behind Joint List's Israeli election surge
Israel's male-dominated political stage is set for a small but significant shake-up as four Palestinian women championing equality on all fronts ...
No Nowruz? Iran braces for changes to New Year
A speech for Iran's major celebratory Nowruz event will be cancelled this year due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis in the country, the supreme ...
Khamenei cancels Persian new year speech due to virus
Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has cancelled an annual speech marking the start of the Persian new year, as the country's death ...
Iran arrests 'shrine licker' who defied coronavirus measures
At least 66 people have died in Iran from the novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19.
WATCH: Iran pilgrims taunt coronavirus by 'licking' religious shrines
Over-zealous pilgrims are reportedly engaging in a bizarre and dangerous way of dispelling fears over the COVID-19 virus in Iran.
Iran has emerged as a major hotspot in the region for the outbreak of coronavirus.
At least 19 people have died in Iran after contracting COVID-19, also known as coronavirus.
Two people have been diagnosed with coronavirus in Oman, making it the first case in the Gulf state.
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