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Iran Has Jailed Her, France Has Invited Her To G7 Council

Tehran Court Links Financial Corruption Case To Circumventing Sanctions

The leading suspect in a controversial financial corruption case in Iran alleged that the trial of suspects in the case has unnecessarily disclosed the identity of a number of individuals involved in circumventing U.S. sanctions.

Iran's Central Banker Says Subsidies For Imports Have Failed To Keep Prices Low

Iranian Young Couple Arrested For 'Proposing In Public'

Reform Leader Under House Arrest Calls For Freedom And Equality For Women

France's Macron Invites Jailed Iranian Human Rights Lawyer To G7 Council

Rouhani Predicts 'Tough Days Ahead For Iran,' Says 'Resistance Is All We Can Do'

Iran's President Hassan Rouhani says world leaders have contacted him 13 times since March 2017 to encourage him to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump.

Iran Dismisses Accusations Of Interference By Four Arab States

Top Iran Prosecutor Insists Jailed Environmentalists Are Spies

As the trial gets under way for eight prominent Iranian environmentalists on charges of espionage, Iran’s prosecutor-general has said the defendants are certainly guilty.

Ayatollah Challenges Parliament As It Mulls Equal ‘Blood Money’ For Women

Two Women Arrested In Western Iran For Removing Hijab

New Head Of Iran's Judiciary Is A Controversial Figure Who Enjoys Some Popularity

Ebrahim Raeesi is now officially the Islamic Republic's Judiciary chief. He was appointed to the much coveted position by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Thursday, March 7.

Labor Groups In Iran Ask For A Five Fold Increase In Minimum Wage

Geologist Says The Ground Is Sinking In 300 Regions Of Iran

Iran's Ex-President Says Without Reforms People Won't Go To Vote

Iran's former moderate president, Mohammad Khatami has warned that in the absence of reforms, convincing people to go to vote in the next elections will be a tough undertaking.

Soleimani's Deputy Says Qods Force Brought Assad To Iran

Rouhani Says Khamenei Appointed Him As 'Commander In War Waged By U.S.'

Dubious Caspian Sea Water Transfer Project Moving Ahead

Prominent Women’s Rights Activist Faces 34 Years In Prison

Prominent Iranian human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh faces up to 34 years in prison and 148 lashes after being convicted in two trials that Amnesty International has called “grossly unfair.”

Ambassador Says U.S. Is For 'Comprehensive Agreement' With Iran