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India Takes Over Operation At Iran's Strategic Chabahar Port

Erdogan Rebukes Bolton Over Kurdish Militia Comments

Reports Say Another American Is Being Held In Iran

EU Agrees Sanctions Against Iran Intelligence Service

The European Union has agreed sanctions against an Iranian intelligence service for planning assassinations in Europe, Danish Foreign Minister Anders Samuelsen said on Tuesday.

Iran's Judiciary Pushed To Act On Labor Activist's Torture Case

Illegal Banks In Iran Swindled Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars

In next Iranian budget $800 million has been set aside to deal with the mess created by unlicensed credit institutions; a considerable burden for a country in the throes of an economic crisis.

Iranian Media Skeptical About Slashing Zeros Off Banknotes

Iranian newspapers on Monday January 7 gave extensive coverage to the Central Bank's suggestion for knocking off four zeros from the country's banknotes. The papers generally agreed that the measure will not be helpful for Iran's economy unless it is combined with monetary reforms.

All Impeachment Efforts In Iran's Parliament End

All parliamentary motions for impeaching President Hassan Rouhani's ministers have been shelved, a member of Majles (Islamic parliament) presidium has announced.

Iraq Has Stopped Issuing Work Visas For Iranians

Iran Says Trump's Statement About Talks Is 'False'

Taliban Say Negotiations With Iran 'Necessary'

A spokesman for the Afghan Taliban says that negotiations between the militant group and Iran are “necessary.”

Iran Arrests 25 Currency Traders For 'Disturbing Forex Market'

Media in Iran reported on Monday that 25 people have been arrested for “disturbing the forex system of the country” and “smuggling foreign currencies by illegal trading”.

Trump Says Iran 'Is Doing Very Poorly' And Wants To Talk

President Donald Trump on January 6 on his way to Camp David told reporters that Iran is facing difficulties and "they want to talk".

Iran MP In Unprecedented Speech Calls For Major Change In Foreign Policy

A member of Iran’s parliament says the country’s foreign policy has “a lot of unneeded costs” and these can “leave us paralyzed on Tehran streets”.

Activist's Torture Complaint Raises Sensitivity, Mobilizes Some Politicians In Iran

Outspoken MP and deputy speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Ali Motahari has called on Iran's intelligence Minister to order an investigation into the allegations of ministry agents torturing a labor activist.

Iran's Central Bank Proposes Reform Of Battered Currency

The Iranian Central Bank has proposed a currency reform that would remove four zeros from the rial, Iranian state media have reported.

Iran Calls UK Foreign Secretary’s Remarks ‘Absurd’

Iranian Student Groups Challenge Intelligence Minister To A Debate On Torture

Opposition Activists Write To Trump Asking For His Support And Praising Exiled Prince

Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Visits Kabul, Briefs Afghan Officials On Talks With Taliban

Iran’s deputy foreign minister on a visit to Afghanistan met senior government officials to brief them on Iran’s talks with Taliban representatives.