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Iran In 2018: A Year Of Confusion, Chaos And Perceived Threat Of Regime Change

Britain's foreign Secretary Calls Iran's Jailing Of Dual National 'Monstrous'

UK foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt has accused Iran of keeping a British-Iranian dual national in prison as a tool for diplomatic leverage, calling it “monstrous.”

Iranian Ambassador Says His Country 'Has pulled Out' All Its Military Advisors From Iraq

Daughter Of Ex-President Attacks Islamic Republic, Rouhani

Sixteen Year-Old Pregnant Woman Dies Of Self-Immolation In Iran

A sixteen-year old pregnant woman has died in Iran from self-immolation, the official government news agency, IRNA reported.

Official Says Social Media More Popular Than Iran's State TV

An Iranian Culture Ministry official says the messaging service Telegram is Iran's most popular media outlet.

Minister Says Protests Are Not A Threat To Iran's Government

Iran’s interior minister has tried to downplay the threat from protests by various groups in the past year, insisting that none of them were organized by political groups or unions.

Iranians Celebrating Christmas Like Never Before

It's unbelievable but true. This is Iran's former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, a man once at loggerheads with President George W. Bush, President Barack Obama and the rest of the world, now wishing everyone peace and prosperity for Christmas, in English.

Police Use Tear Gas Against Teachers Protesting In Isfahan

Iran’s Free Labor Union (FLU) reported on Thursday that security forces attacked a protest gathering of teachers, held outside the ministry of education offices in Isfahan.

Less Budget For Iran's Defense Ministry, More For IRGC

Twenty Thousand PhD Graduates Are Unemployed In Iran

University Bus Accident Controversy Heats Up

Iran and Russia Vow To 'Deepen And Expand' Military Cooperation

Iran’s deputy defense minister says the Islamic Republic is prepared for "deepening and expanding defensive and military” cooperation with Russia in all domains.

Iranian MPs Demand Investigation Into Murky Privatization Deals

Iranian Cargo Planes In Damascus During Air Strike - Israeli Media

UPDATE: Two Arrested After Iran University Bus Crash Kills 10

Ten people have been killed in a bus accident at one of Tehran's largest universities, Iran's conservative news agency Tasnim reported Wednesday.

Confiscation Of Guns Underway In Iran's Volatile Province

Iran's Economy In 2018: Pressure Of Sanctions And Fear of Recurrent Unrest

Official Says 30 Million Iranians Had Shortage Of Drinking Water Last Summer

An official of Iran’s energy ministry says that more than 30 million Iranians faced drinking water shortages last summer.

Rouhani Submitting Budget Says Internal Unrest Emboldened The U.S.

After two weeks of back and forth discussions and secret negotiations, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has finally submitted his new budget to parliament.