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"I object to the presence of women in Azadi Stadium" Says Prosecutor

Iran Truckers Gain International Support

New Restrictions, Rising Costs Curb Rise In Foreign Travel Among Iranians

'Look East!,' Says Khamenei, Disappointed With Europe's Efforts To Save JCPOA

Two Iranian Dailies Indicted For Reporting On Sex Tourism By Iraqi Pilgrims

Indictments have been issued against the directors of two Iranian newspapers for publishing reports on Iraqi pilgrims travelling to holy sites in Iran for sex tourism.

Iranian Security Agencies Rounding Up Baha’is, Rights Watchdog Says

Iranian intelligence agents have stepped up their harassment of the Baha’i religious minority with a slew of arrests.

Isfahan Farmers Renew Their Protests For Government Inaction

Bootleg Alcohol Continues To Take Iranian Lives

While the sale of alcohol as well as its consumption by Muslims remains illegal in Iran, the country has witnessed a rise in deaths caused by alcohol poisoning.

Retirees Come Out To Protest Meager Pensions In Iran

Thousands of Iranian retirees assembled outside the Planning and Budget Organization (PBO) on Tuesday, October 16 in Tehran to protest minimal pensions.

In The Midst Of Crises Khamenei Issues A Lofty Vision For Iran, 2065

Iran's Supreme Leader has issued a new vision for 2065, partly mystical and partly lofty.

Iran's IRGC Boasts Of Developing Longer Range Anti-Ship Missiles

Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guard Corps, IRGC says that it has increased the range of its ballistic ground-to-sea missiles to 700 KM, or 435 miles.

Australia Will Reconsider Its Support for Iran Nuclear Deal

Australia will consider reviewing its support for the Iran nuclear deal and recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital.

Teachers' Strike Sees Classes Canceled Across Iran

Iranian teachers went on strike October 14 and 15, holding sit-ins at elementary and high schools across the country to demand better pay and conditions and an end to the detention of education activists.

Iran Environmentalists In Prison For Months 'Without Sufficient Evidence'

Almost ten months after the detention of several Iranian environmentalists, the spokesman of the Islamic Republic's judiciary says that no indictment has been issued for them.

Is The Government Boosting The Dollar In Iran To Make Money?

Is the Iranian government making dollars more expensive to make more money from its petrodollars?

Kurdish Party Claims Killing Three IRGC Forces In Clashes

Photographers Arrested For Posting 'Modelling' Images

Several photographers have been arrested in Shiraz for posting "obscene" pictures and images described as "modelling" on their Instagram accounts.

International Federation Condemns Death Penalty Threat Against Iran Truckers

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has condemned a reported call by the Islamic Rebulic's judiciary, including the head of Qazvin Judicial Department, for issuing the death penalty against 17 activists involved in a widespread truckers’ strike.

Defense Lawyer Says 100 Kurds On Death Row In Iran

The Islamic Republic's judiciary has upheld the death sentence for an ethnic minority Kurdish citizen of Iran, his lawyer says.

Sanctions Heavily Impact Iranian Air Travel Cost And Airlines

IRNA says the number of Iranians travelling abroad in the past six months has dropped by 13%, compared with the same period, last year.