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IRGC Commander And Senior Cleric Threaten Israel

A senior cleric in Iran has once again threatened Tel Aviv with destruction, while the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps Chief Commander has also claimed that "Israel is near its end".

U.S. Treasury Warns World's Banks, Financial Systems Against Iran's Malign, Illicit Activities

Commander Claims IRGC Thwarted Over A Thousand Terrorist Plots

An IRGC commander says "more than 1000 terrorist conspiracies have been thwarted within a month.

IRGC Accused Of Masterminding Failed 1986 Terror Plot In Saudi Arabia

The son of the late Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri has accused senior commanders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) of planting explosives in the luggage of unwitting Iranian Hajj pilgrims traveling to Mecca, Saudi Arabia in a failed 1986 terrorist plot.

Iran Officials Tell Media Not To Focus On Economic Crisis

Iranian media have been under immense pressure by judiciary and security officials to keep silent about the implications of the devaluation of Iran’s currency, rial.

Iranian Bazaars On Strike For Second Consecutive Day

Strikes that began on Monday continue in the Bazaars of several Iranian cities including Tabriz, Tehran, Isfahan, Sanandaj and Kermanshah for a second day on Tuesday, October 9.

Iran's Access to SWIFT Being Debated In Washington

Iran Hit Hard By Floods In The North, Dust Storms In The South

Massive dust storms have hit the two southern provinces of Kerman and Sistan and Baluchistan, while six northern provinces of the country are submerged in floods.

Rouhani Nominating New Ministers As Iran Faces A Deep Recession

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has chosen his nominees for the ministries of roads, economy industry, and labor to be announced perhaps as early as Tuesday.

Harsh Treatment, Intimidation Of Student Activists Intensify In Iran

Alarming reports indicate an increasing number of university students are being detained and arrested in Iran, and many of them report inhumane treatment and even torture while in police custody.

Kurds Accuse IRGC Of Targeting Their Lands In Military Exercises

Zarif And Lavrov Discuss 'Global Issues And Energy'

Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov held a telephone conversation with his Iranian counterpart Mohammad Javad Zarif “discussing global issues and cooperation in the energy sector”.

Ahmadinejad Planning A Protest Against 'British Meddling'

Former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has zoomed in on the United Kingdom, lambasting London for meddling in the internal affairs of his country.

Khamenei Had No Choice But To Allow Bill Against Financing Terrorism

In desperate need for European support on sanctions, Iran had no choice but to approve bill against financial support for terrorism.

Kerry: I Have Not Met With Iranians Since US Withdral From Nuclear Deal

John Kerry says, he has not have any meetings with Iranian officials since President Donald Trump left the landmark 2015 nuclear deal with Iran.

Iran Faces Severe Drug Crisis, Says UN Drug Abuse Watchdog

Bad Roads, Inferior Cars Blamed For Tens Of Thousands Of Deaths In Iran

Nearly 280,000 have been killed and more than four million injured in car accidents in over a decade in Iran, says the Islamic Republic's traffic police chief.

Conservative Attacks Intensify Against Anti-Corruption Bills

Khamenei supporters in Iran have intensified their attacks against anti-corruption legislation demanded by international bodies.

Striking Truckers Receive More International Support

Following the mass arrest of striking truck drivers in Iran, the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) expressed its concern about the treatment of protesting truckers.

MPs Call Ahvaz Terrorist Attack An Intelligence Disaster