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Political Prisoner On Hunger Strike Pleads For Help

One of the longest serving political prisoners in Iran, Mohammad Nazari has been taken to a clinic after losing more than 25 kilos (55 pounds).

Hundreds Of Students Criticize Rouhani's Nominee For Ministry Of Science

Hundreds of Iranian students have criticized President Hassan Rouhani for his latest choice for Minister of Science, Technology and Research, who oversees higher education institutions.

The Zoroastrian Councilman's Fate Still In Limbo

Sepanta Niknam, 32, is the first Zoroastrian who has served as a city councilor in Yazd and the only non-Muslim in all city councils in Iran. However, he was suspended.

Pictures of Smiling Prisoners Shut Down Tehran Prison Ward

Ward 350 at Tehran’s notorious prison, Evin, has reportedly been shut down after images of three outspoken prisoners were widely circulated on social media.

CIA Director Voices Concern On IS, Terrorism, N. Korea And Iran

Audit Court Rules Ahmadinejad Must Repay $1.3 Billion

Iranian parliament’s Audit Court has announced that former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, in the last 18 months of his presidency, spent 4.6 trillion tomans or approximately $1.3 billion of Iran’s oil income “illegally”.

Security Forces Prevent Ex-President Khatami From Leaving His House

Security forces in Iran prevented former President Mohammad Khatami from leaving his house on Wednesday.

Breaking Down Khamenei’s Inner Circle

New Mayor Promises More On 'Astronomical Properties'

A special committee has been formed to investigate the scandal in Tehran Municipality called “Astronomical Property Sellout,”, Mayor Mohammad Ali Najafi disclosed at his first press conference.

Amputations Continue In Iranian Prisons

The prosecutor-general for Mashhad in Khorasan Razavi Province in northeast Iran says a man convicted of robbery has had his hand amputated.