Iran Hacking Smartphones, Boosting Disinformation, Say Israeli Cyber Security Firms

Israeli security company CheckPoint says it has evidence proving state actors in Iran are using smartphone malware to monitor individuals they consider national security threats.

Minister Says No Buyers For 100,000 Government Housing Units

The ambitious housing project championed by former hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has become a “headache” for the incumbent, Hassan Rouhani and his cabinet.

'Missiles But No Diapers'': Tehran Claims 'Sabotage' As Shortages Hit Reeling Economy

Iran's reeling economy and a crashing national currency combine to make disposable diapers tough to come by.

Tensions Rise As Iraqi Shoppers Flood Iran

A flood of Iraqi visitors to Iran’s oil-rich Khuzestan province in the south has led to protests and tensions.

Another Conservative Watchdog Blocks Anti-Corruption Bills

Iran’s Expediency Discernment Council (EDC) has rejected a bill proposed by President Hassan Rouhani’s Administration to amend a law concerning money laundering.

Despite UN Appeal, Iran Executes Three Young Kurds

Hours after UN rapporteurs urged Iran to halt the execution of three young Kurds were hanged early Saturday morning, September 8.

The UN Calls On Iran To Halt Execution Of Kurdish Prisoners

The United Nations has urged Iran to halt the executions of three Kurdish men.

Erdogan Warns Russia, Iran Against Offensive In Syria's Idlib Province

Khamenie Could Approve FATF Legislation According To MP

Iran-U.S. Trade Jumps Sixfold In July

Iran Tells Its People To ‘Economize’