The Supreme Leader of Iran Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has criticized certain actions against the government and "particularly the President."
York Regional Police identified Mohammad Mehdi Amin Sadeghieh as the victim of a suspected homicide. The 58-year-old, who went by Mehdi Amin, was found dead in his townhouse last Wednesday afternoon, a police spokesman said.
An unveiled woman who rode a bicycle in a conservative Iranian city has prompted protests from hard-liners.
Iran says the era of oil for goods will officially start within a week, per the Minister of Oil and the Governor of the Central Bank of Iran (CBI), who announced the government's plan to exchange oil for goods and expressed hope that Iran's foreign trade would increase.
"It doesn't matter to Iran who will win the upcoming presidential election in the U.S. Whoever comes to power in America has no choice other than surrender to the Iranian nation," Iranian President Hassan Rouhani told onlookers at a weekly cabinet session on Wednesday.
A member of the Scientific Committee of Iran's Corona National Anti-Virus Headquarters has dismissed as "unrealistic" the figures that Iran's Ministry of Health officially announces daily as the COVID-19 death toll.
Under no circumstances will Ukraine accept money in exchange for covering up the truth, the head of the Ukrainian delegation in Tehran, Yevhenii Yenin, told Radio Farda.
In its latest report released on Monday, the International Monetary Fund estimates that the Iranian government's net debt will reach about $260 billion by 2020, which is equivalent to 44 percent of Iran's gross domestic product.
A widespread protest is underway on Persian social media against the shortage of insulin in Iran.
Speaking at an online event with the Aspen Security Forum on Friday, White House National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien outlined how U.S.-Iranian relations would move forward if Donald Trump won a second term in office.
Mojtaba Zonnour, said that President Hassan Rouhani deserves to be executed a thousand times a day, and that the Iranian people would agree with his views.
A United Nations arms embargo against Iran is due to expire on October 18 despite attempts by Washington to keep it in place. The end of the embargo means Tehran would technically be free to buy and sell conventional weapons, but opportunities are likely to be limited say analysts.
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