Iranian Dual Nationals Banned From Presidential Elections

A new bill ratified by Iran's Majlis parliament has banned dual citizens from running as candidates in presidential elections in Iran.

Iran Might Resume Importing Cars

The Iranian government has banned the importing of cars for the past two years, Iranian car manufacturing companies have grabbed the chance to entirely monopolize the local market.

Rouhani Accuses Opponents of Attempting to Delay Lifting Sanctions

Parliamentary Bill Targets Minorities in Iran, Warns HR Organization

The Night They Stabbed My Husband and Son to Death: Chain Murders' Victim's Wife Remembers

Rouhangiz Soltaninejad -- whose husband, Hamid Hajizadeh, and nine-year-old son, Karoun Hajizadeh, were both killed in the Political Chain Murders -- has broken her silence after 22 years.

Was Ruhollah Zam's Execution Payback For Embarrassing Iran's Intel Agencies?

Ruhollah Zam, the Iranian media figure who established the AMAD Telegram channel, was allegedly hanged in Iran on Saturday, per the IRIB state media channel.

Media Activist Ruhollah Zam Hanged

Ruhollah Zam, the Iranian media figure who established the AMAD Telegram channel, was allegedly hanged in Iran on Saturday, per the IRIB state media channel.

Iran Executes Opposition Journalist Ruhollah Zam In 'Barbaric' Act

Iran has executed dissident journalist Ruhollah Zam, whose online work helped inspire nationwide economic protests in 2017.

Wife Of Murdered Iranian Writer Describes Years Long Struggle With Iranian Authorities

"The tragedy of that day was not just receiving the news of Majid's death, but relaying it to my fifteen-year-old son."

Iranian Masterminds Knocked Out One After Another

Pirouz Davani, Victim Of The Political Chain Murders, Remembered

His brother, Hossein Davani, says that no trace remains of his brother, who he says was murdered in the heat of the Iranian Ministry of Intelligence's project to kill dissidents in 1998.