Biden's Top Diplomat Pick Says U.S. Seeks 'Stronger' Iran Nuclear Deal, Condemns Russia Over Navalny Arrest

President-elect Joe Biden’s secretary of state nominee said the incoming administration would seek a “longer and stronger” nuclear agreement with Iran as he laid out a foreign policy vision for the next four years.

Money Cannot Bring Back Our Loved Ones, Flight 757 Victim's Sister Says

This is how Azamat Ajdari, sister of Ghanimat, one of the victims of the UIA's doomed flight 757, expands on the tragedy.

Outcry Over Power Outages, Smog Forces Iran To Act Against Bitcoin Miners

Bitcoin mining has allowed Tehran to circumvent some U.S. sanctions. But the country is now being hit by regular power outages and smog linked to the energy-sucking cryptocurrency operations.

Iran's Unbelievable Car Prices

In Iran, car prices have decreased after the Iranian national currency, the rial, slightly gained some of its lost value against the dollar.

Iran Deems Signal 'Criminal Content,' Removes From Local App Stores

Iran has ordered the removal of the private encrypted messengering application Signal from local application stores after it reportedly was deemed "criminal content" by the Islamic republic’s filtering committee.

The Day IRGC Downed My Sister's Plane

"Deep in my heart, I longed for the lie to continue. Alas, it did not. After three days full of lies, the truth hit us like lightning."

A Killing Field Named The Islamic Republic

In the last forty years, nearly thirty people, whose main occupation was journalism or writing, have lost their lives in several ways, from being shot, hanged, murdered in prison, and assassinated at home or on the street.

Ukrainian Plane Crash Took Away Our Lives, Says Flight 752 Victim's Sister

Siavash Ghafouri Azar and Sara Mamani were both graduates of Concordia University in Canada. They had traveled to Iran to celebrate their wedding with their relatives but never returned to Canada.

Part Two: Ukrainian Flight Crash Family Member Speaks

Iran Urged To Deliver Justice One Year After Downing Of Ukrainian Airliner

One year after the downing of a Ukrainian passenger plane in Iranian airspace, five countries whose citizens were killed in the crash are “urgently” calling on Tehran to fully disclose how the tragedy occurred, deliver justice, and make reparations.

"Iran's Strategy Could Backfire" Says Security Expert On Recent Increase In Nuclear Activity

The Trump administration considered the deal as “one-sided” and “flawed” and sought the freedom to negotiate a "better deal" with Tehran while resuming their maximum pressure campaign on Iran.