Gunmen Attack Shi'ite Mosque In Kabul, Casualties Reported

Several people were reported killed after attackers stormed a Shi’ite mosque in the Afghan capital, Kabul.

Tehran Prosecutor Says Hunger Strikes 'Useless Ploys'

Qatar To Return Ambassador To Iran Amid Regional Crisis

Qatar says its ambassador will return to Tehran more than 20 months after he was recalled in protest over the ransacking of Saudi Arabia's missions by protesters.

Two Dead In Armed Attack in Iran's Sistan And Baluchestan Province

Netanyahu Tells Putin Iran's Growing Syria Presence Threatens World

Zarif Announces Iran-Saudi Mutual Diplomatic Visits

IAEA Briefs U.S. Envoy On Iran Nuclear Deal

The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations is set to meet with International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) officials for what she has described as a fact-finding mission as part of the U.S. administration's review of the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran.

Israeli Leader To Raise Concern About Iran's Military In Syria With Putin

Iran Denies Joint Operation Against Kurds With Turkey

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) has denied a claim by Turkey that the two countries were planning to conduct joint military operations against Kurdish rebel groups beyond the country’s borders.

Amnesty Says Many Political Prisoners In Iran On Hunger Strike To Protest Conditions

Amnesty International says more than a dozen political prisoners have gone on hunger strike in a prison in Karaj, northwest of the Iranian capital, Tehran, to protest the “cruel, inhuman, and degrading conditions” they have been forced to endure.

U.S. Asks If U.N. Plans To Check Iran Nuclear Sites