Turkey Arrests 417 In Money Laundering Probe Mostly Involving Iranians

Despite Pleas, Iran Executes Female Juvenile Offender

One day after a warning by Amnesty International, Iran has executed Zeinab Sekaanvand, a woman who was convicted for the murder of her husband at age 17.

IAEA Says Its Independence Is Paramount After Israel's Iran Allegations

U.N. Rights Rapporteur Presses For Permission To Visit Iran

The U.N. Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Iran has again asked the Iranian government for permission to pay an "unhindered" visit to country.

Oil Holds Gains, Eyes On $100 A Barrel, But Asia Markets Down

Death Toll From Alcohol Poisoning In Iran Rises To 42

The Iranian Health Ministry says the death toll in a recent spate of incidents involving bootleg alcohol has increased to 42.

Lebanon Denies Israel's Hezbollah Airport Missiles Claim

German Court Approves Extradition Of Iranian Diplomat Suspected In Bomb Plot

A German court has approved the extradition of an Iranian diplomat to Belgium on a European arrest warrant for allegedly being part of a failed plot to bomb an Iranian opposition rally near Paris.

Zarif Blasts Trump Officials Over Consulate Closure

IRGC Says It Launched Missiles At Militant Targets In Syria

IRGC says Iran launched missiles at militants in Syria allegedly responsible for an attack in Ahvaz last week.

Iran, U.S. In Tense Wait For World Court Sanctions Ruling