Death Toll In Iran Alcohol Poisoning Jumps To 84

Iran's health ministry said Monday a total of 84 people have died and nearly 1,000 been poisoned from consuming bootleg alcohol over the past six weeks.

Iran's Zarif Offers Prayers For US Synagogue Victims

Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Monday his thoughts and prayers were with the victims of the fatal shooting at a synagogue in the US city of Pittsburgh.

Israeli Minister's Mosque Tour Highlights Diplomatic Push In The Gulf

An Israeli cabinet minister's visit to Abu Dhabi's grand mosque gave more momentum on Monday to Israel's diplomatic push in the Gulf.

S.Korea's Hyundai E&C Cancels $521 Mln Petrochemicals Deal, Cites Iran Financing Failure

Iran Starts Oil Sales To Private Exporters To Beat U.S. Sanctions

Oil Dips As Markets Remain Cautious On Trade Concerns

Iran's Khamenei Calls For Fight Against Enemy 'Infiltration'

Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called on Sunday for the stepping up of efforts to fight enemy "infiltration".

Iran's VP Says U.S. Will Not Be Able To Stop All Its Oil Exports

Iran's vice president has said on Sunday, October 28 that the United States will not be able "at all" to bring his country's oil exports to zero.

MP Says Senior Positions Being Auctioned Off To Highest Bidders In Iran

Iranian Parliament Approves Four New Ministers

Iran's parliament approved four new ministers on October 27, all endorsed by President Hassan Rohani who urged them to help "resist" and "fight" the United States as it reinstates sanctions against the Islamic republic.

Rouhani Says U.S. Isolated Against Iran, Reshuffles Economic Team