European Parliament Urges Iran To Release Sotoudeh, Other Jailed Rights Defenders

The European Parliament has urged Iran to stop criminalizing the work of women's rights activists and reiterated its call on the country's authorities to "immediately and unconditionally" release prominent human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh.

At Least Five Killed In Iran Gas Explosion

U.S. Looks To Cut Iran Oil Exports '20 Percent' To Below 1 Million Barrels A Day

The United States wants to slash Iran's crude oil exports by some 20 percent beginning in May by demanding that importers reduce purchases or face U.S. sanctions, Reuters news agency reports.

Iran Criticizes U.S. Diplomat's Remarks On Rouhani Trip to Iraq

Iran Asking Canada For Extradition In A Financial Case

Livestock Smuggling Leads To Rising Meat Prices

Iran Threatens Defense Overhaul To Counter 'Suspicious Nuclear Projects'

Jannati: Khamenei’s Hand Should Be Kissed For Raeesi Appointment

Iran Warns Of Firm Response If Israel Acts Against Its Oil Shipments

Pompeo Urges Oil Industry To Help Administration Pressure Global 'Bad Actors'

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said the United States is seeking to "bring Iranian crude oil exports down to zero as quickly as market conditions will permit."

Jail Term Ambiguity Clarified For Iran Rights Defender - EU Protests