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Workers Again Protesting Unpaid Wages At Sugar Cane Mill

Workers’ protests at the Haft Tapeh Sugar Cane Mill in Ahvaz, southwest Iran, continued for the fifth consecutive day November 9.

Influential Conservative Says Iran Will Meet FATF Requirements

Very High Inflation In Iran Affects Real Estate And Manufacturing

The latest figures released by the Central Bank of Iran (CBI) in early November, puts the rise in real estate prices between October 2018 and the same month last year at 83.5 percent.

ANALYSIS: Democratic House Brings Uncertainty To Trump Foreign Policy

Iranian Journalists, Activists Have Mixed Reactions To New Sanctions

Iranians voiced their reactions on social media as official media outlets were in denial of the sanctions' impact.

Saudis Launch Nuclear Research Reactor, Citing Competition With Iran

U.S. Vows 'Relentless' Pressure On Iran As Sanctions Take Effect

The United States has reimposed a new round of sanctions targeting key sectors of Iran's economy following President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw the United States from the 2015 nuclear agreement between Iran and world powers.

Reformist Accuses Hardliners Of Rigging Contested 2009 Presidential Election

A reformist leader in Iran says that the contested 2009 presidential elections were rigged by 8 million votes.

Conservative Body Rejects Bill Against Financing Terrorism As Sanctions Take Effect

Dervishes Convicted To More Than 1,000 Years In Prison

More than 200 Gonabadi dervishes have been sentenced to more than 1000 years prison time, the Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) reports.

Wave Of Arrests In Khuzestan In Wake Of Attack On Parade

Amnesty International says Iran has arrested hundreds in a crackdown following the September deadly attack on a military parade.