Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov will visit Iran this week to discuss bilateral relations, as well as regional and international developments, Iran's foreign ministry announced on Saturday.
Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi and parliament speaker Mohammed Bagher Ghalibaf are due to attend the funeral of slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut on Sunday.
Security forces arrested Iranian rapper Arash Seyedi, known as Eycin and his producer Rasam Sohrabi during a live underground performance at a cafe in western Tehran on Thursday, eyewitnesses told Iran International.
Iran’s Supreme Leader urged the country’s intelligence services to remain committed to the principles and ideology of the Islamic revolution and work closely with the government.
Two US lawmakers have introduced legislation aimed at tightening sanctions on Iran’s petrochemical trade, expanding restrictions on entities involved in the country’s oil exports.
US President Donald Trump's administration is pressuring Iraq to allow Kurdish oil exports to restart to help offset a potential fall in Iranian oil exports, Reuters reported citing eight sources with direct knowledge of the matter.
Private ports in China are receiving oil from US-sanctioned tankers, allowing major buyers of Iranian and Russian crude to avoid restrictions at larger ports, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday.
The economic impact of the so-called maximum pressure on Iran will be significant, with a zero-exports goal set by US president Donald Trump.
US President Donald Trump favors diplomacy over war but is determined to stop Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in an interview on Thursday.
Iran’s armed forces are set to begin a large-scale military exercise dubbed Zolfaghar 1403 on Saturday as tensions with Israel and the United States persist over Tehran’s nuclear program.
Iran’s religious and political establishment is increasingly concerned that the growing popularity of pre-Islamic festivals, like Espandgan—celebrated as an alternative to Valentine’s Day—poses a threat to Islamic culture.
Iran’s healthcare system is facing mounting challenges, with medicine shortages and soaring costs reaching alarming levels.
Iranian authorities have unveiled "True Promise," a new video game dramatizing its attacks on Israel and other military exploits in the region in a bid to boost domestic support for its controversial interventions in the Mideast.
Ozempic and other weight-loss injections have become the latest luxury craze among affluent Iranians, as the nation struggles with a chronic shortage and soaring cost of essential medications.
Almost four in ten marriages in Iran end in divorce, according to the latest official figures, giving rise to theocrats' cries of a crisis that may not be as obvious to some of the women gaining their freedom.
A vast, dark cloud blankets Tehran. We don't even need to say when: it’s almost all the time, with fewer than ten days of clean air last year.
Tehran's art scene is moving underground with exhibitions and performances that defy pervasive censorship, turning home venues into sanctuaries for creative self-expression.
"I can’t remember the last time I was so shaken as I was watching images of Assad’s prisons," says Fatemeh, who has seen the inside of Iran’s prisons for her activism. “My country funded these crimes. Syrians have every right to hate us."
An ultimatum by US President Donald Trump to Hamas is doomed to fail unless Tehran faces a genuine threat and consequences for backing the group, Michael Pregent, a former US Intelligence officer and military adviser told Eye for Iran podcast.
