Thousands protest water crisis in Iran’s Isfahan
Thousands of Iranian protesters gathered in Isfahan on Friday to voice their anger after the city’s lifeblood river dried up due t
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Oil pipeline hits by explosion in Iran’s southern province
An oil pipeline in Iran’s Khuzestan province exploded on Wednesday morning
Jordan demands gender confirmation from female Iranian football player
Jordan has alleged that Iran’s women’s national football team goalkeeper, Zohreh Koudaei, is a man, and has called on the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) to launch a gender verification investigation.
Iran Atrocities Tribunal calls for Justice for 2019 protest victims
The "International People’s Tribunal" on Iran’s atrocities of November 2019, an independent event organized by human rights groups, concluded on Sunday, November 14, after holding five days of public hearings in London.
Pentagon says Iranian helicopter came near US warship
An Iranian navy helicopter came close to a US Navy warship in the Gulf of Oman and circled it three times, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
Iran says UN nuclear watchdog’s chief travels to Iran ‘probably soon’
International Atomic Energy Agency’s chief, Rafael Grossi, will visit Iran "probably soon", the Iranian foreign ministry spokesman said on Monday.
Iran says it will provide electricity to Afghanistan despite local shortage
Iran will provide electricity to Afghanistan to address blackouts in western cities, Radio Pakistan repo
Iran arrests dozens of Kurdish activists in recent months
At least ten Kurds have been arrested by security forces on unidentified charges in western Iran’s Kurdistan province, human rights monitors said on Thursday.
IAEA says it has no communication with Iran’s new government
The head of the UN nuclear watchdog announced he hasn’t heard from the government of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi about the country’s nuclear activities.
Tehran threatens world powers of suspending nuke talks if London tribunal continues
Iran said it will partially suspend planned nuclear talks with world powers if human rights activists and organizers of a tribunal in London, which examine Iran's deadly suppression of protests in 2019, continue their investigations.