Former deputy president Mohammad Ali Najafi, who had also served as Tehran's mayor for eight months, found guilty of murdering his wife.
Najafi is a prominent so-called reformist figure in Iran.
The build-up of crude oil in Iran’s storage tanks shows an increase of the amount of Iranian oil which left without buyer due to the international US sanctions, Kpler, a tanker tracking firm reported.
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in Hamadan Province arrested a number of women attending in a private female-only party for what it calls “promoting Western lifestyle.”
Ali Rabiei, the Iranian government spokesman, claimed on Sunday that his country is in charge of the Gulf's security and that the European’s presence in these waters is a “threat” to the stability and security of the region.
According to a report by Iran’s ISNA news agency, the head of the country’s Atomic Energy Organization told lawmakers on Sunday that Tehran will revive its activities in Arak heavy water nuclear reactor.
The heads of Iranian major automakers, Iran Khodro and Saipa, have been bribing members of parliament in order to maintain their business, an Iranian official said on Saturday.
Azerbaijan’ state maritime agency announced on Friday that it rescued all nine crew of an Iranian Ship before it sunk in the Caspian Sea, Reuters reported.
Iran is planning to treat the 6-years-old primary students, who do not speak Persian but rather their own mother tongue, as “disabled,” according to new program reportedly demanded by Iran’s Supreme Leader.
Unnamed officials from Washington announced that Iran has test fired a Shahab-3 ballistic missile, Fox news reported on Friday.
Security forces in Iran prevented admires of Iranian poet Ahmad Shamlou to commemorate his 19th death anniversary.
Shamlou is believed by many as the Iran's most influential contemporary poet.
