Iran News
Sirens sound in central Israel as Iran, Hezbollah launch coordinated attack
While Israeli media initially reported that the IDF had shot down a missile launched from Iran, sirens sounded moments later in the same areas due to a launch from Lebanon.
Some Gulf countries are already fighting against Iran, IDF says
Second attack on Saudi oil refinery in two days, officials say
Mojtaba Khamenei survives strikes on Iran, poised to become next supreme leader, sources say
Iran's atomic energy organization says e-mail was hacked, state media says
Iranian hacker group "Black Reward" hacked into Iran's atomic energy organization's email server.
Protests renew in Zahedan in southeast Iran two weeks after massacre
Over 80 protesters were reportedly massacred by Iranian forces in Zahedan in southeast Iran two weeks ago.
Who are Iran's morality police, who killed Mahsa Amini?- explainer
The morality police, attached to Iranian law enforcement, are mandated to ensure the respect of Islamic morals as described by the Islamic Republic's top clerical authorities.
Iran rights group says security forces fire at protesters in Kurdish cities
Security forces in Iran continue to attack Kurdish cities amidst protests amidst rising internal tensions.
Canada to ban Iran's IRGC leaders from entry, expand sanctions
The group will be classified under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, a measure used by Canada against regimes accused of the most serious war crimes.
US citizen allowed to leave Iranian prison for one week -lawyer
Siamak Namazi has been allowed out of Tehran's Evin prison on a one-week, renewable furlough, his lawyer Jared Genser told Reuters on Saturday.
Iran arrests Europeans accused of role in unrest
As protests in Iran continue, officials in Iran are arresting and accusing Europeans in the nation for playing a part in the unrest.
Iran’s attacks on Iraq harmed journalists, widely condemned
Iran continued its bombardment of Kurdish regions of Iraq, a day after Iran fired 73 ballistic missiles and dozens of drones at Kurdish opposition groups.
Can the West act in time to help Iran get online? - analysis
Iran’s regime has restricted internet and phone access and gone after social media sites.
Iran says it is major defense industry power - is it true? - analysis
While it is true Iran has made impressive advances, Raisi is trying to show that his administration is able to get around the sanctions and improve Iran’s standing.
