The India-Iran Chabahar Port agreement was just signed. Soon, the agreement attracted a warning from the U.S. The U.S. issued a warning of potential risk of sanctions to anyone considering business deals with Iran.

US warns of 'risk of sanctions' after India-Iran Chabahar Port agreement

Hours after India and Iran signed a 10-year contract to develop and operate the port of Chabahar in Iran, the United States has now issued a warning. The US said that anyone considering business deals with Tehran needs to be aware of the potential risk of sanctions. Watch in for more details!

US warns of sanctions against 'anyone considering deal with Tehran'

US warns 'potential risk of sanctions' after Chabahar port deal between Iran and India

Iranian filmmaker Mohammad Rasoulof has fled Iran following a distressing sentence of eight years in prison accompanied by flogging. Watch in for more details!

Iranian filmmaker Mohammad Rasoulof flees country after prison sentence

India is set to sign an agreement with Iran to manage Chabahar Port for the next 10 years. This is the first time India will take over management of a port overseas. Watch in for more details!

India, Iran set to ink Chabahar port deal

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India to sign pact with Iran for Chabahar | Egypt joins ICJ case against Israel

India is creating a corridor to Russia through Iran. Chabahar Port, India's first offshore trading port, is at the heart of this mega project. The port is located in Iran's Sistan-Balochistan province and it helps connect India to central Asia and Afghanistan, by-passing Pakistan. Chabahar is also right next to Pakistan's China-operated Gwadar port. Gravitas brings you the details.

Gravitas | Chabahar: India's corridor to Russia via Iran

Iran once again threatened Israel. This time Iran is considering changing its nuclear doctrine if Israel threatens its existence.

Why is Iran willing to change its nuclear doctrine?

India, Iran set to ink 10-year Chabahar port deal

A senior Iranian official said that Tehran would change its nuclear doctrine if Israel continues to threaten its existence amid the ongoing turmoil in West Asia stemming from the war in Gaza.

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Five of the Indian sailors on board an Israeli-linked vessel seized by Tehran have been released and have departed from Iran. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas | 5 of the Indian sailors on board Israeli-linked vessel seized by Tehran released

Five Indian sailors on board an Israeli-linked vessel which Tehran seized were released on Thursday (May 9) and have departed from Iran, said the Indian embassy in Iran.

Iran releases 5 Indian sailors from seized ship

Thousands of Iranians voted in a runoff election for the remaining parliamentary seats. The polls have come two months after the March legislative elections were dominated by the country's conservative leadership. Just a few hours ago voters in 22 different constituencies cast their ballot to elect 45 representatives from 90 candidates contesting in these elections.

Iran: Voting held in elections on remaining parliamentary seats

Global leaders are worried over Iran's evolving nuclear capabilites. Amid these concerns the UN Atomic Chief flew to Iran to bolster his agency's oversight of Tehran's atomic activities. Will Tehran cooperate with the IAEA?

Does Iran have nuclear weapons?

Iran on Thursday (May 9) released five Indian sailors on board an Israeli-linked vessel which Tehran had seized on April 13. The ship, MSC Aries, was seized by Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps near the Strait of Hormuz. Watch to know more.

Iran releases 5 out of 17 Indian crew members aboard seized MSC Aries

Iranians had the chance to cast ballots for parliament again on Friday in regions where candidates failed to secure enough votes in March, when conservatives and ultra-conservatives won a majority.

Iranians vote to finalise makeup of conservative-dominated chamber

Drones are effectively used in the wars in Ukraine and Gaza and today I will tell you about Iran's rapidly expanding top secret base where Tehran is training Hezbollah fighters to carry out drone attacks on Israel.

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Iran on Friday (May 3) released all the crew members that were aboard the Portuguese-flagged cargo ship MSC Aries. Out of the 25 crew members, 17 were Indians. The development came following a telephonic conversations between Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian and his Estonian counterpart Margus Tsahkna on Friday.

Iran releases all crew members aboard seized cargo ship MSC Aries including Indians on 'humanitarian grounds'

Watch the top headlines of the hour: - Iran releases crew of ship MSC Aries - Gantz more popular than Bibi: Poll - UK: Big losses for Tories in local polls - EU extends farm subsidies - Turkiye inflation at 69%

Iran releases crew of ship MSC Aries | UK: Big losses for Tories in local polls

United Nations nuclear agency chief Rafael Grossi will visit Iran next week, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said on Tuesday, amid heightened tensions between the Islamic Republic and Israel that have led to fears of an attack on a nuclear facility. Watch in for more details!

UN's nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi to visit Iran next week

Iran's nuclear Chief Mohammad Eslami has announced that 130 International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors have been allowed access to its nuclear installations. Watch in for more details!

Iran emphasizes compliance with IAEA

Watch the top headlines of the hour: - Iran slaps sanctions on US, UK - Iran allows 130 UN nuclear inspectors - Local elections polling underway in UK - Philippines summons China envoy - Maldives FM likely to visit India on May 9 - Russia showcases war trophies

Iran slaps sanctions on US, UK | Local elections polling underway in UK

An Iranian teen who abruptly vanished from the 2022 Iran protests was sexually assaulted and beaten to death by Iranian security officials, BBC has reported, citing a secret document.

Iranian teen who vanished from 2022 protests was ‘beaten to death’: Report

The Gaza war is completing seven months, a war that was launched as a retaliation to the Hamas terror attack into Israel on October 7, 2023. During the course of this war, Israeli strikes have already killed more than 32,000 Palestinian civilians.

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