Iran is using European ports to provide cover for shipments of weapons to Hezbollah, The Telegraph can reveal. The Lebanese terror group has received missiles and bombs on ships that go on to dock in ports in Belgium, Spain and Italy, sources said.

Lebanon received weapons through European ports: Reports

Iran ships weapons through European ports

Researchers have identified what is believed to be the world's oldest known lipstick, or lip paint – a small, ornate stone vial containing a deep red paste, which was discovered in southeastern Iran. Watch in for more details!

Ancient lip paint found in Southeast Iran

Nearly 4,000-year-old lipstick has been discovered by researchers in Iran's Jiroft region, providing a glimpse into the sophisticated beauty practices of the Bronze Age in the region. Researchers found that the chemical composition of the lipstick bears a resemblance to modern-day store-bought lipsticks.

Gravitas: 4,000-year-old lipstick vial found in Iran's Jiroft region

China, Russia and Iran are showing off their marine capabilities in a joint naval drill in the Gulf of Oman amid increased tensions in the region, in what is the fifth common military exercise held by these countries in recent years.

Iran, Russia and China show their military might in the Gulf of Oman

The US has held secret talks with Iran this year in a bid to convince Tehran to use its influence over Yemen's Houthi movement to end attacks on ships in the Red Sea. Watch in for more details!

Iran held secret talks with US over red sea

An Iranian woman got into a heated argument with a cleric who clicked her pictures because she was not wearing the hijab. The woman's argument with the cleric was recorded and shared on social media, after which it went viral.

Watch: Iranian woman without hijab gets into a scuffle with cleric for clicking her picture

China, Russia and Iran have begun joint naval drills in the Gulf of Oman amid increased tensions in the region, in what is the fifth common military exercise held by these countries in recent years.

China, Russia, Iran launch joint naval drills in Gulf of Oman

In a stunning discovery, the researchers recently found a 4,000-year-old lipstick which is believed to be the world's oldest known lipstick, or lip paint. The lipstick was a small, ornate stone vial filled with a deep red paste and was found in southeastern Iran.

World's oldest lipstick found in Iran. It dates back to Bronze Age

China, Iran and Russia stage joint naval drills in gulf of Oman. Military exercises running through March 16 are to involve warships and aviation.

China, Iran and Russia military exercise come amid rise in Red Sea attacks

Iranian leaders "did not orchestrate nor had foreknowledge of the Hamas attack against Israel", a US intelligence assessment report released on Monday (March 11) claimed while referring to the October 7 Hamas attack in southern Israel in which around 1200 people were killed.

US intelligence says Iran ‘did not orchestrate nor had foreknowledge’ of October 7 attacks

A UN fact-finding mission (FFM) investigating Iran's response to the 2022 protests has denounced the regime's actions as constituting crimes against humanity. Initiated in November 2022, following nationwide protests triggered by the death of Mahsa Amini in custody, the FFM's report has asserted that the Iranian government systematically violated human rights, particularly targeting women and girls.

UN slams Iran's protest crackdown as 'crimes against humanity'

At least two individuals sustained injuries during a maintenance operation at the Aftab oil refinery in Bandar Abbas, Iran, as reported by Iranian state media outlets on Thursday (March 7), citing the operating company.

Several dead in explosion at Iran oil refinery

UK-owned Rubymar cargo ship, which was damaged in an attack by Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebel group in February, has reportedly sunk in the Red Sea, Yemen's government said on Saturday (March 2).

Rubymar: UK cargo ship attacked by Houthis sinks in Red Sea, raising environmental concerns

Rights groups on Tuesday (Mar 5) released a report on all executions that took place in Iran in 2023. The report reveals that the number was highest since 2015 as capital punishment surged in the Islamic Republic.

Iran executed at least 834 people in 2023, highest number since 2015: Report

Amid a dismal voter turnout, Iran's conservative Islamist leadership is set to make a comeback. What does this mean for a country scrambling under western sanctions?

Iran elections: Iran's voter turnout drops to 41%

Unofficial reports on Saturday estimated turnout in Iran’s parliamentary election, seen as a test of the clerical establishment’s legitimacy, at about 40%, which would be the lowest turnout since the 1979 Islamic revolution.

Iran election turnout around 40 per cent, say unofficial reports

Iran elections: Iranian Conservatives sweep polls amid record-low turnout

Iranian conservatives sweep elections

Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebel group on Sunday (March 3) said that it will continue to strike British ships in the Gulf of Aden after UK-owned vessel Rubymar sunk in the Red Sea.

Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebel group says it will continue attacking British ships after Rubymar sinks

An Iranian singer who won a Grammy presented by the American first lady Jill Biden has now been sentenced more than 3 years in prison and the singer's crime is that his Anthem reportedly supported the 2022 protest that took place in the aftermath of the death of Mahsa Amini. Watch to know more!

Mahsa Amini's protest anthem singer & Grammy winner, Shervin Hajipour sentenced in Iran

Iran held its first parliamentary elections since mass protests swept the Islamic Republic in 2022, triggered by the death of Jina Mahsa Amini while in custody.

Iran Elections 2024: Officials claim voter turnout was a record low of 40.6%

Iran goes to polls on Friday. Over 15,000 people are contesting in this parliamentary election. More than 61 million people are eligible to vote but authorities fear most of them might skip this election. People are frustrated with rising inflation, growing political mistrust and quashed protests.

Iran: Array of political, social and economic problems

Iranian authorities barred Narges Mohammadi, an imprisoned Nobel Peace laureate from attending her father's funeral, her family disclosed on Thursday (Feb 29). Despite the family's assertion that Mohammadi had an unequivocal right to participate in the ceremony, she was unable to bid her final farewell to her father, Karim Mohammadi, who passed away at the age of 90 earlier in the week.

Iranian authorities bar Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi from attending father's funeral

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