On Saturday, Iranian security personnel were stationed in Mahsa Amini's hometown in expectation of disruption as people around the nation were ready to commemorate the first anniversary of her passing while in the care of morality police.

Mahsa Amini death anniversary: Has anything changed after a year?

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Germany, France and Britain will not remove ballistic missile and nuclear proliferation-related sanctions on Iran that were set to expire next month under the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.

Germany, France and UK refuse to lift sanctions on Iran under JCPOA

A year ago, Iran descended into chaos. A 22-year-old Kurdish woman was killed in custody. She was Mahsa Amini. A name that is now cemented in the history of the Islamic Republic of Iran. What has changed in the last one year? How are things looking like in the Iranian society? Ghadi Francis gets you a report.

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Can Pakistan ever live at peace? Islamabad's ties with every neighbouring country are falling apart. From Afghanistan to Iran to UAE, every neighbouring nation is distancing itself from Islamabad. Molly Gambhir brings you a report.

Gravitas: Pakistan's ties with every neighbour are falling apart

Israel and Iran used to enjoy good relations but since the Islamic revolution of 1979, Israel and Iran are at a loggerhead. Well in the latest Israel has accused Iran of setting up an airport in southern Lebanon that Iran might use to attack Israel. The accusations were made by the Israeli defense minister in a televised remarks to an International Security conference hosted by a university.

Israel: Iran to use south Lebanon airstrip as launch pad to attack us

After months of negotiations Iran and the US are finally set for a prisoner swap. The swap of five prisoners from each side will take place under the Qatar and Oman mediated deal. The Iranian Foreign Ministry has also confirmed the unfreezing of the Assets in South Korea with six billion dollars.

US-Iran Prisoner Swap: US to maintain oversight of funds released under the deal

Iran, US agreed to release five prisoners each under a deal

Iran-US prisoner swap: Prisoner from both sides to transit through Qatar

Mossad director David Barnea on Sunday, September 10, voiced Israel's apprehensions about Russia's possible sale of advanced weaponry to Iran. The Mossad chief was addressing the annual conference of the Institute for Counter-Terrorism Policy (ICT) held at Reichman University in Herzliya, Israel.

'It will endanger our existence': Mossad chief says Russia may sell advanced weaponry to Iran

An Iranian journalist who interviewed the father of Mahsa Amini has alleged that she was sexually assaulted when she was arrested. According to an audio message, she is on a hunger strike in prison.

Iran journalist alleges sexual assault during arrest

In advance of the anniversary of Amini's passing, Iranian authorities have stepped up their persecution of activists and protester family members. A little more than a week before the anniversary of Mahsa Amini's murder by Tehran's "morality police," Safa Aeli, Amini's uncle, was detained on Tuesday.

Iran: Mahsa Amini's uncle arrested ahead of protest anniversary

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi on Monday (September 5) hailed African countries for what he called their resistance to "colonialism". His words came during a visit by Burkina Faso's foreign minister.

Iran hails African countries for their resistance to 'colonialism'

A water park was shut down in Iran after it was reported that it allowed women to visit the place without the mandatory headscarf, reported local media on Monday (September 4).

Iran shuts down water park over violation of hijab law: Media

Iranian authorities arrested Safa Aeli, the uncle of Mahsa Amini, a young Iranian Kurdish woman whose death while in custody led to widespread protests, reports said on Tuesday (September 5).

Iran detains Mahsa Amini's uncle, activists fear rising crackdown ahead of death anniversary

The European Union has confirmed that a Swedish diplomat working with EU has been held captive in Iran for more than 500 days. Now the EU's Foreign Policy Chief Joseph Burell has said that officials are doing everything for his release.

EU official from Sweden imprisoned in Iran for over 500 days

The top diplomat representing the European Union confirmed on Tuesday (September 5) that Johan Floderus, a Swedish diplomat employed by the EU, has been held in captivity in Iran for more than 500 days.

Swedish EU diplomat detained In Iran for over 500 days, Borrell confirms

Two women journalists in Iran have been sentenced to prison and will spend around a month in jail as part of a three-year partly suspended lockup sentence over "conspiracy" and "collusion", said the local media reports on Sunday (September 3).

Iran: Two female journalists sentenced to prison over 'conspiracy and collusion'

A collision between two minibuses in northern Iraq claimed the lives of at least 18 people, medical officials said on Saturday (September 2). The deceased pilgrims were mostly Iranian The "horrible accident" occurred between Dujail and Samarra, state news agency INA said, citing Khaled Burhan, director of health services in Salaheddin province.

Iraq road accident during religious gathering claims lives of 18 pilgrims

In order to disarm and evacuate Kurdish fighters in northern Iraq, Iran claims to have achieved a deal with Iraq. By September 19, the central Iraqi government has promised to disarm "terrorist, secessionist groups" in the Kurdish region of northern Iraq, according to Nasser Kanani, a spokesman for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Iran-Iraq Border Clash: Kurdish rebels mount trouble for Iran

Iran's foreign minister who is on a visit to Syria addressed a press conference with a Syrian counterpart in Damascus on Wednesday. During the Press event, he slammed the recent United States delegation that visited the Rebel Health territory in Northwestern Syria.

Iranian foreign minister condemns Israeli strike on Syrian airport

Saleh Nirabakht lawyer of Mahasa Amini, the young Iranian woman whose death last September triggered a widespread protest movement, is being tried in an Iranian court on charges of propaganda against the Iranian State.

Mahsa Amini's lawyer Saleh Nikbakht charged with 'propaganda against system' in Iran

Iranian officials have filed a legal case against the prominent pop singer who has urged women to take off their mandatory headscarves. He released his song named Roosarito which translates into your headscarf to express his support for the hijab protests. His three-minute video clip includes the slogan of the protest movement 'Women, Life, Freedom'. This song's video also had several women with their heads uncovered in the background.

Iranian pop singer Mehdi Yarrahi under scanner for Hijab removal song

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