The United Nations nuclear watchdog discovered uranium particles enriched up to 83.7 per cent in the underground Fordo nuclear site of Iran, The Associated Press reported.

UN discovers uranium particles enriched up to 83.7 per cent in Iran

Iran could make enough fissile for one nuclear bomb in "about 12 days," a top U.S. Defense Department official said on Tuesday, down from the estimated one year it would have taken while the 2015 Iran nuclear deal was in effect.

U.S. official : Iran can make N-bomb in 12 days

Hundreds of Iranian schoolgirls complained of respiratory distress in what has emerged as another episode of "mysterious poisoning" in Iran. The mysterious poisoning, suspected to be a case of a pre-mediated poisoning, has been reported in the holy city of Qom, south of Tehran.

Young girls 'poisoned' in Iran in a spate of attacks to force closure of schools

The deputy health minister of Ian has said that schoolgirls are being poisoned in the country. Why is this happening? Who is behind the poisonings? Molly Gambhir tells you.

Gravitas: Iranian schoolgirls 'poisoned'

Iran’s rare Asiatic Cheetah cub died on Tuesday due to kidney failure. It was one of the last survivors of three endangered Asiatic cheetah cubs who were born in captivity in Iran.

Iran's rare Asiatic cheetah cub, Pirouz dies due to kidney failure

Younes Panahi, Iran's deputy health minister, told reporters that “certain individuals sought the closure of all schools, especially girls' schools” and had deliberately poisoned pupils with “chemical compounds”, the Fars news agency reported.

Iran: Girls 'poisoned' to stop them from going to school

A senior Iranian minister has claimed that schoolgirls in the country are being deliberately poisoned. Here's why.

Schoolgirls in Iran are being deliberately poisoned, says Iran minister

Iran has released a Spanish woman named Ana Baneira who had been in detention since November, last year after she was arrested during the nationwide anti-government protests, said the Spanish foreign ministry, on Sunday (February 26).

Iran releases Spanish woman detained three months ago during nationwide anti-hijab protests

The Iranian currency, the rial, hit a new record low against the United States dollar, on Sunday (February 26) with nearly 600,000 rials to the dollar on the unofficial market.

Iranian rial plunges to record low amid anti-government protests, international isolation

The White House announced on Friday that Russia is considering supplying fighter jets to Iran as part of an expanded military partnership that has seen Tehran deliver increasing numbers of weapons to Moscow for use in the invasion of Ukraine.

Iran seeking billion dollar military support, claims U.S.

A senior Iranian general said on Friday that Tehran has developed a cruise missile with a range of 1,650km as he unveiled the missile, which could potentially reach Israel.

Iran unveils new 'Paveh' cruise missile that can reach Israel

Iran has developed a cruise missile with a range of 1,650 km (1,025 miles), a top Revolutionary Guards commander said on Friday, in a move likely to raise Western concerns after Russia's use of Iranian drones in the Ukraine war.

Iran says it has developed long-range cruise missile, triggers concerns in West

Tehran, Iran – There is a lot of talk about Tehran allegedly enriching uranium particles to near weapons-grade levels and simultaneous calls to lift sanctions amid attempts to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.

Iran to revive 2015 Nuclear Deal?

According to the reports, Iranian foundation has praised Hadi Matar who attacked the author Salman Rushdie last year. The foundation has also promised him 1,000 square metres of agricultural land. Matar was accused of severely injuring Rushdie and has pleaded not guilty.

Iranian foundation praises Salman Rushdie's attacker, gets 1,000 square metres land

An Iranian court on Tuesday sentenced death to an Iranian-German dual national who is accused of being the leader of a “terrorist” group behind a deadly 2008 mosque bombing.

Iranian-German sentenced to death by Tehran court, Berlin condemns it

An Iranian foundation has lauded the man who attacked writer Salman Rushdie last year, seriously injuring him, and announced that it will reward him with 1,000 square metres of agricultural land, according to state TV on Tuesday through its Telegram channel.

'Salman Rushdie now no more than living dead': Iran to reward attacker with 1,000 square metres land

As America's global empire of influence crumbles, a new alliance is looking to replace it. It consists of Russia, Iran & China. Will this alliance create a new World Order? Priyanka Sharma explains on #GravitasPlus.

Gravitas Plus: China, Iran & Russia to create a new World Order?

Gravitas Plus: China, Iran & Russia to create a new World Order

As per reports, Inspectors from the UN atomic agency discovered uranium enriched to 84-percent purity in Iran last week, closer than ever to weapons-grade levels, citing two unnamed senior diplomats.

Iran on the cusp of producing nukes?

'My enemy's enemy is friend', you must have heard this idiom but it is playing out in geopolitics today. The only difference is that the United States is uniting all of its foes - China, Russia and Iran. The US Secretary of State has hinted that Beijing might be thinking of sending material support to Moscow i.e arms and ammunition.

China and its growing alliances: Is China uniting all of US' foes?

The Iranian judiciary is looking to prosecute a woman for 'disrespecting' her headscarf at a public meeting in Tehran. In a video that went viral on multiple social media sites. The woman was seen walking away from stage as she flings her headscarf on the ground.

Iran to prosecute woman for 'insulting' hijab, video of act goes viral

The Berlin film festival, long a champion of Iran's embattled independent directors, is spotlighting its citizens' fight for basic rights with a series of screenings, events and a red-carpet protest.

Iran freedom struggle stars at Berlin film fest

The Presidents of China and Iran in a joint statement asked the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan to form an inclusive government in which all ethnicities and political groups could see them represented.

Iran, China call for inclusive government in Kabul

According to local media reports, the Iranian judiciary is prosecuting a woman who allegedly “disrespected” her headscarf during a public meeting in Tehran. The Iranian news agency Tasnim reported the incident on Saturday (February 18) and said that legal proceedings against the individual who threw her headscarf on the ground have begun.

Iran to prosecute woman who allegedly ‘disrespected’ her headscarf: Reports

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