Iran continues to remain on the boil, the Iranian regime has once again unleashed its fury on the protesters. Meanwhile, fresh protests grip universities in Tehran.

Iran Protests: Kurd dominated regions targeted, armoured vehicles deployed in Mahabad city

Iran has struck opposition Kurdish groups in Iraq. It has also blamed the Kurdish group for the ongoing unrest. Watch this video for all the details.

Iran strikes opposition Kurdish groups in Iraq

The players of the Iran national football team refused to sing their own national anthem ahead of their opening game against England in the FIFA World Cup 2022 on Monday (November 21).

WATCH: Iran players refuse to sing national anthem ahead of England clash in FIFA World Cup 2022

Days after nuclear watchdog International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) passed a resolution censuring Iran over insufficient cooperation with the agency, Tehran has responded.

Iran taking retaliatory measures after IAEA brought a censuring resolution

Day 2 Group B opener, England and Iran Form Group B matches at the FIFA World Cup 2022 is set to kick off with England's head to head against Iran. The Group B opener is crucial for England to end the 56-year drought as the team last won the championship in 1966.

FIFA World Cup 2022 | England vs. Iran match preview, fantasy tips & predictions, who will seize the night?

Protests grip universities in Iran; chants of 'woman, life, freedom' continue

FIFA World cup 2022 started on Sunday with the host Qatar’s disappointing 0-2 performance against Ecuador on day 1. It was for the first time that Qatar played at this level since it is hosting the tournament but was not able to live up to the occasion.

FIFA World Cup 2022 Broadcast TV and OTT-Live Streaming Channel in Gulf nations (GCC): When and where to watch

Iran continues to remain on the boil, the Iranian regime has once again unleashed its fury on the protesters. Three more protesters have been killed by the Iranian forces. Watch the full video to know more.

Iran forces kill 3 more protesters in Mahsa's province

Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei recently warned that the enemies might now target workers after they failed to overthrow the Islamic republic in over two months of turmoil as the protests continue to flare.

Iran's supreme leader Khamenei warns 'foreign enemies' may target workers as protests rage

A fortnight after Iran admitted to having delivered drones to Russia, the two countries are said have reached an agreement to manufacture the unmanned weaponised aircraft on Russian soil, says a report by The Washington Post.

Iran strikes deal to manufacture drones on Russian soil for Ukraine war: Report

Amid the ongoing protests in Iran following the death of Mahsa Amini, a woman who allegedly died after being detained by Tehran's morality police, reports suggest that the middle eastern nation has given death threats to citizens in Canada and the United Kingdom who have been vocal about the incident.

Canadian spy agency probes death threats by Iran, UK deploys armoured vehicles outside news studio

The Iranian regime has once again unleashed its fury on the protesters. According to reports that have come in, at least about three protesters are reported to being killed by the Iranian Security Forces.

Iran: Protests continue to rage, accuses US, Israel and UK of fomenting the unrest

Iran's security forces shot dead three people on Saturday (November 19), a rights group has said. The shootings took place in the western province of Kurdistan. This has added to the toll of the deadly protests that erupted in the Islamic republic after Mahsa Amini's death.

Iran: Three protesters shot dead in Mahsa Amini's home province, toll goes further up

Just a day after Iran was criticised for lack of co-operation, Western countries on Friday (November 18) urged Iran to take "essential and urgent" action on issues raised by United Nations' nuclear watchdog.

West asks Iran to cooperate with IAEA

Azerbaijan has finally decided to open an embassy in Israel following a parliamentary approval on Friday and will thus become the first Shi’ite Muslim-majority state to do so.

Azerbaijan to open embassy in Israel, will be first Shi'ite Muslim country to do so

Widespread anti-hijab protests have gripped Iran since the middle of September. In recent days, the protests have taken multiple 'bloody' turns - incidents have been reported from multiple Iranian cities where protesters were shot dead by Security Forces as a result the protests have only intensified.

Iran: Nine people shot dead by unidentified assailants, four more protesters awarded death sentence

Iran's anti-govt protests have entered the 9th week. 4 more people have been sentenced to death. Yet, the protests refuse to die down. Even celebrities & football players have extended their support to protesters. Priyanka Sharma reports.

Gravitas: Iran's Anti-govt protests enter 9th week

Hollywood celebrities like Angelina Jolie, Sophie Turner, Priyanka Chopra and others support anti-hijab protestors who fight for their rights against the Iran government

Celebs support Iranian women in wake of crackdown on anti-hijab protestors

The situation in Iran escalated once again on Wednesday as security forces opened fire on protesters at a metro station in Tehran. Videos and pictures shared on the social media showed that the forces attacked the protesters who had gathered to protest against the custodial death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini and they even beat up women who were not wearing the mandatory hair coverings in public.

Iranian security forces open fire at Tehran metro station amid ongoing protests

At least five people were killed when "terrorist elements" opened fire on security personnel and protesters in Khuzestan province in southwest Iran on Wednesday, state media reported.

'Terrorist elements' shoot at protestors in Iran, five dead

The expulsion of more than 400 suspected Russian spies across Europe was a “significant strategic blow” to Moscow, a top British intelligence official said on Wednesday.

UK: MI5 chief says expulsion of Russian spies from Europe is a ‘significant strategic blow’ to Moscow

The hardline Islamic regime of Iran has sworn a brutal crackdown on protesters. But despite that protesters aren't backing down. This is causing an ugly bloodbath in the country. Both demonstrators and security forces are being shot down. This leads to a bigger question - is the government of Iran feeling cornered?

WION Fineprint |Iran: Return of 'bloody' November

As the anti-hijab demonstrations swell in Iran, the security forces in the country continue to violently clamp down these protests. In a latest incident, the Iranian Security Forces opened fire on people at a metro station in Tehran. The forces used batons to hit women who were not following the country's strict dress code.

Nine dead in Iran in two separate attacks as anger over Amini's death enters the third month

Iran: Brutal clampdown on protests at metro station in Tehran

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