Protesters clashed with police in London and Paris when they attempted to enter Iran's embassies on Sunday, in the wake of anti-hijab protests in the Islamic republic.

Watch | Police clash with anti-Iran protesters in London and Paris, several hurt

Iran's foreign minister Hossein Amirabdollahian has been quoted by Iran's semi-official ISNA news agency voicing his displeasure over American support to women-led protests in Iran.

Iran expresses displeasure over US support for Mahsa Amini stir, calls protesters 'rioters'

The official death toll in the deadly anti-Hijab protests in Iran has risen to 41. Iran Human Rights association said that nearly a dozen more than the actual number have died in the protests that begun over Mahsa Amini's death. Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi said that they must deal decisively with protests which have erupted in the country's 31 provinces.

Iran's anti-Hijab protests enter 9th day: At least 41 dead, 700 arrested

Ukraine has downgraded its diplomatic ties with Iran after it accused Tehran of providing drones to Moscow. Iran said that it will retaliate to the diplomatic moves made by Kiev. The diplomatic row between Ukraine and Iran comes after Kiev's forces claim that they shot down seven Iranian drones.

Drones: Taking center stage in Russia-Ukraine war

Iran must deal decisively with protests which have swept the country after the custodial death of a woman detained by the Islamic Republic's morality police, President Ebrahim Raisi said on Saturday.

'Must deal decisively with protests', says Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi

State-organised rallies took place in several Iranian cities on Friday to counter nationwide anti-government unrest triggered by the death of a woman in police custody, with marchers calling for the execution of "rioters".

Iranian state-organised marchers call for execution of protesters

As the Iranian government has imposed restrictions on internet access in the backdrop of protests across the country over the death a 22 years old woman in the custody of morality police, the Joe Biden administration on Friday issued guidance to relax sanctions on its internet services in the west Asian country.

US relaxes internet sanctions to help Iranian protesters connect, share info

Iran's president Ebrahim Raisi refused to be interviewed by CNN's Christiane Amanpour after the anchor refused to wear a headscarf. The controversy comes amid raging anti-hijab protests in Iran that have claimed the lives of 36 people. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: CNN anchor refuses to interview Iran's president wearing hijab

Following he death of the 22-year-old in Iran, violence has spread over 80 cities in Iran and recently, the protesters clashed with the security forces in some parts of the country. Some women also took off their hijabs and burnt them in bonfires.

Anti-Hijab protests spread to 80 cities in Iran

"For Islamic Republic, hijab is a tool to control women and through women to control the whole society. For them, this is like the Berlin Wall, if we tear this wall down, the Islamic Republic won't exist. Women have been pushing back the compulsory Hijab laws and all the anti-women laws in Iran but this is the time that the movement is gaining momentum. This is the women's revolution," says Masih Alinejad, who is an activist in Iran.

'Hijab is a tool to control women,' says activist Masih Alinejad

Kiev announced that it has chosen to decrease Iran's diplomatic representation in Ukraine over Iran supplying arms to Russia. The temporary charge d'affaires of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Ukraine was called, according to the foreign ministry of Ukraine.

Ukraine tells Iran to 'significantly reduce' diplomatic presence in Kiev for arms supply to Russia

According to Iran, it sees no point in reviving the nuclear pact without guarantees from the United States that it will now withdraw again. As per, the United States official Iran stance on this matter is unreasonable.

Iranian President Raisi blames Europe & US for failing to revive nuclear dea

According to Iran, it sees no point in reviving the 2015 nuclear agreement without guarantees from the United States that it will not withdraw again. Iran is also stressing that it wants an end to the UN probes that surround Tehran's atomic ambitions.

US: Iran's demand to end nuclear probes unreasonable; safeguard investigations critical to IAEA

Amid public outrage and nationwide protest in Iran over the death of a woman in the morality police's custody, the country's army warned on Friday (September 23) that it would "confront the enemies" to ensure security and peace.

Iran's army warns anti-hijab protesters, says will 'confront enemies' to ensure peace

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Death of young Iranian woman puts spotlight on morality police

The Iranian government decided to shut off the internet in parts of the capital Tehran and Kurdistan following widespread protests that were triggered by the death of a 22-year-old Kurdish woman in police custody.

Iran blocks internet access in Tehran, Kurdistan as protests over Mahsa Amini's custodial death intensify

Ebrahim Raisi, the president of Iran, said on Thursday that an investigation into the death of a young woman who prompted protests in the Islamic republic was necessary, but he also accused Western powers of being hypocritical for voicing their worries.

Iran's president pledges probe of woman's death that sparked protests

At least 17 people have been killed in Iran as protests escalated over the death of 22 year old Mahsa Amini. However, riots groups in the country say that the death toll is almost twice as high.

Iran anti-hijab protest: Iranian police battle protesters in Tehran

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi accused the West of "double standards" on women's rights as his country is gripped by protests over the death of a woman arrested by the morality police. Eric Njoka brings you all the updates from the 77th UNGA.

WION Fineprint | Iran's President rails against Western Hegemony

Israel Prime Minister Yair Lapid on Thursday (September 22) addressed 77th session of United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) at UN headquarters in New York. In his speech, he declared support for 'two-state solution' for Israel-Palestine issue.

Israel PM Yair Lapid supports 'two-state solution' in UNGA speech

The US on Thursday (September 22) announced sanctions on Iran's morality police which is in news due to the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini who was taken into custody over "unsuitable attire".

Mahsa Amini death: US imposes sanctions on Iran morality police

During his address at the 77th session of UNGA Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi waved a photo of Qasem Soleimani and described him as a hero for many in the Middle East and a figure who defeated the Islamic State group. He also vowed to obtain justice for the US assassination of Soleimani.

Iranian President Raisi displays picture of slain Iranian General Soleimani at UNGA

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