Iranian border forces and Afghan Taliban engaged in a clash over a border misunderstanding near Nimroz province of Afghanistan. According to sources, the incident has led to casualties on both sides and was later described as a “misunderstanding”.

Iranian forces and Taliban clash in gun battle over ‘misunderstanding’

An exchange of fire erupted Wednesday between Iranian forces and Afghanistan's Taliban at Iran's eastern border, local media reported. According to a source, "A clash erupted in the afternoon between Iranian border guards and the Taliban following a misunderstanding at the border near the (Afghan) province of Nimroz." WION's Anas Mallick brings in all the latest developments.

Reports: Three Taliban members killed in border clash with Iran

Former advisor to the Israeli Ministry of Defence Ely Karmon spoke to WION on Tuesday to present a breakdown of Iran’s uranium enrichment plan. He said that Iranians have 3,000 kilograms of enriched uranium and are capable to produce a nuclear bomb in two months.

Iran has 3,000 kgs of enriched uranium, says Israel’s former national advisor Ely Karmon

Iran has been enriching its Uranium to levels that it was not allowed to as it was a part of the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal but it insisted as the Americans violated the deal first. Well, in this report, we bring you the importance of Uraniumin a nuclear program.

Explained: Whats is Uranium enrichment? What is its relevance in nuclear weapon?

WION's Jodie Cohen speaks with Ely Karmon, Senior Research Scholar at International Institute for Counter-Terrorism and former advisor to Israeli Defence Ministry over Iran's Uranium enrichment.

'Iran has 3,000 Kg of enriched uranium', says Ely Karmon

Negotiators in Vienna have begun the talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and Western powers. The United States is taking part in the talks indirectly.

Talks between Iran and Western Powers resume to revive 2015 Nuclear deal

The European Union, Russian and Iranian diplomats struck a pretty upbeat note, talks began reviving the 2015 nuclear deal in Vienna but it is not clear whether optimism at this point of time is still justified.

Iranian, Russian and European Diplomats resume Vienna talks to restore nuclear deal

Talks between Iran and the world powers are set to resume today after 5 months hiatus but expectations for a breakthrough remain low. Talks aim to bring both Iran and the United States back into the 2015 nuclear deal but things look bleak here.

Iran, United States to break impasse over nuclear deal

As Iran began talks with Western nations on reviving the 2015 nuclear deal in Vienna, Israel's Prime Minister Naftali Bennett warned countries over "Iran's nuclear blackmail".

Don't give in to Iran's blackmail, says Israeli PM Naftali Bennett as nuclear talks resume

Israel Prime Minister Naftali Bennett on Sunday expressed fears that Iran would get sanctions relief without significant curbs on its nuclear program. The statement came just a day ahead of world powers going in a huddle with Iran in a last-ditch effort to salvage 2015 nuclear agreement.

Israel worried about relief to Iran without curb on nuclear projects: Bennett

In Iran, farmers set up tents in a dry river bed in Isfahan to protest a drought. The Iranian Riot Police fired bullets to clear up the area. Palki Sharma tells you how a protest for water turned deadly in Iran.

Gravitas: Farmers in Iran protest drought in a dried-up river

Iran: Farmers set up tents in dry river bed protesting against water shortage

For the 14th consecutive day, the Iranian capital Tehran remains engulfed in smoke. The Air Quality Index (AQI) of the city has entered a severe category. Residents have been complaining of respiratory illnesses.

Smoke chokes Iranian capital Tehran for 14th consecutive day

Time is running out for the U.N. atomic watchdog to gain access to re-install cameras at a centrifuge-parts workshop in Iran, as the agency will soon be unable to guarantee equipment is not being diverted to make atom bombs, its chief said on Wednesday.

Iran: UN nuclear watchdog monitors Iran's nuclear program

Sharpening rhetoric against Iran, Israel on Tuesday disclosed what it said were two bases used to carry out maritime attacks. Israel also offered to cooperate with Arab partners on counter-measures.

Israel flags Iran UAV bases, offers to co-operate with Arab allies

Over the past 20 months, Israeli intelligence operatives have assassinated Iran’s chief nuclear scientist and triggered major explosions at four Iranian nuclear and missile facilities, hoping to cripple the centrifuges that produce nuclear fuel and delay the day when Tehran’s new government might be able to build a bomb.

As hopes for nuclear deal fade, Iran rebuilds and risks grow

The conflict between Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels and Saudi-led coalition continues to escalate. In the latest development Houthi fighters say that they have fired 14 drones at several Saudi cities on Saturday, including at Saudi Aramco's oil refineries in Jeddah.

Conflict between Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels, Saudi-led coalition continues to escalate

The US envoy for Iran warned Friday that Tehran was approaching the point of no return for reviving the 2015 nuclear deal after it boosted its stocks of enriched uranium before talks resume this month.

US envoy to Iran says time shrinking for nuclear deal

US envoy for Iran warned on Friday that Iran was approaching point of no return over revival of 2015 nuclear deal after Tehran boosted stocks of enriched uranium.

'Time is short' for Iran to return to nuclear deal: US envoy

Jordan has accused the goalkeeper of the Iranian Women's Football team of being a man. 32-year-old Zohreh Koudaei helped Iran defeat Jordan in the Asia Cup qualifier. She's now facing calls for a 'gender verification probe'. Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: Jordan accuses Iran of 'playing a man' | Who is Zohreh Koudaei?

The UN nuclear watchdog on Wednesday reported that Iran has again boosted its stock of highly enriched uranium, just days before talks are set to resume seeking to revive the 2015 nuclear deal.

Iran has again boosted uranium stockpile, IAEA reports

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has estimated that Iran's stockpile of highly enriched Uranium is at 2,489.7 kg, this exceeds the limit that was laid down in the 2015 agreement. The document will be discussed during the IAEA meeting scheduled for the next meet.

IAEA: Iran boosting stockpile of highly enriched Uranium again

It might appear to be an unusual incident but has been deemed as a "very serious issue" after Jordan accused Iran of playing a man in a women's international, even demanded a "gender verification check".

Jordan accuses Iran of playing a MAN as goalkeeper during crucial women's match, demands gender probe

Every year harvesting Pomegranate villagers in Iran ran a festival by preparing local foods, playing games. Iran tops the list of the world's Pomegranate producers. The domestic production of Pomegranate in Iran exceeds 1 million tonnes annually.

Pomegranate Festival: Iranians celebrate annual harvesting season in Tehran

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