Tehran and International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have decided to extend by a month an understanding that enables the United Nations watchdog to monitor Iran's nuclear sites.

Iran nuclear sites inspection agreement extended by one month, says IAEA

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Sunday that it was unclear Iran was prepared to take the necessary steps to return to compliance with the multination nuclear agreement.

Unclear if Iran ready to return to nuclear pact, says US

At least nine people were injured in a blast at an explosives factory in Iran, ISNA news agency reported. The factory is located in Isfahan province of the country.

Iran: Nine people injured in explosives factory blast

Iran's parliament speaker said on Sunday that a three-month monitoring deal between Tehran and the UN nuclear watchdog had expired as of Saturday, Iran's state TV reported, adding that the agency would no longer access images of nuclear sites.

IAEA will have no access to Iran's nuclear sites images, says top lawmaker 

An Iranian couple have shocked the world after they confessed to murdering their son, a famous film-maker Babak Khorramdin, and also their daughter and son-in-law years ago.

No regret: Iran couple admits to dismembering son and daughter

Despite discovering the Farzad-B gas field in 2008, India's ONGC has been dropped from the multi-billion dollar project. WION’s Palki Sharma tells you how Indian officials miscalculated the deal and why India cannot afford more missteps in Iran.

Gravitas: Iran drops India from key gas field project

Saudi Arabia is 'hopeful' after exploratory talks with its nemesis Iran, its foreign minister said, in a rare comment on delicate discussions whose details have been closely guarded.

Saudi foreign minister 'hopeful' over exploratory Iran talks 

The two main contenders in the race to become Iran's next President have file their nominations. One of them is former Parliament speaker Ali Larijani.

Iran Presidential Poll 2021: Former Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani files nomination

As Iran gears up for a presidential election, people from across the political spectrum are taking to the audio app Clubhouse as a rare forum for debate inside the country.

Iranians find their voices on Clubhouse ahead of poll

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif cancelled his meeting with his Austrian counterpart as a sign of displeasure over Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz flying Israeli flag in Vienna.

Iran foreign minister cancels meet with Austrian counterpart over Israel flag

Former Iran President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Wednesday submitted application for his candidacy to succeed incumbent President Hassan Rouhani. Elections are due in Iran next month.

Iran: Ex-president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad submits name for presidential poll

France said on Tuesday that there had been some progress in negotiations related to Iran's compliance on nuclear issues, but warned that there remained a lot still to do within a short time frame if efforts to revive a 2015 accord were to succeed.

France says little time left to revive Iran nuke deal

A US Coast Guard ship fired about 30 warning shots after 13 vessels from Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy (IRGCN) came close to it and other American Navy vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, the Pentagon said on Monday.

US military ship fires 30 warning shots after encounter with Iranian vessels 

Iran has enriched uranium to up to 63% purity at its above-ground Natanz enrichment plant, even higher than the 60% it had announced, the U.N. nuclear watchdog said on Tuesday in a report seen by Reuters, citing fluctuations in enrichment levels.

Iran has enriched uranium up to 63% purity, IAEA report says

Two days ago, the US seized a staggering cache of weapons in the Arabian Sea. The vessel allegedly came from Iran and was on its way to Yemen. Then, the US Navy had a direct face-off with Iranian vessels. Why are tensions high between the US and Iran? Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Staggering cache of weapons seized in the Arabian Sea

A US Coast Guard ship fired about 30 warning shots after 13 vessels from Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy (IRGCN) came close to it and other American Navy vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.

US Coast Guard ship fires 30 warning shots after encounter with Iranian vessels

A string of military figures on the list of Iranian presidential hopefuls is stirring unease over a possible militarisation of the Islamic republic's politics. Registration for the June 18 poll runs from Tuesday to Saturday, after which names will be handed to the conservative-dominated Guardian Council for vetting.

List of military candidates stirs unease over Iran vote 

Iran confirmed publicly for the first time on Monday that it is in talks with its regional arch rival Saudi Arabia, saying it would do what it could to resolve issues between them.

Iran confirms talks with Saudi Arabia, promises best efforts 

Amid a surge in coronavirus cases and fears of an incoming fourth wave, the government has decided to ban all local travel to contain the spread of the deadly virus.

'Best vaccine is first vaccine': Iran bans local travel ahead of Eid-al-Fitr

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamanei on Friday called on Muslim nations and asked them to keep fighting against Israel. Khamanei termed Israel a "terrorist garrison" against the Palestinians.

Iran's Khamenei calls fight against Israel a public duty

A deal to salvage the Iran nuclear accord is possible in the coming weeks before the Islamic republic holds elections in June, a senior State Department official said Thursday, a day before talks were due to resume in Vienna.

US says 'possible' to revive Iran nuclear deal before vote

G7 foreign ministers concluded their first in-person talks in more than two years on Wednesday, hitting out at China for human rights abuses and a crackdown on pro-democracy figures, and voicing concern about Russian aggression. They also called on Iran to release foreign and dual nationals who they said had been imprisoned arbitrarily.

G7 chides China's rights abuses, Russia's aggression, Iran's foreign prisoner

China on Thursday said it "strongly condemns" a statement by the Group of Seven nations accusing Beijing of rights abuses in Xinjiang, Tibet and Hong Kong, as a schism with Western democracies widens.

Persecution of Uyghur Muslims: China hits back at G7 rights criticism

Iraq has hosted more than one round of talks between regional foes Iran and Saudi Arabia, Iraqi President Barham Salih said on Wednesday. Salih made his remarks during an interview broadcast live online with the Beirut Institute think tank.

Saudi Arabia, Iran held talks more than once in Iraq: President

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