Approximately 731 banks and 140 government sites were torched in recent unrest in Iran, Interior Minister Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli said in remarks published by the official IRNA news agency on Wednesday.

Hundreds of banks and government sites torched in unrest: Iran's Interior Minister

Iranian Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri on Saturday warned regional countries of consequences if it is proven that they meddled to stoke recent unrest in Iran. "Some countries in the region should know that they will not have an easy life in the region if clues are found that show they intervened to create unrest in Iran," said Jahangiri, quoted by the semi-official news agency Fars.

Some countries will not have it easy if clues found on creating unrest in Iran: Vice President Jahangiri

A pro-government rally planned in Tehran on Monday will show the world who the "real" Iranians are, Iran's Foreign Ministry said, voicing surprise over foreign statements of support for protesters angered by a decision to hike gasoline prices.

Iran says pro-government rally to show who 'real' Iranians are

Saudi efforts to negotiate an end to the Yemen war in a bid to open a dialogue with Iran could call into question continued Gulf support for US President Donald J.

Mending Gulf fences could weaken support for US sanctions against Iran

Iran on Thursday began restoring internet access in the capital Tehran and a number of provinces, local news agencies and residents said, after a days-long nationwide shutdown meant to help stifle unrest over fuel price hikes.

Iran begins reconnecting internet after shutdown over protests

The UN nuclear watchdog on Thursday urged Iran to explain the presence of uranium particles at an undeclared site, as a landmark deal aimed at curbing Tehran's atomic activities threatens to collapse.

IAEA urges Iran to explain uranium particles at undeclared site

Despite decades of sanctions, Iran has succeeded in developing its missile arsenal, which is larger than that of any other Middle Eastern country including Israel, a Pentagon study said Tuesday.

Pentagon says Iran's missiles unrivaled in Middle East

Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh are likely to receive rainfall, according to the Indian Meteorological Department. Owing to a western disturbance after a cyclonic circulation over Iran, these regions will receive rain.

Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh to receive rainfall as cyclone circulation gains stronghold over Iran

Iranians have defeated the "enemy's conspiracy" and were celebrating their victory, President Hassan Rouhani said Wednesday after deadly nationwide protests against a petrol price hike.

Rouhani says 'enemy conspiracy' defeated in protest-hit Iran

Iran has largest missile force in Middle East, capable of hitting Israel, Saudi Arabia: Pentagon report

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Iranian intelligence documents have been leaked. These documents throw the light on the roles of Iran in Iraq. Watch this video to find out more in the details.

Leaked Iranian documents throw light on Iran's role in Iraq

Mass anti-government protests in several Arab countries are turning into competitions to determine who has the longer breath, the protesters or the government. In Algeria, Lebanon and Iraq, countries in which the leader was either forced to resign or has agreed to step down, authorities appear to be dragging their feet on handovers of power or agreed transitional power-sharing arrangements in the hope that protesters, determined to hold on to their street power until a political transition process is firmly in place, either lose their momentum or are racked by internal differences.

Middle East protests: A tug of war over who has the longer breath

Iran hikes fuel price, anger took place among protesters. Watch this complete video to find out more in detail.

Iran hikes fuel price, angry protesters take to streets

Iranian security forces' three members were allegedly stabbed to death by ''rioters'' near Tehran, AFP reported yesterday. According to sources, the perpetrators had knives and machetes on them.

Iran claims peace has been reinstated after three security personnel were killed by 'rioters'

President Hassan Rouhani warned Sunday that riot-hit Iran could not allow "insecurity" after two days of unrest killed two people and saw authorities arrest dozens and restrict internet access.

Iran cannot allow 'insecurity' in the face of protests: Rouhani

Iran condemned the United States' support for "rioters" in a statement issued late Sunday, after two days of violent protests in the Islamic republic against a petrol price hike.

Iran condemns United States' show of support for 'rioters'

The U.S. supported Iran protesters over the fuel price hike. Watch this video to find out more in details.

U.S. supported Iran protesters over fuel price hike

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Sunday supported government's decision to hike petrol prices and blamed the opponents of the Islamic Republic for the vandalism on Saturday's protests.

Fuel price hike: Iran supreme leader Khamenei voices support

Sporadic protests erupted in cities across Iran, state news agency IRNA said on Saturday, a day after the government announced a surprise decision to ration petrol and hike its price.

Protests erupt in Iran over fuel price hike

Iran is not calling for the elimination of Jewish people, but it thinks people of all religions should decide Israel's future, Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Friday in a speech posted on his official website.

Khamenei: Iran not calling for elimination of Jews, wants non-sectarian Israel

By Sukru Cildir The relationship between Saudi Arabia and Iran, both oil-rich states in the Middle East, has oscillated from co-operation to conflict throughout history.

How Saudi-Iranian oil rivalry has been shaped by American power

Europe's threat to trigger a mechanism that could reimpose United Nations sanctions on Iran marks a significant breakdown in diplomacy to try to save the 2015 nuclear deal and could presage its death knell, diplomats say.

European concerns raise prospect of renewed U.N. sanctions on Iran

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