Tehran, Iran – There is a lot of talk about Tehran allegedly enriching uranium particles to near weapons-grade levels and simultaneous calls to lift sanctions amid attempts to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.

Iran to revive 2015 Nuclear Deal?

French-Iranian academic Fariba Adelkhah has finally been released from Tehran's Eevin Prison where she spent over three years. Fariba was arrested in June 2019 and was serving a five-year sentence on national security charges.

French-Iranian academic released

Tens of thousands of Iranians are back on streets but to everyone's surprise, this time they are in solidarity with the government to mark the 44th anniversary of the Islamic revolution. The anniversary was observed across the country including in capital, Tehran, where people carried the Iranian flag.

Iranians arrive at Tehran's Azadi Square to celebrate 44th anniversary of Islamic revolution

Iran has hit back at UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi after he voiced worries over modifications to equipment at the country's underground Fordo uranium enrichment plant, reported AFP quoting state media.

Iran hits back at IAEA chief Rafael Grossi over report on Fordo nuclear plant

French President Emmanuel Macron announced they had long rush of Iran's nuclear program. The statement came shortly after Macron held talks with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu who was in Paris to seek a stronger European stance against Tehran.

Macron denounces 'headlong rush' of Iran's Nuclear Programme, meets Israeli PM in Paris

Iran's top diplomat says Tehran welcomes steps toward a reconciliation between Turkey and Syria and is ready to help move the efforts forward. Watch this report to know further.

Iran welcomes steps toward Turkiye-Syria reconciliation

Iranian judiciary's Mizan news agency said on Saturday (January 14) that British-Iranian national Alireza Akbari had been executed. He was handed death sentence on charges of spying for Britain.

Iran: Alireza Akbari executed on charges of being a British spy, UK condemns execution

The month-long unrest in Iran growing by the day and so is the Iranian regime's crackdown on protesters from handing out death sentences to directly firing on protesters, the Iranian regime is doing everything at its disposal to curb dissent.

Tehran: Dissident Iranian author Mehdi Bahman sentenced to death for 'espionage'

Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister has said that Iran’s Gulf Arab neighbours would act to shore up their security if Tehran were to obtain nuclear weapons.

'If Iran gets an operational nuclear weapon, all bets are off', says Saudi foreign minister

As Iran clamps down on nationwide unrest, it has reportedly executed the first person related to this protest. As per a local media agency, the protester was convicted of injuring a security personnel with a knife and closing off a street in Tehran.

Iran anti-Hijab protests: Iran executes one protester, says report

Tehran is now considering reviewing the head scarf diktat, the Attorney General of Iran said that they are taking a second look at the law mandating women to cover their heads with Hijab.

Iran: State body declares 200 dead in protests; aid agencies say 'actual death toll much more'

The Iranian regime has arrested Ayatollah Khamenei's niece Farideh Moradkhani. She had called Irani a 'murderous & child-killing regime'. Priyanka Sharma asks: Is no one safe in the ongoing crackdown by Tehran?

Gravitas: Iranian regime won't spare its own kin?

Iranian filmmaker Reza Dormishian has been barred by Tehran from travelling to the International Film Festival of India in Goa, where 'A Minor', a film he produced was due to play in the competition.

Tehran bars Iranian filmmaker from going to IFFI for backing protests

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's niece, Farideh Moradkhani, has been detained by Iranian authorities after she made a video in which she referred to her uncle's government as a "murderous and child-killing dictatorship.

Iran detained Khamenei's niece after she criticised regime, confirms brother

Iran says it is enriching its uranium to 60%. Is Tehran inching closer to nuclear weapons? Ghadi Francis brings us all the latest developments. #TheWestAsiaPost

The West Asia Post: Is Iran inching close to Nuclear weapons?

As Iran faces criticism from the International Atomic Energy Agency over Tehran's lack of cooperation with the nuclear watchdog, a new report by Iran's news agency says the country has begun producing Uranium enriched at some 60% .

Iran: Stepping closer to bomb? 60% is a significant step towards weapons-grade enrichment

FIFA World Cup 2022 is already inundated with controversies, and the Iran versus England match on the day 2 of the megaevent was no exception. The Iranian Team apparently declined to sing their national anthem before their World Cup match against England.

FIFA World Cup 2022: Why did the Iranian players not sing their national anthem before the match? 

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

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

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

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.

Iran: Brutal clampdown on protests at metro station in Tehran

Iran: 5 killed as Iranian Security Forces open fire at anti-hijab protesters in Tehran

An Iranian court has issued a second death sentence against a “rioter”, for violence linked to the widespread protests following Mahsa Amini's death, said the judiciary.

Iran issues second death sentence to ‘rioter’ linked to ‘anti-hijab’ protests

The European Union has decided to impose a new round of sanctions on Iranian officials who were accused of repression of protests following the death of Mahsa Amini.

EU imposes new round of sanctions on Iranian officials over handling of protests

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